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Family › Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by bukatyne(f): 8:44pm On May 18, 2016
Acidosis:
Chastity
How can the husband be feeling insecured his wife is chaste?

Does chastity matter to men?
Family › Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by bukatyne(f): 8:38pm On May 18, 2016
divalishis:
Because when I gave him an inch by doing that, he took a mile. He will call me and start shouting that I lied about where I said I would be going. Or start shouting that I should give the person I'm with my phone so he can confirm.
Or say I am beginning to go to the tailors place too often, for example.
So I do what I want to do and tell him what he needs to know. The one he doesn't, I keep to myself. When he starts acting up by calling and asking where I am. I cut the phone.
Your husband sounds insecured.

What do you think is feeding it?

I see you mentioned you have more qualifications however he earns more.

In what area do you think you are better than him?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 8:24pm On May 18, 2016
Bolade005:
He protects the family and I can mention a million things a jobless man still does for the family. His predicament doesn't stop him from doing other "manly" chores or roles expected of him.

My question to you is, if the woman was doing her natural/primary role when the man was the main provider then what stops her from continuing with the primary role when situation changes for the man? Why does she now expect the man to get his hands dirty just because he no longer brings the cash?

The scenario you presented is when you know a well-bred, well-mannered woman from an uncultured and poorly bred one. The kinda woman that will throw the man's joblessness in his face. Women like Tiwa Savage.
manly chores such as?

Nurturing himself and his wife is 'getting hands dirty'?

The issue is not the finance...

The issue is the time.

A couple with the roles thingy both go to work and the Wifey nurtures when they are back.... It is her role.

Unfortunately, hubby loses his job and is at home hunting for another one...

You still expect the wife to come back from work and nurture a man who was home all day?
Family › Re: Man Divorces Wife Because She Refused Sex On Their Wedding Night While Chatting by bukatyne(f): 8:18pm On May 18, 2016
postmann:
Seun's space indeed. It's no more his space than it is ours who make this forum the hottest in the continent.

You picked the post that said nothing.
The nothing is good enough for me.
Family › Re: Man Divorces Wife Because She Refused Sex On Their Wedding Night While Chatting by bukatyne(f): 7:31pm On May 18, 2016
postmann:
Bukky dear, is that all you're going to contribute to this? grin grin grin
No need for long story & waste of seun's space if I see a poster who articulates my opinions on a subject matter.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 7:23pm On May 18, 2016
Bolade005:
A man with prospect is not expected to just sit at home. He's expected to be on the move looking for a way out of his joblessness.

If atall he sits at home, yes, the wife is still expected to do her primary role. If the man supports, fine and if he doesn't, well that's her cross to carry.

If she was doing her primary role when the man was the provider without complaint, then what stops her from continuing with the same role when the man becomes financially crippled?.
So the wife nurtures and provides while the husband does nothing?

What is his 'usefulness' at that point?
Politics › Re: RIP Subsidy: Youths Bearing Coffin Celebrate The "Death Of Subsidy" by bukatyne(f): 7:20pm On May 18, 2016
Funny youths.

During campaign... There is nothing like subsidy
On the throne... Subsidy must be removed because we can't afford it.
After removal: The fuel hike was not a result of subsidy.

Nobody even asking what is going on... carry coffin to bury subsidy that doesn't exist and is not the cause of the hike?

We have a penchant for always eating our tomorrow today.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 7:05pm On May 18, 2016
Bolade005:
What do you mean what happens to her primary role?

Well,

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
So a wife goes to work and comes back home to 'nurture' while the husband is at home?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 6:51pm On May 18, 2016
crackhaus:
Na wah oo, see me see u-turn GTA style ... gringrin

The thread is about women who don't have time and are probably tired from work, why didn't you just state that in the OP?

How on earth am I guessing what you typed, but supposed to assume what you did not type (untyped intent)...lol.


Again I ask,
Will the wife of a millionaire who also works and gets home late be asking her millionaire husband to cook and clean because she's tired, has no time, and contributes to finances?
@Bold:

You asked me a question when you said the bolded on another thread...

crackhaus:
I'm a little confused as to what your dislike for Telemundo or TV had to do with how well you could have dealt with the scenario mod.ath described.

Please try this again Buka.
I sincerely want to read a response you put some serious thought into before typing.
You must have a strange belief I will put serious thought in this reply.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 6:46pm On May 18, 2016
5minsmadness:
Let me start by apologising. My response is going to be brief, brittle and brisk.

You're a woman. I'm a man. These terms have social as well as biological and even psychological definitions. I cook, clean, wash, sew my own clothes when torn as well as change the flat tire and repair the gen. There is literally nothing in the kitchen that you can do that I can't (except maybe keep it a little tidier...lol) and maybe even a little better in some (I make pounded yam so smooth you'd think you'd died and gone to heaven when u taste it with my goat meat egusi soup).


However all those feminine chores stop when I get married. I want to make sure the woman I marry can be nurturing. I want to make sure she can take care of me and more especially my kids. Her primary role is to nurture. Mine is to protect. Simples. Most of the nurturing takes place in the kitchen i.e cooking, washing plates etc. Any woman that cooks and cleans for a man has already warmed her way into his heart (hence so much infidelity with even ugly housemaids... matter for anothe day).

Now, the woman can earn money for the house yes, but that still is not her primary duty. A family in which the woman is the breadwinner is a failed /dysfunctional family. It might be a temporary in certain cases but should be corrected as soon as possible.

Back to your question: the chores mentioned up there are chores for the female folk. It doesnt mean the men can't do it but it is expected for the women to do it. You don't expect us to have a family meeting and the men will go to the market and cook food. You don't expect to be home with your brother and he'll enter kitchen to cook when u r there. That's a social dysfunction. Just like no one expects u to go and put on the generator or push the car or clear the bush at the backyard when your brother is there. The social order has defined what is appropriate for the men and women to do.

And both sexes should take pride in doing thier duties.

Even in the western world men who constantly do the dishes are said to be hen-pecked. Sure he may help once in a while but it is not by force. In fact a man cooking or doing the dishes during or after a date is so appreciated in the west it is seen as being romantic.

What you r trying to question here is the social order of things. Well, go ahead. Nothing stops you. There has been relative peace in the world for so long people have time to question even the basest of things.



On a lighter note your Bros said u no go find man marry if u continue your Agbero ways... You don find the man so? grin

You see? He was right angry grin
If unfortunately the wife takes up the role of providing, what happens to her primary role?
Family › Re: Man Divorces Wife Because She Refused Sex On Their Wedding Night While Chatting by bukatyne(f): 6:10pm On May 18, 2016
osesology:
A relationship without respect, tolerance, communication and understanding is doomed to fail, whether married or not married.
On point!
Family › Re: What To Do When Wife Cannot Cook Better Food vs Husband Not Good Enough In Bed by bukatyne(f): 6:06pm On May 18, 2016
teemy:
Especially to married folks in the house. How can one handle a case where one's wife cannot cook good food.

At least there is a threshold one would expect a woman in her thirties would be exposed to in kitchen matters but when the taste is not in any league to write good about should one make the facts known and recommend taking cooking courses to one's mate or pretend and swallow the food with a smile of pretence so as not to hurt her feelings?

To be honest taking a look at pictures of real food online could discourage one.

Please your advice.
N.B. Love exists in this scenario
Did you know she couldn't cook before marriage?
Family › Re: Should I Report My Husband To My Parents? by bukatyne(f): 6:03pm On May 18, 2016
divalishis:
I have tried talking to him but he has refused to change.
I can't be living like a prisoner telling him everything I'm going to be doing. I did that before and things only became worse as he got more and more bold. Then I would cry and beg but he only became worse.
Its gotten better now that I stand up to him.
What's wrong with telling your hubby everything you want to do?
Family › Re: See Swag!Nigerian Soldier And His Son Step Out In Matching Military Uniform(pics by bukatyne(f): 11:40pm On May 17, 2016
PlayerMeji:
When will people stop using the term 'GALLANT' for our soldiershuh?

The word is so overused and has lost its grasp.

There are other words we can use besides GALLANT...Words like Brave, Courageous, Bold, Fearless, Heroic, Daredevil, Macho, Indomitable, etc but not that word ....GALLANT
The gallant solider and his son.

Hehehehehehe! grin
Family › Re: There Are Happy Endings. by bukatyne(f): 11:28pm On May 17, 2016
Weldone Shaybebaby,

God bless you and every poster who helped him.
Family › Re: My Story – My Girlfriend Donated A Kidney To Me, But I Don’t Love Her Anymore – by bukatyne(f): 11:51am On May 17, 2016
Hmmmmmmm.......
Politics › Re: Is This True About The Gala Sausage Roll?? A Must See!! Pics Included by bukatyne(f): 1:00am On May 17, 2016
coolitempa:
I never buy fake gala from those people....half of them are my enemies on NL.... grin....I just make them run in the hot sun and then after dem don sweat finish, I tell them I am not interested.... cheesy...I do not indulge ipod youths....
Madam fear God

Leave whatever beef you have with igbos on NL and stop frustrating young men who are trying to make a meaning out of their poor lives.

At the top, no permanent friends; no permanent enemies... Only permanent interests.

While you are here e-fighting Igbo, one Yoruba/Hausa man is sharing Ghana must go with an Igbo man.

@OP: I remember when gala was #40 then and I know gala has changed taste & size
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 12:46am On May 17, 2016
crackhaus:
Lol, but I didn't have to guess the intent of the thread when you already typed out the intent for us.. grin

These are the keywords that scream 'intent' in each of those questions:

1. What makes the husband the head/sole authority if he expects the wife to contribute to the upkeep without necessarily compromising in domestics? = finances @bold text.

2. Why is the average woman who wants to marry/date a financially ok man called a gold digger considering that she is still expected to play her own part? = finances @bold text

3. Why do people frown on a wife who expects her husband to provide all (even women programs emphasize this and call them lazy esp. stay @ home moms) while the wife is expected to handle the domestics majorly? = finances @bold text


...and even the fourth question you quoted had;
4. Why is a wife expected to handle the domestics alone when she becomes the breadwinner working outside the home and her hubby is largely at home? = finances @bold text



If indeed the intent was just about being tired, not having time, and just needing assistance, you should have pointed that out as the reason chores should be shared and not because the woman contributes to finances or becomes the breadwinner. gringrin

Besides, is there any woman who would complain of being tired, not having time, and needing assistance with chores if her husband was a millionaire?
Honestly? cheesy

I'm pretty sure chores start to look real friendly and enjoyable when one's husband changes her car every year to keep up with the factory.
At the end of the day, there's no way one can surmise that it isn't about finances even if an untyped intent claims it is.
Unfortunately,

I cannot help you here.

It is clear that the first three questions were from the premises that husband provide & wife domestics.

I opened a thread and after several guess work, I tell you what the tread is about and you still insist.. Odiegwu.

The thread was asking questions strangely no one has provided satisfactory answers to.
Family › Re: Uncooperative Wife by bukatyne(f): 12:07am On May 17, 2016
greatgod2012:
I'm of the belief that in marriage, both husband and wife should be helpmates to each other. It is believed that traditionally, men are to foot all the bills while women are to take care of the kids and the homes. However, to anyone who sees his/her spouse as helpmate, such belief is annulled and they both help each other in their traditional marital roles.

So, op, how cooperative are you when it comes to assisting in the home chores? If you have been very cooperative, and she still refuses to assist you in financing the home, then, to me, she seems to be selfish and inconsiderate. But if you're uncooperative, believing that home chores are solely the wife's responsibility, leaving her to do everything, then, you have no right to complain, you're being paid back in your own coins.

Continue footing your bills, while she continues her traditional roles.
I think there is a problem as OP claimed his wife doesn't prepare lunch for the kids when food is available..

This is beyond each person sticking to his/her roles.

@hohafrank:

What do she contribute in the marriage?
Family › Re: Uncooperative Wife by bukatyne(f): 12:03am On May 17, 2016
raumdeuter:
mindfulness and bukatyne

Food don done
grin
Nairaland General › Re: "Wizard" Caught Flying Over Calabar Highway (photos+video) by bukatyne(f): 8:56pm On May 16, 2016
I thought I saw 'Calabar Airways' grin grin grin grin grin grin
Family › Re: Husband doesn't want wife to work by bukatyne(f): 6:32pm On May 16, 2016
expansion1:
Morning All, should a woman be in search of employment when the husband doesn't consent to her working. even though she was asked to resign her previous job due to some important needs.
1. Who asked her to resign?
2. What important needs prompted her to resign?
3. Has those needs been met/ do they still exist?
4. If no, how does she intend meeting them while working?
5. Why doesn't her husband consent to her working?

And the joker...
What was the agreement pre-marriage?
Family › Re: Husband doesn't want wife to work by bukatyne(f): 6:30pm On May 16, 2016
byvan03:
Thanks babe, I hate that name allowance, I love salary better. He needs to propose a salary, at least I know am working as a babysitter/housekeeper, as long as am paid in full. If one is going to waste her youth all for family, it should at least be worth it in Benjis. Allowance isn't worth it , a salary needs to be in place for one to accept such offer. Once all kids are in school, I don't see what the woman is staying for. I call such enemy of progress.


I have no problem with staying at home as long as am cashing out and sure of it monthly as per salary things. There are so much I can do from home business wise and academically.

Thanks babe, I will just improve the fuel budget because once their is power, they will be glued to Disney junior while I do my thing.
What if the 'allowance' is #300k monthly? grin

@ School, you mean primary school? kindergarten? Crèche?

How are you and family?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 6:08pm On May 16, 2016
crackhaus:
Lol, you're very conniving.
Where in the OP is it mentioned or even remotely implied that this thread is about 'being tired and just needing assistance'? gringrin

Go read the OP again, it was about finances...entirely cheesy
To set the records straight as I see you have guessed the intent of the thread severally,

The OP is not about finances.

This is the 4th question:

4. Why is a wife expected to handle the domestics alone when she becomes the breadwinner working outside the home and her hubby is largely at home?

mindfulness, is actually on track.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:39pm On May 16, 2016
Acidosis:
wow! shocked shocked

I must have underestimated these tasks! I may be wrong, but sometimes, I don't see any heavy or tedious task in handling 1, 2 kids in a decent apartment. Of course, I know this isn't applicable to large families, and the luxury homes.

Remember, families can delegate some of these tasks to house helps, siblings, or machines, or ignore till weekends.
Have you handled the bolded before? Asking honestly...

Ignoring till weekend is a killer... you work harder on weekends and worn out again by monday grin
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:36pm On May 16, 2016
Mindfulness:
A woman doesn't say: "You have to do chores because I pay the bills too'.
A woman says: 'Help me with the chores because I am also tired from work.'

A woman who makes more money than her husband but spends less time at work will still do more chores because she has more time and more energy. It IS NOT about the money. It is about time and energy.
Are you a mind reader?

@Bold: Always my stance on this issue.

Just Beautiful... where can i stick it on this thread?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:34pm On May 16, 2016
Acidosis:
1. Job loss is one of those things humans face daily, so there's absolutely nothing wrong in staying at home, until something good comes up.

2. Oh no, I have nothing against working from home. I've been doing that since 2014.

3. Well, I believe they can work out something good but it shouldn't be permanent. By the way, what would make a man leave his job to stay at home? breastfeeding? cooking? laundry?
tearoses has answered no 3 cheesy

@ 1 & 2: since you are the one more at home.... do you have an issue with picking up more of the chores?
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:31pm On May 16, 2016
raumdeuter:
In an unrelated news, I just heard on TV that Janet Jackson is 50 today and pregnant for her wealthy younger Arab husband

probably doesn't have 6packs nor a sexy shirtless body, but has money loads of it

She probably isn't complaining of her too many house helps who ensure she doesnt touch any domestic work, and wouldnt be complaining that its the husband that pays the bulk of the bills
You are stale grin

She will be giving him feet rubs and sensual massages to ensure he thinks straight to make more money tongue

On a serious note, theirs is a fantasy for most peeps.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:29pm On May 16, 2016
tearoses:
Depends on how they rolled before. Sometings can look very bad when looking in from outside, but the people involved know how it is
Im not sticking up for tibiz but I know that when fight comes, every song becomes an insult or how do our people say it.
they were both fighting for public sympathy so all the stories will have pepper and maggi added.

If you see my uncle and aunty grin grin grin
They take each others money on a daily basis
Big big amounts o!
They jokingly report each other
But that's how they roll and there is no hard-feeling

My hubby and I play fight a lot. The day my daughter described one episode. We could have been arrested embarassed
True

Na them sabi.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:28pm On May 16, 2016
raumdeuter:
Its a common saying that women dont joke with money things

While she is cooking maybe the husband is working on kids homework or just keeping them busy, How would life be for her if she doesnt have that person to take care of that? WHat you would hear is I cook and he does nothing

You buy grocery, husband offloads it how easy would it be if you have to do everything? I buy grocery and do nothing.

Cutting your lawn nko? Home owners association would give you a ticket. A woman whose husband worked out of the country and she had to cut the lawn or pay $100 to Mexicans every week knows how much she would have been saving

WOuld the womans or mans life be easier if they stayed alone?

Its when it comes to women spending their money that we hear these long stories but when we decide to break it down to the basics we still see women are the ones who are the net takers even in money

Ask in any relationship bf/gf husband/wife how much gift has the female given compared to what she has received
It is not that simple.
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:26pm On May 16, 2016
Mindfulness:
RIP like Rest in Peace or like Rejoice in Paradise. cheesy wink smiley



Happy people always look better. wink
True
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by bukatyne(op): 3:24pm On May 16, 2016
tearoses:
I guess it works for them
and just as it sounds so weird to me, I guess the share chores and share finance thing will sound weird to them too
I guess bottomline is everyone should do what suits their relationship
I must be honest. NL has opened my eyes to a lot of things

The problem will only arise if someone from "camp A" marries someone from "Camp B"
When the wife starts the hubby has not replaced money for what she replaced, I am like undecided till I remember he doesn't do jack at home and I say I'm sure he will pay grin

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