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Family › Re: Husband Or Househelp? by bukatyne(f): 9:24pm On Dec 30, 2016
MrPresident1:
Now you will have to answer that. I am waiting
I Want Your Answer

What is the duty of a wife to you?
Family › Re: Husband Or Househelp? by bukatyne(f): 9:21pm On Dec 30, 2016
MrPresident1:
Spiritual leadership
Moral compass and guidance in the home
Physical and spiritual protection
Teaching of his household
Custodian of the household doctrine
Disciplinarian
Loverboy Mr Romantic to his wife
etc etc
OK

What is the duty of a wife apart from chores?
Family › Re: Twitter User Slams Feminists, Teaches Them "How To Keep A Home" by bukatyne(f): 9:14pm On Dec 30, 2016
pocohantas:
You people should leave the bible alone o.
Oh ye fornicators, liars, cheats, adulterers... only clutching to your bibles when you want to quote that submissive line.

God cannot be mocked!
Permit me to laugh.
Family › Re: Husband Or Househelp? by bukatyne(f): 9:05pm On Dec 30, 2016
MrPresident1:
Men should stop looking to share household financial responsibilities with their wives, all the financial responsibility in the home is owned completely by the man, the woman may choose to drop something but she is under no obligation to do so.

Men, take care of your home like real men!
Apart from money, what is the duty of a husband?
Family › Re: A Conversation Between The Wife And A Side Chic by bukatyne(f): 9:03pm On Dec 30, 2016
@OP:

What's the moral of the thread?
Family › Re: Husband Or Househelp? by bukatyne(f):
thorpido:
A survey reveals that most men who do house chores are lazy

A man who goes to work and still comes back to do house chores is lazy ?

Mzuzu
As in eh!

Funny thread.

I am beginning to think the proverb 'experience is the best teacher' and the idea that 'singles shouldn't comment in married matters' is apt and not discriminatory.

@OP:

I think you should learn more about the 'whites' you don't want us to emulate...

They more or less have same idea towards family where husbands provide & wife handles the chores.

Reading their blogs e.g. reddit and Huffington Post reveals they expect a wife to stop working as soon as she has kids. Some of their authors are even more 'traditional' than we are and tell wives to fully cater to their husbands and leave money matters to them.

A husband doing chores makes his wife a 'boss'? Is doing chores degoratory?

Finally, everyone runs their home as they deem fit.

Next time, do us a favor and stay with the couple for 1 week so we have a true picture of what their schedule is really like.
Family › Re: 14 Truths About Married Life Nobody Will Ever Tell You About! by bukatyne(f): 8:35pm On Dec 30, 2016
Hilarious thread.

Keep following. ...

I am not made to be folded;
You have eaten yours, go away grin
Politics › Re: Yes Indeed! Ojukwu Was The One Who Released Awolowo - Deal With It by bukatyne(f): 3:57pm On Dec 30, 2016
Instead of us to come together to build Nigeria, we are here claiming superiority on both sides.

Except there is more to this article. I see an Ojukwu (Igbo) that deeply respected and admired Awolowo (Yoruba) while we are here chanting afonja, flat head and Ipod with 'hatred'.

I wonder when we will all learn that we are all same outside and even at the top undecided
Politics › Re: Dear Nigerians: “corruption” Is Not The Problem And It Never Has Been! by bukatyne(f): 3:38pm On Dec 30, 2016
Woaw!

Just through with reading....

This almost makes one lose hope on Nigeria....

I don't believe Christianity & Islam are the problems; I think not adapting it to the good aspect of our culture is.

It irritates me when I see a pastor on suit always with churches insisting their workers wear 'English'; didn't Jesus cross the sea with his gowns? Wasn't Moses able to part the red sea with his gowns/ kaftan? Or parents naming their kids 'Emmanuel'.. whatever happened to 'Oluwapelumi'?

Our history... Just learning Yoruba, Igbos etc are from the colonial masters. Can we have more films like 'Oyenusi' to tell our history from our own eyes? Can our script writers to our old ones to get the history passed down by word of mouth?

Lack of ideas... tell me about it. I often wonder if our leaders don't see or think!

See land, yet no thoughts on mechanized farming to curb the growing un/underemployment.

Constant preference of foreign stuffs over ours....

God help us.
Politics › Re: Lagos Removes Bottlenecks On Lekki Way by bukatyne(f): 1:11pm On Dec 30, 2016
I commend the Governor however, we need to wait till work resumes proper before we can judge.

That route is a nightmare.
Family › Re: Why Do Women Oppress Quiet Husbands. by bukatyne(f): 10:41pm On Dec 29, 2016
uchkochi:
WHY DO WOMEN TAKE QUIET MEN FOR GRANTED.. SHOULD HE PRAY OR JUST CHANGE?

I will try to be objective as much as possible. I have heard different men lament especially the quiet ones. So I will just list out what most honest, well meaning men are going through.

1. A wife earns above 200,000 naira while the man earns about 100,000 naira. The wife starts getting pompous. The husband provides for his home and even settles the lady's debt. Yet the woman denies the man sex and only allows him when she is in the mood.

2. The woman demands for details of how the man spends his money but she does not tell the man how she spends hers and when the man asks she gets angry and start unnecessary quarrel.

3. Everybody envies the marriage from outside they see it as perfect because the wife acts her best and shows more love when people are watching.

4. Is it a crime to be quiet? She decides what he wears but the man has no right to decide what she wears.

5. The man's manhood no longer stands when with her, he cannot explain why?

6. She has stopped washing the man's clothes or even cooking because she claims too busy. Even the man now washes her own clothes.

7. This man meets his responsibilities very well.

8. The pride of the wife multiplies when she discovered she is pregnant.

From this it's like most ladies prefers domineering men and the ego of a man is what makes him a man and not the responsibility.

Are all quiet men going through this? A concerned husband is asking. Should he pray or change.
1. Is he saying her sex drive nose dived after she started earning more? Is her job now stressful? Or is it a natural progression of events? Can the husband swear that his wife will be more receptive if she earned less?

2. Same woman as above? Was she like this when she was earning less? Is her asking driven from 'monitoring the man so he doesn't spend on elese pepeye' than 'income disparity?'

3. Same woman? Most people want to portray a perfect marriage... housewife or higher earner

4. What if the man has horrible taste in cloths and she sees herself more fashionable?

5. Well

6. No comment here.

7. If the man honestly meets all his 'responsibilities' with 100k/ month (which I doubt), why does he still think the problem is due to the income disparity?

8. Lol! Sorry I had to. What does this mean?
Family › Re: Why Do Women Oppress Quiet Husbands. by bukatyne(f): 10:28pm On Dec 29, 2016
The wife gets 'prouder' per pregnancyhuh

fellis:
Welcome to reality where meek people get oppressed.

Its not only wives oppressing quiet husbands it also goes the other way round.

There was a thread on this section where a woman complained that her husband shouts at her and makes her look stupid in public beacause she keeps him quiet.

People need to fight for themselves becaus majority of human beings are potential bullies just waiting for you to give them a chance to intimidate you.
@Bold: Absolutely on point.
Family › Re: The Agony Of A Young Married Woman – Can I Ever Love And Trust Him Again by bukatyne(f): 9:24pm On Dec 29, 2016
WHOcarex:
Arabic? I guess you guys are Muslim. If yes, sooner or later there's going to be a second wife. So prepare yourself. As for the apology, he only did that because he got caught. Henceforth, he's gonna clear tracks.

Bye
Celebrities › Re: Beautiful Young Lady Is Taking Instagram By Storm Because Of Her Rich Skin Tone by bukatyne(f): 10:35pm On Dec 28, 2016
safarigirl:
she's just a very pretty girl who happens to be dark-skinned, just like there are very pretty girls who happen to be light-skinned.

What me I have issues with, is the pity party some have formed with this whole melanin rush that they now glorify even average looking people as gorgeous beyond words, just cuz they are dark.

We shouldn't give anyone a pass in the looks department just cuz of their skin color. They do same thing with light-skinned people, some ugly light skin girl will be called pretty just cuz of her skin color.

Abeg, some of us get brown skin, and we don't get any passes. Remember us in your melanin battles
kiss

Interestingly, they are doing same thing they claim fair people are doing...

What on earth is 'black is beautiful'....

Is 'white' or 'green' ugly?

Does a complexion or colour have the capacity to be ugly or beautiful on its own?
Celebrities › Re: Photos Of Ada Omolola The Sexiest Nigeria Video Vixen 2016 by bukatyne(f): 9:28pm On Dec 28, 2016
What of the girl in Flavour's obianuju?
Family › Re: How Far Can I Help My Now Married Ex-girlfriend Financially? by bukatyne(f): 10:19pm On Dec 27, 2016
solace2013:
Cynthia was my girlfriend at the university about 12 years ago. She parted ways with me when we were in 300 level because of a guy from her hometown who her parent wanted her to marry.
I haven't been hearing frequently from her since then. I learnt that they got married in 2008. On June 30 this year, she sent a friend request to me on Facebook which I excitedly accepted, as a girlfriend I haven't heard from in more than a decade. Within one week of chatting with me on Facebook messenger, she started telling story of woes, how her Hubby's business isn't working normally anymore, how she lost her banking job, how paying children school fees and feeding has been difficult etc. I have given assistance on two occasions (totalling 50k), but she have persisted in making financial demand. It's not that I'm too buoyant financially but I have been managing to be above waters. I'm confused and embarrassed sometimes when a supposedly married woman with kids would unashamedly ask for financial assistance from an ex, I intend to still assist one more time and after that no more, her pestering is becoming too much and nauseating, what do you think great guys in the house?
Maybe I'm old school but what really did you add her for considering why you broke up? Chit chat on old times?

That said, why are you helping? What is your end game? What do you want to achieve?
Romance › Re: Her Boyfriend Wanted A Bible For Christmas, So She Did This by bukatyne(f): 10:12pm On Dec 27, 2016
truthsayer007:
Abi o, if a girl does this for me. I can close eye and buy her that iPhone7 jejely....habba, she took 3 months to do this thing. Which means she can even sacrifice more in other serious matters.
True

You don't need to buy iPhone 7 sha.....

Just read the Bible and be the man she wants you to be.
Romance › Re: Her Boyfriend Wanted A Bible For Christmas, So She Did This by bukatyne(f): 10:05pm On Dec 27, 2016
nNEOo:
Using Bible to play romance OK I ZAGADAT
What should she have used?

7 books of Moses?

I only hope they are not fornicating and if they are, they marry sharply.

Have you read 'Songs of Solomon' before?
Romance › Re: Her Boyfriend Wanted A Bible For Christmas, So She Did This by bukatyne(f): 2:17pm On Dec 26, 2016
Lovely....

I like the thoughtfulness and romance of the girl.
Family › Re: She Needs Your Advice by bukatyne(f): 6:10pm On Dec 25, 2016
cococandy:
His ex wife took 80% of his wealth after the divorce. In Nigeria? grin
Tell me another story.

Dude is a broke scam artiste who knows how to manipulate women into spending money on him. then when they realize he's full of stories, the relationships go south. Those play boys know how to give the appearance of wealth when they don't even have shishi in their accounts. Let her not be fooled.

Your friend is already setting up office for him in V.I. Lmao.
The guy in question sounds like Maje, Toke's ex.

They are both smooth.

Even if the 3 girls are terrible and he is a saint, doesn't it question his sense of judgement?

Merry Christmas dear
Family › Re: How To Prepare An Apple A Day For My Baby by bukatyne(f): 10:30pm On Dec 23, 2016
Chai!

The things our parents give us ehn!

Imagine boiled apple (yuck) pureed (double yuck) and left to cool (triple yuck) cry

I remember mom soaking bread inside milk; blending ewedu and groundnuts on the advice of a pediatrician when I wouldn't eat (thank God I was told); blending bananas with pap (sounds yummy)

Anyways, all the best to first time baby grin
Family › Re: I Don't Know What To Do......suggestions Please by bukatyne(f): 7:17pm On Dec 23, 2016
cococandy:
And this too kiss

BTW how are you?
Splendid and you?
Family › Re: Mature folks, I Need Your Opinion(update) by bukatyne(f): 7:15pm On Dec 23, 2016
PaperLace:
The way some people 'prescribe' sex these days ehn, you'll think it's panadol.

Isn't lovemaking an act of bonding; done with love and outta love? angry

He isn't under any spell, why is it only men this spell dey catch? 'cos they don't stay in one place, they always use their 2left legs and waka to the spell. grin
Dude doesn't love the woman. If someone keeps saying something, look into it_ that's his/her heart desire.

She can only get him back if he wants to be gotten back, I don't think there is anything she'll do now that the other woman ain't doing. She can only try...hope for the best while preparing for the worst.

Some women are suffering, in another life_ I will come as a water dispenser.
God bless you real good.

Lol @ water dispenser.
Family › Re: Mature folks, I Need Your Opinion(update) by bukatyne(f): 7:13pm On Dec 23, 2016
5minsmadness:
This woman Ha'pum aka biko.
You no dey tire for quarrel?
You no fit read the post waka pass?

If you read the opening post you will see where the Op clearly stated she was looking for advice to save the marriage. We all know feminists (not you cos you dont qualify as a feminist) hate any advice that has to do with the woman appearing subservient to the man. Your announcing that you are "trying hard" to find a correlation between feminism and my post is you trying to spark up the thread, not me.

Already you have given the usual answer, "give him the divorce", we know, we know, but in this case she is looking for something to salvage their marriage. How's about you respect that decision ([b]Her decision) for a change?[/b]

Abeg leave my matter if you don't want to spark up the thread. Merry Xmas.
Look who is asking if I am not tired of quarrel

Have I 'quarrelled' with you?

Or have others not given advise without mentioning feminism?

A man said he no longer wants a marriage. ... not his wife is cheating; not his wife is disrespectful; not the wife is not good in bed, not the wife is dirty, lazy, etc. and you think se.x has magic to make him change his mind.

There is a difference between a man who wants his wife to change (valid or not) and a man who doesn't want his wife/marriage anymore....

Have you heard a Nigerian man tell his wife to tie her tubes after one child?

Oga qualifier of feminists, I am sure the part of your post I highlighted doesn't even make sense to you.

And if you missed it, the OP is a concerned neighbor & not the wife in question.

Merry Christmas to you too.
Family › Re: Mature folks, I Need Your Opinion(update) by bukatyne(f): 11:37am On Dec 23, 2016
5minsmadness:
There is something wrong with the foundation somewhere.

Rarely do you find men that want only one child up to the point of insisting the wife ties her tubes.

Unless he didn't want the wife to begin with.

She quickly had the second, and then agreed to tie her tubes. Means he was adamant.

Has always been quarrelsome but now has taken it a step further by asking for a divorce.

All through this the wife has no issues, not even when she saw the kid on his phone. She sounds like she is desperate to keep him. Is it possible she did something desperate to marry him?

I think the man was in love with someone else. For whatever reason he didnt marry her but married your friend instead. Probably planned on leaving the marriage early but life happened and two boys came out from the undesired woman. Whatever barrier preventing him from marrying the first woman is now gone ans he is now ready to continue life with the other woman. The baby girl may not be his, but is most likey the child of the other woman.

What she should do to keep him?

Feminists wont like this, but:

She should do her best to please him. Serve him his food on time, keep a cheerful face around the house. Have sex with him when he wants but she must not be the one to initiate the sex. Let there be no situation where he has the opportunity to reject her sexual advances. But when he asks for it, let her be a sexual goddess in bed. There is a reason for that.
Let him not find a fault in her that will give him the excuse to leave, because that is essentially what he is looking for. That man will eventually leave the house, even if for a short while. Let it be thay when he leaves he will have reason to miss her. This is what will bring him back to her and not forcing him to stay.

Then of course she should pray. There is nothing God cannot do. In fact, if possible, she should convince him to pray with her every night. It will remove the inherent hatred and speak to his conscience.

All the best.
I am trying hard to wonder how feminism or lack of correlates with your post.

I guess you just like the sensationalism and want to spark up the thread.

SMH

@OP:

Let her give him a divorce if that's what he wants.

A woman who tied her womb after 2 boys in 2009 is a woman who has tried everything to please her husband.

If he has insisted on leaving, he will still leave with her postponing the evil day with her acrobatics.
Food › Re: The Origin Of Jollof Rice by bukatyne(f): 11:16am On Dec 23, 2016
Sanchez01:
Lol... This Christmas is off key. Shrimps are hard to come by here, even at the malls.
Lol @ this Christmas is off key.

I don't just feel it.
Family › Re: I Don't Know What To Do......suggestions Please by bukatyne(f): 11:14am On Dec 23, 2016
ifemola:
I loved him.we got married after my service
If you were content loving him without him loving you back then, what changed now? And I don't believe you just noticed his cheating now.

To be honest, I don't think separation will do you any good. If you couldn't choose well at 23 when you were without kids, had the world at your feet and obviously more liable to seek romance, what is the probability you will choose well at 26 with 2 kids?

I will advise you to read baby124's post over and over again.

Forget his love, it wasn't important; strive for his respect and financial responsibility esp to the kids.

Get a source of income and stop engaging him from a supplicating or needy standpoint. Be more assertive (note I didn't say rude) and carry yourself with grace.

With time, he will behave better towards you; afterall, he has acknowledged you are a 'good' wife whom he doesn't just fancies/loves.

Goodluck.
Family › Re: I Don't Know What To Do......suggestions Please by bukatyne(f): 11:04am On Dec 23, 2016
baby124:
Let me give you some pearls of wisdom:

People marry for several reasons. Some for love, age, beauty, security or kids. Not everyone gets married for love. In fact in my observation most don't. But the most important factor that probably keeps most marriages going is respect and a willingness to work on the marriage. Also a willingness to be selfless and change what is obviously sabotaging that marriage.

One thing I have learnt in life is that there are all kinds of people. A majority of people lack deep thought. If you are a thoughtful person you will realize this. A lot of us are shallow and act without truly thinking. We also mostly act selfishly. When you truly realize this you will know how to handle people more. The things they do will not hurt you. Instead you would look at things from a practical angle and decide what you want to do.

Also, another factor that most people don't understand is mental illness. We Nigerian's tend to try to explain an obvious mental instability. A person that constantly puts you down and degrades you is not mentally ok. A person that cannot empathize or lacks empathy, is not mentally ok. A person that can attempt to sleep with your sister, is not mentally ok. A person that willingly puts those around him, their health and safety is jeopardy is not mentally ok. A man that cannot listen to his father, will not make a good role model as a father. That is if the father is a good man. We don't know the reason for that rift.

At the end of the day, we have the power to decide what we accept in our lives. You have to be selfish about yourself to survive in this life. But not selfish to the point where you hurt other's. Just selfish enough to know your limits and know you cannot change anyone. You also must have a plan for your future. If you have a plan for your life my dear, anything trying to derail that plan will quickly be thrown away.

Lastly, dont let a man with obvious mental and self esteem issues bring you down to his level. You look in the mirror and know you are not ugly. He says that to keep a hold of you to abuse you for his own sick desires. He keeps you there with abuse to have someone to frustrate when he is frustrated. You came to this world alone, and you will be buried alone. The path to your happiness and fulfillment does not lie in any human's hands. Be wise and wake up.
Nice one!
Food › Re: The Origin Of Jollof Rice by bukatyne(f): 10:55am On Dec 23, 2016
Sanchez01:
That's a well assorted fried rice. Below is a Jambalaya rice.
Thanks

Thinking of cooking the well assorted fried rice for sunday.

Not just feeling this Christmas undecided

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