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Family › Re: How Would You Advice I Spend My Salary(150k) by bukatyne(f): 1:42pm On May 09, 2016
therealMcCain:
I know this question sounds ridiculous, I've been working for the past one year, my monthly salary is 150,000 making it 1.8m PA.

the funny thing is I really don't have any savings, am not the fashion type neither do I womanize, so that's not where the bulk of my money goes. Am currently in a relationship but she doesn't demand so that's also not the cause.

I tried putting aside a certain percentage but that didn't work, the thing is at the end of the month I write down all I've spent my cash on, I can't seem to find the one I would've done away with or the one I'll say was a waste.

Am also the youngest, so no responsibility for me..

Any ideas please, no insults

Thanks
Send 100K to me monthly cool
Celebrities › Re: Sandra Okagbue Shares Photo With Her Daughter by bukatyne(f): 12:08am On May 09, 2016
Larasisi:
How totally true! These are girls that could have anyone they choose with all the shakara in the world.
Now they have reduced themselves to social media campaign for Flavour's attention. What a shame.
Family › Re: Walking Away- Domestic Abuse by bukatyne(f): 5:48pm On May 08, 2016
@OP:

I think most of these divorce and leave threads are just initial gra gra and will die down in 2 weeks time.

A number of people saw their mothers battered and still celebrate 30yrs anniversaries so why should they leave their husbands who haven't done half of what their fathers did?

@Mindfulness: most women don't stay because of finances... They stay because they want to stay aka for the kids.
Family › Re: Crazy Things Women Do To Save Their Marriages by bukatyne(f): 5:36pm On May 08, 2016
I read the OP and these tactics are as old as time.

What is the new thing there?
Family › Re: Woman Celebrates Her Marriage Breakup With Cake by bukatyne(f): 4:57pm On May 08, 2016
AfroKnight:
She looks so battered. I pray for good wife o. I am already a good husband in the making.
She looks like a women bound for a very long time.

Looks could be deceiving sha.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 1:37pm On May 08, 2016
sinceraconcept:
Yeah,thank you for saying that. I'm soooooo African and I'm damn proud of my culture. Do you want to become western? What do you want to do now that you're an African girl? Pray to God to change your nationality? Your race? Babe,you're a typical African girl. I think it's a slap on your face if you think your culture is an f up to your person. Why must you act like the western culture is the perfect culture? Should I call that inferiority complex?  You think it's a shame for you to be called an African? I bet you've so much wished God should re-create you as a white girl. Girl,you need to start loving your culture. An Arabian wouldn't abandon his culture and do everything western because he feels superior to westerners but you feel inferior to westerners so you want to act all western right? Mingling is cool and acceptable. But calling me a typical African makes me feel happy about it and makes me see you as a western wannabe when you look nothing like a westerner. 
Emulate Kim Kardashian and her "stripping after childbirth" ass,i don't give a damn. Emulate Beyonce and her ungrateful,impatient ass,i don't give a damn. Their culture supports all that sh.its,ours don't here. No man would tolerate all that sh!t from you here. And you'll probably complain to your celeb role models and ask them for advises. Stop being myopic in thinking lil mama. 
That's what I like about DJ Cuppy,she lived almost all her life abroad but she is so African and she loves been called a typical African
The DJ Cuppy reference made me smile.

She might identify with her roots but I doubt she will give a second glance to a disrespectful man like the typical 'Nigerian' husband you painted in your posts.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 1:07pm On May 08, 2016
ikupakuti:
...and i would want to ask her, if marriage is not by force like she stated...why did she fight off other women for the ‘CROWN OF MRS. YOBO‘ ?
Adaeze is not against marriage; afteral, she is still married.

She fought for the crown of Mrs and will remain married UNTIL Joseph starts to display serious behaviours she did not bargain for and can no longer cope with.

Not everyone who is against bullshot in marriage is against marriage.

Two different things.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 1:07pm On May 08, 2016
ikupakuti:
...and i would want to ask her, if marriage is not by force like she stated...why did she fight off other women for the ‘CROWN OF MRS. YOBO‘ ?
Adaeze is not against marriage; afteral, she is still married.

She fought for the crown of Mrs and will remain married UNTIL Joseph starts to display serious behaviours she did not bargain for and can no longer cope it.

Not everyone who is against bullshot in marriage is against marriage.

Two different things.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 6:09pm On May 07, 2016
obowunmi:
I don't care who cheats on who. Cheating is a form of abuse.
You missed my point.

I am against cheating in marriage however, Adaeze cannot claim to be 'abused' because she knew Joseph was a cheat and married him like that.

Do you think people will ever take her seriously if she wants to divorce Joseph because he cheats?

Her case is like Caroline's...

There is no abuse because they willingly married public donors.

If a wife tells me her husband was faithful before marriage (with proof) and he became a dorogiver after marriage,, we can talk abuse.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 5:59pm On May 07, 2016
EVILFOREST:
What does a man need from a LADY...?
NOT her cash.. ..
All we need as MEN is simple " LOYALTY or better still RESPECT".

Most WOMEN lost our love for them, the very day they started seeing their own mothers as slaves to their own father, thinking that what their mothers did then was EVIL.
That's why most "empowered and exposed" Ladies are losing out. Thinking they now know it ALL.
Now with the ADVENT of so many SOAP OPERAS and NOVELS , ladies now see every man as cheat, unromantic and not well cultured. They see AFRICA tradition as EVIL.

They now enter into Marriages with the HOPE that the hubby is already a CHEAT.
MEANWHILE, these same ladies dress indecently even in churches now.
IF u say ALL MEN are CHEAT, i will tell u that, u are d BIGGEST CHEAT because u have TASTED ALL MEN to that they are all cheats.

FOR every man that wants to CHEAT, there is always a WOMAN ready for that.
Ladies should learn to respect men, that was the "ab initio" plan of GOD
Respect and cherish ur man and see if he will not take u to HEAVEN.
So disrespecting a man deserves death?

What happens to him walking out if he can no longer bear the disrespect?

You should fear God and put yourself in the shoes of these women.

I 100% sure you have 'disrespected' some people before...

Did you think you deserved death?

If NL is anything to go by, men are the promoters of all men cheat.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 5:55pm On May 07, 2016
obowunmi:
Even after marriage, he cheats though.
A leopard never change his spots or did she do anti-cheating jazz for him?

How do you know Adaeze doesn't cheat herself?
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 5:53pm On May 07, 2016
martyns303:
All this feminist, meanwhile she is comfortably sitting in her husband's house.

The ones who preach the most, go through the worst, Joseph Yobo could be hitting her all night!!!
So telling wives to leave abusive husbands = feminism = bad thing?

I sincerely hope you will give your female relatives this same advice.
Celebrities › Re: ''Marriage Is Not By Force'' - Adaeze Yobo's To Women In Abusive Marriages by bukatyne(f): 5:51pm On May 07, 2016
obowunmi:
Adaeze's husband cheats on her, why hasn't she left though?

Practice what you preach lady
It doesn't compare.

Adaeze can't swear that she did not know Yobo was a cheerful donor before marriage.

She might have fought through many women for the crown of Mrs. Yobo.
Family › Re: Lady Shares Full Photo Of Her Baby Bump, Calls It Art by bukatyne(f): 6:53pm On May 06, 2016
For some strange reason, it looks more like art than a nude picture.

It looks very good.
Family › Re: ' Marry Someone Like Yourself' Or ' Opposite Attracts'? by bukatyne(f): 6:23pm On May 06, 2016
Acidosis:
How do you pronounce @ bukatyne ?


smiley
buka (as in amala joint) and tyne (tin)

Hehehehehehehehehe

@Postmann:

Please let me know when it is time to vote for mimzy.
Family › Re: ' Marry Someone Like Yourself' Or ' Opposite Attracts'? by bukatyne(f): 5:39pm On May 06, 2016
I married someone like myself with extremely minute differences.
Fashion › Re: Come Learn How To Make Natural Black Soap by bukatyne(f):
@omorsexie:

Thanks a lot of this wonderful thread.

So so following cheesy

A natural stuff and DIY person.

Let me share a use of cinnamon for hair...

ingredients:
1 tbs cinnamon
1 tbs honey
1 tbs olive oil
1 egg

Method:
1. Mix cinnamon and egg in a bowl
2. Add honey & olive oil
3. Put on hair for 15mins and wash thoroughly with a mild shampoo

N.B.: tbs = tablespoon


Moisturizing your natural hair:

Use the LOCS method for moisturizing.... our natural hair dries out easily and it gets flaky if not properly moisturized. Adding water makes it moist for a very little while and the water if not 'locked in' won't be retained and we are back to square one.

That's why a lot of naturalistas have to spray their hair very often.

LOCS stands for:

L = Liquid e.g. Water
O = Oil e.g. Almond oil
C = Cream e.g. Cantu leave-in conditioner cream
S = Sealant e.g. Shea Butter

Add them in the order to your hair weekly.


Greenhouse Effect.
1. Add olive oil & water to dry hair and comb.
2. Wear a plastic cap/ shower cap/ nylon and your hair net overnight.
3. Remove the caps the next morning and comb.

It makes the hair so soft and lustrous.
Family › Re: Pls Help...my Career Or My Marriage by bukatyne(f): 4:32pm On May 05, 2016
itsy:
thanks to everyone that commented on this. Everything is settled now. I talked with hubby to find out what his fears are and I got to know that hubby is scared of a boss manipulating or 'seducing' his babe,lol. I assured him that whenever an issue like that arises, I will let him know and will remain faithful no matter the temptation and if it gets too much, I would resign. Yeah!am going after my dream with hubby's full support, thanks once again. nairaland is indeed,a family
Good one.

Go girl!
Celebrities › Re: Odunlade Adekola Looking All Sharp In New Photos by bukatyne(f): 6:29pm On May 04, 2016
Odunlade is doing extremely well for himself.
Family › Re: Pls Help...my Career Or My Marriage by bukatyne(f): 12:38pm On May 04, 2016
@itsy:

How far?
Family › Re: 70% Of Nigerian Men Are Depressed by bukatyne(f): 12:27pm On May 04, 2016
Acidosis:
I agree with your assumptions, except the last statement.

The home should not be a place to exercise power. A good woman should respect her husband regardless of how much he earns.


People need to shine their eyes, and talk about these stuffs before they 'settle down' as husbands and wives.
@Bold:

Strange now that the home is not regarded as a place to exercise power.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by bukatyne(f): 11:07am On May 04, 2016
Y'all keep up the good work!

Popping in!
Family › Re: Be Wise!!! Words Of Admonition To All The Single Ladies. by bukatyne(f): 10:09am On May 04, 2016
Beautiful thread.
Family › Re: 70% Of Nigerian Men Are Depressed by bukatyne(f): 11:03pm On May 03, 2016
@Acidosis:

Temporary circumstances cannot make a man 'switch' roles but it can make a woman switch.

If you are running a strict role division in your hone, it is either you ensure the money is rolling in or be prepared to switch the roles...

And as we know on the average; earning doe = power to be rude/ rash/ sole decision maker & cheating.

@earning lesser pay: has it always being like that? If yes, then they already have their rythym... If no, how was their relationship before he started earning lower?

Y'all can't eat your cake & have it.

You want the power that comes with money, earn it.
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 12:05pm On May 03, 2016
raumdeuter:
Great so are you telling him that there are certain instances where its okay to touch a girl? I kind of understand most of your submission. I just want to see what many people would say

Before age 10, girls and boys do mostly the same play and there are many instances they bully themselves. So how does a male child defend himself without beating a girl(bully)

Armyofone ngbo?
@Bold:

Girl na gold?

Any girl that doesn't want to be 'touched' should package herself wella and clear from trouble..

Ain't going to bring up any gentle mumu son (gentle man) and any suegbe daughter.

Gentle as doves & wise as serpents with healthy doses of Self-esteem.
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 11:56am On May 03, 2016
Acidosis:
Finally!! Nice one sis, you perfectly understand my viewpoints.
Thanks
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 11:56am On May 03, 2016
Bolade005:
Carry go ke?, I'm enjoying the family section.
Carry go = continue.
Family › Re: 70% Of Nigerian Men Are Depressed by bukatyne(f): 11:36am On May 03, 2016
Interesting..

70% of modern women are depressed
70% of Nigerian men are depressed

Na wa o!
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 10:59am On May 02, 2016
Bolade005:
No, you will not do the bolded.
Mind reader, carry go grin
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 10:27am On May 02, 2016
raumdeuter:
Hauwa,

If you see a 7year old girl beating up your 7yr old boy, How would you react?

Or if your 7yr old boy came home crying that he was beaten by a 7yr old girl?
1. Separate them, asked what went wrong and caution my son not to fight again.

2. Asked what happened. If she is a bully, ask him to stand his ground & fight back if necessary.

At age 7, I doubt kids are conscious of gender differences or equality/inferiority so it is more of 2 kids fighting.

Will not teach them to fight, but they MUST be able to stand their ground like I was taught.

For all it's worth, only fought once in my life. Was able to stand my ground in all cases without getting physical.
Family › Re: 6 Pertinent Questions Nairaland Women Need To Answer by bukatyne(f): 10:15am On May 02, 2016
Acidosis:
1. You treat your little son as a god, you make him feel entitled to everything, you call him King, Soldier, 'My god,' 'My Lord', 'My Royal Majesty'. Then you come on Nairaland to attack mature men, and ask them why they do not wash their wife's inner wears. Please, have you ever seen a King sit down to wash the Queen's lingeries?

2. Whenever you see your son beat up his colleagues in school or in the neighborhood, a mystical smile immediately shows up on your face, like yeah! That's my soldier boy. Why then do you bash matured men who beat up disobedient and arrogant women?

3. While you were growing up, how does it feel when your brothers sleep around with girls? Do you feel fulfilled (big bro the player wink ). Have you ever cautioned your brothers about the dangers of illicit se.x? Why do you feel happy, and even join in the conversation when they narrate their adventures with other women?

4. Would you honestly allow your little son assist you in the Kitchen, while your daughters sit with Hubby to watch FA cup finals?

5. How would you describe gender equality? equal rights and opportunities, right? Why do you sometimes feel your little son is superior and powerful than his female counterparts in school?

6. At what age should gender equality be enforced? From birth? Only in marriage?
1. I agree with you that some women have brought up terrible sons... Some are currently complaining about their husbands yet bringing up their sons to be mini versions of their husbands.

2. Some parents are happy their children are able to stand up to bullies.... Irrespective of gender. I do not know moms happy their sons beat up girls because they are girls.

3. Have only a younger brother who told us proudly that he wanted to be chaste till marriage. We were all brought up that way.

4. My kids will have turns with us doing chores. Tomorrow, it might be daddy & daughters turn. It is also a great way to bond.

5. Son more powerful or son more brilliant because he came tops in class? Bros, who power don't EPP? Is he training to be a wrestler or bricklayer?

6. From birth
Family › Re: Husband Has Been Having Sex With His Father-In-Law by bukatyne(f): 9:50am On May 02, 2016
The lady might need a temporary separation to clear her head and think long and hard if she is willing to stay married to a bisexual.

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