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Food › Re: Recipe For Losing Weight..... Lose 12kg In Two Weeks by bukatyne(f): 7:20pm On May 24, 2015
kelechiMarie:
@bellong
i wanna try out this new diet too but there are a few questions.
I'm buying my spinach at the local market do you know it's local name (not sure if it's green or shoko)
if i'm using green tea must i add sugar?(i cant imagine green tea and sugar aargh)
for the steak and salami can i also use other meat parts like kidney?
Lastly, who knows where i can get spring onions and lemons to buy in lagos?
Thanks
Hi

Spinach is Shoko

I used liver as a replacement for salami and steak.

Malams who sell carrots and cabbage or salad ingredients should have spring onions.

For lemons, check with people who sell lime.
Family › Re: The After Marriage Adjustment For Females by bukatyne(f): 10:13pm On May 23, 2015
Timbuktou:
shocked angry
Ojoro grin grin
Lols

The spirit moves everyday... it doesn't just move every hour cheesy
Romance › Re: Send This To Your Ex And She May Actually Have A Rethink by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On May 23, 2015
@OP:

The energy you used to compose This text message would have been channelled into being a Good boyfriend in the first place.

Anyways, go and sin no more grin
Politics › Re: Tropicana Shopping Mall: Akpabio Opens N300 Million Facility In Uyo (photos) by bukatyne(f): 3:46pm On May 23, 2015
Akpabio has made Akwa Ibom a haven for rich people.
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole’s Mother: I Advised My Son To Marry A Foreigner by bukatyne(f): 3:29pm On May 23, 2015
cococandy:
See her mouth. So the late wife who was good isn't a Nigerian?
Or she's telling us she's a bad lady herself since she's Nigerian.
So she believes the foreign woman does not like property? Ignorance at its peak

Xtupid senseless talk.
Some ladies are pretty annoying.
If she was a young lady, I would say she's just talking

An old woman?

That's shameless.

Whatever rocks her boat jor
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by bukatyne(f): 3:13pm On May 23, 2015
Congrats to aisha2 and little one.

God bless her home.
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole’s Mother: I Advised My Son To Marry A Foreigner by bukatyne(f):
Mama and cousin,

I am ashamed such statements came from your mouths.

Mama: you are a Nigerian woman who gave birth to Nigerian women. You said yourself that your first DIL a Nigerian was wonderful. Are you a terrible wide to your husband? Did you drag properties with his family? Is This a case of all the women are bad except yourself and your family? Are your married daughters same way? Did you think Lara would have married your son If he had no money?

Cousin: you said Nigerian in-laws (men & women) are terrible; are you a terrible in-law? Do you torment your daughters family?

The same Nigerians who believe in your son, campaigned for him under the rain and sun and voted for him have suddenly become evil.

It is well.
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 2:33pm On May 23, 2015
SAMBARRY:
grin grin



grin grin





Shebi one was complaining about how he had been swindled with fake butts and brez



mouka foam stuffed bra and vita foam padded a55 grin








What they see is what they will get grin
Lols
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 2:29pm On May 23, 2015
Lumpyy:
Chai......see the number of pages wasted on you said this i mean that,haba,i no longer enjoy family section bcause of this fights.must everything be about you?state ur opinion on the matter and quit giving us headache,i had to scroll past several pages!!!!!
Sorry for the headache grin

What do you think about the OP?
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 2:28pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
so u agree women do it for them to be noticed by men?
That's a blanket question I cannot answer.

Ladies do different things for different reasons.

It would be like saying all men make money to be noticed by women.
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 2:22pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
ok...

so is d boobs of woman in her 60s now d issue

some of our young women own eh....



Nope
We dont need it
weare comfortable in our skin

with the correct resources, we will get any women we desire

no need to be exhibitionist nor bleach nor use fake hair
Interestingly, you will use your resources to get exhibitionists and fake hair wearers.

Perhaps these ladies are campaigning for you guys afterall
Family › Re: The After Marriage Adjustment For Females by bukatyne(f): 2:10pm On May 23, 2015
oloyede252:
hello ma,one bottle of origin for yougrin
Thanks

A bottle of water would do.

#Healthyeating when the spirit moves grin
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 2:08pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
correct!
freecocoa,... u see when i asked which circles of nip-ple showers do u roll with tongue tongue


hahahaha
Perhaps men should start a campaign on the ability to wear bum shorts and still look hot or wear only a Long shirt and be accepted.
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 2:03pm On May 23, 2015
Timbuktou:
Hehehe.
I agree with you.

Nobody shackled a woman's legs to a cheating or abusive husband. This is not even about finance.

If a woman doesn't like a situation, she either get up and leave, find a solution or endure the shait without whinnying.

The lamentations is the disgusting part; I am not done with the lamentations in the Bible abeg.

Modified:

Apologies, I just saw I quoted you instead of coogar
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 1:56pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
are naija ladies free to free their nip-ples presently
Who is stopping them?

Besides, I have not seen responsible men walking about naked If This campaign was about equality with men as Regards unclothedness

I cannot imagine someone like Obama or Dangote walking unclad on the streets.

That one is even far, I have not even seen any of our official drivers remove their shirts because it is hot.

Perhaps they want to compete with the mad men on the streets.

Anyways, good luck to them.
Family › Re: The After Marriage Adjustment For Females by bukatyne(f): 1:50pm On May 23, 2015
Immaangel:
After marriage women are expected to make all the adjustments and changes. Ladies, here are 6 things you should never do for your man
1. Ignore Your Dreams
Just because he wants you to spend time with him or be around him always, should not make you feel guilty into turning down that big promotion or the chance to go for thyuat prestigious conference abroad. He should never ask you to make a choice between your dreams and him. There should always be a common ground to work on. Ask yourself, would you be happy in a relationship where you have to give up your hard-earned dreams? If he loves you, he will understand that your dreams and career are as important as his.
2. Modify your values
All of us have our own set of moral values and principles that we believe in. These values form our identity and individuality to a good extent. Never try to change your morals just because your man wants you to. Even if you two don’t share common values, he should always respect yours, rather than change them. This is not just about moral values; it is also about religion and beliefs. Such things cannot and should not ever be changed just because someone else wants you to do so.
3. Change Your Look
woman should never change her appearance or the way she looks only because her man desires so. Subtle changes are acceptable, like dressing and styling ones. But if he wants you to go for surgeries to change certain aspect of your appearance then never agree to it. He should admire your natural beauty and not work towards changing it. Just because he doesn’t like the way your nose looks or if he finds your ears too pointy, it should not guilt-trip you into going for something as drastic as a surgery.
4. Sacrifice your personal space
Even your family and friends need your time and attention, and this is something even you enjoy, right? So, never sacrifice your personal space and time that you should be spending with them just because he wants you to. Try to divide it and strike a balance. Just because you are in a relationship does not mean that you do not need anyone else apart from him. And, he should understand and respect that.
5. Forget Who You Are
Never try to act what you are not. Do not show that you are less intelligent than him just to boost his ego or only because it will make him happy. Men like independent women, so acting stupid is not going to help at all. Also, you should not change your likes and dislikes for him. These things make you unique. So, do not lose your individuality and identity for a man. At least, not when you are being forced to do so
6. Handing over the reins
Never give him the access to be in control of you. No matter how much you love him, the decisions should always be mutual. He should never make the final decision of what you should and shouldn’t do. Always discuss with him, but make your decision keeping your own lifestyles and choices in mind.
Ladies, keep these things in mind. There are certain aspects of your personality that you should not change for a man, even when you are in love. If you are not true to yourself, you can never be true to your relationship!
@OP:

Goodday

These points should be settled before courtship

1. Your husband to be should be aware of your dreams before marriage and you both must agree with one another and be ready to align your dreams and aspirations. However, some dreams might be kept on a back burner till it is convenient to fulfill them. Some dreams might never the fulfilled either. Just as you shouldn't ignore your dreams for your husband, you should not ignore your husband for your dreams. Prioritizing properly in very important. Your husband also wanting to spend time with you is a symbol of love. sad


2. Modify your values: you shouldn't modify/change your core values. However your husband's personality especially his weaknesses would shape your values. It is called compromise .

3. Your husband should be pleased with your appearance before saying I do. The wife should also ensures she tries to maintain What the man loved initially. I know the lines are blurred and it is easier said than done.

4. It would be hard for a non-abusive husband to infringe on your personal space. You go to work/church/make your hair/one or two parties/visit your family/chat with your friends alone So How would he infringe on your space? I think the issue is more of couples not having ample time for each other. You actually send more time apart than together. It would be unwise for a wife to send the little time they should be together always galvanting.

5. As I said, you should know and study your man during courtship. Does he like a stupid woman? Intelligent one? Demi-semi intelligent? If you did your due diligence, This should up come up at all.

6. I also believe decisions should be mutual even though you let the person with the expertise make the decisions when There is conflict. It is also not possible for you to make devisions unilaterally even when it seems to concern you alone.

With proper courtship and genuine love from bothparties, these issues should not even crop up.

Also you seem to be ttalking from a defensive point of view towards marriage: you are anticipating battle ahead already.

Take it easy
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 1:17pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
so u support it... when will we have our naija version
The day Nigerian ladies feel their rights to freeing the tips is infringed.
Family › Re: What Makes You Happy. by bukatyne(f): 1:04pm On May 23, 2015
SAMBARRY:
Thanks jare. I will wink
cheesy
Family › Re: Free The Nip-ple Protest - Eye Candy or Groundbreaking by bukatyne(f): 1:03pm On May 23, 2015
pickabeau1:
University of Califonia San Diego (UCSD) students undressed in protest of public exposure laws and the sexualization of female nipples on Library Walk during the Free the Nipple event on Wednesday.

UCSD alumna and event organizer Anni Ma explained to the UCSD Guardian that the existing laws propagate injustice.

“When I saw a covered-up nipple that protruded out from a woman’s shirt and people making fun of it, I felt that it was unfair that women [aren’t] able to walk around without a bra and be comfortable,” Ma said. “Then, I started to wonder why I can’t walk around without a shirt when men can do that.”

The event began with Ma announcing at the beginning of the event that she will “free” her br.easts, after which both male and female participants removed their shirts.

Thurgood Marshall College junior Aubrey Oxley said to the Guardian that society has been coercing women to be afraid of exposing their bodies and there is no reason for women to be afraid of what is natural.

“[As] women, we shouldn’t be uncomfortable with our bodies because these are the bodies that we have, these are the bodies that we are born with,” Oxley said. “There’s no reason for us to feel afraid other than just that what society has made us feel. We’ve been socialized to be afraid.”

Eleanor Roosevelt College freshman Annika Reno stated that, although participating in the event made her feel uncomfortable, it was a necessary act.

“It is uncomfortable for everyone, but it is something that needs to be done,” Reno said. “I think that the fact that it isn’t comfortable makes it even more compelling and revolutionary.”

It was not until the 1930s that men in the United States were legally allowed to publicly expose their nipples. Now, women across the nation are campaigning for legalization of the public exposure of female nipples, declaring that it should be considered a right.

According to Oxley, the movement began during the 2014 Topless March in New York City. Oxley discussed how the event instigated a change in people’s perceptions of female body parts.

“Men actually had to cover up their nipples, as well, but that law changed. If you look back into centuries, past women couldn’t even show their ankles because ankles were sexualized,” Oxley said. “We live in a very misogynic society where women’s bodies are hypersexualized, and this movement is the first step [away from that].”

Incoming UCSD Associated Students President Dominick Suvonnasupa told the Guardian that the event promotes gender equality in society.

“I believe that men and women should have equal opportunity and equal rights. It might seem trivial to a lot of people, but why is it that there’s inequality between guys and girls?” Suvonnasupa said. “Why can’t they be topless when they want to?”


The event concluded without any arrests or legal consequences after two hours. Ma said she believed the event was a success.

“When you know you’re right, it’s not scary,” Ma told the Guardian. “I want everyone to be comfortable with their bodies and to be comfortable enough to see other people being comfortable [with] their own bodies.”

http://ucsdguardian.org/2015/05/20/students-protest-nudity-laws-at-free-the-nipple-event/

See official event video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ISs7SFSNYk

this was discussed last year and the movement is gaining momentum
will the feminists soon stage something similar in naija... please send me ticket o
i support such movements grin

cc: bukatyne naijababe ewuro4 Timbuktou cococandy TV01 damiso tearoses anonimi idowuogbo MizMyColi coogar 5minsmadness stillfire
They want to have freedom to walk naked...

They want to be comfortable in their own bodies...

By the power vested in me as the rights granter, I give it to them.

Goodluck in their quest.

Besides, the boobs need fresh air.
Family › Re: What Makes You Happy. by bukatyne(f): 12:58pm On May 23, 2015
SAMBARRY:
what apin?
Nothing grin

Regards to Wura
Family › Re: What Makes You Happy. by bukatyne(f): 12:57pm On May 23, 2015
1. My husband: everything about him

2. A loving atmosphere with my family (nuclear & extended) and friends

3. Singing hymns ( I actually smile when singing hymns i like), wonderful praise & worship session, lovely choir rendition and interesting Sunday school

4. A job/ptoject well done


5. Genuine compliments from people who know me well. Don't really count random compliments/insults

6. Getting Something when and How I need it

7. Excellent food

8.Shopping and all its variations... window, door, roof etc.

9. Beautiful environment.
Etc.
Family › Re: What Makes You Happy. by bukatyne(f): 12:47pm On May 23, 2015
irunoko:
Wura
You're Kulyie? shocked
Family › Re: My Sick Husband Wants Me To Be Having Sex Elsewhere by bukatyne(f): 8:22pm On May 22, 2015
What is wrong with a woman having sex at 50?

Are the posters here saying at fifty, they do not want to have sex in their marriages anymore or they will not sleep with their wives (while still sleeping about outsidehuh)

@Topic: The wife should get a vibrator to do the job and involve her husband.

She should not betray his love.
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 7:52am On May 22, 2015
Good morning peeps

Glad This thread is back on track

Will be back later cheesy
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 11:20pm On May 21, 2015
TV01:
Nope, you clearly started it - I entered to offer my heartfelt congratulations on your anniversary, and merely teased you about the thread - the joke you yourself laughed at the last time I made it.

You then said I "lacked common sense", and followed that up by calling me dim-witted". Both of which I ignored 'cos I know how bristly you can be. You then jumped on another post of mine and had a dig at my wife/womenfolk.

Having said all that, I could have been more benign. I appreciate that you are rightly defensive of your spouse and don't appreciate him being ridiculed. I was also a little mean to you. But you you didn't do too badly in dealing with it.

You have been complimentary to my wife - and kids - and a kind word turns away anger. I unreservedly apologise for having a go at your hubby and being mean to you.


Have a good night


TV
Anytime I see a Good thing, I always compliment whenever I can.

My apologies for my mean posts too.

Regards to your family.
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 11:08pm On May 21, 2015
Someone is viewing o! shocked you know yourself.

I yam not like This...

Outside This thread.
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 11:03pm On May 21, 2015
thorpido:
Abasi Mbok.Too cost na
You be my brother in service?

Abaide?

OK na, let me add subsidy and pay N10 per liter for you.

Your bill is N6,700 only.

And don't tell me okuku ibaha (hope I yam right sad)
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 10:54pm On May 21, 2015
thorpido:
Una well done here o.

I'm just passing by.............dey look for fuel.
30Litres for 9k cool

Home delivery wink
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 10:49pm On May 21, 2015
babyosisi:
^^^^^

Bukatyne the thread is a hit
cool
See
Lols

Hit of bashing

I will repent after This thread grin till further notice tongue lipsrsealed
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 10:47pm On May 21, 2015
pickabeau1:
once again you ladies miss the point

this thread.. you're the Op was about women castigating women.

Frances brought men in it and it was duly obliged
This thread was a discussion and he brought a very beautiful angle.

Women are women's worst enemies
Men are men's worst enemies....

Going by coco's first post.

Why focus on the women only?

Just to point out that people are wicked and it is not a gender thing..
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 10:44pm On May 21, 2015
lolababe331e:
Gbam, he was simply pointing out that both sexes are guilty yet only women get labelled . That's not bashing but rather an objective assessment
Trust me, I am amazed.

The first might would have been between Frank and YourC.

Yet females started the bashing
Family › Re: Women Are Their Worst Enemies by bukatyne(op): 10:40pm On May 21, 2015
bukatyne:
This is my stance in This issue.

Men always backstab and betray themselves yet men don't feel they are each others' worst enemies grin

They see as humans are Naturally deceptive and treat it as such.

So true about the celebrity ish
Pickabeau,

Is This an insult?

This was my reply to Francis.

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