Family › Re: Abakaliki Women And Manual Labour: How Do You See Them? by bukatyne(f): 11:08am On Jul 04, 2016 |
TheArchangel: The women are the cause of their problems, they keep on raising lazy male children that will take over from their fathers.
Merry go round. I very much agree. However, do they know any better? |
Family › Re: Ten Reasons You Should Be Proud To Be A Woman: by bukatyne(f): 10:59am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Hifi444: Ten reasons you should be proud to be a woman:
1) Women live longer than men.
2) Women are loved more by their children than men.
3) Women enjoy their childrens wealth than the men.
4) Women enjoy the man's wealth than themselves.
5) Women get more favor than the men and endure more than men.
6) Women has more avenues of spending Money than the men.
7) Money shows is a woman's body than the men.
Women are celebrated more than the men.
9) Women are the center of attraction.
10) Women will make haven more than Men. @OP: Are you a Muslim? |
Family › Re: Wives, Stop Fighting Your Men. Use Your Feminine Wiles To Get What You Want! by bukatyne(f): 10:57am On Jul 04, 2016 |
5minsmadness: Indeed it is the age of equality. We hear it everyday on this family section how a woman should stand up to her husband and refuse to be oppressed (even if there was no oppression intended in the first place). Such talks make it look like marriage is a battlefield and there is no peace between the sexes. Some people even begin to wonder why they should get married at all when marriage apparently looks so miserable.
Well, I am here to say that marriage is only miserable to you as a woman if you want it to be! Men are natural born fighters , you can't start fighting your man as well in his own house. No man worth his salt will take it. Men were built to dominate. If you start wanting to dominate him in his own house that he paid rent for or built, insisting that he washes the plates or washes the clothes or sweeps the house or take care of the kids while u sleep all in the name of equality, you will make him set up a wall against you. He may outrightly defy you or he may sulk and do what you have ordered but be sure he is bitter about it and wondering when you became the man of the house. Soon enough if he cannot be a man indoors, he will start to look for how he can be one outside.
Having said that, a woman is a human being as well and not a workhorse or slave. She needs help as well and men have an excessive amount of muscle to spare to help around the house , especially if you cannot afford a maid. So how do you as a woman seek help from your husband without sounding like a nagging frustrated loveless feminist?
Simple. Use the gift that God gave you. Use the things that attracted your man to marry you in the first place. Use your womanliness, your feminine charms and grace! Use sweet words garnished with love and not commanding and off-putting tone that bristles with scorn. Esther was able to play with the crown of the most dangerous man in Babylon, not because she felt entitled, neither because she felt the man was equal to her. No! Her feminine charms made him as meek as a lamb in her hands.
Use your charm to handle your man and not your sharp tongue. Use your sweetness, quick wit,love and unsolicited kisses to get what you want from your king instead of declaring your rights like a country looking for every opportunity to secede. I assure you, you will get a lot more done by being a lady instead of a nag.
Peace. @OP: Everyone (wife, husband, children, parents, bosses, subordinates etc.) will get a lot more done by being human instead of a nag. |
Family › Re: Wives, Stop Fighting Your Men. Use Your Feminine Wiles To Get What You Want! by bukatyne(f): 10:48am On Jul 04, 2016 |
idesylvester: Na waoo this matter strong ooo
So me wey neva marry hw I go come take get that kind powerful wife wey sabi everytin?
because my father told me that if u r lookin 4 a perfect wife u must b perfect 1st n if it's a good wife u must Polish urself 2 b gud 2...hmm
Me dey wait sha Your father is a very wise man. |
Family › Re: Wives, Stop Fighting Your Men. Use Your Feminine Wiles To Get What You Want! by bukatyne(f): 10:38am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Timbuktou: You're just using cliches out of context. How will their marriage work if they cannot resolve conflict effectively? I'll tell you how. By employing effective strategies. Some people shout their way to a resolution, some using physical force, some sulk, silent treatment, etc. Stop painting relationships as a place where husband and wife are programmed robots whose thoughts will always be in tandem and when there is a disagreement all that's needed is a reset of the programme.
I would like you to show me where OP or other married men have prescribed subjugating the women in their lives in this thread. The message has been simple: use your femininity to your advantage. I wonder why females are resisting femininity. No wonder there's so much homo sexuality in the world today @Bold: sub·ju·gate /ˈsəbjəˌɡāt/ verb verb: subjugate; 3rd person present: subjugates; past tense: subjugated; past participle: subjugated; gerund or present participle: subjugating bring under domination or control, especially by conquest. "the invaders had soon subjugated most of the native population" synonyms: conquer, vanquish, defeat, crush, quash, bring someone to their knees, enslave, subdue, suppress "the Normans had subjugated most of Ireland's Gaelic population" antonyms: liberate •make someone or something subordinate to. "the new ruler firmly subjugated the Church to the state" |
Family › Re: My Hubby Nd I Attend Different Churches, Is It Ok? by bukatyne(f): 10:28am On Jul 04, 2016 |
BumbleBee2ice: Hmmm, if i say i avnt bin tempted b4 to go sneaking in on him to see who he picks up on his way back home i would be lying. bt do i really need dat? Madam, there are unresolved issues bothering you underneath if you are wondering who your husband picks up after service. Do you also wonder what he does at work? Who he laughs with? etc. @Separate churches; you claim you both are fine with it so what is bothering you? Why don't you discuss with your husband if you feel there are issues? |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by bukatyne(f): 4:55pm On Jul 02, 2016 |
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Family › Re: Photos: Spending Time With Mom Vs Spending Time With Dad by bukatyne(f): 7:12pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
Both times are important. |
Family › Re: There Is No Such Thing As A Home Wrecker!! by bukatyne(f): 1:01pm On Jun 29, 2016 |
Very insightful thread.
The day women would realize their erring men were not 'snatched', half of their problems are solved.
An randy neighbor confirmed same with the OP.....
When a lady was making excuses for cheating men (including himself) and piling blames on Jezebels, the man said he clearly knew what he was doing as he was not a baby. |
Family › Re: On Child Abuse & Parental Support by bukatyne(f): 10:05am On Jun 29, 2016 |
@safarigirl:
Beautiful thread
Thank you. |
Family › Re: Why Do Nigerian Ladies Grow Out Of Shape When Married? by bukatyne(f): 9:39am On Jun 29, 2016 |
MCeeShort: So stress now makes people fat? U will make a good consulting paediatrician! Stress makes some people fat. |
Family › Re: How Do I Handle This Without Overdoing It by bukatyne(f): 4:30pm On Jun 28, 2016 |
TheSonOfMark: [color=royalblue] There's also an issue you haven't addressed : the man's sexual needs.
She stays in a different state from his. There's also a mistress who promises pleasure and only that. A man is only as faithful as his options.
[/color] That's not an excuse for his irresponsible behavior. The OP asserted he cheated on her with same girl 3yrs ago when their son was one and she was obviously around. You have also forgotten the wife also has sexual needs or her needs aren't important? |
Family › Re: How Do I Handle This Without Overdoing It by bukatyne(f): 1:28pm On Jun 28, 2016 |
MidasTouch01: I really appreciate this, he fought me then because I confronted the girl after o confronted him. Plus he also hides his phone, I got to know about his escapades after going through his phone. So he was like I found what I was looking for. Am I suppose to just end this altogether? When he was last around, he apologised and all. We kind of got intimate but I felt nothing, I insisted on protection. Though i felt nothing, just did as a matter of obligation. During the whole act, I was just wondering if its the same way he touches me that he touches her and all. I really wish I can be strong to make him feel hurt as I feel right now. He went back to his base last week. I asked for people 's advice because I cant help but think about it. I mean wondering what he is doing at the moment, if he is with the girl and all. My problem is I am weak, I mean I have soft spot for this man. I really wanna learn to be stone-hearted cos I am just tired. Sorry for d long story Your husband is not sorry, he knows you love him (weak) and he plays with that and will continually play with that. You need to decide if you want to continue your marriage in your weakness or if you want to become respected. |
Celebrities › Re: Michy Shatta: Slippers-Breasts On GMAA2016 Red Carpet Is Shatta Wale's Wife by bukatyne(f): 12:46pm On Jun 28, 2016 |
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Forum Games › Re: Who Am I To Ask This Of You? by bukatyne(f): 12:26pm On Jun 28, 2016 |
byvan03: You are welcome, congratulations Team Mimzy. @mimzy and postman: Congratulations and have a good reign. @byvan03: Thanks for honoring my mention. |
Celebrities › Re: Michy Shatta: Slippers-Breasts On GMAA2016 Red Carpet Is Shatta Wale's Wife by bukatyne(f): 11:20am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Apart from morally decent cloths, people should also strive for what fits them especially when they have the means to afford it.
Her breasts are an eyesore and not appealing to the eyes.
For those who would say she breastfed or has that shape naturally, that's why fashion is there to tone down our defects and highlight our pluses. She has a good skin tone and statue; she can play with that. |
Family › Re: Is The Groom Responsible For All Bride's Family Attire? by bukatyne(f): 11:04am On Jun 28, 2016 |
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Family › Re: How Do I Handle This Without Overdoing It by bukatyne(f): 10:33am On Jun 28, 2016*. Modified: 10:51am On Jun 28, 2016 |
MidasTouch01: Hi Family, please I need your sincere advice. I created this account for privacy's sake (Mod please don't move this to homepage) . My marriage is just a year old, my husband is 31 while I'm 27. We have a 4year old son (we dated for 7years, had our son in the course of our relationship). Three years ago, he cheated on me with a younger lady. I stepped in and told the lady to leave my man for myself and our son, though he fought me over it but somehow with time, their relationship fizzled out and all was fine.
Earlier this year, my husband started acting suspicious, he became extra careful with his phone and all. I checked his phone, then I saw that the two of them have gotten back together. He claimed the girl asked him to forgive her and he did. Also got to know they have been sleeping with each other (we stay in different states for now as he is running a program). All these I got to know going through his phone. I told him I was done with him and can't take it anymore. He told me that he was sorry, and since he was able to let her go before now, that he will do it again. Now the problem is this, we stay in two different states, and the lady stays just few kilometres away from my man. He promised to let her go, but I asked him how he intends to, he only replied me that he will. Also, I have the girl's contact, so i see the way they chat away into late in the night.
I intend giving him another chance BUT how do I handle this without overdoing things. As much as I try not to, I end up checking them up on whatsapp, and seeing both of them chat away gets me angrier. Please save a sister's marriage. I believe he is only sorry when he gets caught. After that he seem to throw caution to the wind again. He keeps asking me to trust him. Please how am I suppose to trust him again? And is there a way I can help him, because this seems to be a great weakness of his?
Matured advice please. Thanks a lot. @Bold: Your husband has (luckily for you) shown who he is pre-marriage. You caught him cheating and told the girl to leave your man for you and your kid (pulling the cart before the horse, it was your man who erred and not the lady) and he had the guts to 'fight' you over it; fight how? Re: He told me that he was sorry, and since he was able to let her go before now, that he will do it again.Your husband will NOT stop cheating on you with her as long as he has access to her. He can as well marry her as the second wife (because that's what she is). If you are willing to accept the cheating as his weakness, then get used to it and be 'praying', wearing red bra & panties with cooking nice dishes  . If however, you see his act as a disrespect to you, you should be able to figure out the way forward. |
Family › Re: Single Ladies & Married Men, Who Is To Blame? by bukatyne(f): 12:12pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
MrValIk: Wat exactly do single ladies find so appealing in married men? Its so common now to see young beautiful ladies following man dat are married wit kids. I cnt understand it. Do u ladies tink these men will leave their wives and happy homes for u? A married man dat flirts wit a single lady has only one tin at d back of his mind... one night stand. For Gods sake. He is married, with childrn. Most men tell their "concubiles" dt maybe dey have problems in dia marriage, or maybe the wife isn't makn him happy, etc. And d girls will always fall for this cheap excuses. Who is to blame here? The lady, or d married man.
Cc lalasticlala He may come "complaining" to u, but he'll go back to bed wit her sleeping right beside him. Every night. Daz how all Dez men behave. Be carefull. Just my small advise sha. (this is 2 my frnd MissM). Going to bed to sleep beside his wife after he has spent his energy and affection for his mistress is not a plus to the wife. A lady who sleeps with a married man is only looking for money. |
Family › Re: Why do Fathers Love their Daughters More & Mothers their Sons? by bukatyne(f): 10:39am On Jun 27, 2016 |
itstpia8: you are mistaken. Many male nlers have stated over and over again that they prefer not to have female children.
In Nigeria, mothers might be more sentimental about their sons if they are stressed for not having a male child or they have a lot of girls. |
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Romance › Re: What A Ghanaian Lady Thinks About Dating Nigerian Men by bukatyne(f): 7:21pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
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Family › Re: Anyone Here That Doesn't Want To Get Married? by bukatyne(f): 7:19pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
pcguru1: Recently i have thinking about it and really it seems Marriage tend to favour women than men, alot are getting hooked because of societal pressure, and as we know alot of marriages are really going down the drain, if you ask me am not really looking forward to sexless and stressing time. So i'd like to be single for a well, at least being single now, I am not responsible for someone's happiness or feeling the need to baby an adult just to give them some form of comfort, seems so needy in my honest opinion. The bold is really funny! |
Family › Re: Only Ambiverts Will Understand These by bukatyne(f): 5:46pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
cococandy: Most people probably belong to this group.
Those intro and extrovert categories have got to be the extreme ends of the spectrum. Very True |
Family › Re: My Diary As A Baker by bukatyne(f): 12:16pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Madam Taryour, Wonderful cakes.  God bless your handwork  |
Family › Re: I Am Now A Father..it's a boy. by bukatyne(f): 6:12pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Yomieluv: I am happy to inform the house that my wife gave birth to a bouncing baby boy today. The journey of nine months finally paid of.
I thank God Almighty..I am now a proud Father. Congrats Father Yomi! God bless your expanding family. |
Romance › Re: What A Ghanaian Lady Thinks About Dating Nigerian Men by bukatyne(f): 6:07pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
36STATES: Yorubas should do something about their notoriety around Africa as prolific liars. My wife's friend from Tanzania cannot stop talking about the lies she endured in the hands of one Tunde from Nigeria. She says even Tunde's mother and brother were lying to her to defend his cheating. It is not lies, it is called been diplomatic  |
Family › Re: Suitors Now Prefer Our Maids To Our Daughters For Marriage by bukatyne(f): 2:18pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
This sounds like a Nollywood script. Let's assume it is the maids of yester years that are married today, isn't it strange that the same maid is looking for another maid to do the chores? Abi ex-maids don't get maids when they marry? This is infact a Nollywood script; just that it was maltreated step-child and not maid  |