Family › Re: Spare The Rod - Spoil The Child by bukatyne(f): 8:05pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
@OP:
The rod might not necessarily be physical
Parents should study each child to know the most suitable 'rod' per child.
It is well |
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by bukatyne(f): 7:46pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
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Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by bukatyne(f): 7:43pm On Jun 22, 2015*. Modified: 10:03pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: . Extreme feminists. Focus on the title. I should ask you to do so The OP started with NL extreme feminists and ended with you asking posters to give other characteristics of NL feminists they know Check the last paragraph of the OP. Thanks |
Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by bukatyne(f): 4:59pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
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Family › Re: 10 Behaviors Of An Extreme Nairaland Feminist by bukatyne(f): 4:53pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: Feminism as a word has been viewed with much hatred by male and female folk alike even though the feminist movement is supposed to be a noble cause i.e fighting gender discrimination.
So what has caused such strong animosity between feminists and other sane individuals? I think females who exhibit feminism to the extreme are to blame and they usually have the following characteristics :
1. Extremely rude. One cannot hold a reasonable discussion with these feminists without it turning to an insult fest especially when the other respondent is male.
2. Disrespectful. Just because you are a feminist doesn't mean you should be rude to others around you.
3. Man hating. Anything to do with the male folk they are immediately up in arms about it. Everything about men is bad. Except for thier brothers, fathers and husbands.
4. Biased. As long as it's an argument/fight concerning a man and a woman such feminists will always support the woman even if what she did was totally wrong.
5. Delusional towards themselves and society. They believe a single mother or divorced woman is more appealing to the male folk than women without any excess baggage. They are ready to defend this anywhere since it falls in line with a woman being empowered and able to leave a marriage at anytime.
6. Anti-marriage. They don't believe in making marriage work. Once the man is giving you a little stress it's time to pack up and leave. Marriage is not a loving union to them, rather it is slavery. Divorce is the solution to every little problem. And thier mantra is they will be happy when divorced. This is a blatant lie but they would want to believe it with all thier heart.
7. Anti-christ. Of course since Christianity used that terrible phrase "submit to your husbands" they have been crying foul. Many of them would rather turn atheist than follow this simple principle of leadership i.e a follower must submit to a leader. They would rather deceive themselves by saying they are a "team" and taking decisions "jointly."
8. Seeing evil in everything male. They make Hasty generalizations with every male they come across. Any male that does not agree with the feminist view is a cheat, a slave master who sits in the parlour all day and drinks beer while his slave wife works in the kitchen, a wife beater or a rapist. This comes across as very infuriating and discouraging for the good men out there.
9 Naive/Young. Many of these rude hateful feminists have not really had any real life experiences. They just blab at things they can't do if they were the ones in the same situation.
10. They like using the word "Hypocrite", even though by their very actions they are the most hypocritical bunch of people.
Many other characters of nairaland feminists abound. You can add yours. Are you talking about 'NL extreme feminists' or 'NL feminists'?  |
Family › Re: Will U Remarry if U Find Out Ur Spouse Is Rendered Impotent Or Infertile? by bukatyne(f): 4:45pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
There are two issues:
If my husband is rendered sterile after our marriage (accident etc.), we would stay together and treat him and if it fails, adopt
If my husband lied about his fertility status... Might dissolve the marriage as it was based on lies. |
Romance › Re: Mr Nairaland Contest 2015 - CAMPAIGN THREAD by bukatyne(f): 4:03pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
iamkingzlee: Please, bukatyne vote Iamkingzle!!! Thanks in anticipation. Apologies, I have voted already Goodluck  |
Romance › Re: Mr Nairaland Contest 2015 - CAMPAIGN THREAD by bukatyne(f): 3:47pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
I vote akposy
Cc nljega |
Family › Re: Help, My Step Dad Will Beat My Mum To Death! by bukatyne(f): 12:49pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
stevedure: Just today, i visited my mother who is now remarried to an Akwa Ibom man, residing at Ikot Ekpene, after seperation with my Dad. On reaching there, I found out she's no more in her matrimonial home, she directed me to her new residence. Seeing my mum, tears rolled down my cheeks because she's been greatly abused with bruises on her face and head by her dismissed soldier husband. I thought of going over and fight the man myself, but i had a change of heart, knowing his army trainings may be employed to my disadvantage. I need help on what to do. I reside in Calabar, Cross River which is also my state of origin and a student in the state university.
Cc Seun, Ishilove etc Why did your mom separate with your dad? |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 11:40am On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: NO I wasn't. It's fact. Then you answered your question  |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 11:38am On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: Maybe no or maybe yes. Some women are beaten for no reason at all. Those women deserve to be pitied. But the truth has to be told that some women provoke thier husbands to beat them. By the time they receive a pounding or two they will tone down on thier verbal abuse. Brutal and wrong, yes. But very effective. You posted the above right? 5minsmadness: . Yes it would! You totally get my point. Wait...
You are being sarcastic aren't you  Were you sarcastic with the bolded  |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 11:31am On Jun 22, 2015 |
SirAweezy: I was ready to maeke it work but 2 years later she called it quit.. owing to the fact that she too guilty after I caught her with a man.
See example of men forgiven is not so far... I know a footballer very popular one at club 10 those days, his wife over cheated on him. Even many warned him to leave the woman, but he did not......... The whole nation knows he bought a car worth over 40m naira for her just to celebrate her birthday last year or so... I know the guy very well. So don't say men leave a cheating partner to the past only. Jay Jay? The general consensus is men do not forgive  Thanks |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 11:28am On Jun 22, 2015 |
TooNoisy: Ok, but you are a moderate feminist. Even though I do not myself as a feminist, I identify with a lot of issues feminism stands for. Not trying to derail. Now this is funny! Did you mean to say typical feminists or extreme feminists? I know extreme Christians who do not eat with their unbelieving parents... Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers.... Perhaps there is something wrong with Christianity? You identify with a lot of issues? 60% 70% 80%? Me thinks you cannot be in the middle. It is either you are or you are not LOL! Have a good day |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 11:21am On Jun 22, 2015 |
TooNoisy: Don't think she is a feminist too. Typical feminists wouldn't see anything wrong in what she did and will put the entire blame on the husband. May he slapped feminism out of her!  SMH |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 11:15am On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: Oh, I'm very sure they would if they could. What with all the cases of househelp abuse we see everyday, it's a definite fact that men are not the custodians of physical abuse.
I would even go so far as to say that women are more violent when given the chance to be physically abusive. It sure would curb the running mouths of caustic husbands. |
Celebrities › Re: Dakore Egbuson Akande Shows Off Her Family For The First Time(photos) by bukatyne(f): 11:09am On Jun 22, 2015 |
olumidazz: I hear dakores in laws put her in serious check leaving her with no choice but to be scandal free. if not for the wealth of the Akandes and her no nonsense mother in law dakore would have been hopping from bed to bed like the rest of her colleagues. @bold:  What scandal does Chioma Chukwuka have? Or is her husband rich? abi her MIL is no nonsense? @OP: Cute parents. What's up with the kids? |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 10:56am On Jun 22, 2015 |
Tay16: what can you say, they are simply defending their own kind.  |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 10:54am On Jun 22, 2015 |
cococandy: @bold, I think that has been established already.
They are giving advice they can't take. At least put yourself in someone's shoes before telling them to endure and pray over something that will make you even kill someone.
Where people drop their conscience sometimes I don't know. Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwww  It's human nature  |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 10:52am On Jun 22, 2015 |
dBard: He speaks the Truth. It's important for couples in a relationship to Bond, and bonding cannot be done in d aforementioned places. What happened to taking long walks or just chilling together so u can talk, read n understand each other.
It's such situations that give rise t threads like this.
@ o.p..Lemme tell you what a lot of ppl are too considerate t say...You have a part t play/responsibility in Ur own tragedy. You got warned prior to the wedding, u didn't investigate but obviously it left a mark hence Ur snooping ( the recycle bin Is one of the Most unlikely places f ppl t pop into except they looking f something).
About Ur Marriage, it most likely won't survive this. Your husband's a wandering dic.k, that has No respect for the marriage. A mistake is having sex with , maybe an ex, prior to d white, premeditated is Recording It. Also, he's clearly bringing prostitutes into Ur home with the connivance of his friends. Introduction is a contract of future marriage, and that should be a basis for future commitment. Add to that, the fact that he u gave Ur PreCious, priceless virginity to.
Confront him, preferably outside d house (to avoid stories that touch), and also Talk to an Elderly, Long married, respectable fellow/ preferable,couple t help u put tins in proper perspective, but eventually the Choice of wat to do next is urs. @Bold; 100% on point! |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 10:49am On Jun 22, 2015 |
SirAweezy: Yes I'll !! (Eventhough in this case they weren't married yet) I remember... My ex of 5years cheated on me with a lecturer in OAU that year.. Caught them pants down, and I was still willing to make it work after a year they were still seeing and I confronted her with proofs and she admitted thinking I'll end it.. The least I did was to withdraw the engagement ring I gave to her and tell her to prove she has change.
You wouldn't want to know what happened at the end. But all are stories now and I'm still me.
Sometimes you make it work(not forcing to work though).
But in this case the OP needs to be patient for real. (My spirit tells me she will be the loser at long last). That guy will grow up for real. Your ex? LOL! Why do all the guys who claim they forgive cheating girlfriends always refer to them as exes? Funny! |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 10:46am On Jun 22, 2015 |
5minsmadness: Maybe no or maybe yes. Some women are beaten for no reason at all. Those women deserve to be pitied. But the truth has to be told that some women provoke thier husbands to beat them. By the time they receive a pounding or two they will tone down on thier verbal abuse. Brutal and wrong, yes. But very effective. Hmmm... I remember the case of a husband whose wife used to beat him because he was verbally abusive (here on NL). This went on for two years till the husband as usual verbally abused the wife who beat him back and he responded with two slaps... The family resolved the issue with everyone standing off. Perhaps wives should also slap/beat verbally abusive husbands. |
Family › Re: Humans Of Nairaland (Pictures): Continued by bukatyne(f): 6:12pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
zube01: am in my finals in the university studying geology..starting degree exams in a months time. though this days I feel very reluctant to read. uni wasn't how I imagined it will be but then I am happy! was told it's a free world in here but ever since I set foot here I haven't seen any free something. was also lied to that gals will come rushing but I never still see them! had a hard time gaining admission though but when I got in saw people who stayed at home longer than me! Happy for my mum she's my rock! #cheers This got me laughing! Na real free something and rushing girls! No bi book dem send you?  |
Family › Re: Humans Of Nairaland (Pictures): Continued by bukatyne(f): 6:09pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
DanjaNinja: Dear Mum,
They said you were beautiful. They said you were kind. They also said you were very nice.
They tell me stories of how you would host the entire family - brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties, cousin - for Sunday Lunch: Jollof Rice with Secret Sauce and Chicken. They say till this day, no one does Jollof Rice any better. They say every Christmas, you would make clothes for everyone - you were a fashion designer. Sadly i dont remember any of it for you died three years after i was born.
Three years. I was three years old and my sister- your last child, was one, when you passed away. How is it that i lived within you for nine months, lived on your milk for four months, gave you endless sleepless nights for several months and yet, I don't remember you? I have searched the deep recesses of my memory, every nook and cranny stiil, i cant find you. I don't know what you sounded like or what your touch felt like. I've seen your pictures but it feels like we never met. I would have preferred growing up with you and i know you would have wanted the same but life had a different plan for us. God knows best they say.
There is something uniquely irreplaceable about a mother's love they say. No matter how another tries, its sadly not the the same. But mum, wherever you currently are, i want you to know that your sister - Aunty G, whom i call mum has done an excellent job. If she had not told me she wasn't my biological mother, i wouldn't have known any better. She loved my sister and i like her own. There were no preferential treatments - whatever she gave her kids, we got - even better in some cases. She made sure we never felt your absence and i must confess she succeeded. Mum, I had an amazing childhood. Kai i was stubborn o. Not troublesomely stubborn but curiously stubborn. I was always curious and wanted to know more and i was a certified trouble maker - chai, dem flog me well well...lol. Life has been good to me, i attended good schools, made amazing friends and i have so much to be thankful for. Why am i writing this Mum? I just want the world to know that true love, Love that knows no preference nor self-interest,still exist and it can be learnt. I have seen it, your sister lived it. So it saddens me to see people suffer in pain cos they lost their mothers. We saw no pain. God, through your sister made it so. I pray that she lives long enough to experience the fruits of her love and sacrifice. If i don't take care of her, mum, biko, wherever you are, "KNOCK ME". Knock me with the spirit of Gratitude cos i would be ungrateful not to reciprocate your sisters love. Please know that i will forever love you, i will forever miss you and i will forever be grateful for the love that you shared with those who lived with you.
P.S: I want to use this medium to encourage everyone to look beyond ethnicity, religion and race in loving your neighbor as yourself. All we need in this world is love, patience and understanding. We are not perfect but we can help those around us if we try.
One Love My People. Beautiful story God bless your aunt |
Family › Re: How Should I Intervene? by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
What was/is your friend's plan? |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 5:13pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
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Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 4:34pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
5minsmadness: You agreed with this?  With What? That she deserved the beating since she slapped first? You obviously don't know What I stand for  I have fought only once my life physically. I retaliated When my cousin older than me with about 5yrs slapped me. I very much regret it though.  Now, I would rather hold your hand. |
Family › Re: The Oldest Marriage(84yrs)and Their Secret Is Simple by bukatyne(f): 4:11pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
They lasted This long because they (man and woman) put in. eveverything to make it beautiful.
Not the woman alone.
Some posters are already referencing Nigerian women. |
Family › Re: At Last, A Woman Accepts Responsibility by bukatyne(f): 4:06pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
mcdokwe: If only we can all learn to tell ourselves the truth, especially the acclaimed feminist and desist from creating unnecessary tensions in our homes in the name of being women and weaker vessels who should be treated like queens even while acting trashy gotten from a family-inclined page on Facebook. Was wondering the feminism angle till I saw the writer was feminist. Luckily This is coming before the break of the marriage and hopefully, their marriage will grow stronger. Good one. |
Family › Re: Happy Father's Day by bukatyne(f): 3:51pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Happy Father's day to all great fathers |
Family › Re: Why Is Father's Day Just Once A Year? by bukatyne(f): 3:49pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Because fathers get a woman pregnant under 5mins and th. Mother carries the baby for 9months + nurse for about 2yrs. IMHO, father's day should be once in 3yrs. Happy fathers day to all great fathers out there  |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 3:42pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Joy1706: Hahahahaha! Chai! Ur on point. They never fail to say that phrase. Hypoceites Not just hypocrites, bloody ones  |
Family › Re: My God! My God!! Who Have I Married?? by bukatyne(f): 2:54pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Trust NL male hypocrites to be here See How lessons on forgiveness and vow keeping are flying left, right centre. I am trying to remember who coined the phrase... never make a hoe an housewife. Who would be kind enough to remind me? Is This not a case of don't make a dog a husband Bloody bloody hypocrites  @OP: The first step is confronting your husband. Anyhow you like. Perhaps This talking here helps you better. Goodluck with whatever decision you make. Cheers. |