Family › Re: Please Advice, Is My Friend's Marriage Heading For A Crash? by bukatyne(f): 12:06pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
REDBUNNY: I don't think the lady was pretending before marriage because then she wasn't leaving with the man,so she can come like twice or once a week to help out but now she is married and has to do these things everyday even with pregnancy. Her husband is just a selfish lazy man who needs a glorified housemaid. She was She should have factored it in. |
Family › Re: Please Advice, Is My Friend's Marriage Heading For A Crash? by bukatyne(f): 12:23am On Jun 21, 2015 |
Delary: My friend, who is working with one of the federal government parastatals, married an intelligent lady who is teaching in a private school. before the marriage, they dated for six (6) years. during this time of dating, the lady comes around to do his laundary, cooking & sweeping; this she made a serious point of duty and frawns at the guy any time he makes an attemt to do any of the above chores. now that they are married, even before the lady took in, she had started complaning that the guy is stressing her up with those three chores (Recall: cooking, laundary & sweeping). the problem is that the guy closes work by 4pm while the wife closes by 2pm. d man comes back from work ensures there are water for d house then he goes to take his bath and retires to his bed to take a nap. so, most times, d intelligent wife comes to complain that he left d entire work for her and they usally have misunderstanding on dis. Please, give ur candid advive to this couple to save their young marriage. THANKS IN ANTICIPATION!! You mean your friend comes home by 4, fetches water and sleeps till dinner while the wife is running about? Ask your friend If he loves his wife  Again, When women are advised to be real in courtship, it seems people don't want them to marry. Lady, where was the strength you were using to do chores; did it disappear  Maybe the husband should even Let her handle it alone till the end of the year  |
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Family › Re: Is Mother In Law Making Moves On Him Or Does He Have A Dirty Mind? by bukatyne(f): 10:40pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Feranchek: Nne no be lie you talk o0o0!!
Konji MA baskad   |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 10:36pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1: which stress do u refer Except you refer to the expected increase as a result of managing a career and a family..yes?
What do you propose on the home front? These women in the article(i assume u read it) had men who helped them yet the men left them after the kids had left the home
Dont get the point here I never denied they were issues with females and cars in Naija
I know a lot..u mean males or females? I know females in their 30s who are just marrying.. other are still searching
50/50 means the men are involved in home management.. did u read the article at all
ok...when they divorce. what kind of women do the men go for?
Why marry an old woman when younger models exist Yes. You got me How does feminism increase the stress of building a career + home? @Home front: each couple find their rhythm. Is there any evidence to prove that the men left because they were helping in chores or doing 50:50? Does it mean that a man not doing chores makes the marriage last longer? Whatis ccorrelation between doing chores and divorcing When the kids have left? Are the ladies & guys marrying 35+ doing So because they want to build a career first or they married @35+ because they found someone at that age? I read it  What Does 50:50 mean? I wash two plates, you wash the remaining two or What? How do you share chores 50:50? @Japan, the article did not say. It was focused more on divorce rates after retirement If men will not marry older women then we cannot judge If they are moving to less independent women or If they are moving to younger women |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 8:57pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1: Seems most of the respondents are in sync with the observations but disagree with the conclusion so the issues exist..yes?
I agree but the question remains... why do women have to manage the home front.. according to shollypopz This is the core of the question.. to be or not to be This is the superwoman question...
A lady getting a car is not always about society but a function of the societal or economic status in a few years this will be a thing of the past and be a normal thing All my siblings had cars immediately they finished school and it never affected their relationship
I agree with you Delegation can help with the stress
Why do u not want to address the late marriage/divorce angle
She is saying even men who bought into the 50.50 model are leaving their partners of many years after the kids have left the roost to settle with younger, less independent women.
Thoughts? I am mobile So cannot address individual points in quotes. How Does feminism increase the stress? I am assuming that by home front you mean chores basically. Why should a working wife be the only one to manage the home? A single lady getting a car issue is very much societal: exceptions to the upper class. I have heard it from several people different cultures all Nigerians I asked earlier that How many Nigerians do you know wanted to build a career before marriage? Not start working/earning? How many do you know purposely delayed marriage till late 30s because of their career? 50:50 model as in? Divorce @ older stages of marriage is not necessarily as a result of career building. As the article pointed out, When the children leaves the roost. If their marriage was rocky, they might wait till all the kids leave before they split. In Nigeria, it is the MIL travelling from one child's house to another or the husband gallivanting with friends about. I read in Japan, divorce rates spike up @ retirement because the couple now have to be together. I know a couple whose marriage is still standing because they both leave the house early and come back late. If they Stay 3mths together, they will either divorce/separate or go back to the drawing board. @Marrying less independent women: on the average, a 55yr old man would have built enough to live comfortably (since they had a career). A 20+ lady who would marry a 55yr old is. oobviously not ready to earn. Let's look for 55yr Olds who marry less independent 40+ ladies. And What is your definition of independent. IMHO: This article doesn't speak to the Nigerian society. |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 8:38pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
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Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 8:33pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
babygirlfl: bukatyne, kimoni and enlightenedSoul, your write-ups are refreshing. Thanks  |
Family › Re: Is Mother In Law Making Moves On Him Or Does He Have A Dirty Mind? by bukatyne(f): 8:32pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
SuperSuave: your dp makes me salivate, change it now! That's the idea You can have some  |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by bukatyne(f): 8:22pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
Nihilist: How have I made your point for you? 
The law is clear. In Spain, Consensual sex with a 13 year old is legal with no age restrictions. In Italy, Consensual sex with a 14 year old is legal, whilst consensual sex with a 13 year old has age restrictions.
I've given you links to the legal documents. Help yourself. And why would a sane adult want to sleep with a 13 or 16yr old girl? Except you are under 18 sha |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by bukatyne(f): 8:20pm On Jun 20, 2015 |
freecocoa: Weldone standd, beautiful as always.
The hypocrisy in nigeria cannot be found any other place on the planet. While I agree there are good men, I must say there are only a few of them.
The thing is that, it did not start today, it is something that is deeply ingrained in our society, men have a way of agreeing with each other even without saying a word, almost like there's a code amongst them not to call one erring to order, as that will make them appear weak, there's just something I'm yet to understand with men.
A man knows another man is a thief but will keep his mouth shut and call it hustling, talking crap about how it's not easy to be a man, the thief himself has no issues discussing his business with fellow men because he's sure none of them will expose him, just what do you call that? Men are annoyingly hypocritical. @Bolded: Noticed right from secondary school. If a guy erred, they will support him and correct him privately If a girl erred, it would be the gist of boy's dorm the next. day. |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 9:51am On Jun 20, 2015 |
EnlightenedSoul: Loll, no. That's the last thing I'd say being a firm advocate of the financial independence of women. The problem is, many *woman often think it's their responsibility to make sure everything gets done - and if honey doesn’t do it, they’ll do it. They’ll make arrangements to have somebody come in, they’ll leave their job during their lunch break, be there to make sure the person gets into the house to fix something, and then go back to work. They'll enable people around them - they'll baby their children, and then baby their partner/husband as well! They'll banish the "NO!" at the tip of their tongues at work, despite their already teeming workload.
The real problem is, the minute they take on all these expectations, it not only becomes their own expectation of themselves, but everyone else's expectation of them. What they don't know is that saying "No!" when you need to actually gets you ahead, because not only is taking on too much, or "doing it all" stress-inducing, it's counter-productive! These women in the articles obviously needed to delegate, but no they were stuffing mushrooms and then blaming feminism for it instead.
Speaking for myself, I'm guilty of over-burdening myself too. I literally micro-manage almost everything. I recently tried to take on a second (part-time) job for the summer (for discounts and savings not gonna lie ) despite already having a commitment, school, and full-time work. I'm crazier than most people at this, so I actually fear for myself sometimes. I know there are people who 2/3/4 jobs (they're superhumans IMO), but I work nights, and it would've been insane to keep at it. I lasted, like, two weeks at the part-time Smiling at customers, and pretending I cared about their existence proved harder than I thought.
*I referenced some of The Broad Experience here* I was like that When I was much younger before I learnt the sweet power of delegation Now, living a stress free life as much as possible  Nobody takes Superwoman title to heaven And smart work NOT hard work is rewarded  |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 9:47am On Jun 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1: Your question is not clear make your own observation then we can discuss My questions are clear |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by bukatyne(f): 9:41am On Jun 20, 2015 |
@Standd: Excellent as usual Truth is any Nigerian woman daft enough to program her life due to What men say has herself to blame Nigeria is an extremely hypocritical society So men's hypocrisy on women shouldn't be surprising  It cuts across board. I laugh especially When then men say it is their right to cheat; I am sure they are sleeping with ghosts  @Women with crab spirit pulling other women down; lucky you... you will get the 'Good wife' medal  |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by bukatyne(f): 9:31am On Jun 20, 2015 |
cococandy: Exactly. It makes their silence look like implied approval. And How do we know it is not implied approval? Some people will secretly cheer others doing want they can't. |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 9:32pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
@shollypopzz: Beautiful analysis  If they are both working, why can't both partners pitch in to the best of their ability? Superwomen, carry go  |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 9:29pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
pickabeau1: women marrying after 35
right age for marriage? the word right is not the best but anything from ,30 for guys and 27 for women is ok
this allows for them to have a steady financial base How many Nigerian women decide to marry after 35 due to career? Do you think in the Nigerian space, people marry late due to building careers? |
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by bukatyne(f): 9:20pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
cococandy: @bold can be said to be a direct consequence of stressful work life and home life.
And this is feminisms' fault because?
Are non-feminists essentially women who are content to be idle and not experience the stress of achievement?
People deal with stress differently. If someone turns to drink for relief, blame their ignorance. Are all these stressed women feminists  Funny article. So feminism caused higher stress lives? Please call me when it decreases life span. |
Family › Re: Is Mother In Law Making Moves On Him Or Does He Have A Dirty Mind? by bukatyne(f): 6:34pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Feranchek: Hmmm...
Eleyi gidi gan o0o! what can a righteous man do kwanu Bro, you've been holding yourself for a while, please continue doing so.
Buh if you really wanna know her true intent, pretend to play along, then tell her "mama, I'm really missing my wife this night can't wanna sit to hold her in my arms" then watch how 'mama' reacts  I think this should work However, the guy's hormones might be working overdrive  |
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 6:15pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Happy birthday taryour Long life and prosperity to you  Enjoy the rest of your day and night  |
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 6:12pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
cococandy: Hahahaha
I can relate. If I got a gift, she would ask me "who is he? Me and your father don't know him.Take it back."
And When I'm like 'I'm an adult, can't I do what I want?'
Her response? "Go and be and adult in your own house. Not under my roof!."
I resented it. But now I know better. She obviously knew better than me that no gift is really free. You get liver  I told my mum 'officially' about my husband about 4 days before I ran away for service. I made sure we were not in the same place for long till I ran away  This was someone all my family (extended as I schooled in my state) knew and his uncle & family knew me too I sure must be old * [size=3pt]I am not yet 30[/size] |
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 5:23pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
ireneidiva: That was in those days. Stroll to a guys house now and get raped. Which days, this was about 8 yrs ago  You can stroll to his gate if you are scared of rape. Again, I think the type of guys ladies hang out with is very important The point is that if you don't want to visit his house so early in the relationship, you can find in-expensive or no-finance-needed activities for a date. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 5:20pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 4:01pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
cococandy: Some guys who know they only have sexual interest in the girl will still complain that she is high maintenance when they both know they are in it for what they can get. The guy wants to get between her legs and the girl wants his money yet somehow, both of them expect the other person to be the 'mugu' and give up their bargaining chip easily  I laugh.
If they are both genuinely interested in each other without the incentive of sex or money at the back of their minds, they don't need anyone to tell them how to arrange convenient inexpensive dates. In Kulyie's voice, Gbam! |
Family › Re: Mother Vs Father -Make your assessment by bukatyne(f): 2:24pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
A child needs both to grow well  |
Celebrities › Re: Big Men In Nollywood Got No Respect For Their Ladies/women by bukatyne(f): 2:21pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
This is a very wrong allegation which you can be sued for  |
Romance › Re: How Do I Play Hard To Get When He's The One Playing Hard To Get? by bukatyne(f): 12:30pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
@OP: The guy seems to play your game  Goodluck and let the better person win  |
Family › Re: How Many Of Your Birthday Mates Do You Know by bukatyne(f): 12:23pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
4 I have a special affinity for my birthday mates  |
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by bukatyne(f): 12:21pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
pickabeau1: so why has she not addressed the elephant in the room except a political Im not perfect, I don't know it all 
Are the rumors true What do you want her to say  If she gave an in-depth analysis, some people would ask why she is blabbing She is handling it the best way she can |
Family › Re: Who Owns The Woman's Breast ''the Father Or The Child'' by bukatyne(f): 12:18pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Father  |
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 11:57am On Jun 19, 2015 |
damiso:
Sister bukatyne was really a 'sister' in her Uni days
You have a point though.
Both parties should stop whining. Certain naija men & women deserve each other. Cunning man die cunning man bury am 
Taking a girl out or 'taking care' of her is not the indicator that you are a great catch and girls please stop 'begging' for recharge card, Brazilian hair ( you can always braid your hair ) its really demeaning. Na real sister... Met my husband in 100L 1st semester so no random dates  Before him sef, I do not go on yeye dates.... Had a guy who in desperation paid for my photocopy N20... (after a while together). Once went out and we shared a cake... Why buy two; are we hungry  I always told hubby; let's buy the ingredients and cook ourselves or buy films and watch or stroll around. People tell me I am strange anyways; I 100% believe them. It is just now that I am more into going out things; I guess growing up/evolving. I do not get money = romance thingy; My parents gave me so why would spending yours be romantic to me? Stroll round, watch films, cuddle, surprise appearance somewhere... Now you are talking  Remember one day hubby waited for me at the gate of our estate (closing late that day) and he started saying fine babe, fine chic wat's up? I had walked past and it dawned on me it was him and I went back.. See us laughing; now that's romantic  I don't get it either; a friend showed me a chat where an ex- was begging for house rent  it is that pathetic. |