Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 6:14pm On May 19, 2019 |
djon78: Excuse me My mum had 5 girls 2 are medical doctors One was a manager in a telecom company in VI She relocated to Canada last year with her husband and children Almost all are married/high carrier women but they cook excellently and run there homes well
Do you know that Dora Akunyili all the time she was in NAFDAC and later minister cooked strictly for her husband All these ladies commenting here How many of them don't reach that level How much are they making self To be making noise When successful women run there homes well I have been in a meeting where Folurnsho Alakija was advising young women that she still cooks for her husband, and she is a billionaire in dollars Abeg leave matter Dora and Folorunsho go to the market themselves after work or on Saturdays themselves and cook? Most successful women will tell you the invaluable assistance of domestic helps who handles everything while they oversee. You don't get it: it is not about the resource of money, it is about the resource of time. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 6:02pm On May 19, 2019 |
alBHAGDADI: Honoring a woman is allowing her play her role as a woman, not making her abandon her duties. Hahahaha |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 6:02pm On May 19, 2019 |
Oluromantic: I have regular customers in Agbara market.. A foodstuff market, i drive there every month and I enjoy cooking.. In fact I wish I learnt catering, cus I don't eat out. I'm a bachelor, I see no reason why a spinster shd find it stressful..not up to 10 months Do you run her schedule? |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:57pm On May 19, 2019 |
Hoodbilonia: I juz cooked beans today With enuf plantain Fried fish Meat I turned down all calls today I wan chop alone abeg I am calling you now. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:55pm On May 19, 2019 |
iRepNaija1: Every day, women are constantly judged for their looks and their value is determined by their looks. Hence, some women obsess about looking pretty by wearing a lot of making, using filters on their pictures, wearing weave, altering their bodies, wearing waist trainers and etc. But women were not put on this Earth for the sole purpose of pleasing men with their looks. Do you understand how belittling that is? To have your value as living, breathing person be determined by how "good" you look? A woman of substance with moderate effort to look good would be valued anywhere. Men don't even take women who all they have to offer is their looks seriously; looks fade. Should a woman look good? Yes. Should that be all she offers? That would be a tragedy. And a woman should only be overly concerned about her man's perceptions of her looks. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:51pm On May 19, 2019 |
Dotng: I agree with your points. The most important thing here is for people to marry the person who values them, supports their aspirations and is willing to accept their disposition to marriage. It would be a type mismatch for the lady to marry someone who loves homemade meals. You need to understand the love language of the person you want to marry and ask yourself if you can meet up. There are men who do not care about these things. We need to understand that our disposition to these things are mostly influenced by how we are brought up, the environment we have lived in and the things we cherish. If someone prefers manual approach to taking care of the home rather than using machines, respect them for it. If they prefer otherwise understand with them. So far as they are not imposing the approach on you there should not be a problem. I see people bashing those who are stressed because of housework and using Regina as their model. This is how people set themselves up for failure. What is the rate of success in model you have adopted for yourself? How many people have a successful relationship and career using such model?
Are you sure of the outcome of your marriage if you follow that path in the next 10 to 15 years time? I liked your post. @last paragraph: I think people need to be dynamic. What worked 10 years ago might not work now. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:49pm On May 19, 2019 |
alBHAGDADI: @bold
God created women for the pleasure of men.
1 Corinthians 11:9 Neither was the man created for the woman; but the woman for the man. Quote that chapter further oga. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:46pm On May 19, 2019 |
Lexusgs430: It's cheaper to cook your own meals....... I hear this all the time. However, reverse seems to be the case for me. People say it is the way I cook. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:44pm On May 19, 2019 |
funmisticqueen: me that work night duty, or 36 hours calls will now be struggling to keep a man because I want to form superwoman. i cannot die before my time. i just hope my future hubby isn't like me that gets sick from food that has stayed in the freezer more than a week.
although i like cooking, it isn't a do or die affair for me, i easily lose appetite after cooking sometimes so i cook for other people and hardly for myself.
but the issue comes when one wants to eat healthy or eat to lose weight, i don't trust outsourced foods for that.
it seriously isn't easy.
going to the market is stressful when you dont have an item list and regular customers for what you want to buy. no time to waste haggling, just buy at our agreed price and move on.
ladies!! proverbs 31 woman is a scam! wife material is a scam! they use that to brainwash you to slave away in the kitchen until your brain atrophies while they chase the latest skirt in town. enough said. The Proverbs 31 woman didn't spend all her day cooking or cleaning. It is not about the Proverbs 31 woman. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:42pm On May 19, 2019 |
AntiBrutus: Why did you introduce yourself naw? I am very excited at your return, I can't find words to reply your post... 
Let me get myself together *breathes in and out*
I think they love the emotional blackmail. You know that feeling of, if I am not home, this home wouldn't function up to 40%. The worst thing is, they won't stop complaining about how they are doing it all alone. They will complain indoors and outdoors.
In the process, they make their husbands look like demons. Whereas, some men are really progressives. I know someone who said he would never get the concept of a woman spending 10hrs in a Saturday that should be used for bonding to do house chores . I also have a friend whose ex complained she didn't feel like they were in a relationship because she never got to cook in his house.
So, men are not always the problem. Some of these women need to be validated, feel like they are doing something you can't do. That is why some would never date a very tidy man, who is also good in the kitchen.
Propose getting a help, they would kick against it. Get modern equipments for the home, they would make it dormant. I don't just get my people. They like to be victims. When they gather, they have something negative to say about their husbands: each women trying to outdo the last. Tell them to discuss with their husbands, it becomes hard maths. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:36pm On May 19, 2019 |
thelastorca: you are soooo correct
most nigerian women just like stress for stress sake
my wife was getting seriously stressed out and making sure we all knew it She takes the kids to school, something she hijacked from me. and the children were constantly getting to school late. to the point the school wrote us.So i went to the school and paid for a bus to take the kids to school.did she use it? No!some story about it is too late in the term, money is being wasted; we will do from beginning of next term. next term is here and she is still taking them to school; they are still almost always late, and the children are getting the disturbing lesson that beig late is acceptable because you're stressed .
we have an toddler son who watches stuff on her laptop. he has broken the screen, torn out half the keys. she complains about how stressful it is to do her work - so i have gotten her a new laptop. over six months she refuses to use it. last year she had an exam and was complaining bitterly about the challenges downloading materials shared on whatsapp. i have set up everything for her, but she refuses to use them.
same toddler watches videos on her phone. three weeks ago, he broke the phone. there were shards of glass everywhere. she was complaining and complaining, so i got myself a new phone, and passed my phone to her. she still has not set up the phone to date [which makes what some would call my cheapness better - that is how a new phone would be sitting round the house for months]. she continues to suffer with her broken phone.
i got a tablet so he can watch videos without disturbing her and be completely disassociated from her phone. that one too has been shoved into a corner of the house. this morning she was stuck with him dragging her phone with her.
every day it is complaint about how stressed i am, but when solutions are provided, they are ignored until the situation is out of control.
most of last year, i was teaching our first two kids to wash dishes. it is only now when situation is critical she is actually enforcing this. same thing for laundry. i was doing laundry with washing machine when i was 10. for reasons best known to her, she continues to insist on doing laundry by herself rather than outsourcing to the kids.
for security and of course her own agidi reasons, no maid in the house. the other day i was considering buying a dishwasher, and she shot it down immediately.
i have just switched off because i am seriously irritated by the whole thing. stress that yields no money is a nono for me.
too many nigerians do not understand working smart and focusing your energy on what brings in the bacon. there is zero reward for housework when you are doing it yourself.
its your old friend oyb. this post of your hit home. . . Have you asked her why? |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:35pm On May 19, 2019 |
AntiBrutus: Anything that can be outsourced, I will gladly do that, so far there is money and I get good results.
I wonder how family women in Lagos cope. I thought I love cooking, Not in Lagos.
These women wake up early in the morning, prepare kids for school, package their lunchbox, rush off to work, do their best to be productive at work, starts rushing back home, struggles for bus, buys petty things for the home in traffic, gets home exhausted, probably fixes dinner again, serves Oga, serves children, enters room, Oga still expects her to position yansh like a single lady with no responsibility...next morning she is up again. Yet you wonder why the wife looks older?
The ones at the office were always sleeping. You will hear, "my baby refused to sleep all through the night, I think he is teething". I asked them, why don't you take this stress off you? I can't be working, earning in 6digits and still suffer myself like this naw. Do, I want to die and have a man remarry before my casket sinks into the ground?
Surprisingly, they said NO!
It made me realize another thing, Naija women love accolades more than anything. They rather do these things, be stressed out, so that their husbands can call them superwoman. They also need it for emotional blackmail. They wouldn't want anyone (this includes their husband and kids) to think they have motherhood easy.
That is why paintings of a black woman most times looks like suffer. Kid at the back, another in the hand; basin on the head and they are trekking to God knows where . This is a Naija man's definition of wife material. This is what Naija women have perfected the act of pretending to be.
Anyway, not me. I outsourced almost every fcking thing. Sometimes I meet my buddy at Eko hotel roundabout. From there we go for dinner. He drops me home, I bathe and sleep!
I make money to make my life easier. I would only do these things if they are very convenient for me. No one should expect me to perform magic in same 24hrs he has, when we both do a 9-5.
If you go and kill yourself, he would remarry and she wouldn't even have to boil water. Look at Regina, getting customized cars weekly. After Ned's first wife spent all her productive years going to market and pounding akpu . We need physchologists to understand the average Nigerian: we love the hard way out. I thought I loved to do chores till I got a job and I realized my OCD was as a result of joblessness. You are very right about the emotional blackmail. I also think fear of oga migrating to the maid and men who insist their wives do everything themselves is another factor. |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:23pm On May 19, 2019 |
BiafranBushBoy: I rather marry a woman who sees cooking as fun.
Do we still have such women?
All we get are complaints about cooking up and down.
Smh Who were the women who saw cooking as fun? The same generation of men who saw farming or hunting as fun abi? |
Food › Re: I've Not Cooked In 8 Months - Nigerian Lady Writes by bukatyne(f): 5:10pm On May 19, 2019 |
Oluromantic: At first, I agree with d "no one to cater for" ...since she's d only one, ordering food doesn't mean she can't cook when d necessity arises.
But then, "finding market run stressful" and staying off such an important aspect of womanhood for 8-10months, it obvious she won't find it easy when she marries. For some women, cooking is fun but this one is finding it stressful to cook for her own self, when there'll be about 4 mouths to feed in marriage
I always wonder how the most cherished things that makes a woman highly valued are their greatest challenges
- natural beauty is a problem for most of them - good manners and attitude is also a problem - faithfulness in relnshp/marriage is a major problem - now cooking. Women used to be masters of d kitchen but not anymore.
No woman is perfect, but honestly if u remove these four things from a woman's life, its empty barrel that's left. There is a difference between I find cooking stressful and I can't cook. I think you should survey a lot of women to see if they won't take more breaks from the kitchen and market if they had a choice. |
Christianity Etc › Re: If This Isn't Happening In Your Church Then Just Know Your Pastor Needs Help by bukatyne(f): 1:31pm On May 19, 2019 |
stephenmorris: mind your islam qnd leave Christianity alone Let us assume he is a Muslim. Has he said anything wrong? |
Health › Re: My Fiancée Has Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), She Is Always In Pains by bukatyne(f): 1:27pm On May 19, 2019 |
paul1995:
doctors in the house I need your help my fiancee has ALS and she always complain of cold ,weakness and pains in her bone I hate to seee her in pain I love her and I don’t know what I will do if she dies I don’t want to lose her .. my question is? Will she live for a long period because the research have made said 5 years or more FollHow can we stop the constant pains ?  She is my everything Please help  Sorry for the pains she is going through. Please look at the advises of people suggesting from the place of alternative medicine. Pharmaceuticals will just prescribe trial drugs and increase the doseage/ change as they stop working/ require higher doses. Also pray, you have nothing to lose. |
Romance › Re: My Husband Slapped Me Because I Said This by bukatyne(f): 10:43pm On May 18, 2019 |
And NLers are taking her seriously. |
Family › Re: Why The Family Is Very Important In A Society by bukatyne(f): 10:17pm On May 18, 2019 |
Family is the bedrock of the society.
That's why people especially women need to get marriage right and parents need to train their kids especially boys how to be right. |
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Celebrities › Re: I Regret Having Tattoos – Huddah Monroe Reveals by bukatyne(f): 2:00pm On May 18, 2019 |
I have never loved permanent fashion. |
Business › Re: Oyeyimika Adeboye, Cadbury Nigeria First Female Managing Director In 50 Years by bukatyne(f): 1:57pm On May 18, 2019 |
Danwakae: EDO state Oyeyimika is not Yoruba? Congrats to her. |
Politics › Re: You Have The Right To Search A Policeman Before He Searches You — NPF by bukatyne(f): 8:48pm On May 13, 2019 |
Ritzy10: The Nigeria Police Force says Nigerians have the right to search its men in select circumstances.
The Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, said this in a statement on Monday title0d, ‘(Part 2) Tips For Safe And Cordial Conduct During An Arrest.’ The Police said if an officer is about to search a citizen or a property, that citizen has the right to first search the policeman in order to ensure that no evidence is planted.
According to the NPF, Nigerians also have the right to demand to know the reason for their arrest whenever an arrest is about to be made.The Force spokesman further stated that in some instances, Nigerians have the right to demand that an arrest warrant is presented before allowing themselves to be apprehended.
The statement reads in part, “You may politely request that the officer be searched before searching you. Often times, this helps to allay fears that someone may be trying to plant incriminating items on you or implicate you in any other way. “Demand to see the warrant of arrest where necessary (note, however, that not all invitation/arrest requires a warrant). As a matter of fact, under our laws, the Police have wide powers to arrest without warrant in many circumstances.
“Politely request that the officers allow you inform a trusted friend or a family member or a lawyer soon after your arrest in order to avoid unnecessary apprehension as to your whereabouts or safety. “If the arrest requires the officer to conduct a search on you, demand to see the Search Warrant and comply with all legitimate instruction during the search (note that there are a lot of instances where a policeman can search you with or without warrant).” The Force called on Nigerians never to resist arrest, even if it seems unjustified.
It also counselled Nigerians to never interfere in the arrest of a third party.
According to the statement, the Police may ask one to perform some tests such as walking in a straight line if a person is pulled over on suspicion of being drunk or high on drugs.
A Nigerian also has the right to decline writing a statement upon arrest
https://punchng.com/you-have-the-right-to-search-a-policeman-before-he-searches-you-npf/amp/ Hmmmmmmm Too much American Magic. |
Politics › Re: You Have The Right To Search A Policeman Before He Searches You — NPF by bukatyne(f): 8:47pm On May 13, 2019 |
HomeOfMe: It's a trap. I won't fall for it Hahahahaha |
Politics › Re: You Have The Right To Search A Policeman Before He Searches You — NPF by bukatyne(f): 8:46pm On May 13, 2019 |
Kcuf: imagine me searching this ones They look like armed robbers or assassins. |
Celebrities › Re: Bettie Jenifer Was Married To Two Men, One Of Whom Is A Drug Lord - Police by bukatyne(f): 12:26pm On May 13, 2019 |
hisexcellency34: Why do good girls like bad men? Because they are inherently bad. Show me your friends and I will tell you whom you are; birds of same feather flock together. They might not have the guts to be bad however, they love the life. |
Family › Re: "I Never Had An Orgasm" by bukatyne(f): 5:43pm On May 12, 2019 |
Hintona: Nope it teaches you how to have an orgasm Hahahahahaa |
Celebrities › Re: Nse Ikpe-Etim: I Removed My Womb To Live A Normal Life by bukatyne(f): 5:28pm On May 12, 2019 |
So sad.
Happy for her that she found a pillar in her husband. |
Politics › Re: INEC Withdraws Peter Nwaoboshi's Certificate Of Return by bukatyne(f): 1:38pm On May 12, 2019 |
tesppidd: This Regina's husband might look so ugly and so meek,
But he's surely pulling weight in the romantic and political landscapes. Abi my brother. |
Crime › Re: Set To Marry By August, Fiancée Battered By Fiance (Disturbing Photos) by bukatyne(f): 1:35pm On May 12, 2019 |
The lady is old enough to know what to do. |
Crime › Re: Set To Marry By August, Fiancée Battered By Fiance (Disturbing Photos) by bukatyne(f): 1:35pm On May 12, 2019 |
valdes00: You are right bro... I cant remember how many times my ex provoked me.... broke my phone twice... almost broke my head with a gin bottle...... but I still can't bring myself to beat her... I just jejely made plans to breakup with her before she turns me to a monster.... the day I left her, she cried like no 2mao... now she's married to a guy that beats her even before she provokes him... we still talk occasionally and she can't stop reminding that I am one that made her marry a woman beater cos I left her..... she said instead of me trying to change her aggrssive attitude, I chickened out... who cares, na me give u the guy See emotional blackmail. |
Celebrities › Re: Biola Adekunle Gives Birth After 5 Years Of Childlessness by bukatyne(f): 3:04pm On May 11, 2019 |
MissRaine69: Which goes back to my post. Some couples plan their families. Do some couple plan their families? Yes. Did this lady plan hers? Most likely not. Why? The post I first quoted you. |