FuckTheMod: You started with absolute rubbish, continued with rubbish and also ended with rubbish. You people's main problem and senseless mentality is thinking the world revolves around you and that the mission and vision of a man in life is to make you happy. The funny thing is you people don't even think this for one man, you love having options.
If they ask you what you bring to the table, you'll say that you're the table... If me as a man call myself the table and I have nothing to show for it besides my good looks and bedmatics skills, won't you call me stupìd?
MOST MODERN DAY WOMEN ARE SELFISH AND GREEDY BASTARƊS. THEY HAVE ABSOLUTE NO LOVE TO GIVE BUT THEY WANT TO BE LOVED AND CARED FOR. GIVE THEM THE WHOLE WORLD AND IT'LL NEVER STILL BE ENOUGH. ONLY A VERY FOOLISH MAN GOES FAR LENGTH TO SATISFY A WOMAN...
See Will Smith... See Bezos See Steve Harvey See Elon Musk See Oyakilome etc
Interesting how you used bad men to buttress your points Maybe you are trying to tell us something.
1. Will Smith left a good woman because she doesn't have the 'spice' for Jada. Safe to say Jada is his nemesis
2. Bezos cheated in his wife
3. Steve Harvey is in same boat with Will. I think this current wife is the 3rd one
4. I don't know Elon Musk's story. Don't think he ever married though.
5. Chris Oyakilome was rumoured to have abandoned and cheated on his wife with the church women around him.
Procashtips: I don't know why men still believe women have the ability to love one man till death.
The ability to love one person till death is only found in men, not women.
Majority of women don't love completely even to the so called children they claim to have.
Women put themselves first before anything.
The children they often claim to feed and do everything for (even though most use money they get from men) is to secure their future (old age).
They mostly use this to blackmail and manipulate the children when they're old and need to be taken care of.
It's very rare to see men depend on their children to feed them in old age no matter how much they must have spent raising the children unlike most women.
To a woman, everything is transactional/conditional
All men should know this.
Redpill chapter 72 vs 8
The same men that claim to be polygamous?
Or there is a subset of polygamous men and another subset capable of this everlasting love?
jmoore: This man is a pastor, his daughter got married and relocated to UK.
His wife went for omugo in the UK and have stayed up to 9 months. The daughter has told her mom to return home but she has refused. She got a cleaning job in the neighbourhood. The pastor is contemplating on taking a 2nd wife.
A Pastor wants to marry a second wife because his wife has stayed just 9 months in the UK?
Interesting.
As per mama, has the daughter explored booking a flight back home or threatening to report her to the authorities?
And how has the marriage between pastor and iya ijo been so far? Is this the mother's opportunity to abandon a terrible marriage?
Prettyclown: You're wrong...he didn't sacrifice himself for Gbotija, Gbogunmi had already disobeyed Ogundiji's first order, so he dare not disobey the second one, during the fierceful battle between the duo, Gbogunmi saw Gbotija saying incantations into the charm he gave to him, which will be used to kill him, Hence, Gbogunmi quickly said an incantation and he collected back his charm from Gbogunmi, though we already know Gbotija as the protagonist, so he was going to kill Gbogunmi anyways.
But Gbogunmi iterated that he could not kill Gbotija. He also knew that Gbotija could speak to trees yet dropped his sword for a wooden knife.
From my assessment, if Gbogunmi really wanted to kill him, he would have.
Mindlog: This reminds me of a couple who came to the UK in September 2021 via study route. The husband was the student while the wife was the dependent and working full time as a domiciliary care worker to support clearing her husband's outstanding tuition fees as the husband was strictly working 20hrs weekly as a student and covered their rent and feeding. Few months down the line, the company gave the wife a small car to be driving to their different service users' homes to provide care, the company gave her a fuel card and were responsible for maintaining the car which she drove home daily even when off shift, the car was with her.
When she was off shift and the car packed in front of their residence, oga go dey insist on wifey to give him car keys so he could drive around for a while but wifey would refuse, reminding him that should he get involved in an accident or got fined for traffic violations while he is the one behind the wheels, she will be in trouble and insurance would not cover the damages. That caused a big strain in their marriage, oga reported her to relatives back in Nigeria of being selfish and arrogant.
Toor.
The way some men think in instances like this, one wonders if they have sound mind.
It shouldn't even be up for discussion. In the West where something like this can ruin your opportunities.
He shouldn't have thought about it and if he did, the wife's explanation should have brought him back to his senses.
boldx: If I were your sister's husband and you buy a car in your sister's name, I may not take it lightly. It is a very sensitive issue. It depends on your brother-in-law. If he is a traditional Nigerian man, he will read meaning into it - like - are you trying to say I am not taking care of my wife?
So if you are not being political about it, buy the car in your brother in law's name. You are mixing up 2 things which are not related: 1) you want to give them a surprise 2) you want to buy a car for your sister, in her name to aid her in going to work due to distance (to avoid stress).
I wish you the best sha
Some of you's egos are so fragile that I wonder how it has not broken with the amount of things that affects it.
Villa12: exactly sis. I have a friend like that too but I don't support his lifestyle. Infact, he was my good friend but anything pertaining to women he dare not discuss it with me. I have made him know my stand and who i am
Obviously this my friend wouldn't even dare try that shit close to my sister. Ordinary a female friend he saw with me, he was really scared to tell me nonsense.
I suspect OP and his friends are birds of a feather. I also suspect OP friend has money which he spends on OP too for him to have that liver to go after his friend sister without his friend consent.
" Only women and children are loved unconditionally. A man is loved on the condition that he provides"
A man is expected to provide; a woman is expected to keep her youth, beauty and take care of the home. Children are expected to make their parents proud and care for them in future.
Each party has something expected of them.
All these half truths peddled to sell a delusional ideology.
@OP:
The major stress comes from the fact that he wants to eat his cake and have it.
When he is the major provider, he thinks it gives him the right to be in control of the house/wife and exempt from domestic chores and housekeeping which the woman peacefully accepts.
When she becomes the major provider, he frowns if his wife treats him same way and starts to postulate theories. He still wants to enjoy the privilege of the major provider while not bringing in the money. So he wants a beast of burden who is fine with bringing in most of the money, allow him control and exempt him from domestics.
Marriages whose dynamics are not based on money but mutual respect, love, equity and understanding need not experience this change Irrespective of who brings in more money.
biyiwyle: Another one is Gbogunmi knew Gbotija could talk and command trees yet he dropped the sword and used a wooden knife. He might have sacrificed himself knowing what Gbotija has not told anybody except him
I felt same too.
Gbogunmi gave up himself for Gbotija. Remember he had also given him his jazz. So I don't think he even had any powers during that fight.
Chigozie321: I'm sure everyone here has a friend or relative that has JAPA in the last two years.
My siblings have all migrated. I'm the only one remaining in Naija. I do not intend to leave the country for some personal reasons at least for now.
At times I feel lonely and unhappy seeing that most of my loved ones have dispersed all over the world. No more going to weddings, house warming, naming, etc. together
Where I work, my closest work pals have all migrated. Even most of my church co-workers and neighbours sef don commot.
As an individual/family, how has it affected you? And how are you rebuilding your local network?
How are you making new quality relationships in the workplace, home, place of worship, etc.?
That is the social and emotional cost of this japa craze.
All my inner circle at work who have become family have japa'ed. The two left are just one leg in and one leg out.
Yet for some very strange reason, I am neither interested nor keen to japa. I have not even thought about it.
Lumig: Show me your friend and I will tell you the kind of person you are. You and your friend are partners in crime, therefore the chicken has come home to roost
Switinthemiddle: Happy sunday y'all, so i have this issue bothering me that i need advice on.
So me and this my guy have known for some years now and i know him as someone who has a flaw for anything under skirts.
It didnt bother me all these while cause i am nt one to judge until recently when i found out from my girlfriend that he was codedly wooing my junior sister and they just started dating.
Now the problem is i dnt knw if i should warn my sister about him and try and put a stop to the relationship or just try and give him and her a chance.
Please advice
Since you have been a 'non-judgemental' friend prior to now, why do you want to change?
Besides the fact you have been silent all this while tells your friend that you have no qualms with his lifestyle.
ivolt: Why are you blaming women? Steve Harvey dumped his ex partner because she lacks "energy" of the current one. Now, the current one has dumped him for lacking energy of the chef.
Puss360: I was actually waiting for someone sensible to say this... Kudus please.. Our problem is population...
Before we can claim that our population is the problem, our leaders from the discovery of crude oil must have used our resources accountably till it becomes exhausted because we were too many.
If you know the amount that has been looted from this country since inception of crude oil, then you would know that Nigeria can comfortably cater for 2x her current citizens.
kokoA: Make dem remove that naked wire wey dey always shock our leaders from that Aso villa na. I have a good electrician that can do it o, bills on me.
You came out and said the country is on the brink of collapse hence we cannot afford subsidy etc etc and removed it exacerbating the suffering of the citizens.
Isn't forgoing all these allowances aside your already hefty salaries the humane thing to do?
Why do our rulers lack any form of moral compass or the fear of God like this?
Greatpoet: Foremost Nigerian social commentator and public affairs analyst Jullie Cassie has threw her own weights on the practicality that Marriage remain an achievement.
In one of her visual factfile which she posted on Instagram, the Author of 'Dance School' echoes areas where most people get it wrong with their verdicts about marriage. In her words....
"Whatever is worth celebrating is an achievement, and marriage will forever be one of life's achievements. Our luck might be different in getting the right people, doesn’t make the union less of an achievement.", Jullie Cassie probes.
Watch video below as she highlights reasons why marriage remains a lifetime achievement.
TheKingOfCrumb: For a woman, yes marriage is an achievement. Its an achievement to make a man pay for your misbehavior, manipulation, disobedience, disloyalty, feed and cloth you.
Yet when first spouses die or divorce, men are more likely to remarry.
They must like paying for women's misbehavior, manipulation, disobedience and disloyalty.