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Family › Re: Why Do Most Brides Cry On Their Wedding Day ? by bukatyne(f): 5:02pm On Sep 06, 2015
MMotimo:
Hmmmm, my primary school social studies said it happened in the days of old, long before you actually paid people to do your makeup and you had to worry about ruining 10% of your wedding budget your look
So the tears seized as a result of cost grin

Evolution & survival of the fittest theory is real after all cheesy

I like your diary very much smiley
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 4:59pm On Sep 06, 2015
Hmmmmm

It is clearly to me now

The responsibilities are the basics. The jara are the expectations.

I like babygirlfl's line that we need to be happy to appreciate our spouse's efforts to make us happy.

Appreciation is also extremely important. I always thanked my parents when they paid my fees etc. Ditto hubby for every little thing he does.

I also agree with damiso's managing expectations.

Really wanted to clear it because of NL's mantra to wives of cheating husbands... Make yourself happy; ignore him; don't your happiness on him bla bla

Cc cococandy, damiso.
Family › Re: DEBATE: Mother And Father Who Is More Important In The Family And Why ? by bukatyne(f): 2:11pm On Sep 06, 2015
Chidoks:
both are equally important and none is more important.
Reason: In the first place, most parents complement each other.they blend to make a home.they make a team and the qualities lacking in a man is often found in his wife vice versa.
Now in bringing up a child this same team that is needed to keep the home going is useful. In most cases a parent may be permissive while the other is strict.if you leave a child in the custody of only the very permissive parent, the child will tend to be very pampered spoilt. On the other hand if you leave that same child in the custody of only the strict parent, the child may end up being timid. But both parents will most definately team up to produce a confident and disciplined child..it's a team work thing.
Growing up, most of us preferred the permissive parent but right now , we look back and appriciate the one that beat us with 'turn garri' abi na lie i talk.
These days sef, their roles are intertwined.
Celebrities › Re: Yemi Alade Reacts To 'kicking Tiwa Savage From The Throne' by bukatyne(f): 9:45pm On Sep 05, 2015
femi4:
King of queens
Hahahahaha!
Family › Re: Judge Me, Was I Wrong? by bukatyne(f): 9:41pm On Sep 05, 2015
ronald4lif:
Not really about egoism. It's about trammelling manipulation like you rightly said and petit mind games people use to seek favour and think they're smart.
Very true

Fake humility and initial gra gra seems to be the standard way of getting our way/ things done.

No place for dialogue and respectful conversations.
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 7:48pm On Sep 05, 2015
damiso:
You are very right .

One of the key things that leads to unhappiness is expectations. I try to manage my expectations and not put people into a box so to speak on what I feel they 'should' do for me. It's a trait I inherited from my father and my mum really reminds me of it 'you are definitely your fathers daughter'. I know no one is truly ever self reliant but I really view most things that anyone gives me as gift and not something I should take for granted.

I will give an example. I was unemployed for a while and my husband was taking care of ALL(ok most) the big ticket bills. I wanted to do a course and I was saving towards it.One day my husband told me that he had put some money into my account and I should go ahead to pay for it. I was soooo happy and i kept saying thank you in short I told everyone to thank him for me. He said I was embarassing me with the thank yous and that if he did not as my husband who should? I got his point but in my head I was already feeling I am the one who wants to do a course, as it is he is more or less footing my bills(ok he lives in the house as well but if was not married won't I support myself) so I really did not in my head think he HAD to do it . I honestly would not have resented him not paying those fees.

I know people who will say its his responsibility as doing the course could increase my earning potential and husbands are meant to help their wives grow. That is true also but sincerely and I am not being insincere here I did not feel entitled to those fees just cos he is my husband. I was happy that he helped out but I also would not have been unhappy if he did not.
How will you balance responsibility and expectations?

E.g.: A parent should sponsor his/her ward into school etc.

Cc: cococandy, sagamite, babygirlfl
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 7:39pm On Sep 05, 2015
tearoses:
Yes
However one needs to be a "reasonably easily happyified" person before you get married or the man/woman will be doing everything to make one happy & with no appreciation and it will be so frustrating.
Have you met a negative person before?
OMG they dont see any good in anything
These kinds of people just drain.
You cant make them happy cos they cant be happy.
Thats just the way they are.
I 100% agree with you

Some people are emotional baskets.
Family › Re: Judge Me, Was I Wrong? by bukatyne(f): 11:44am On Sep 05, 2015
ronald4lif:
When people start calling you sir, oga, chairman etc be worried. They are most times trying to weaken your demurrer and project an image of one who's loyal and respectful before unleashing their main objective which is to solicit for favours. I don't entertain such designates and would tell you to call me by my real name.

When we relate on an equal basis, you might not feel comfortable asking for unnecessary favours but when you guilefully attempt to place me above you by according me suspicious names then I'm unconsciously inviting bogus "demand list". Do well to stop anyone who assign you such titles, particularly those you don't know too well like this fella.

You did the right thing by asking for an account details that is related to his name and he should be willing to provide it or come up with a more convincing reason than the one tendered if serious. There's no point even trying to grill him further to ascertain if he's the said friend, let him just provide his accurate banking details. He has no right to be inundating you with calls, you no owe hin money, so you're supposed to send at your own convenience and terms.
Hmmm

You must be someone who is not egoistic.

You are free from the shackles of manipulation
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 11:34am On Sep 05, 2015
Sagamite has replied grin

Your choice lady can do most of those things herself. cheesy

Re happiness:

I believe your spouse's job is to make you happy. (For both parties)

Yes, you should be complete as a person before venturing into marriage because it helps you appreciat your spouse's efforts at making it work. Your spouse also cannot make you fulfilled in all spheres of your life.

But martially? It is our jobs to make each other happy.
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 11:10am On Sep 05, 2015
@Tearoses:

Morning

I used the cabal as a group thingy that happened back then. The chief cabal accusers are no longer active.

Not everybody can agree all the time. I disagree with some posters on some issues and we leave it at that. We do not go to another thread and pre-empt the person. We do not even attribute the differences to a belief or religion. However, you do not make snide remarks about an issue on one thread and laugh in another one. You do not drag the person's beliefs into a matter that has absolutely no bearing with it and claim to be respectful. You do not make fun of posters on one thread and claim to laugh with them in another thread.

The amusing thing is claiming not to understanding something and yet knowing when someone is acting according to it.

Another puzzle is having different faces on different threads.

Like I said earlier, I do not avoid the Elephant in the room and chase shadows

@bellong: the inductors into the cabal are no longer active. They just grouped some posters into the cabal thingy.
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 9:19pm On Sep 04, 2015
2CatWoman:
And what are you bringing to the table apart from your "wealth" [size=2pt] and ego [/size] ?
Hahahahahaha!

Are you a mind reader?
Family › Re: Girls night out discussions by bukatyne(f): 9:18pm On Sep 04, 2015
Sagamite:
See question o. grin

12 times. cheesy





You mean that attractive girl (lepa, Orobo, inbetween, I like them all), who is sexy, who has a nice attitude, is not selfish, is willing to consider my interest and does not think I came to world only/it is my responsibility to satisfy her interest because she is the ish, fun to be around and hardly are we fighting, can have an intellectual conversation or is at least willing to listen to one and learn, is ready to sign prenup and would not an argument that my success is dependent on being with her, is not a slut, is a good mother, who is not emotionally needy and is at least reasonable in the kitchen (any cuisine is fine)?

You mean when I find that?

Think about it, how long do you think that will take before I find those in one person? grin grin grin grin grin grin
What are you bringing to the table?
Career › Re: Please Help! My Boss Is Scared I Will Replace Her by bukatyne(f): 8:50am On Sep 04, 2015
@OP:

Ask your boss her vision for the department or recommendations she had made in the past and tailor your ideas to accomplish them.

I see your case as David and Saul.

I am sure it is some colleagues who are 'opening' her eyes and planting the envy in her.

Manage it well, you will grow there.

Don't, prepare to leave soon

Goodluck
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 6:39pm On Sep 03, 2015
TV01:
Why does it pain you grin?

- Head of my household - tick
- Final arbiter possessing veto power in family decisions - tick

- My wife is not inferior
- She has freewill/agency
- She is a loving & submissive wife
I am pained because of the above?

I laugh in Chinese. I thought you even wanted to say something that affects me sef.

TV01:
I wield authority in my home as and when I see fit - and my wife graciously submits. If I ask my wife to serve me end-to-end at every meal, I don't need to repeat that instruction every time I sit down to eat - geddit now!!
Good for you, even though we know you wouldn't wait for her to serve you to eat what is already in front of you when she is not there

TV01:
A submissive wife does not need to be hounded - she learns her husbands desires and preferences and consciously or unconsciously makes the requisite adjustments.
Very true

TV01:
That there is no head in your home and you have "equal rights", fine - carry go - nobody is forcing you to live the "Christian model" grin.
Stop saying nonsense, I have told you that thread is not locked. I cannot keep repeating myself undecided.

You don't have equal 'rights' with your wife... you have 'equal agency'; good for you.
How hard is it to understand that some spouses have equal 'rights'?

I opened a thread on love and submission last year and yet I don't believe in headship? Liar liar pants on fire grin

TV01:
As for your sly insinuation that I "edited" my posts and lied, in over 10 years on NL nobody has ever charged me with those or any of the other similar type offences. You are desperate. I never edit for more than quotation, grammar or punctuation.
The fact that nobody has never accused you doesn't mean you have not done it. It might mean they do not have your time. Desperate for what brother?

TV01:
Why are you pained that my wife allows me to be a man in my own home? Or someone so enlightened and privileged eschews feminism cheesy
Please stop sounding ridiculous now. I might as well be pained that February 29 comes once in 4 years

TV01:
And in truth, you can't know if I command or not
You are very right... we can't know considering the fact you have the ability to conjure theories different from what you claim to practice. If command is ... Mama I think... then I also command my parents cheesy and my superiors at work. Abi the authority you claim not to use? Where is the authority currently hanging or where did you pack it till the next use?

TV01:
but we all know your husband doesn't don't we? - you proudly told us grin !
No, he doesn't. kiss Why would he? He has a loving wife whose goal is to make her loving husband happy daily. kiss

Ask your female fans here how many of them have 'commanding' husbands grin Hehehehehehehehehe. Tag me in the polls

TV01:
Keep on opening masturbatory threads so you can discuss biblical submission with non-believers, atheists and blasphemers - Evangelist Fevangelist Bukatyne undecided

TV
Masturbatory? You use them to masturbate? grin

And the 'non-believers' and co. might actually make better partners than your 'Christians'

If you need a refresher course on my posts, please go back to that thread. Attributing things I did not say is very unbecoming of you.
Fashion › Re: Lingerie! A Must Have! by bukatyne(f): 5:10pm On Sep 03, 2015
GHoJes:
^^bukatyne.
Thanks cheesy
Family › Re: Was I Wrong?? by bukatyne(f): 4:12pm On Sep 03, 2015
cococandy:
What r you people talking about? huh

I'm sorry my amebo could not resist.
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 3:33pm On Sep 03, 2015
Timbuktou:
we all have reasons for believing and supporting what we do. The general idea of having an argument is to defend one's own stance, and possibly sway people over to one's "light". The misfortune or lack of regarding any school of thought isn't the purpose of this round of comments.

There you go again. It would behoove upon you to prove that facts have been twisted "deliberately" or not. And for someone who actually has twisted biblical submission from wife to husband, hypocrisy doesn't begin to express the richness of your claim.

Oh, sarcasm is alive and well in my writing style. Pay attention to the spirit of the letters, madam Buks
Any proof of the bolded?

You see why engaging you will always end up been a waste of time?
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 1:32pm On Sep 03, 2015
Timbuktou:
I think you guys should just shut up on this cabal business. The truth is there are the feminists who think everyone who isn't a feminist is a female slave or misogynist. Unfortunately for you feminist people, there are those of us who do not give a hoot what you think. Present your arguments and expect rebuttals which you are at liberty to respond to with sense or not.
There are also anti-feminists who think every feminist will make a bad wife or a misandrist. Unfortunately for you anti-feminist people, we also do not care what you think.

Timbuktou:
Suggesting that people ignore comments they don't agree with because they belong to you and you cannot sufficiently defend your points is the height of conceit and entitlement. If you don't want people quoting you, don't fvcking make comments; or you may do so in the diary section. The moments anyone posts here, they have waived their right to be left in peace as they have effectively immersed themselves in the fray that is nairaland.
The problem is not disagreeing with you; it is deliberating twisting points and resorting to insults when logic fails. And yes, there are some posts to ignore.

Why would I go back and forth on why Muslim women should not wear hijab? Or why Ifaleke's idols are dead?

Timbuktou:
It is insulting for anyone to think they can legitimately make a don't-quote-me request. Such ediots will be dragged back to reality. So Bukatyne and Babygirfl, here's to you two: expect your comments to be quoted, or you may ignore those who quote you, or you may not make comments, or you may leave nairaland altogether. Don't let me see such nonsense facetious requests again. Comprende? grin
It is also insulting for posters to quote people they do not agree with and resort to insults. There are some posters you do not agree with in the boys room, not so? Do you insult them? Do you contribute to every post there?


Timbuktou:
Now, let's all shake hands and kumbaya. wink
There is nothing to makeup

A change of attitude is all that is needed. No need making up and tomorrow the same thing happens again and besides, I don't even remember having any thingy with you
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 1:16pm On Sep 03, 2015
Malawian:
all this dish food ish, i was thinking the food was still in the pot. come on. i know of a guy form Ekpoma days that starts "tasting" his rice from when it was still being cooked. in fact, all the pot of rice will be fully tasted before he puts out the fire, he will then pour water inside the pot and wash it. i dont know if he even had a plate in his room.

forgive my offpoint. i was thinking the food was still in the pot.
The food was in his front in a cooler.
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 1:12pm On Sep 03, 2015
SonOfEl:
see, as a man has wife, I know my wife will not always be around to get me first class treatment as a wife, but how she let's me understand is what keeps the peace at home, because I am not perfect too. however, it does not mean we don't owe each other this treatments.

my wife works in a hospital, am a nutritionist, but I serve in the church as a minister. truth is girls nowadays don't know how to follow up and address their issues, they end up braking their homes.

that is not to say men are not sometimes childish, sometimes in nairaland i say some things childishly for the fun of it which atimes, i regret, but we have to get real sometimes in order to address issues. this issue was never meant to be an issue at all.
1. Nobody has said we do not owe one another special treatments... If I do not treat my husband special, who will? If my husband doesn't treat me special, who will?. However, considerations and wisdom is important. I do not see the big deal to scoop your food from a cooler in front of you.

2. Maybe let people know when you are just joking around.

3. An issue can only be addressed if it is tackled from the roots. We are not concerned with what she is busy with, how the home is run, the set up of the home etc.

It became a feminist/anti-feminist & master/slave issue
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 1:09pm On Sep 03, 2015
RoyalRoy:
[color=#000033] yep... You are right in some of your assertions.

But still, it still books down to individual preferences and choices.
Wouldn't categorise it into a group thing still.

[/color]
I understand your need to be unbiased, weldone

There is nothing individual about it.

It is a group of posters.

And yes, there are some posters who don't believe in feminism who I never see relating all opposing views with feminism.
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 1:07pm On Sep 03, 2015
RoyalRoy:
[color=#000033]
Babygirlf and Timbuktou.... Please a word of advice.

Keep mentioning each other and debating back and forth on non issues.
There is a lot that can be achieved when we just ignore. It works like magic.

Oya.... Hug.... And make up.


[/color]
Rather than telling them to hug and make up,

Let them resolve whatever issues they have

Sweeping issues never work
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 12:55pm On Sep 03, 2015
GHoJes:
You caught yourself and deleted the name you earlier mentioned, too late because your group stance prompted your comment. You also are guilty and its worse because you are a mod, what you dont know is that it can only not been seen if it is not there, so its obvious.
We all are hypocrite at one point or the other, knowingly and unknowingly we try to make the contrary opinion buy into ours regardless of what is the truth which is why the master say there's no one that is good. However between the feminist and non feminist group, there are those who bare out their bellies and there are those who dont talk unless in the midst of their comfort groups but has "unpleasantaries" in their belly, quite dangerous. Let him who is wise learn quickly.
This is not even his first comment?

I give up.
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 12:53pm On Sep 03, 2015
RoyalRoy:
[color=#000033]


Dont you think categorising people in this forum into groups is a bit off mark?

We will admit people have diverse opinions about issues and they will try and air the views in their own way...sometimes offensive to others sometimes not.

Having said that, I think all posters should just post along the line of their belief instead of looking out to post as a "group" and calling "others" who dont believe as anti-whatever.

Life is simple....really simple....make your opinion known and stick to your belief while not trying to change others.

Peace is all we want after all.[/color]
RoyalRoy...

Unfortunately, I do not avoid the Elephant in the room and chase other matters apart from the Elephant in the room.

I say things as it is neither am I here to please anyone.

How many times do you see people from one group disagreeing to the extent of e-fights?

The strange thing is people who claim to be e-friends laughing when a fellow group member disses their 'e-friend'

Don't anti-feminists attribute every opposing view from a feminist to 'feminist'? Funny how similar views are not attributed to feminism grin

A anti-feminist posts that 'ha I don't wash my hubby's clothes...' it will pass silently. Let a feminist say such, it will break the internet.

If all the anti-feminists will stop referencing feminism on opposing issues, 99% of the problem will be solved

Perhaps you should stay around family section more.

Till then.
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 12:41pm On Sep 03, 2015
babygirlfl:
True thanks. I never believed the cabal thing but it's beginning to make sense now. Anyway we should all realise we can't all think the same.
True and most importantly the fact I do not think like you doesn't mean it would not work out for me.
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 12:40pm On Sep 03, 2015
TV01:
Nobody has said there is anything wrong in the man dishing out his own food...neither is there anything wrong in the wife dishing out her husbands food.


TV
And who said there is something wrong with her dishing the food?

This morning he almost left for work without taking breakfast and when i asked why he was leaving, he said the service was not complete. So I had to leave what I was doing to dish food for him.

This was directly from the OP

Please let us not project our biases on a simple issue.
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 12:37pm On Sep 03, 2015
TV01:
You are still here prating grin.

I command absolutely cool. When a man presents properly and enunciates his wishes clearly, he doesn't have to command repeatedly. Authority doesn't always have to be on show, leadership is in some regards about empowering.

A truly submissive wife does not have to be bossed, but you wouldn't know this as there are no leaders, no commanders and no authority is wielded in your "equalist" household grin.

Christian wives know how they do - feminists don't be pained cheesy

Ephesians 5:22 - Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord.
Ephesians 5:24 - Therefore, just as the church is subject to Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in everything.
Colossians 3:18 - Wives, submit to your own husbands, as is fitting in the Lord.
1 Peter 3:1 - Wives, likewise, be submissive to your own husbands,
1 Peter 3:6 - as Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord, whose daughters you are if you do good


"Lord Commander" TV cool
What should pain me... I am still not getting it ( I am been honest here)

When a man presents properly enunciates his wishes clearly.... again, I laugh.... why presenting properly?

I thought you said your wife is not your inferior and you both have equal agency? grin (I saw you edited your post in that polygamy thread) what agency means here is for another day. Soon, it will be equal department or equal institution cheesy

It is not my fault you keep shooting yourself in the foot when you are caught in on one side.

I told you no leaders? hahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha!

Brother TV, don't resort to lies... our posts are still on that thread (that is if you don't quickly edit them again)

You that have 'sole authority' in your 'unequal' household don't use it... (Yet your wife is not your inferior)

How does it feel that you have something and cannot/will not use it?

Like I said before, when you start commanding, we will know.. till then, sit back, relax and go and make madam happy.
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 12:11pm On Sep 03, 2015
MrsChima:
I get your gist however chatters needs to stop throwing around the word feminist especially if the person has not expressed themselves to be a feminist.

We often times throw an adjective on a chatter if they fits the mold or definition of that adjective. However, a woman choosing not to dish or complaining that her husband wants her to dish food HAS nothing to do with feminism.

It will soon become a mantra that a woman who doesn't kiss ass and say no is automatically a feminist.

Bullsh1t.
grin
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 12:08pm On Sep 03, 2015
babygirlfl:
I am calling you guys for peace talk here. I think it's a saner thread.
I just want to say we should put whatever happened behind us. We are adults and should behave as one. I don't hate any of you but things are getting really bad. And would appreciate we talk here. If we don't do this now, people will take the opportunity to drive more wedge between us. I did not create any new Monica to bash anybody and the mods can confirm that. Please whatever it is let's sort it now. #peace ladies.
Babygirlfl,

I applaud your peace making steps...

Truth is there are groups or 'cabals' (That word reigned when I just joined so much) of people in this section especially feminists and anti-feminists.

The anti-feminists ALWAYS claim not to understand what feminism means yet know when it is been manifested. The feminist are not innocent either.

What I do not understand is how people make snide remarks or deliberately misunderstand on one thread and then meet again on another thread with the intent to deliberately misunderstand in yet another thread.

Until the feminists and anti-feminists and any other group/sub group realize that we all can't be the same and either make an attempt to understand the other groups or ignore any thing that has to do with them, this cycle will continue.

Once again, kudos.
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 11:14am On Sep 03, 2015
MrsChima:
Did she say she was a feminist? Just because a female created a thread complaining about her husband and the woes on their marriages has nothing to do with feminism.

If she chooses not to be submissive and perform dumb sh1t doesn't make her a feminist. It means she has exercised her freewill not to be submissive.

Some submissive wives have horrible husbands. It doesn't save a marriage if there is no love, respect , effective communication , and compassion from BOTH parties.

#teamagainstchildmarriages
You know, the whole OP has to be twisted to fit into the mantra in family section:

Feminists do not make good wives.

Else what relationship exists between a woman who at worst can't manage her time and feminism?

A wife who had taken time to cook and dish the meal in a cooler did not think of slavery... it is now time to dish it that she starts thinking of slavery?

SMH
Family › Re: My Husband Insists I Dish Food For Him by bukatyne(f): 11:04am On Sep 03, 2015
emusmith:
That analogy of yours is not a good quintessence in this scenario.

Jesus' case is like the MASTER and Servants stuff...unless you think marriage is like that, which I know it's not.

Nice moniker tho smiley
There are many perspectives to it

I do not even know how wife dish/do not dish meals related to Jesus

Thanks smiley
Family › Re: Is It Possible To Love All Your Children Equally? by bukatyne(f): 11:01am On Sep 03, 2015
mutter:
Yes you live all your children equally and most parents that are good parents can answer that question truthfully.
The only difference is how you show it.
I have a son that shows allot of affection, he is emotional, liked to hug as a kid, always fussing over me. It is clear that you respond more to such a child than one that is more reserved.
So in such a case the children think you love one more than the other but it`s actually not true.
Also some children can bring more achievements than others. I have a child that needed to work real hard to get an average note. The other kid`s felt I was discriminating because i was more excited when he got a 3 than when they got a 1. But how do you explain to children how much pain the child suffers when he is not doing as well as the others and needs to be motivated.
My last son started talking somewhat late and I was getting really worried. My kid`s can`t understand why I am excited about every new thing he learns.

As a kid I never understood why my mother would go out of her way to entertain my sisters friends when they came visiting. She was always sending my friends home. Now as a mother I understand better. My sister did not have any friends so my mother was trying to encourage the friendship. I had loads of friends that where always around. But then I really believed she did not like me as much.

So you basically love all the children but you show it in different ways.
Hmmm...

Very good one

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