Family › Re: Look Very Well Before You Leap,most Humans Are Pretentious by bukatyne(f): 10:02am On Jun 10, 2015 |
bellong: Who are the "They" that said this?
What are the too many challenges that first few years of marriage come with?
Is this what you feed yourself? Lols  |
Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:42am On Jun 10, 2015 |
babygirlfl: There is nothing wrong with the write-up. The problem is the op who put some part of the write up in bold in an attempt to make it what it is not and blame it on the modern woman even when most of what the woman said led to the breakdown of her marriage is championed by those who want the old ways to stay.
@op,
Ignore him and face your children sounds to me like putting the children first.
When you marry him, you marry his family and they can come and visit when they want does not sound to me like a home where parents/Inlaw have boundaries. I can even add that slapping your partner in his/her house as not having boundaries.
Don't talk back at him. Learn to keep shut sounds like that's what the op does.
Honestly ask yourself if it's the modern woman that gives these kind of advice because every time I have heard it , it's been from those women and men who champion how women in the olden days lived.
In your fast attempt to teach the modern woman a lesson, you have ended up telling us that we are right and if anybody is to change, it's those who love the way women of old lived.
Her point about emasculating him proves that any woman can be rude and bad whether modern or not. @bold: Perfect.  There was a similar thread on a woman always wanting her way and emasculated the hubby in the process. Luckily, no reference to modern/ancient woman and we all learnt from the thread. I am still trying to understand what modernity and empowerment has to do with the OP. |
Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 9:41pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 9:40pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
Roum: I'm honoured to be here!!! tnx Op Thanks |
Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 9:40pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
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Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:59pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
donodion: Include: 5. Exhibiting unwarranted SUPERIORITY over her ex-husband and DAILY showing it to him 6.Finding fault over everything he does as long as its not done her way. 7.Uncaring towards his feelings and emotional need.
The woman's predicament is testimony to modern women abuse of priviledges embedded in women mpowernent rights and privileged
...and yours truly she's self suffient as evident in her lamentation 
your preference not mine.
Really? Didn't know "longsuffering" wives possess those "vices" you listed above. . .Wow!!! And How Does these vices point to modern wife? @Longsuffering: read the OP again. The wife saw herself as long suffering and selfless till her faults were pointed out. How Does such a wife who thought she was the picture of a humble and selfless wife be thinking of your version of 'woman empowerment'? |
Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:52pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
SAMBARRY: no they want to align the unalignable.na small small them go dey bring feminism matter into the thread and of course it's being Mrs independent that destroyed her marriage as usual Lols |
Celebrities › Re: Omotola Stuns At The World Economic Forum Africa (photos) by bukatyne(f): 8:41pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
Beautiful woman doing nice things
Would like to read her speech though |
Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:30pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
Did the husband cheat to cope with his wife or was the wife reacting to the cheating? |
Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:28pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
SAMBARRY: Please preach it o  I agree 100% that the wife was wrong I still cannot get the relationship between her wrongs and moderness or empowerment. |
Family › Re: 4 Huge Mistakes I Made As A Wife (i'm The Ex-wife Now) by bukatyne(f): 8:22pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
donodion: Yours truly,I pray they learn,especially the "I'm a modern woman crew". What is modern about the posts? Are the vices new? lolaredvelvet: This is for those "Miss Independent" women who believe women's empowerment means to berate a man. Don't cry wolf when you truly end up INDEPENDENT. I thought her vices were: 1. Putting the kids first: very ancient vice 2. Not setting boundaries with her family 3. She emasculated him: over talking to her friends 4. Keeping mute at issues till she is So bitter and over reacts. I am honestly trying to understand the relationship between women empowerment and the listed vices. And independence is a state of self sufficiency; I think the word you need is lonely. The wife saw herself as a dutiful longsuffering wife. I doubt 'women empowerment' or 'Mrs. Independent' was onher mind. |
Family › Re: Never Miss A Girl With The Following Qualities by bukatyne(f): 7:56pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
I pray I never train daughters who end up like This.  Whatever the men want or don't is none of my business. |
Family › Re: Never Miss A Girl With The Following Qualities by bukatyne(f): 7:55pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
jnrbayano: You woke up, typed this nonsense and presented it for the world to read?
The ignorant will quickly form opinion about men of this hemisphere but thankfully, they are in the minority. You don dey distance yourself  |
Business › Re: How New Cash Reserve Policy Will Breed Corruption, By Expert by bukatyne(f): 6:27pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
Hmmm!
What a read
I do not think it is a Good idea having Aso Rock control CBN monetary policies. It also makes no sense for the Govt of CBN to be the head of the board supposed to regulate CBN. |
Family › Re: My Mother-in-law Hates Because I Refuse To Call My Sister-in-law "Aunty" by bukatyne(f): 2:28pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
classicB: Thanks for correcting me, i should have said 'dnt allow these people that knows nothing about the culture destroy your marriage' You are welcome It is not all feminism/anti-feminism.  |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 2:26pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
TV01: Not more, not less, exactly the same? Wanting as an express desire and the effort and timings are totally different. The limiting factors are mostly heavily weighted for females. It's why men can have harems. And children are more biological imperative for women and status for men. Like I told ESoul, biology is different from perception Yes, women have less window for birthing (The chances of an older man birthing a kid with down syndrome/ other health factors are higher) however, a ttcing man does not think of biology  . A Yoruba saying ' your child is you breaking even; your grandchild is your profit'. A man is probably thinking I can birth later (biology) after he has had his kids. TV01: Of course we do. We have very little risk and only really have the burden - shared - of provision. Do you know what childbirth can do to a woman? I have a cousin who had 4 by CS. Here the max is 3. I would not have 4 CS' for anything. 1 sef
Yes na. I would love 2 more, 4 sef. But that's effortless for me to say and almost effortless for me to do. One area I don't demand obedience - and wifey has said no more . Truth is, I wouldn't allow it. What even I went through - which was nothing comparitively - I can't go through again. But if I could have multiple wives, why not? I honestly wonder when men say their wives must have XYZ kids when they are practically contributing minutely to the process 2 (preferably one of each) is now the new trend in town. Funnily, some women want more than their husbands. Know someone who wants 1 more (2 already ( a boy & a girl)) for a husband who has 4 grown kids from a previous marriage (widowed) TV TV01: ...and in the West you can have the kids and escape the burden if you are able to act irresponsibly. Some men have 20  @sup: Different case altogether Read of a crazy girl who had 15 for about 9 men. Some people are wack. |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 2:02pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
EnlightenedSoul: This too! My goodness, it's galling.
I'll be back for you, TV. Let me get home. Lol Book knowledge is different from one's perception. |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 1:49pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
TV01: Pondered, wondered and gon' dered (sorry, best I could do off the cuff !)
Can't be true as a biological imperative. Women have shorter windows and limited opportunity. A womans fertile years are limited relative to a mans. A woman can only be pregnant to delivery once for any 9 month duration.
Men can impregnate as many as they can lie with. The delivery risk (non-existent for men) and post-delivery burden is greater on women also. Simply put, spermatozoa is cheap, the effort minimal, risk low and the burden comparitively light. The male urge is more for "expression", the female for "conception". Nothing to engender fervency in men !
Culturally, it's still women who show more fervency - although men do as well. Men don't have ot work against the clock as much for marriage or children. They handle the pressure better as a result and find more solace/respect in status - apart from marriage.
You need to share - insightfully - on this or take a strike for trolling !
TV In our culture, men want children as much as women or more. In discussions, I even find out that men also want more children than women. |
Family › Re: Funny Ways Kids Pronounce Our Names. by bukatyne(f): 1:36pm On Jun 09, 2015 |
My sis years @ babyhood Kunky - Bukky Oyu - Olu Shakin - Chicken Preglant - Pregnant naybe - Maybe A big girl now  |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 11:46am On Jun 09, 2015 |
Kay17: The three articles were not enough? How many do I have to produce? 20? 30? 50? 100? When will you be satisfied?! Take it cool, this is a discussion The article I read certainly doesn't lend credence to your position Kay17: But you believe since women are incapable of acquiring postgraduate degrees and incapable of accumulating experience they coincidentally fell in the disadvantaged group, right? Women incapable of  If women acquire their post graduate degrees, they will definitely be promoted. I am a feminist and I will cry out if a woman is promoted to the same position as a man without paying her dues Kay17: At least you were one of those denying unequal pay exists, now you know it does BUT for good reasons? My boss with about 7 years experience more than I do earns about 6times my salary.... Is it wage gap? Should I be worried? And my boss is a woman  P.S.: I do not even believe and encourage quota system.  |
Family › Re: My Mother-in-law Hates Because I Refuse To Call My Sister-in-law "Aunty" by bukatyne(f): 10:46am On Jun 09, 2015 |
@OP:
Like a lot of Yorubas here have said, it is a Archaic Yoruba thingy. Most progressive Yorubas have ditched it.
You could give her a nick name...
I cannot imagine calling someone younger by 10 years Aunty and luckily, my youngest direct in-law is 9years older. |
Family › Re: My Mother-in-law Hates Because I Refuse To Call My Sister-in-law "Aunty" by bukatyne(f): 10:44am On Jun 09, 2015 |
classicB: Are you not yoruba ni? You ought to have known all these before you got married to their son. It is a normal thing here and I dunno why you are suddenly surprised about calling your little sister in law AUNT. This act as been going on for ages. I have women old enough to be my grandmother call me that, not because of anything else but because they see me as their small mother/sister in law. Will it make them any lesser? Remove a strand of hair from their head? Make their nearer to their grave? NO!!! These older women have seen it all and it's no longer a big deal to them. And that is why have been saying that to avoid fight with husband family in the future try enough to get to know them very well, even in the early start of the relationship, if u had known you'd be asked to call a girl younger than your sister AUNTY In the first place am sure u might have said no to the marriage proposal. For the sake of peace in your home, u better start calling her that and dnt follow the advice of some so called feminist here that are ready to spoil others marriage. You can call her name when she isn't there, but pls add the AUNTY when she is around. It will not reduce your phd certificate to waec.  I thought feminism is men = women are equal so not a woman woman thing? Are the men who commented against it also feminists? What has feminism got to do with 'I can't call someone 10 years younger than me Aunty'? As it occurred to you that it is more of cultural and people (men, women, non-feminists, feminists) who are not Yorubas will find it awkward? Did it actually occur to you that everyone who as said she should do so sited Yoruba culture and are Yorubas? Calm down next time. |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 10:17am On Jun 09, 2015 |
Kay17: . Education: Do you expect a woman who has B. Sc. be placed in the same position as a man who has masters because of political correctness or equality? Flip it the other way: Would you like if a man with B.Sc. is placed in the same level with you (a Masters' holder) because he is a man? Experience: Come on.... this 100% explains itself. The article is trying to be sensational; let them sample two groups of men with different education and experience and see if they will be in the same wage level. Bring on another article to justify the wage gap in Nigeria. |
Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 5:54pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
yetseyi: I think we ladies seem to forget number 8 Very true |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 4:50pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
Nonso23: The second isn't very different just bulkier. The third seems like a plagiarism of the colorist article sorta with certain questionable approaches too. Interesting I really doubt that there is gender gap in wages in Nigeria |
Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 4:47pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 4:46pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
Quotes from Marilyn Monroe
1. Before size zero, there was sexy
2. A smile is the best makeup any girl can wear
3. Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world
4. A girl knows her limits but a wise girl knows she has none
5. There comes a time when you have to stop crossing oceans for people who wouldn't jump puddles for you
6. Always, always, always believe in yourself because if you don't, then who will sweetie?
7. No girl should never forget that she doesn't need anyone who doesn't need her
8. Your clothes should be tight enough to show you're a woman, but loose enough to show you're a lady
9. If you can make a girl laugh. You can make her do anything
10. We are all stars but we must learn how to shine |
Family › Re: Girlie Quotes by bukatyne(op): 3:03pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 2:36pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
Nonso23: Can't upload the second. NL servers is returning unexpected error messages. File is larger than 250kb Ok, then Done with the first one and the conclusion seems not to tally with the findings... The men and women are happy with their packages and jobs/positions It seems they set out to prove that there is a gender gap, were unable to prove it so they just did wuruwuru conclusion to back themselves up. |
Family › Re: Feminism: A Joke In Nigeria—for Now! by bukatyne(f): 2:00pm On Jun 08, 2015 |
Nonso23: I'm on mobile now. I can't post them all but I'll upload them for easier download via NL servers. Thanks Going through the first one now |