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Fashion › Re: Is Self-Love The Key To Ending Africa’s Skin Bleaching Syndrome? by bukatyne(f): 3:44pm On Jun 13, 2017
People have always wanted to look 'better' than they currently are...

1. The whites tan to be darker/browner. There are even creams which gives an artificial tan as sunbathing causes cancer;
2. The blacks bleach/tone to be fairer which causes cancer in future;
3. The white dread/coil their straight hair;
4. The blacks straighten their hair and frankly, straightened black hair is easier to manage

Like the writer opined, thin was the new slick till the likes of Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj, Amber Rose & Beyoncé showed us that curves are sweet and the sale of waist trainers, body shapers, body magic etc. boomed. Now, it has graduated to no body shaming and we have started celebrating whales and size 20 people.

There was a time Hollywood stars were undergoing surgery to reduce their boob size; today, it is increasing.

The issue is not a black issue; it is a human issue.
Family › Re: My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by bukatyne(f): 11:32am On Jun 13, 2017
NotOfThis:
The way you've described your wife sef. Is your wife a piece of meat?
She is not a piece of meat; she is a body of meat to be explored.
Family › Re: Dont You Think We Need New Generation Of Husbands by bukatyne(f): 11:27am On Jun 13, 2017
darlenese:
my dear wake up, this is 21st century . if u are planning to become a full time
I believe you mean 'full time housewife'

This is not about me or what I want to do/currently doing.

This is about what we had in the past. If you want to contribute a significant portion of your finance to your home, it is fine; don't condemn does who want to do it the 'traditional' way.

Most of the peeps against 'equality' and 'women taking up men's roles are referring to 'working' wives yet it is the '21st' century and women must contribute.

Na wa
Family › Re: Dont You Think We Need New Generation Of Husbands by bukatyne(f): 11:15am On Jun 13, 2017
Truth is that, there is already a new generation of women who want Equality. How do you reckon with that ?
How does wanting 'equality' tie into the OP?
Family › Re: Dont You Think We Need New Generation Of Husbands by bukatyne(f): 11:14am On Jun 13, 2017
darlenese:
what does this generation of ladies know? all they do is bend leg on instagram and call themselves slayqueen , they carry big gadget here and there and, wear expensive wigs on their brainless skull msheeeew

the painful thing about them is that they think getting married is an escape route from their poverty and lazy ass. they have nothing to bring to the family table other than demanding for money for fake hair, fake eyes, nails, lashes and even fake ass.

I have a serious problem with this generation of girls. at 300L I already had my business plan in place.i hate dumbass girls that make men see us as liabilities.
Interesting...

I am amazed when I read the bold:

Traditionally, what is the duty of the husband? What is the duty of the wife? Or didn't we read of Wizkid who said he needs a wife because he couldn't put together a meal?
Family › Re: Dont You Think We Need New Generation Of Husbands by bukatyne(f): 11:11am On Jun 13, 2017
TooNoisy:
OP,

Why don't you be the change you want to see. What do you teach your own children? What do you teach your own sons? Are you teaching them to be good husbands? Most importantly, did you marry a good husband? Or did your just marry the richest toaster?

All this teaching is not relevant. Children just watch and learn from their parents. Be the good example to your daughters and let your husband be a good example to your sons.
Very much on point and applicable to all areas of child upbringing.

Reminds me of your thread about the boy child. Same peeps complaining train their sons to be the men they claim they 'detest'.
Romance › Re: Man Buys A N15million Benz For His Girlfriend Of 4 Years (Photos) by bukatyne(f): 11:10am On Jun 12, 2017
Sounds like a payoff because I am wondering why he explicitly stated it was not an engagement/marriage proposal. If she is as good as he claims, why doesn't he want to marry her? (except he is not interested in marriage).

And a payoff is N15m is extremely huge.
Family › Re: Should I Tell My Friend His Wife Have Been Stealing His Money? by bukatyne(f): 8:33am On Jun 12, 2017
Gentlelife50:
Why do u think the story is fake? Or you don't know their women like that?
Because the OP was blaming the salesgirl for giving madam money.

Going through our discussion will give a better insight.
Family › Re: He Lost His Job, His Wife Left Him By Joseph edgar by bukatyne(f): 9:11pm On Jun 11, 2017
neocortex:
There are disloyal wives who are prone dump their husband whenever
he is faced with challenges so are some husbands who will abandon their
wives.

However, some marriages have broken up long time ago, but the couple pretends
as if everything is okay, even though the only reason the wife
remains with her husband in such marriages is for financial stability.
Whenever the man can no longer provide for the family financially or the
woman become financially independent, the marriage crumbles.

Then you hear story of evil women who dump their husband because he lost
his job.
Very true.
Family › Re: Should I Tell My Friend His Wife Have Been Stealing His Money? by bukatyne(f): 8:26pm On Jun 11, 2017
ableguy:
This has nothing to do in connection with the issue relating to the sales girl, she's partly to be blamed for what happened. She wasn't just smart, if she was there's no way that woman would walk away with ogas money. The thing is I don't want a situation whereby a couple will be having problems because of me
So a wife walks into her husband's store, demands money (when the husband hasn't instructed otherwise) and the sales girl should say no?

You sure say this tory no bi fake?
Family › Re: Should A Man Agree To Marry A Lady Without Ever Eating Her Food ? by bukatyne(f): 8:18pm On Jun 11, 2017
@OP:

On one hand, you should be able to bank on the words of your would be wife...

On another hand, Trust but verify.

Except you have a very religious courtship, there will be opportunities to 'test' her cooking skills.

If you are doing religious courtship, both of you go to the market/ branch market when going to her family house and 'cook together'.
Family › Re: Should I Tell My Friend His Wife Have Been Stealing His Money? by bukatyne(f): 8:12pm On Jun 11, 2017
ableguy:
I was in my friend's place today and caught his wife stealing his money, she thought I didn't notice what she was doing?
Her husband's bag was in the living room, he left it there and went inside only for her to stylishly took it and took some money from one of the rapper, fold it and had to tie it with the fringe of the rapper she's tying.

Why I am concerned is the man has been complaining of money missing and has been suspecting their poor house help, again recently she sacked her sales girl because the woman went to the shop intimidated the sales girl and forcefully took some money where they use to keep money. The girl didn't know how much she took, when she calculated her balance she wrote how much she thought Madam took. At the end 1k was missing and he had to deduct it from the girls salary.

My own is why will she be stealing from her hubby?
Okay, what of telling her later?
If I tell the hubby I don't know how he'll react and the woman will know I was the one that told her husband.

Should I tell my friend because my conscience is pricking me.
Tell your friend in jest.

If nobody was suffering for it, then na their business and you could decide to tell or keep mute.

However as it stands, the husband should know so that their previous employees will be vindicated.

He should also apologize to them/family.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 5:07pm On Jun 11, 2017
The replies on this thread is one of the major reasons most girls want to marry a man earning more.

Nobody wants stories that touch.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 5:05pm On Jun 11, 2017
Sterope:
This is not about how much he earns. It is about his financial responsibility.


I don't think there is much you can do without him flipping out. IMO, I think k you should conduct you and your children affairs as if you are a single mother, as if he is no longer in the picture. Basically, you have to learn to save no matter what. Let all financials be in you name, not in both of your names. Cut down expenses significantly. You can have a weekly budget etc etc.
@bold:

You got the gist.... even if the income was reversed, they will still have same issues... worse sef because the wife would have to achieve a lot with N70k.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 4:45pm On Jun 11, 2017
cruchenuti:
Biko Mummim, i just saw a Man like that oh, he's one of our newly married neighbours grin grin grin

I just love the drama in this family section. Where married women always come out aggressively. Never a dull moment. Haha cheesy cheesy cheesy
Your married neighbor finances his home 100% (you are sure of their financial model) and does most of the chores at home?

Interesting.

Of course, as far as we don't agree with others, we are aggressive. I am sure if we all blamed the wife or told her that her husband is ok, we automatically become sweet wives.

Welldone.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 11:24pm On Jun 10, 2017
RadicallyBlunt:
So what is your point now. That the man shd start doing chores? Just say it in plain words...that after they courted for adequate time before marriage and they both agree to go into the marriage knowing the risk such a high income difference could pose, they can now exchange duties, while d wife takes her position as d head of the home because she's paying bills, the hubby is to switch to wife post and do d chores.

If you want your thought justified just ask God to remove your womb and put it in ur husband then give you a penniis so that it will be clear that womanhood is a burden than a privilege.

Instead of advising a troubled op, you're debating between a man and a woman in marriage. Did she mention chores to you? The issue is finances here.
undecided
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:52pm On Jun 10, 2017
Rukkydelta:
My problem is not the fact that he only take care of electricity and water bills but he don't help in house chores and he loves to live a expenditure's lifestyle

My thought is that whoever bears the more financial burden of the home will do less house chores. For example: if a man provides 70% income to the home and the woman 30% then the women should take a domestic work load of 70% while the man 30% and vise versa

Op as a gender equality promoter I will advise you and your husband to engage in a peaceful and effective communication to sort out your issues as the illustration I gave. Success in your marital life smiley
@Bold: what if the person contributing lower also has less time? So I contribute 30% income and should do 70% chores.... what if I work longer hours than my husband? Or my husband works from home or his presence is only needed in the office per time? Or he has his own business with flexible hours?

How do you also decide a % of the chores? What is 70% like?
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:46pm On Jun 10, 2017
SonsOfLiverpool:
not all men are like that.

if you know your history well things are changing. let's take a step at a time to resolve this issues.
You are quoting me prematurely.

When you see a husband who handles all the finances and does bulk/all of the chores when the wife is not sick without complaints, let me know.

Till then, keep searching

P.S.: I have not said the traditional method is bad so no need for Change if it is works for you.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:43pm On Jun 10, 2017
cococandy:
I don't know how they don't see this. Entitlement at its finest.
Honestly, the subjectiveness a lot of posters use to discuss especially during gender issues amaze me.

Most of the men who except their wives to handle bulk of the chores are prepared to provide.

Those who don't obviously have problems in their marriages.
Family › Re: What Should This Father Do? by bukatyne(f): 9:41pm On Jun 10, 2017
tempem:
Thanks. He's told me.
Good, please protect him.

We don't need another broken child in the society.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:39pm On Jun 10, 2017
SonsOfLiverpool:
a god expects worship. obedience. he expects praises even if things don't go well.

get you definitions right.
Which god? The one you worship?

Doesn't your god provide all the things you need? Or you send him Amala money?

Does your god not show you love and compassion?

Does your god not promise you all the best in life and life after?

I am not concerned if you are a god in your marriage or not.... But if you are a god, know your duties.

All the gods I know/hear people worship are ascribed in been all knowing, all seeing, merciful, self sufficient, immortal, and they all use their powers to make the lives of their worshippers easier.

And I will bet that most people even obey humans more than god.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f):
@boma296:

Your husband sounds like a traditional husband who is eating his cake and having it.... He doesn't participate in chores and want extra meat etc. while he is not ready to provide all your needs ..... very tough I must say. I can imagine that every suggestion/decision of yours is seen through 'afteral, you are the breadwinner so you are insubordinate etc'.....

I already feel your frustration and except things change, you will only feel worse.

1. Since you are the more financially prudent fellow, take the responsibility of handling your family finance. Have a joint account worth N320k and draw a monthly budget for food, savings, fees, rent, soft loans etc. and stick to it. Also ensure he is carried along i.e. discuss it with him/ consult him while drawing the budget. 'So honey we need to start budgeting our finances in excel/paper to have a financial plan' etc. Henceforth, hubby is not 'allowed' to have a loan without discussing it with you and any loan must be towards a joint project.... fees, rent etc. Ditto you... so either of you can't decide to start an Ajo or buy a dress etc. without consulting the budget together.

2. Cut your coat according to your cloth: the fact you can pay for a 150k schoolfees today doesn't mean you can afford it. Your income is in a cycle and except you earn side cash, is fixed. An stretch or strain will be felt in coming months. Going back to the budget, list want you buy monthly to see where your money goes..... you will be surprised. Also project the kids fees, rent, home maintenance and see if it is sustainable. I like excel for my budgeting.

3. Hubby must be more effective at home: Not necessarily because he earns less but because he needs to pull his weight in your marriage more... You are investing way much than you are getting in your marriage's emotional account and you are hitting a dedicit. I will assume that a civil servant has more time than a Telcom worker.... when he gets home, let him fill in where ever he needs to so you pitch in when you are back and that way, no ball is dropped.

4. Side Business/ improvement: Referencing point 3, your husband has more time and a lot of people want govt jobs because of the 'flexibility'. If your husband is business oriented, let him do a business he is passionate about. If he is career oriented, let him do the necessary certifications and move to a better place. You might need to clean up his CV, teach him modern ways to answer interviews etc as you have more experience.

You are both in it and should both invest your all in it.

All the very best.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:07pm On Jun 10, 2017
SonsOfLiverpool:
so what's the whole essence of allowing the girl child go to school and work like men if not to take on responsibilities?

please kindly teach me why a man in his right senses shouldn't know his wife's salary.

thanks

cococandy please read the guy I quoted and address him. since most of you ladies avoided his comment. thanks.
You are not serious.

A god doesn't depend or expect anything from his subjects..... he provides everything as in everything. Life. Protection, provision, favour, mercy..... every single thing you can think of.

If a man wants to be a 'god', he better provide.

You cannot eat your cake and have it.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:03pm On Jun 10, 2017
eyinjuege:
Even a man taking care of 100% of the bills always complains. So don't fault her for complaining. Its not easy to be honest.
Op is still taking care of all the other aspects of running the home, despite being the financial pillar. I can't imagine a man bringing in the money , and still doing the cooking, housework, childcare etc. You can see there's no equality in that either.
Her husband brings in less than 10k ( used for water and electricity bills) monthly. I'm sure even as a bachelor, he didn't use10k as living expenses.
How much more as a family man now with 2 children, and he's comfortable bringing in 10k?
A man earning peanuts compared to his wife should be giving her his whole salary (save for transport and small daily expenses for work), so that she can disburse the money as necessary. That way, there won't be any resentment from her. Rather he's taking out loans on frivolous things, and putting further financial pressure on his wife.
Infact he should be given cane everyday
kiss
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 9:01pm On Jun 10, 2017
RadicallyBlunt:
Lol, indeed life has 2 sides, only the concerned would understand. sincerely I do not support the husbands attitude but funny as it sounds what I see here is d inverse case of what some men face with their wives who claim to be supportive. Though they bear it somehow but a woman would bear such only to a limit. Spending is sweet but being the provider is never an easy thing.

I admire your action op to ask for advice. Some would rather act rashly. I dont know where and how you get to talk to ur husband that the talk enters his mind deeply and he considers whatever you say. You need that means now to make him understand that you both have to have a plan. His getting loan from work and receiving 30k is an instinct in men generally...an instinct of taking financial risk to yield more money or thereabout.

However in a case like this, he needs to tell you what the loans are for, you deserve to know. His unsupportive attitude and disgusting complain abt the food too is unnecessary pride.
Asking for more than one meat is normal..he's d head na..you both agree on marrying each other with d huge income gap so don't go that way...pls give him his meats.

If after talking to him and he doesn't wanna understand, then I bet a third party's intervention would be pertinent...most preferably an elderly pastor he respects not family member yet who can blow out the secret of you earning more than him... God help you ma'am
Asking for more than one meat is 'normal' when they can't afford it?
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 8:58pm On Jun 10, 2017
SonsOfLiverpool:
when a man takes care of the bill 100% there's no problem. when a woman does close to 90% there'll be problem. so much for gender equality nonsense.

on that note, please keep paying the bills but leave out some and get him tensed. like make him understand its not enough. don't push too far with this though.

anyways, I think he is too relaxed because of your pay. talk sense to him or talk to his family for help.

and yes am not married so this advice is based on common sense.
90% of the time, when a man pays all the bills, the wife handles all the chores (division of labour).

90% of the time, when a woman pays all the bills, she is still expected/handles most of the chores herself else she is proud and using the husband as her 'houseboy' (the labour is only on her shoulders)

When you see a husband who has no qualms providing fully and doing all the chores when the wife is not sick, quote me.
Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 8:57pm On Jun 10, 2017
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Family › Re: Please Help...is It A Curse To Earn More Than Your Husband? by bukatyne(f): 8:53pm On Jun 10, 2017
chuks000:
Hmmm...seems like a good man to me....just alittle councelling would do d magic
Good man kwa?
Family › Re: Hilarious Whatsapp Chat Between A Lady And Her Married Lover. by bukatyne(f): 8:50pm On Jun 10, 2017
This is sadly hilarious....

Oro buruku tohun terin.
Family › Re: What Should This Father Do? by bukatyne(f): 10:47am On Jun 09, 2017
tempem:
Let me start by acknowledging this fact.
Family section on Nairaland, is the most matured section where you find quality opinions from experienced parents.
With that in mind, what I hope to accomplish is to get sound opinions from you guy. Thanks!

My boy came home, telling me a man was trying to play with his genital part, I was scared, but I never made it glaring to him. So I thanked him for confronting me to tell me this, then I further asked, who was the man?
Then he said, Dad, I am sorry I wouldn't tell you, I frowned at that, why wouldn't you tell me?
Then the mum came, called me in and said, respect the boy for telling you what happened, if he says he's not telling you the person, forget about it, so that he will find it easy to confide in u next time.
I was terribly shocked!


Nairalanders, at that point what will the father do? Let go?
Or knowing the man is not the fathers' business really? I'm just confused!!
@Bold,

I am equally shocked!

Like others said, work on the boy's emotions to get the person without telling your wife.

Watch your wife too... Her reaction might be because she doesn't know the gravity or she know the person and doesn't want to divulge.
Family › Re: Viral Photo Of A Crying Groom & His Mother by bukatyne(f): 9:18pm On Jun 08, 2017
Congratulations to them both.

God bless your home.
Family › Re: At What Age Is It Right For A Man To Leave His Father's House? by bukatyne(f): 9:07pm On Jun 08, 2017
hopey8088:
Guys pls, I'm 25 and I'm planning to leave my father's house and town to a close by town to hustle for myself as I feel staying there is making me lazy. Also there are a lot of quarells between me and my dad that I just don't like. Everytime I raise the issue of leaving, my mum is always against it but I'm seriously considering it. Pls is it right to do that.
@OP:

I don't know how it works in other places but in my side, you get a job (around 24/25) and you move out if your work is far to your home/ you are ready to get married.

The first thing is to ensure you have an income (job/business/hustle) which can sustain you and your short term goals.... why should I move out of my parents' home if I can use the rent & sustainance money to do my masters/ expand my business/ invest etc.

However, if your home is a war zone or you are staying with relatives, you can think of moving out fast.

@Respect: How you carry yourself determines the respect you get and moving out doesn't mean they will respect you; we still have mama's boys who are married.

You also need to be responsible; you obviously can't be sneaking in by 1am everyday when you are with your parents or change romantic partners like underwears. If you are earning, you must also be responsible for something (s) in the home to ease the burden on your parents so you are not a freeloader.

Finally, watch 'Pray for me' by Darey.... you need your parents' prayers and blessings to succeed.

It is not how hard, it is how well.

Goodluck.

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