Family › Re: Has Your Wife Ever Slapped You? What's Your Reaction? by bukatyne(f): 8:51am On Dec 18, 2019 |
Funny how this thread on different foot doesn't have us telling the husband to pack out, chase his wife or run to the police station to report the 'abuse'. https://www.nairaland.com/5583214/hit-wifeWhen a spouse does something they have not done before, you lean back and ask what went wrong and correct it. |
Family › Re: I Cheated And I'm Guilty by bukatyne(f): 8:46am On Dec 18, 2019 |
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Family › Re: No Gender Has The Exclusive Right To Be Violent - Solomon Buchi by bukatyne(f): 8:43am On Dec 18, 2019 |
cococandy: Verbal abuse is bad. There’s no debating that.
Physical abuse however is not on the same wavelength as it.
They are two separate things Many people have felt worthless and committed suicide because of verbal abuse. Many people have withered and died because of the words of their loved ones (spouses, parents, friends etc.) One of my teachers told me I would not pass a subject in WAEC because I never passed it in school. On the day of that WAEC paper, she told me I was getting a different result and would fail just as she predicted. I still remember almost 20yrs later. Miraculously, I passed that subject. I wonder what would have happened if I didn't. I am sure that same teacher has been me several times, funny because I can't remember. But those her words, I can never forget. Even the setting it was said. Because I have the 'ability' or 'adaptation' to zone out when people are saying what I do not want to hear (which can be a negative because I almost can't recount verbal convos after 20mins), I used to think verbal abuse wasn't all that. The human soul is like a flower; negative words and beatings makes a person wither. It is just because the effect of physiacal abuse is quickly seen and affects women more so it seems worse. I have seen many broken people from words. I have seen people soak in my little words of affirmation and appreciation that I know they are starved of it. Words especially are the entrance to the human soul: You read books to develop your mind, you listen to songs and teachings, for religious people, they go to their place of worship and listen to their leaders or meditate on their religious books. For hypnosis, words are used. That's why our lovers want to hear we love them, care for them bla bla. What we say out of our mouth is extremely powerful and either builds or destroy. |
Family › Re: No Gender Has The Exclusive Right To Be Violent - Solomon Buchi by bukatyne(f): 12:04am On Dec 18, 2019 |
theButterfly: He should be speaking to his fellow men. It's men who have this mentality that they have the (exclusive) right to hit a woman and are the perpetrators of domestic violence most of the time, not women. Violence does not start at the first blow. It starts at the first word said with the intent to break the other person. |
Family › Re: Has Your Wife Ever Slapped You? What's Your Reaction? by bukatyne(f): 12:00am On Dec 18, 2019*. Modified: 9:04am On Dec 18, 2019 |
Success02: For the first time ever in my life, my wife slapped me twice. You want to know my reaction?
Honestly I was surprised to see my wife slapped me. I thought within myself what could have warranted it.
On Saturday, we went for a party which I was reluctant to attend but I did because I wanted to please my wife. I did all I could to make her happy and to make her feel good but as much as I did, she flared up when I left to ease myself.
She complained that I went with a girl which was not so. To cut the story short I left the party without my wife and we kept distance for some days. Every instructions I gave to my wife since then she would just do it reluctantly and when I needed to get to her office after work so that we could go home together, I would just see that she was not there. when I got back home I decided to get spare key so as to return home from work without waiting for her, I asked her for the spare and she started raising voice on me. I reacted as a man and all of a sudden I got the first slap followed by the second one. Though I didn't react because I don't know what to do.
My question is what will be your reaction if you happen to be in my shoes? You reacted as a man meaning? Modified: You have clarified the above. First, your wife doesn't trust you. Either you have cheated in the past or she is a nervous wreck thinking all men-women interaction ends in sex. Since she doesn't appreciate you going out of your way for her, you can limit some things not essential/fundamental. For instance, she did not appreciate you going with her for the party; tell her next time 'I would love to go with you, however, you do not appreciate it which hurts me and makes it feel a waste of my time' etc in your words. She should get the message and sit up. Your marriage is also filled with too much rancor hence the malice for days, request for spare key so you don't pick her up with work etc. I don't know how the discussion/argument flowed that day since you are the victim here. Hold her hands and tell her that the only touch you would tolerate from her is romantic touch. The next she slaps you, you will..... Insert whatever sounds serious enough that she thinks you can go through with the meanest face you have. I apologize on her behalf. |
Romance › Re: To Marry A Lady Who Loves You More Than You Love Her , Is It Okay? by bukatyne(f): 11:56pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
NaijadrivaCars: A man is meant to love, while the woman submits to his love.
In otherwords, Loving is a man's role while submission to the man is a woman's role. Only a foolish woman would marry a man whom she loves more. If it can be measured. |
Romance › Re: To Marry A Lady Who Loves You More Than You Love Her , Is It Okay? by bukatyne(f): 11:53pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
UbiPetrus: While it is okay for her to love you so much, you are the man and should love her crazily. The holy book commands the man to love and the woman to be submissive. If she loves you more than you love her, that is, if you doubt what it is that you feel for her, then I wouldn't advice you to go ahead. Very true. |
Family › Re: Help, My Husband Is Causing Me Pain by bukatyne(f): 9:34pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
Damilolacoker: Hello everyone I'm 24 years old and I have been married for three years. last year we had our first baby . Prior to our wedding, I and my husband decided I'll be allowed to work once our baby is old enough to attend day Care. Now our daughter is almost 2 years and he has refused to let me work. We've had countless arguments about this and it always ends with him saying women who work are not always submissive. I cannot be a full house wife , I am educated and cannot sit at home all say.
He recently told my parents I was being rude to him and they're all saying I should do whatever my husband wants. I love him but on this issue, I refuse to agree with him.
The other part here is he doesn't like me correcting our daughter. She's almost 2 and it irritates him whenever I try to potty train her or scold her . He insists I go to check up on Her at school during break hours . I understand that she's quite young but as her mother, I want the best for her. Now he's changed towards me, he doesn't care or pamper me like he used to , sometimes he refuses to eat at home and when I try to speak with him, he's always very cold. Please help me, I don't know what to do anymore How was his parents' marriage and attitude towards child care? Apart from the working stuff, has he renegade in any other 'agreement'? Is there any other issue he is reporting you to your parents for? If yes, how did they resolve it? I don't want to believe they just told you to 'obey' him without listening to you both. |
Romance › Re: Chinese Man 'Long Ting' Marries Nigerian Girl In Anambra by bukatyne(f): 9:30pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
They look alike Congrats to them. |
Family › Re: If You Could Change Your Partner, Would You Still Choose Your Husband Or Wife? by bukatyne(f): 8:51pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
Yes. |
Romance › Re: When A Lady Says "I'm Not Ready To Suffer A Second Time" by bukatyne(f): 8:50pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
Chi59: Didn't you read how she tried helping him? Did you read the post you quoted?  |
Family › Re: I Cheated And I'm Guilty by bukatyne(f): 5:26pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
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Health › Re: How To Save A Choking Child by bukatyne(f): 5:25pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
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Romance › Re: When A Lady Says "I'm Not Ready To Suffer A Second Time" by bukatyne(f): 5:24pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
seuncyrus: Most Nigerians believe the only way out of poverty is to get married into a rich home ....very sad True. |
Family › Re: I Cheated And I'm Guilty by bukatyne(f): 5:23pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
LewsTherin: Looks like the birds have come home to roost and OP has "manipulationed out of this" thread.
Bukatyne, I just had to use that somewhere else. No vex abeg. It's just hilarious to me.  |
Romance › Re: When A Lady Says "I'm Not Ready To Suffer A Second Time" by bukatyne(f): 3:18pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
MiddleDimension: they do the bolded above too? Well, it is not new. A lot of people in relationships are passing time till they find the 'special one'. |
Family › Re: My Four Children Not Mine by bukatyne(f): 2:19pm On Dec 17, 2019 |
Martinez39: Lol. As aspected, rather than call out the malicious and treacherous doings of the wife, you subtly tried to focus on the man and put the blame on him. Of course, women are never at fault and the problem must be from a man. Does it matter if he is impotent? Does impotence justifies paternity fraud? If children are not forthcoming in a marriage, the couple should have gone for medical check up and if one of them was declared infertile, discussions on how to get children (by adoption or a surrogate) can take place. All these are the sensible options instead of paternity fraud.
From your other posts on this thread, you said it's not alright for a man to go for paternity test if his wife hasn't given him a reason not to trust her and doing such will be to question his wife's trust. Well, that is nonsensical in all ways. If the wife doesn't give him a reason to doubt her, it doesn't mean the kids are his and he is still taking a risk. I am sure if a man follows your advice and he discovers, by pure chance, after so many years and investments that his kids aren't his, what is he to do? I am sure you and your kind will still find a way to blame him. Tell that to men who trusted their wives (that gave them no reasons to doubt) and yet discovered that they were played to raise children not theirs. You are just playing dumb when you argue as though human deceit isn't lofty and formidable.
No matter what, all men must go for DNA tests. I am not surprised by your irrational arguments, deep bias, and venom. Afterall, you are a woman and even worse, a feminist of steep and passive misandric proportion. 
CAPSLOCKED, AstroG, Omar09 Martinez39: Bullcrap!!! Your dishonesty is as high as the sky. This is how women distort facts to raise arguments that absolves them of responsibility and blame. DNA is authentic regardless of your gender or species. The same way they conduct DNA for father and children is the same way for mother and children and both test have the same efficiency.
— "The baby could have been exchanged" — "DNA tests are not effective and are complex when it comes to maternity test" Are these the arguments you ladies want to hide behind when you people are exposed for paternity fraud? If the husband discovers that the kids are not his, you use the first argument. If the husband then goes for maternity test to verify the first argument, you use the second. Lol. Maternity tests are effective and reliable and will be used to fish out evil women culpable of paternity fraud. 
Hahahahaha. And when we discover the mother is the mother nko?
CAPSLOCKED, AstroG, Omar09 Incase you have not noticed, I do not have the time for juvenile discussions especially with peeps who do not have idea about life.  I am also not responsible for your mistrust in women. You can resolve your mummy issues and leave my moniker off your whinning. Those posts you quoted were a discussion with someone and if you are not intelligent to follow them, stay clear. If you understand resolution tactics, you should know ideally that if DNA test proofs a man not the father, they should test the mother if she is also their mother. Baby switching is not a new thing. |
Romance › Re: How A Prostitute, Club Girl Changed My Life by bukatyne(f): 10:30am On Dec 17, 2019 |
This life is a mystery.
Ashewo story aside. |
NYSC › Re: My Service Year In Anambra - Corper Peter Omoniyi Gidado by bukatyne(f): 9:05am On Dec 17, 2019 |
Baroba: Like my late father in law will always say, Landlord travel and see.. Most people need to get out of there little hamlets and explore other parts of Nigeria.. Very very true. I would advise people especially corps members not re-deploy except for safety reasons. It is a good year for exploration. |
Family › Re: My Four Children Not Mine by bukatyne(f): 8:46am On Dec 17, 2019 |
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Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 8:21am On Dec 17, 2019 |
The OP is messed up however let's stop she wants to destroy their homes bla bla.  The husbands and not her took the vows to love and be faithful to their wives her sisters. |
Health › Re: How To Save A Choking Child by bukatyne(f): 8:15am On Dec 17, 2019 |
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Romance › Re: When A Lady Says "I'm Not Ready To Suffer A Second Time" by bukatyne(f): 9:26pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Apeshy101: My friend has been down since yesterday.
He was talking over the phone with his girlfriend friend, in the course of the discussion, he chipped in marriage to the girl.
The girl stylishly told him "she was not ready to suffer a second time".
They both laughed over it then.
Both the guy and babe are from poor backgrounds but the guy is gradually hitting it steadily recently (though he has kept this from the girl)
I don't even know put this to the guy as he seams hurt by the statement.
Me: "It's nothing, just a way to "ginger" you to hustle or you want make she come your house come suffer"?
Guy is seeing things from a different angle. Her parents are/were poor, she wants to marry a richer man. Now the question is apart from looking for a richer mate, what is she doing to climb out of poverty? Apart from money, what else is she looking for in a man? Does she love her current boyfriend and wishes he makes more money (hence the non-readiness of marriage) or is she using him to cure her kongi till the rich man comes along? You sorry your friend needs to find the true answers to these questions before he opens up on his finances to the girl. He doesn't need a fair weather wife on the journey of marriage. |
Family › Re: My Four Children Not Mine by bukatyne(f): 9:19pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
crackhaus: It is already possible na. It's the same DNA testing that can be used to determine maternity . Last I heard, it is much more complex to determine and not 100% authentic. Cos I am thinking, if it is not the father, the next thing is confirm the mother is really the mother. |
Family › Re: I Cheated And I'm Guilty by bukatyne(f): 9:17pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Ha! I propose people who post connocted stories should be banned for a year.  cheenway: Am I a fool to bring something as delicate as this here if it were to be me in the picture.
If you must know, it's a copied post from fb
Ode! And common sense did not tell you to add the link or a disclaimer? Even if you are not a cheat, you are a liar and a fraud. |
Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 9:14pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
crackhaus: Yes oo, like you and I. @Sassysure, yes @crackhaus: *coughing* |
Family › Re: Birthday Gift For My Sweetheart (wife) by bukatyne(f): 9:13pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
PaulErungworo: This is spot on! I am sending you a bill for my services  |
Family › Re: Birthday Gift For My Sweetheart (wife) by bukatyne(f): 9:12pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
catwalq: Someone's been reading 'The 5 Love Languages'.  E Don tey!  To think I have actually never read that book.  |
Family › Re: My Four Children Not Mine by bukatyne(f): 9:11pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
crackhaus: Within the context of DNA testing, it's definitely a woman thing to react a certain way because I've not seen or heard where it's the woman that suggests a DNA test to her husband. Well, it is the woman's trust on the line. I wonder when it would be developed to test for maternity too. Some of these cases are babies switched at birth. |
Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 9:08pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Fountainofyouth: This just gave you away, you swear on your fathers grave but your father is alive and sick as you said above, probably your real dad is dead, cos we all know you're a guy posing as whatever, you try. Hohohohoho! |
Family › Re: Birthday Gift For My Sweetheart (wife) by bukatyne(f): 9:05pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
PaulErungworo: Quality time is her most cherished thing. She just love to have me around her Ok, do you have love gardens or open fields around you? You can prepare a picnic E. G. A bucket of chicken from KFC (N3,500), drinks (smoothie, juice, fizzy drinks) and fruits (apples, grapes etc.) Spread a blanket, lay the basket and talk about your future, how to improve your marriage, what you currently like about yourselves etc. as you munch away. If you would tempted to munch yourselves, choose a spot no one would see you. Good luck on pleasing your queen  |
Family › Re: My Four Children Not Mine by bukatyne(f): 8:37pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
crackhaus: Lol @lack of trust. Totally far from it, but I understand why you would think that. It's always the default reaction from ladies.
I come from a home with one parent in the medical profession, it's instinct for me to be aware of every congenital information about my child as early as possible, hence I called it a full blood work. DNA testing is just one of the tests involved. Not a woman thing bro. I am sure you would be worried if your wife is snooping on your phone or monitoring you without giving her a reason to. |