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Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:16pm On Jan 20, 2015
Chillisauce:
If I were a man,and I had that kind of a wife. I will be very embarrassed .
Next time, she can as well lock her kitchen .
Or her pots
The guest mega messed up.

I can't imagine sleeping over in someone's house and I carry my too cray legs to the kitchen, open people's pots and foodstuffs and start cooking.

What am I cooking?

In my extended family, you do not enter the kitchen of your married brother uninvited except you say with them...

Let's be real...

Imagine wifey had a female friend who brought her bobo and the next day, bobo enters hubby's car that he quickly wants to get something.... The story will not be like this.

I am not even concerned if the girl is a side/main/only chick
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 2:08pm On Jan 20, 2015
aisha2:
Na wa oh, so your husbands friend can decide that no one will disrespect his fling but your husband can let them disrespect his lawful wife in her house and even ask that she should apologise hmmmm.

Na wa oh. You owe non of the louts any apology arrant nonsense

Am not particular about the kitchen iss but as a guest people should be more polite.
However, I understand the lady's point of view, she may have wanted a peaceful weekend but the boyfriend possibly wanted a cheaper option hence her aggression and maybe woman of the house had probably been giving her condescending looks and all hence her reaction.

Anyway, if I were you I would be more concerned with my husband not standing up for me than anything else
It is how you carry your property that people will help you carry it.
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f): 1:12pm On Jan 20, 2015
ottizz:
Firstly, my friend is not be allowed to bring any woman he is intimate with into my matrimonial home, except his wife or fiancee.
Secondly, no one (friend, sibling, parent) has the temerity to come into my house and insult my wife.

OP, you did well not to apologize to the biatch. I wish you did not apologize to the guy. He should have respected himself from the jump by going to the hotel.
The husband obviously lacks respect for the wife himself
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by bukatyne(f):
Unionised:
Women!

Una too get wahala.

So you couldn't endure a single day?

Now a momentary impatience, see you apologizing to everybody.

Very avoidable.

But no, you just had to bring yourself down.

SMH
Abeg shift!

I am 100% sure you will not mind if your wife's friend came with her boyfriend who drives your car the next morning without your permission

Some guys always expect ladies to take shit as if women do not have blood flowing through their veins...

The wife has to search properly; there is something seriously wrong with her marriage and I will not be too surprised if it is hubby that is actually sleeping with the girl.

If they felt offended, it is the hubby that should apologize.

End time marriages undecided

Modified:

The lady is very ill mannered ( I am not concerned if she is a lovepeddler or wife of the friend)

Who just enters a host's kitchen and start cooking? If she was so helpful, why did she not clear the sink or sweep the rug or another obvious chore? She could not even ask 'what are we eating this morning', 'how can I be of help' or the best method... when the host goes into the kitchen, guest follows her and helps her. If the host doesn't let her do anything, she stays there to keep her company.
Family › Re: Where Did You Meet Your Spouse? by bukatyne(f): 11:29am On Jan 20, 2015
buggaboo:
Ok. I get you now.
Easier said than done though.
Life happens.
Kids happen.
It is entirely up to them both cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: Wives Of Pastors Urged To Satisfy Husbands In Bed by bukatyne(f): 10:37am On Jan 20, 2015
I thought the Pastors are the ones with this issue?

I will wager the pastors' wives are more sexually frustrated than the pastors themselves.

This woman is not been truthful in this case undecided
Family › Re: My Wife Hates And Starves Her Stepchildren by bukatyne(f): 9:47am On Jan 20, 2015
passionate88:
You won't... Most Nigerian women don't like the idea of them living with their step-children... They might say no deal when dating, but when they get married, that's when they will unleash the dragon in them..

It's one of the reason, and yes it is a reason to him
Step children/parents situation is a very very dicey relationship.

I have a cousin whose husband had a kid in Sec School. She has a shaky relationship with hubby and the step daughter uses that to her advantage. My cousin would clean the fridge, arrange the house & this pikin would go there and scatter it all saying 'who is this that cannot arrange the house/fridge bla bla bla'. Trust me, she would not re-arrange to 'her taste' and it is the same cousin who couldn't arrange well that will re-arrange it again.

The girl does not assist in chores etc.

Some step mothers too are evil

Besides, if my mother slaps me for lying, I would cry & forget; if my step mother does same, I will most likely turn it upside down and say that it is because I am not her daughter.
Family › Re: My Wife Hates And Starves Her Stepchildren by bukatyne(f): 9:40am On Jan 20, 2015
laplace12:
Who said she is feeding them huh So cooking food that is provided by the man means feeding them?

Truth is the man wants to bond with his children before they eventually leave the house but the woman is not letting it happen. His children seem more important to him than the arrogant, angry and rude woman. It is his choice.
This is where you guys fail and start wailing that women like money....

What if the wife was the one paying the food? It automatically makes it right for her to starve them (if true?)

And you expect a woman to cook for +18yr oldshuh (Are they handicapped?)
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 9:27am On Jan 20, 2015
okotv:
thank you. I hope to open up soon.
cheesy
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 11:42pm On Jan 19, 2015
okotv:
its hard to believe you have faced heartbreak. Well, age is still on my side to open up but then....


am an introvert. Not easy to start allover again
If you don't succeed, you just have to try again....

But Biko heal and Mega look well
Family › Re: Where Did You Meet Your Spouse? by bukatyne(f): 11:39pm On Jan 19, 2015
buggaboo:
You mean your true love.
The two are not always the same you know.
Nope,

I meant first love... as used in the Bible

First love here means How they first started; the kind of rapport they built etc.

They should carry that love nwantiti attitude into their marriage;

Their change of status from engaged to married should affect everyone apart from themselves

They should still be that 100L chic/300L guy to themselves.

Long epistle
Family › Re: "Wives, Reverence Your Husbands Even When Upset"! ~ OEV by bukatyne(op): 11:27pm On Jan 19, 2015
thorpido:
Christian couples trying to resolve quickly whatever difference there is between them also goes a long way.There shouldn't be a reason to keep dragging on offences if both partners are quick to forgive and can easily apologise.
Welcome to the thread

True
Family › Re: "Wives, Reverence Your Husbands Even When Upset"! ~ OEV by bukatyne(op): 11:26pm On Jan 19, 2015
buggaboo:
Word!
Welcome to the thread

What is the 'word'?
Family › Re: How Many Men Still Do This In Nigeria ? (pics) by bukatyne(f): 11:16pm On Jan 19, 2015
Quite a number do and even much morr

Men are more open to doing house chores today than yesteryears.
Family › Re: If You Were To Be The Opposite Sex For An Hour, What Will U Do First? by bukatyne(f): 10:11pm On Jan 19, 2015
YourCoffin:
...That's the reasoning...

But the percentage of those who don't like it, is too minimal to discourage me.

Very likely if I undergo sex change surgery.

So, I keep on dreaming until it's possible oneday...
OK o!

Let us know when you achieve your 'dreams'
Family › Re: If You Were To Be The Opposite Sex For An Hour, What Will U Do First? by bukatyne(f): 6:39pm On Jan 19, 2015
YourCoffin:
Don't like it. But I hear ladies love it like God loves praises....
Lols

And you think your transformation grin would make you like it wink

Just like everything, not All ladies like chocolate cheesy

So you might change to one who doesn't like it still grin lipsrsealed

Try your luck sha
Family › Re: Where Did You Meet Your Spouse? by bukatyne(f): 4:30pm On Jan 19, 2015
MarvellousGod:
Amen... Thanks dearie
You are welcome

I know you will hear courtship is different from marriage but I'll say it depends on How you both want it.

Don't depart from your first love
Family › Re: If You Were To Be The Opposite Sex For An Hour, What Will U Do First? by bukatyne(f): 4:26pm On Jan 19, 2015
YourCoffin:
Eat lots of chocolate
What's stopping you from doing that?
Family › Re: Where Did You Meet Your Spouse? by bukatyne(f): 3:31pm On Jan 19, 2015
MarvellousGod:
I met him in my year 1..i was packing into my new lodge(off campus) and he was packing into same lodge in a room opposite mine..he was in 300l then, said he wanted somewhere closer to school hence the change of lodge. ..

We became friends (neighbour things cheesy smiley), he told me stuffs about the school, advised me including making good grades, attending lectures, staying off guys, et al.. Talked me into getting a library card and would ask me if I went to the library each time I came back from school...we really became so close, attended morning mass and other church gatherings together (catholics will understand), I could borrow anything from him including beverages, food stuffs etc likewise him. whenever he had food, I wouldn't bother cooking but would simply eat from his, likewise him. he would flash me in the night to get up and read, we sometimes did night calls just to keep sleep off our eyes..During exams, whoever didn't have an exam for that day did the cooking... I can go on and on, we were the best to each other..he was good to me and I was nice to him.. People thought we were related but when they found out the truth, they strted spying on us.. grin angry

All these while, nothing happened between us(it's hard to believe right? but sincerely nothing did), I never passed the night in his room though stayed late sometimes watching movies or gisting while his door was open....

He finally asked me out in his final year and that was the beginning of our romantic relationship cheesy wink.. I actually knew he had interest in me because of his attitude when other guys pestered me....

Anyway, it's 6yrs now and we are engaged.. he has taken the first step of seeing my parents and we are tying the nut come April. ... smiley

Asked him why he kept disturbing me about studies during my early years in the Uni, he said "he wanted to build his world"...Yeah, we both graduated with excellent grades...

I will catch a bullet anyday for him.. His happiness is my priority. . He's my first and only love kiss kiss kiss smiley smiley
He always says "we will teach the world the meaning of true love".. smiley smiley cry

I pray God always not to let this seed of love in us die but get better with time. .. I love you till death sweetheart smiley smiley smiley


Yeah, true love still exists. . cool cool... sorry for the long epistle smiley wink
Beautiful story

Reminds me of mine

God be with you both
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 2:28pm On Jan 19, 2015
Well. Well,

An alleged sister has taken to Linda Ikeji 's blog to refute that the hubby was not abusive & she died of an illness.

Case Don tie wrapper and at This stage....

@ Ese, Sorry for blaming you, RIP
@ Family, accept my condoleses


My earlier posts still stands in other cases of Marital esp physical abuse.
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 12:11pm On Jan 19, 2015
aisha2:
Off about a man watching his wife dance. Na wa oh
The picture looks off to me. I am not ready to pursue This further and no matter the RIPs, Ese is not coming back to life.

I hope others learn from it and her parents heal from the experience.

If Frankiss' version is the real, then who is the friend who took to twitter saying she knew he was yahoo yahoo? Frank said she didn't know since they had a LDR.
Family › Re: Dog Meat: Housewife Threatens Divorce by bukatyne(f): 11:58am On Jan 19, 2015
Where is the threat of divorce?

A plumber uses the money he ought to use for his children's fees for dog meat

From the story, the kids are grown and can look after themselves so why can't she get something doing to fetch additional income? I doubt the dog meat money can comfortably cater for the fees of the four kids.

What a family!
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 11:24am On Jan 19, 2015
bellong:
See how the guy was looking at the lady.

In his mind..."See how she dey dance like say she don win lotto, she go hear am when we reach Malaysia, keep dancing. When we land, na dance go dance you...."

That guy's face sef is "fearsome"
Thank you
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 10:42am On Jan 19, 2015
Frankiss44:
This was the only pic i have of their colourful marriage
There is something off about the picture

I hope the man gets the justice he deserves
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 10:29am On Jan 19, 2015
aisha2:
Did you read this?



Sometimes it's okay to admit the initial post was wrong and someone close is saying the real story. No one knows it all, no one is perfect, she didn't sit and do nothing, she tried to leave and the mistake she made was telling him she would go to the police, do you imagine for a second the trauma she passed through in the last days?

Then the Malaysian authorities are idiots, why not stabilise her first? Why bundle and send her to die in that state? Please lets be human abeg, no one and no situation is perfect. from the initial story I blamed her but her family friend came and gave the true story and I have better knowledge and apologised. She didn't cause it, she didn't tolerate it, the idiot fake friend who posted this caused the misinformation by wrongly stating thay she refused to leave because of shame which was a lie.

Put yourself in her shoes, what would you have done? You probably married your child hood love who travelled for greener pastures, he came back for you unlike others who dump their babes, you had a beautiful wedding, you get abroad and find out he isn't what he said he is, in naivety you threatened him with police, he locks you up siezes all your property you are in prison, he locks you in and beat you a neighbor calls police a little too late, the authorities instead of treating you bundled you back in that bad state. Haba my sister,.it could be any of us, we don't make perfect decisions all the time, she went through enough hell in her last moments she was brave but unlucky, dragging her even in death because one stupid uninformed friend tweeted a story she knew little about is not right. Thank you Frank for standing by her bless you
I went to Frank's profile and read All his posts on This case...

From What I read,

It was a long distance relationship where they probably did not meet/know each other at all

The lady threatened the guy she would report to the police when the battery started...

OK, I get your points.
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Dies From Injuries Sustained From Beating By Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:46am On Jan 19, 2015
Truckpusher:
No single empathy even for the dead?.....smh.
Dearie,

Don't let it drop.

I'll save my empathy for her parents and family.
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 10:41pm On Jan 18, 2015
okotv:
Thank you so much. I harbour no hate whatsoever. I need the healing/overhaul process to be done with before I try again. For now, I just keep the good ones as friends and discard those I don't like.

I believe when am ready again, God will do a perfect job. I don't expect her to be perfect cause that would be harsh of me.
I hardly go private on social media but because of you, I decided to and it was worth it. Thanks for being a blessing.
See me smiling here smiley

Glad to be a blessing to you.
Family › Re: Which Would You Rather Be? by bukatyne(f): 10:40pm On Jan 18, 2015
mutter:
Why lost. In most cases they are intertwined.In most cases the social status of the other person determines whether you let yourself into a relationship or not. Especially for women.
Only when you opt for a relationship does love, care and encouragement take place.
It seems we are talking two different things.

I was referring to a marriage so obviously the relationship is there (ideal marriage I mean)
Family › Re: Which Would You Rather Be? by bukatyne(f): 10:29pm On Jan 18, 2015
mutter:
Men are much more dependent on a woman than the want to admit.
Today men are also financially dependent on women to a large extent.
That is the basic problem in marriage today. The man has lost his old biblical role as a provider and a protector. The only thing they are struggling to hang on to is their role as the superior partner in the relationship.
So it is difficult for most women under such circumstances to take on the functions of a man without wanting to grab hold of that supremacy too.
Superior partner?

You lost me there.

When I was talking dependence, I was referring to love, care, encouragement etc etc.

I agree that in relationship where a husband's headship is dependent on his ability to provide, he loses that place as soon as he loses his earning edge
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 10:19pm On Jan 18, 2015
okotv:
decided to try again. Was deep into it but she wasn't cause she preferred another guy.
Sorry...

I know How intense a guy loves when he wants to especially his first love and How our ladies play with it and start chasing love when they are old.

You have got to forgive her for hurting you, forgive yourself for falling for her and decide to start again.

I like the fact that you want to heal and have a total rehaul before venturing into the dating field again.

Praying to God to heal you helps a lot; He is very very ready to heal you. That is step 1.

I believe there is someone out there destined to be a perfect fit for you... however note that even though she is a perfect fit, she is not perfect just as you are not perfect too.

But first, you need the healing/overhaul so you can love selflessly again.
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On Jan 18, 2015
okotv:
Mizmycoli's write-up on love has made me decide
to share why I locked up my heart to love for so
long. It all began in 2007, I spent the holidays at an
aunt's place and on that fateful day, I was caught by
the younger brother of a girl also staying in the flat
doing immoral things(mind you nothing like
Penetration, just body touching)as my hormones
had just started to develop. We were reported and
blamed, punished but the annoying thing about that
phase of my life as a young boy was how the whole
situation was heaped on me. I decided to start
snubbing females and that was helped by the fact
that I was attending a boys only boarding school.
When I graduated, I had been so locked up I didn't
even notice, I was cold to girls and treated them as
guys.
It all changed when I met a true female intellectual.
She took the better part of two months convincing
me to give love a chance. I finally succumbed but
met a terrible heartbreak. So severe was it that it
took two weeks for me to get over it. I will love one
day but for now, I have decided to forgo that
passion till am through with my academics and
trainings.

That is a more detailed explanation .
OK then

I want to believe that the girl was the sis to the guy that's why things turned out that way... If it was your bro who caught you both, it would have been humiliating for the girl in question.

@Heartbreak, What caused it?
Family › Re: How To Find Your Future Spouse by bukatyne(f): 9:34pm On Jan 18, 2015
okotv:
the last paragraph is the summary. A detailed explanation in in my diary, will try to sort it out for you maybe later
Would like to read the details, don't want to assume anything

Take care and Good night.

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