Family › Re: How Do I Tell My Husband I’m Pregnant For His Father? by bukatyne(f): 11:15pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
Nigeria's version of happily married  . @OP: When next you dream that your FIL wants to kill your hubby, wake up and dream of How you killed your FIL... And you all lived happily ever after. The end. |
Family › Re: He Now Sleeps On A Mat Becos His Wife And Elder Sister Hav Taken Over D Bedroom by bukatyne(f): 11:06pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
Why would a married man /woman vacate their martial bed for a guest?  Even if it is President Buhari? The husband and wife absolutely have no respect for their marriage/home/martial bed. I wouldn't blame the elder sister because people treat your stuff the way they see you treat it. How do they even have sex or talk intimately since the elder sister practically lives in the room? The man should send the elder sister to her rightful place (the sitting room) with immediate effect. The family can save up to buy student's mattress. Again, why did the elder sister not protest when she was offered the bedroom  Why does she have to be prompted always before leaving the room when the husband wants to dress up? She is single with kids So I want to assume she was once married or in a committed relationship? Where are her kids and why is she single? The wife better screw her head well and get a sales girl asap |
Family › Re: Help!!! Her Husband's Physique Does Not Turn Her On by bukatyne(f): 8:15pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
PunkyVeer: It still doesn't make much sense. Did he shrink & wither overnight? I refuse to believe she had no idea, unless he walked around in a fatsuit like Martin in Big Momma's House How is that possible that she couldn't even imagine how small he is with or without clothes? Sorry to say this, but she sounds like a dummy 
She picked him, she can now live with that choice. Tough! |
Family › Re: Should women marry ugly men Vs hot self centred guys? by bukatyne(f): 7:07pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
@OP:
What should happen to handsome men? |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 11:07am On Nov 06, 2015 |
thorpido: Pro Unitate It's a shame the schools are not the way they were in those days. It is such a shame  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 11:05am On Nov 06, 2015 |
Kachisbarbie: Amen. God that brought us all this far, would most definitely see us through. There is no provision for divorce in my marriage, just love and more love.  Amen  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 9:43am On Nov 06, 2015 |
thorpido: Your school sounded like one.I attended one too. Up FGC; Pro unitate  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 8:08am On Nov 06, 2015 |
FrancisTony: Yup! I remember; the one that was posted on education section 2014. Wasn't active on family section and didn't know you then. I remember you commented why female cutoff mark is higher than male own and a dude quoted and insulted you saying it's all about feminism you know.
@2nd bolded, I attended day & boarding mixed school and can relate. Lols What can I say? |
Family › Re: Divorce Lawyers In D House, Pls I Need Some Advice by bukatyne(f): 8:06am On Nov 06, 2015 |
dinachi: Wrong. God loves everyone EQUALLY! Hahahahahahahahhaahahaha! Of course, He does  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 6:53am On Nov 06, 2015 |
thorpido: Did you attend a Fed. Govt. College? Yep |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 12:17am On Nov 06, 2015 |
FrancisTony: Lmao! This is unity cutoff mark. Male and female have the same cutoff mark in other states. Check this and tell me which gender is being cheated.  
https://www.nairaland.com/2562674/shocking-cut-off-marks-federal#37477817
Kebbi – Male (9) Female (20)
Sokoto – Male (9) Female (13)
Taraba – Male (3) Female (11)
Yobe – Male (2) Female (27)
Zamfara – Male (4) Female (2) I was also on that thread. In my secondary school, labour (cutting grass, washing plates, cleaning gutters etc.) was shared per portion. We had a marathon race every year; you line up house by house and everyone is released at the same time. We were not treated any different except in housing us (hostels). Even in the dinning hall, we shared tables. Even in NYSC camp sef, everything was same. Anyways, we see What we want to see. |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 12:12am On Nov 06, 2015 |
Kachisbarbie: See this one... men like that plenty. If my husband were a book, I would print/photocopy and sell to your lot, he would definitely be an International Best Seller ...
Imperfect me, loved and pampered perfectly. It's grace dear  I rejoice with you LOL! @ divorce because you said your husband cooks for you |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 12:09am On Nov 06, 2015 |
babygirlfl: Word. You Don Kulyie with Picture messages... I am tempted to think she has a collection she browses through when needed. |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 12:06am On Nov 06, 2015 |
cococandy: No be nairaland? Dem dey shift position as the spirit leads.
All the people on this thread that are acting confused like they don't know such things as stated by the OP happen in real life, will be the first on another thread to tell a woman how she should make sure she limits herself to accommodate what the man wants in a wife.  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 11:58pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
lilmax: certainly not me You don turn shaggy.... 'it wasn't me' be that. |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 8:44pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
lilmax: where please? A poster quoted one of your previous posts on the subject matter. This discussion has come up in my office and most people think single ladies shouldn't buy a car or an expensive one. |
Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by bukatyne(f): 8:42pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
damiso: Thank you dear You are welcome |
Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by bukatyne(f): 8:41pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
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Family › Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by bukatyne(f): 8:41pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Interesting thread. |
Family › Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by bukatyne(f): 8:40pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
tivta: Hello Mrs, can I ask a question? What are the benefits of marriage to a man? Especially when he is the only one paying all the bills? Cause I know from my folks that financial responsibility in marriage should be shared according to capacity, what pisses me of is how women of today leave all financial responsibility for the man. Eg, buying boxers for birthday but expecting a car? Please speak to your single friends not to make such mistakes How many marriages do men pay 'all' the bills  |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 8:16pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Interesting from a Nigerian man.
Well some women like it that way So no need carrying their matter on your head.
There are Good Nigerian men around anyways; let their women pick amongst them. |
Family › Re: Being A Woman In Nigeria Is Hard Says A Nigerian Man On Facebook by bukatyne(f): 8:11pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
lilmax: i don't know who told nigerian women not to buy cars ,which societal norms dem dey follow?
If its the olden days, it's acceptable. But in this present day where women are educated there's no excuse Bros, it still happens till tomorrow. |
Crime › Re: My Daughter Doesn’t Need A Lover, I Satisfy Her Sexually’ by bukatyne(f): 9:44pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
Imo re  |
Family › Re: My Friend Needs An Advise Please by bukatyne(f): 7:36pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
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Family › Re: My Friend Needs An Advise Please by bukatyne(f): 7:32pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
thorpido: Just to add,she should get nice lingerie and be sexy.Get some cool red pants and bra. Lols  |
Family › Re: Friendship With Opposite Sex After Marriage by bukatyne(f): 7:25pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Women In STEM by bukatyne(op): 7:07pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
doublex: @ bukatyne ,i have just been wondering why so many men here in nairaland are obsessed and paranoid with feminist/m,am fairly new here and already i see in many topics i go to,they randomly accuse many women of being femist when woman disagrees with their immoral views.MAYBE THEY HAVE NIGHTMARES ABOUT FEMINISTS hehehehe  Welcome to Nairaland Family Section  |
Family › Re: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by bukatyne(f): 5:51pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
cococandy: I must say she does have a knack for picking them. And I won't be surprised she was with the actual person that abused her far longer than she was with the others who probably didn't even do anything worth divorcing for. Her not naming him might even imply she still is into him and may not mind going back.
I'll never understand girls women like this. Marriage is definitely not for everyone Halle is an example |
Family › Re: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by bukatyne(f): 5:04pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
Setaje: pickabeau1. Honestly I've been asking g myself this same question. Marry and divorce once, it's understandable, marry and divorce second time, still forgiveable, marry and divorce a third. It's OUTRAGEOUS biko!!!!!!!.
Not be fourth one she just divorced so? Abeg babe get issues o. All of em can't be wrong. Babe should check herself. I think though, from her biography something seemed amiss when she was growing up. From number 2 sef is unforgiveable... A person who divorced the first time should shine his/her eyes before venturing into the dating market again. |
Family › Re: Halle Berry - Diva Or Harridan? by bukatyne(f): 5:01pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
she has serious issues...
The David guy has been re-married for 14yrs. Good he came out to speak for himself, his children and wife needs that closure
What the heck is this especially the bold?
[quote author= ]In a joint statement, Halle and Martinez said: 'It is with a heavy heart that we have come to the decision to divorce. 'We move forward with love and respect for one another and the shared focus for what is best for our son. 'We wish each other nothing but happiness in life, and we hope that you respect our, and most importantly our children's privacy, as we go through this difficult period.' The marriage had reportedly hit a breaking point - they had been fighting over Martinez's January incident at LAX, where he hit airport employee Ronaldo Owens with a car seat, pushing him to the ground. Halle and their son were also there. A $5 million lawsuit was filed mid-October against Halle and Olivier for the attack.[/quote] |
Family › Re: Women In STEM by bukatyne(op): 4:43pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
TV01: TV01...always to the point and on point .
No problem with that - especially since my belief system is plain "Christianity" . No hybrids or syncretism - such as "christian feminsit", which may confuse poster and responder Christianity was an analogy; it could be islam; Yoruba; hausa etc. TV01: Makes sense so far...albeit repetitively But as ever you trip at the first hurdle - why not address an issue where it arises, instead of reading it into a random thread. That says more about you and your agenda than the actual alleged "theme" . I address issues as they arise if I am interested in doing so; however I must confess there is usually a temptation to call posters out when they are red on thread one and blue on thread two. TV01: And no, I don't see it as a popular belief and certainly not one I personally espouse - more evidence of your paranoid equalist agenda. Bukatyne, it's hurting you ! Keep living in your little shell; you don't espouse... fine however, you can't speak for others. TV01: It's standard diagnosis for sour feminists. Hence (1) Your whining about a "superiority theme" where non exists, and totally off-point rant about women having to be fat then thin? and (2) your "equalist approach to every issue. It's boring and bland - almost every thread there's a comment from you along the lines of "...it would be different if it were a man" or "apply that to the husband". Boring, bland and predictable. It is no fault of mine you do not understand an analogy re the fat and thin stuff; My 'equalist' approach to issues.... what should be my approach? Unequalist? Considering the fact I have been called an anti-feminist and penis worshipper when I call out women who are wrong, I am not fazed. Add that to my on-line titles  . A new one is divorce advocate  If you find my posts bland and boring, skip them. It is not difficult. Of course, when it calls out the women, it becomes a rich and refreshing one. TV01: Address them as they appear and be specific as to who you callout. As well as making more sense, you'd probably get better results. Weak attempts to read meaning into an innocent post so as to further your campaign merely mark you as befuddled. Friendly heads-up !
It's writ large Bukatyne. Our thoughts and prayers - Christian not Feminian - are with you !
TV When I do not understand a post, I ask. When I want to call out people, I also do specifically. I called you out because you brand yourself as a marriage advocate and is always missing in action when the husband is at fault. Read meaning into posts, I have got no time for that. Thanks for the friendly heads-up... however, absolutely not necessary What's feminian? and what's your problem with the fact am I feminist?  |
Family › Re: Family Wahala by bukatyne(f): 2:42pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
delly2015: my husband is accusing me of wanting to sleep with his junior brother, based on the fact that his brother came to the house when he wasn't around. infact he is just speculating. I have never cheated on my husband ever since I knew him even when we were dating.. and now his family have heard about it and they are not happy with him. how will he face his junior brother now, pls I need advice[color=#990000][/color] Why does your husband not trust you enough to welcome his younger brother innocently in his absence? Has your husband caught you both in an uncompromising situation before? |