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Family › Re: Advantages And Disadvantage Of Early Marriaage. by bukatyne(f): 2:20pm On Mar 23, 2017
funlord:
grin

1. What is wrong with getting hitched @ 30? By that time U would be mature enough 2 be able 2 withstand the rigours of marriage while also being in prime condition to bear kids!

2.You women always think marrying early is 1 big thing, forgetting that your 20's are the period when you should explore your options in life as well as your womanhood and sexuality while also gaining valuable experience in how 2 deal with members of the opposite sex in relationships

3. Instead of tying yourselves down so early and then regretting your decisions and becoming bitter about your marriages after seeing your mates doing big things with their lives and living free! I've seen it all!
1. There is nothing wrong at marrying by 30 however, you do not need to be 30 before you understand men, how to handle relationships or the 'rigors' of marriage. Well, prime time to bear kids is relative for each woman. Some a still fit at 50, some are menopausing at 30. How do you know the bucket you belong?

2. I don't know what you mean by exploring sexuality and womanhood but if it is by jumping dicks or dating several guys, it is not worth it. Again, what excites you at 23 will be different from what turns you on at 30. If you think 20 - 29 is long enough to decide what you want to do, then you are on a long thing. At 40, you will discover stuffs you never knew about yourself or new areas of interest. 50 might even bring 'new options in life for you'.

3. Actually any woman who married the wrong husband or doesn't have a purpose in life will feel the same way.... whether she married at 20 or 40.
Family › Re: Advantages And Disadvantage Of Early Marriaage. by bukatyne(f):
byvan03:
I don't know any disadvantages as a 21years old graduate isn't a baby. As long as you ain't marrying an aged man boy. If you are feeling it, you are good to go, take your brain with ya. By 26-27 you are done with kids, lots of time to be whatever you want to be. Just know who you are marrying.


Early marriage isn't the cause of failed marriages we read about everyday.
kiss

The problem is not the age you marry, it's who you marry and your aspirations in life. It is also your mindset towards marriage. I see a lot of peeps see marriage as an end and so want to 'chop' life, 'discover themselves', build an empire etc. before they get married.

Marriage is both of you coming together to build your lives.

Many people have after marriage and kids launched into a fanastic career. I opened a thread earlier on Danielle Crittenden 's opinion that women marry early (to young men), have all their kids and go to build a career than attempt to build a career first before marriage.

Building a career takes years circa 20yrs so why would I want to start at 21 and be running at 40 to have a family when I could marry at 25, build my family (stay home/ work normally without the pressure of building) and launch deeply at 35 till 65 if I like?

@Fun: I never saw jumping dicks, drinking and excessive partying as 'enjoyment' so I could marry at 20 and still enjoy my life.

Again, I will say the right time for everyone is different.
Family › Re: Sex And Consent In Marriage by bukatyne(op): 11:01am On Mar 23, 2017
myking95:
My wife deny me sex in marriage? I will travel and cheat on her...get a side chick and don't bother her for one year
Really?

And after one year what happens?
Family › Re: Great Grandma Stuns In This Four Generations Photo by bukatyne(f): 3:55pm On Mar 22, 2017
Lovely genes in the family. kiss
Politics › Re: Betty Akeredolu: 'I Met My Hubby During NYSC, He's Broke, Couldn't Take Me Out' by bukatyne(f): 3:50pm On Mar 22, 2017
henryanna36:
"I met my husband in Enugu, he was a youth corper then in Enugu. I was also posted to Enugu. So a friend of mine visited me and she came along with her boyfriend who also came along with my husband. That was how we met and it was love at first sight. I think people frown at love at first sight but it worked for us.
I fell in love with his broad shoulders. Then he was really looking very cute. I can still remember what he was wearing that day – a red shirt, long sleeves and jeans trousers. That was 37 years ago. He couldn’t even take me out because he didn’t have money as a youth corper. It was quite magnetic and that was it.
There is a 3-year age difference between us. I am older than him anyway. I was like 25 then while he was 22. It was love that really endured. I had graduated and in my place (Owerri) when a girl graduates from the University suitors come from left, right and centre. And your parents would expect you to go for a made man with everything, but I have always known that there was no way I could have married a self-made man. I will better build a home from the scratch with you because I want to have a say in my home"

Mrs Betty Anyanwu Akeredolu
First Lady of Ondo State


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/03/mrs-betty-akeredolu-met-my-husband.html?m=1
Beautiful story of love.

God continue to bless your home.
Family › Re: 17.2% Of My Monthly Salary Goes To My Wife & Yet... by bukatyne(f): 12:32pm On Mar 22, 2017
LeView1:
Omg! Please lord may I never be treated like a child in my marriage cry

Women! Let's get our self respect back! cry cry cry
Do you think this lady is treated like a child, if yes... why?
Family › Re: Depressed Wife Needs Your Urgent Advice. by bukatyne(f): 11:03pm On Mar 21, 2017
Acidosis:
Chai!

cococandy

baby123

idaya dyt

bukatyne

In fact, I have given up, let the women help her.
@Acidosis, thanks for the mention.

@cuteoly: what do you want out of this marriage except the sewing machines? What are the things you can bear and things you can't?

Truth is everyone have a picture of the kind of home they want. What's yours?
Family › Re: Depressed Wife Needs Your Urgent Advice. by bukatyne(f): 11:00pm On Mar 21, 2017
cococandy:
shocked
Acidosis typed that when he was having an orgasm. grin
Family › Re: 17.2% Of My Monthly Salary Goes To My Wife & Yet... by bukatyne(f): 10:54pm On Mar 21, 2017
'Nigerian' marriages na wa.

@OP: you both need to court yourselves financially since it was obviously not done in courtship.

What is her views towards finances? What's yours? And then both meet at a midpoint.

I have never 'inflated' the price of anything right from when I was a kid.... I was taught it was stealing.

Again, we run 100% joint accounts so I might never understand the science behind inflating items.
Family › Re: If You Cook For Your Wife Heaven Will Not Fall!" Nigerian Lawyer Writes by bukatyne(f): 10:20pm On Mar 20, 2017
Nice view by the OP
Family › Re: If You Cook For Your Wife Heaven Will Not Fall!" Nigerian Lawyer Writes by bukatyne(f): 10:20pm On Mar 20, 2017
Eddygourdo:
why should I read a recycled romantic nonsense opinion from a beta male, when I already know he spewing nonesense
Well the 'Alpha' thing to do is arm yourself with knowledge to disarm your opponents.

If you read the article, you would have given a robust rebuttal.... I know 85+ liked your comment. I can assure you that they didn't read the OP either.

Abi your Alpha na for only Se.x?
Family › Re: If You Cook For Your Wife Heaven Will Not Fall!" Nigerian Lawyer Writes by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On Mar 20, 2017
Eddygourdo:
Because many can now afford cheap data, every fool and idiot now has an opinion on life matters. Including those who found it difficult to pass waec , jamb or graduate. If you cook for your wife, isn't that evidenced by the marriage model you employ ? Does it imply that is normal behaviour for all marriage models ?

Its possible you cook for yours as a beta male you are, many other beta males might not find such appealing. Talkless of alpha males. Simply tell us you cooked for your wife, maany of us have done that, many who did it will regret and stop doing it, many who haven't done it will do it when she is sick or pregnant, many are being beaten to do it since he isn't a bread winner, many have no food to cook to show any bloody romance.

Lastly many women will never put themselves through the horror of eating the poison some of their men cook in the name of being romantic. There is reccession and no need for wastage of food stuffs. Biko him or her who is an expert in the field should cook joor.
You obviously didn't read the article
Family › Re: My Husband Beats Me For Not Bearing Male Child, Wife Tells Court by bukatyne(f): 9:43pm On Mar 20, 2017
This story is not complete.

If the wife claims the hubby beat her because of lack of male kids, why would he still beat her after the sixth child is a boy? When that's the solution to his problem? (Afterall, madam claimed her husband has never beaten her prior to boy/girl issue'

If hubby was beating her after the fifth till sixth/boy came along. Why is she just filing now?

If hubby is still beating her, then why?
Family › Re: Being Single Or Being Married? by bukatyne(f): 7:06pm On Mar 19, 2017
Marriage cheesy
Family › Re: Husband Takes His Christian Wife To Sharia Court For "Praying Too Much" (Photos) by bukatyne(f): 7:03pm On Mar 18, 2017
daretodiffer:
She likes the attention. I can't believe the OP took the case.
She has gotten her 5 mins of fame....

Next!
Family › Re: As A Christain Lady How Do I Make My Finance Take His Hands Off Me. by bukatyne(f): 6:29pm On Mar 18, 2017
prettyangel09:
That bold part was jus to explain how I doubted his faith as a Christain
Sex before marriage and outside marriage is wrong.... 100% yes.

That said, I have a problem with him not feeling guilty after the deed or seeing nothing wrong with it.

You implied your relationship with God was superb before the sex..... Will it be forward for me to say that you prayed and God said yes to him? Apart from the desire to have constant sex with you, are there other shortcomings that makes you question his faith further?

If he is the one for you from God, try not to meet in secluded areas and start preparing for your marriage.

If he is not the one for you, end it.

I am not of the school of thought that if a man sleeps with you before marriage, he doesn't love you or only needs you for se.x.
Family › Re: Husband Takes His Christian Wife To Sharia Court For "Praying Too Much" (Photos) by bukatyne(f): 5:40pm On Mar 18, 2017
daretodiffer:
One of those women who doesn't want to divorce but yet won't stop complaining about their spouse. He didn't start this yesterday when it was just one child. God knows that her concern has little to do with her children. Methinks they gain their strength from pity party. To her now, she is a real and strong woman. Ijiot! undecided

Yes, yes I know about domestic abuse so don't quote me. undecided
Absolutely agree with you.

She doesn't want to go to court, doesn't want to divorce, was converted to Islam secretly bla bla bla.

If the husband truly is desperate for a male child, it will be so easy to walk away with her female kids.

Besides, if the man is a new Muslim convert, isn't it easier marrying a 2nd wife than getting the first for a boy?
Christianity Etc › Re: “We Won’t Investigate Sex Allegations Against Apostle Suleman” – CAN by bukatyne(f): 3:24pm On Mar 18, 2017
Very wrong position by CAN.

I don't know what else should be their business than a member pastor allegedly accused of adultery & sin parties publicly.

I also don't know why Apostle Sulieman's church has not suspended him while they investigate the issue prayerfully.

I understand his current Braggadios to prove the accusations don't faze him; however I feel he/his church should have issued a statement and Apostle goes into prayer & fasting till the issue is resolved.

And if the babe is lying, prayers to expose and disgrace all involved in the conspiracy; if she is telling the truth, prayer for forgiveness and repentance.
Romance › Re: How To Mould The "PERFECT MAN" by bukatyne(f): 12:03am On Mar 16, 2017
@Amarabae,

Amaratrouble brought me here....

Interesting thread you've got here.

I absolutely believe we mould our spouses to our taste especially when you 'catch' them young. cheesy

Lovely face too
Family › Re: Domestic Violence: The Need To Preach Divorce In Marriages by bukatyne(f): 11:51pm On Mar 15, 2017
leyo8965:
To set the record straight, lk i said i nagged cos that was not the first time he started the late home coming nd no it wasn't traffic or anything bt jst that he wants to hang out with his friends nd leave me all alone at home. I asked him to do his worse cos he threatened to hit me nd yea he went ahead to do it severally. He did it so hard nd i got angry nd engaged him too. Lk i said this is a marriage that is barely a year. To say i was surprised is jst a statement cos he was never lk that through out our relationship this is a guy that practically worship the ground i walk on.There was no sign of bn a violent person at all.
For now i can't walk out of the marriage cos yea he begged nd his family beggd too but certainly when nxt this happen i won't even think twice though i pray it never happns again.
I Want to believe this record straightening is for me. cheesy

I will respond tomorrow.
Family › Re: Your Husband Or Your House Help? by bukatyne(f): 4:46pm On Mar 15, 2017
I thought I read this same thread minus the Noble Igwe stuff a while back?

Are several people going to visit their neighbours who behave same way?

Is this a script or a real life event?
Literature › Re: My Marriage (short Story ) by bukatyne(f): 11:18am On Mar 15, 2017
@Bibi294:

To compensate for my plenty grammar on your thread, I decided to read your other stories.

Story of a Naija broke graduate is a very interesting story.

You sure love happy endings. cheesy
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 11:13am On Mar 15, 2017
Acidosis:
aha! Why would you be naa?

There are times you just wish to know one or two things about your loved ones
Loved one kwa?
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:32am On Mar 15, 2017
Dyt:
Where?
cheesy cheesy cheesy

A young woman
Really young mother of one
kiss kiss
Carol dun, oloyin....

Peperepepe!

Oluwa ku ise re!
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:31am On Mar 15, 2017
Acidosis:
cheesy


Alright, thanks smiley
I yam afraiding o!
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:23am On Mar 15, 2017
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Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:22am On Mar 15, 2017
Dyt:
You forgot to add tattoos and ear piercing
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Is that you?

If yes, hmmmmmmmm!
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:21am On Mar 15, 2017
Acidosis:
smiley
Reason is because I wish to know
Good... the truth has provided you knowledge grin

Yes, I am a Yoruba lady.
Literature › Re: My Marriage (short Story ) by bukatyne(f): 10:12am On Mar 15, 2017
Jammiiee:
The earlier u believe the better, I guess u didn't believe cos u thought how on earth will a woman allow that and still stand by her husband. Go and ask our parents especially the good mums, they have 1 or 3 stories to tell about their husbands.

Patience, endurance and lots more, obviously one of the virtues the mom possessed and it paid off. If she had reacted the way it came then, it would have culminated into a broken home. Infact there wouldn't have been a story of Eniola that we read today because it would definitely have a negative effect on her life.


I wish all our guys and ladies out there could read this story and pick one or two things from it. There has been more testimonies of failed marriages than successful ones that subconsciously some folks would have stayed to think, there can never be a happy marriage, considering the way some respond to such stories on this forum. Our female celebrities also need to read this, some of them are on this forum hiding behind unknown monikers.


Good ending I must say cheesy cheesy . Good story smiley wink wink
You are a guy? I laugh!

I choose what I believe and what I won't. I chose my reality and I am fine with it.

Thanks.
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:10am On Mar 15, 2017
Acidosis:
just asking
You can't just ask; there must be a reason.
Family › Re: Sex And Consent In Marriage by bukatyne(op): 10:09am On Mar 15, 2017
DarkRebel101:
To opine that consent be necessary in a state where consensuality has been forgone is to defy the canons of logic. And, no!, "blanket consent" would not be the right terminology to use in describing the nature of marital vows as we have them today. Both parties "specifically" vowed to submit their bodies to each other, and at all times.

If one has taken the vow to be "readily available" to another, why then must one party still need to agree before the other party can excercise his/her conjugal rights?

This is just another proof that marriage is a fraud.



Apples and oranges. While a child cannot choose his/her parents, a man/woman, however, can choose who they intend on living the remainder of their lives with. There's a big difference. A child never vowed to follow the dictates of his/her parents to the letter; married couples on the other hand voluntarily and conscientiously gave up their freewill – as regards sex with the other party – at the moment they recited their marital vows.
It's only proper that they follow through with what they got themselves into.
Please enlighten me, if a husband wants his wife, what does he do?

@bold: I think that's what you are driving at.
Family › Re: What Do You Call Your Mum? by bukatyne(f): 10:06am On Mar 15, 2017
Acidosis:
are you Yoruba?
Why?

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