Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by bukatyne(f): 11:21am On Jun 19, 2015 |
All these rant sef  If you don't want to take a girl out, don't If you don't want to go to a guy's house, don't If you planned N10K for the date, stick to it Dem tie una hand and leg? If do not have money and you need to go on a date, fucking use ya brain and be creative (both parties  ) Hubby once fried yam wit correct sauce and half bottle of Fanta (Can't finish one bottle) (long ago as students). We stroll to his house and back to mine  ; go for dance programs etc. Take ludo or scrabble or chess or monopoly or cards and find a nice place to play. Take a stroll.... Go and watch a match.. Buy suya N200 and cook indomine; N500 will do fruit salad Where are people's creativity  Again, a guy with N2,000 in his pocket will say 'baby I will take care of you' as if you are her father knowing fully well that care = money in Nigeria. |
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by bukatyne(f): 11:10am On Jun 19, 2015 |
As usual  @OP: Not a fan of Toke however she seemed composed through it However like I said, she knew what she was getting into. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men & 'Come To My House' Syndrome by bukatyne(f): 11:02am On Jun 19, 2015 |
OK, I hear Nigerian girls are bla bla bla  Who made Nigerian guys the judge and jury of Nigerian girls aka 'since the girls are now greedy, let us take our own share' nonsense I see here? If you are a guy who believes in romance & the works and your date insists on eating her heart out, why don't you pay for something within your budget and leave her there? Or pay the bill and let that be the last time you meet if you are so kind? Must you rub yourself in the mud to prove to 'Nigerian ladies' you are like them? Abi what mouth does a pot has to call a kettle black? I also see a lot of 'Nigerian ladies expect men to pay their bills'... well well 'Nigerian men also expect ladies to clean up after them'  We have defined roles in the society and suddenly the men want to shrink away from theirs  If you as a man believe 'a lady is in charge of domestics', better be in charge of financials abi you just want to be a sperm donor ni? I also wonder how many 'rich' gold guys we have in Nigeria that they are crying about gold digging? You as a guy see a girl that carries a MK Gucci bag, MK wristwatch; 20in Brazilian weave, CL shoes and no visible job; you go and meet her forgetting she has to keep up that lifestyle. You will not go for that cool chic carrying an unknown bag  . How many guys will leave a beautiful chic and go for an mgbeke? With all these ranting, there are still people getting their spouses daily. Look well before leaping (to Guys and Ladies now) |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men & 'Come To My House' Syndrome by bukatyne(f): 10:43am On Jun 19, 2015 |
emmykk: There is this lady who said we should meet at a public place,the i took her to lessuka in PH.
After some chat and soft drink she said she want to know my place aha! I refuse because she should have told me that before this Lesuka spending.
The truth is that some ladies like such even when you dont demand.
If you want to know how foolish a lady is,remove sex from your mind treat her like your sister,pet her,give her things,take her out....and you wil see that they are sex loving too. If a lady does not meet your requirements, let her go Simples! |
Family › Re: A No Reception Wedding: How Feasible? Come In, Let's Discuss by bukatyne(f): 8:54pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
Congrats in advance
N500k is enough for wedding and reception if it is from you alone.
However, marriage starts proper after wedding.
Receptionless wedding is very possible. And you pack the food, gifts if any & drinks in the paper bag/ nylon.
You could even get nice bags in Lagos, print on it and put the food & drinks inside. (No need for gifts again)
Please and please, get the best photography and video coverage. That lasts forever.
Goodluck |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men & 'Come To My House' Syndrome by bukatyne(f): 8:42pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
cococandy: If I haven't read multiple situations where a lady was raped and was also blamed for agreeing to go to the guys house in the first place, I'd believe those who say they have no ulterior motives when they invite you to their house.
Most of them do because somehow they believe agreeing to visit them in the privacy of their homes is an implicit agreement to having intimate relations. Don't be deceived.
Just go if you're into the dude and want to door with him. Otherwise, na yourself is to blame if you believe his 'professed' innocence. You will be also blamed for believing him. Even those who told you not to stereotype will join in blaming you. That's how twisted it is. It's a lose lose situation. You read my mind  Come to my house 90% of the time is an invitation to sex especially when there is no foundational relationship. Ladies be wise  |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men & 'Come To My House' Syndrome by bukatyne(f): 8:25pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
All Nigerian girls are gold diggers? All Nigerian guys are dogs  @OP: I believe no guy will force you to his house. If you are not interested, politely decline. Abi na by force?  Is it everything a guy asks of you that you do  I don't see a reason for complaint here. Teach sisters instead to be firmer and more assertive  @Dates: some girls do not think it is safe going out alone on a first date. You can do couples date: get a friend with a BF and go on a date. You both can be on different tables so you have your privacy while safe You can go with your friends (inform your bf forehand) and put a knife to your throat. Proverbs say eat with wisdom at a rich man's table. It is not the time to taste all the delicacies you have only dreamt of. @Going to his house: when you finally decide to go to his house, comport yourself if you do not want sex. It is foolish for a girl to remove her top or start reclining and caressing him or rubbing your body against his with style if you do not want some. He is human too and will take it as green light  . When I start doing gummy gummy near my husband or parading, I know what I want and I get it. I hear about date/friendly rape a lot. |
Family › Re: My Friends Wife Lied About Her Virginity. by bukatyne(f): 8:07pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
I am trying to understand the logic behind lying to an intended that you are a Virgin.  @OP: Trust has been broken They are married already. The question should be 'can he divorce his wife because of that lie'? |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 4:28pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 4:27pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
Timbuktou: Yes, I believe this to be true. I doubt it. I would agree women would be prone to exaggerate issues or tell their friends. But to initiate verbal abuse, no |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 4:24pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
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Family › Re: 16 Tips To Make Your Wife Happy by bukatyne(f): 4:19pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
houseofphreedah: Have SEX with her very well, more tips are:
1. Don’t forget special occasions. I track important days with Birthday Alarm. I set it up some 10 years ago. Since .then, the website has changed many hands but they still send me emails prior to those dates. You can set up alarms or alerts using many web/phone apps. I feel forgetting your anniversary or her birthday is the biggest turnoff for her. Very True houseofphreedah: 2. Give her compliments whenever possible. Whether it’s her cooking or her outfit, you should show your appreciation when it’s appropriate. Very important too; compliment all the time  Always something to compliment  houseofphreedah: 3. Let her be in charge of home affairs. Don’t try to argue about the need to buy a new toaster. My wife loves to buy new tea cups, and even though we have around 16 pairs already, I still don’t argue when she buys a new pair. It’s her hobby to drink tea in different cups. Let her take decisions as to which movie you two should watch next, in my case this ensures that I get to watch my favorite sport, and, not another cooking challenge on TV. Depends on how the home is run or the two people in it. For example, I am not a food person so my husband always decides what soup we cook. I might prepare dinner from my initiative when he is not around. whenever he is, he decides houseofphreedah: 4. Never make fun of her. She’s your wife and the closest friend you have. She’s certainly more important than any of your other friends. Talking about your wife’s shortcomings with others is just as bad as cheating. Why would a husband make fun of his wife in the midst of people  houseofphreedah: 5. Clean something. Women, mostly, are cleanliness fanatic. If you don’t maintain clean hygiene it will surely turn her off. The floor, the areas at home where she can’t reach (and you can, you need to be Spiderman for that, sometimes) clean those areas. She would love your effort. A husband cleaning up after himself is crucial houseofphreedah: 6. Criticize her tactfully. Recently SMB bought a pair of shoes I didn’t like. When she asked for my opinion, I said the pair looked good but it lacked….blah blah. You should not start giving your opinion by being negative from the very beginning.If you feel she needs exercise, you start doing it first. Never say that she gained weight. I love head on criticism and immediately. I also know when criticism is out of love or spite. Luckily, DH doesn't know how to form. This shoe is not fine; the pottage is salty and I am not eating it etc. etc. I hate criticism after the fact especially when we still relate after the offence... it makes me feel like a fool  houseofphreedah: 7. Fix something around the house. Anything. Chances are, she has a list of things to be fixed – ask her, then do whatever you can. Set a goal to fix one thing per weekend. Ask her if her car needs repair or an oil change. Drive her car and see if everything is all right. Good one houseofphreedah: 8. Let her sleep late if she wishes. I wake my wife up every day, and she prepares my breakfast and packs my lunch. I return the favor on weekends. I prepare breakfast and take it to her. Even if SMB wakes up before I bring her morning tea, she doesn’t leave bed and waits for me. She is not a child you wake up  houseofphreedah: 9. A surprise dinner out can go a long way. Your wife is bound to be sick for a couple of days every month. Its a good gesture that you know those dates and surprise her with a takeout order or offer to dine out. I usually get a mouth-watering dish prepared by her within a few days of showing such gestures. Sickness or none, special treats usually go a long way in a relationship. It shows you care and think about her. (late addition – SMB has a huge objection to this claim) Yes and the treats need not cost money... houseofphreedah: 10. Take care of the kids. At least for a day every week. Change his/her diapers and let your wife take a break. This will give her a chance to go out with friends or have them come over while you take care of household matters. This obviously should be joint except wifey is a stay at home mom houseofphreedah: 11. Spend time alone with her. Don’t always plan for a trip with your friends and kids. Plan for an exclusive gateway sometimes. Just book a hotel within a few miles from your home and spend a day there, just the two of you. Let your kids be baby sat for the night. True houseofphreedah: 12. Don’t hide anything. If you have a colleague who flirts with you, tell that to your wife (although I never faced this situation ). If you lose money in the stock market, tell her that. Tell her about the attractive lady who joined your team recently. Openness is the base of a relationship – keep the base intact and develop a mutually trusting relationship on top of it. 100% agree houseofphreedah: 13. Don’t try to understand her fully. No man could ever do it. She might behave differently in similar situations at different times. Its the gene! Even if you praise her, she might, at times, think you are criticizing her. On some days, she’ll be unhappy no matter what you do. Just take those days as they come. Don’t feel bad and give it a little time. She’ll soon be back with apologetic love. You really cannot understand anyone fully. You are also not her 'god', sometimes, she will be sad and the best you can do is empathize with her houseofphreedah: 14. Admit your faults. I break this rule frequently. I resort to excuses for things she doesn’t like me doing. I need to stop that. The sooner you realize that admitting your faults to your wife is a different ball game (rather than to your boss or friends), the better your personal life could be. Admit if you forgot to pay the dues or to bring the flowers, don’t say the florist was closed. 100% true houseofphreedah: 15. Don’t smoke or drink if she doesn’t like it. I have a smoking habit, I tried to quit and I did when I first started courting her, some 12 years back. Sadly, I started smoking again. She hates it, she hates the smell from my clothes. I will quit one day, it’s just so tough to do it. If you can’t quit totally, try not to smoke at home. This one is dicey; a woman who doesn't like a smoker or drinker should not marry one, simples. I will even say she is selfish trying to change you to her spec when you have shown who you are. Again, she could have not minded a smoker and realized it mattered after marriage/kids However, you should improve on whatever bad habits you have irrespective of if it was pre/post marriage. So I will say you should try to stop while she is patient till that day you join APC  houseofphreedah: V16. Don’t ignore her for more than 2 hours when you are both at home. This is my special rule. Often I require more than 2 hours to write an article. I make a point to take a break for 10 minutes and talk to her before finishing my writing. Sweet houseofphreedah: more of this from www.houseofphreedahbodycare.com OP, kudos I would say you also study your wifey and adapt this to what she likes  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chad Bans Islamic Face Veil After Suicide Bombings by bukatyne(f): 9:05am On Jun 18, 2015 |
vedaxcool:
nothing is more disturbing than when someone speak ignorantly with so much certainty. Mary often pictured wearing a hijab or over garment.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veil
Unfortunately many posters here cannot differentiate between Niqab and hijab nor even know what hijab is. Jesus was also pictured wearing hijab and long skirts too  Should men start wearing hijab and skirts  Learn how to differentiate between culture and religion bros And again, Christianity has absolutely no bearing with Islam |
Family › Re: He Wants To Marry An Orphan ?? by bukatyne(f): 11:55pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
@OP: The girls parents are exactly the type of in-laws he wants to avoid: Classless, shameless and greedy  Maybe the guy has seen the parents for whom they are that's why he is pulling that stunt. Na wa |
Family › Re: Why Some Men Don't Cheat by bukatyne(f): 11:36pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
@OP: Good one, spread the message.  I will add that a man who genuinely loves his wife would not cheat on her.. That love includes respect |
Family › Re: Why Some Men Don't Cheat by bukatyne(f): 11:35pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Blossom023: "all men cheat" who told you to try them all?
I believe maturity is the number one thing, what will make a man cheat if not that he is immature? the thing you're looking for outside is the same thing your babe has. if you like bigger size, why didn't you go for that one instead?
personally I don't even care if my man is cheating, it's his business... but cheating isn't based on sex.. if u are in a relationship and you have started feeling somehow funny with another woman or even man, you have already started cheating... sex is just the end product. Why wouldn't you care your man is cheating? |
Family › Re: Things A Man Should Do For His Wife All The Time (Part 1) by bukatyne(f): 10:13pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
honeric01: bukeke..wetin dey do me now pass wetin u dey expect us to discuss jare.
i need one big plate of hot peperrish peppeesoup with a damn sour palmwine under correct standing fan.
dats all. Dreams come true. Keep dreaming.  |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 10:12pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Timbuktou: Loosely speaking, saying insulting and demeaning words at someone with the deliberate intention to hurt and cause pain at the intended recipient. And women are more guilty of this in marriage? |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 9:53pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
5minsmadness: Show me a single post where I have insulted anybody on this forum(apart from franchesca)!
My grievance with you and cougar is thinking that rape among the married is "widespread"! Wtf is that? But it's only the marriages you are involved in that are good? You just think all Nigerian men re barbaric illiterates?!? What nonsense! What abject generalization! What Immbroglio!
Majority of nigerian men are gentlemen and it is only the random few that will force themselves on thier wives and end up in the headlines to make sensational news for young folk like you to come up with sh1t like these! @ bolded: And gentleman just had a new meaning. |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 9:44pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
freecocoa: You go first ask yourself, whether these women even believe it is normal for a woman to be president. It is something still considered taboo around here.
Forget the internet, Nigeria is still very backward on matters like this.
When I try to even talk to some women on women empowerment, the response I get is saddening "babe leave o, we are in Nigeria, unless you don't want to get married bla bla bla"

Sometimes I even think, the women themselves don't want a change, many Nigerian women are intellectually lazy, they fear responsibility like mad, they just want to manage to graduate, get married, have babies and enjoy their husband's money. |
Family › Re: Nigeria: A Nation Of Wife-beaters? by bukatyne(f): 9:37pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Timbuktou: Quick question: how many women, here, would look favourably upon her sister's husband divorcing her for yabbing. As in, she too dey yab me, dat na why I come divorce am. Please answer honestly. What is your definition of verbal abuse? |
Family › Re: Things A Man Should Do For His Wife All The Time (Part 1) by bukatyne(f): 8:40pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
honeric01: e.g : Women should start opening doors for their men.. Is that all  You seriously fall my hand. |
Career › Re: About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by bukatyne(f): 8:24pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
erico2k2: you will be suprised money has no value in Nigeria nowadays I'm afraid. I know loads of my friends who save 500k monthly. And how many people apart from politicians, top IT personnel, oil & gas and mgt staff earn 500k monthly not to talk of saving N500k monthly? Bros, we are talking of Nigeria here |
Career › Re: About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by bukatyne(f): 8:23pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
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Career › Re: About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by bukatyne(f): 4:09pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
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Career › Re: About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by bukatyne(f): 4:08pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
pablomaria: .
hahaha, abeg tell them jare, dem think say lekki na sambissa forest, land in lekki is expensive. hahaha  Even Sambisa forest nor cheap. Buy small land in Lekki! lol! 1/8th Plot  |
Family › Re: Things A Man Should Do For His Wife All The Time (Part 1) by bukatyne(f): 4:07pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
honeric01: late comer, go n do frogjump outside  Come and carry me! Oya answer my kwestion  |
Family › Re: Hubby No Longer Wants To Kiss by bukatyne(f): 4:06pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
5minsmadness: They don't know what they r missing  Really, Maybe they do... There are many ways to the market  |
Family › Re: Respect That Woman! by bukatyne(f): 4:02pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
oloyede252: "once made equal to man, woman become his superior"
....................... SOCRATES(philosopher) * raises eyebrows |
Family › Re: Respect That Woman! by bukatyne(f): 4:01pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
troy20: i intentionally made the blunt comment cause i know thats what you want to see.well there you have it.women naturally dont believe or respond to equality.women want to be led and led well.so once that leadership is inexistent in whatever sphere they share with men, if they have that fair chance, they will assume authority and assume it very visciously.women are mainly emotion and very little to reason.power majorly influence by emotion has being doing damages.tales abound.women are very powerfull as it is even.it is the men that need to up their game. Interesting Dude, this is NL..., What you think of women doesn't affect my world neither does what I think affect yours  |
Romance › Re: Dating Nigerian Men by bukatyne(f): 3:59pm On Jun 17, 2015 |
Babacele: I like your Margaret Thatcher's NL signature. Thanks  |
Career › Re: About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by bukatyne(f): 9:11pm On Jun 16, 2015 |
MrP7: Mr man listen well, do you have a job waiting for u, if you don't stay in US You can buy a small land in Lekki and build a small house, buy a small car and save some money in your account before u come back if you don't have a job offer Now if you have a job in an oil company u can come back. You've been away for 5 years so unless your people have money or have connections , no one will help you In Nigeria getting a job is not were you studied but your connections Do you know how much a plot of land goes for @ Lekki? Are you in Nigeria? |