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Family › Re: Discussing Financial Troubles In Marriage by bukatyne(f): 7:30am On Dec 25, 2014
trekkie:
insightful posts learned a lot. bukatyne is absolutely right. men and women abuse "power" whether financial, political ...anything .
Thanks cheesy

Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2015
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 8:58pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
grin I'm not changing my mouth biko. I have not said now that leadership is not the defining quality of masculinity. It is. That quality is an attitude. What did I say before biko? huh

Ehn, how does that even compute biko? What did I say that translates like that?

If she wants to be, abi? grin Ok o. There's a woman that works with Goldman-Sachs that makes me think that that is true. No, she's not the CEO, a director or something like that. I know that it is not impossible. Like I already said. What I have said is that leadership is a masculine, not feminine quality. So a woman has to behave like a man to lead, right? Her softness has to be hidden. She has to harden herself and treat things with an uncharacteristic ruthlessness.

Men will always be gentle with their family. But no man who appreciates the role of manhood in the family is less than firm even when being gentle. I can be crazy and playful with my little nephew and niece. They love playing. But they also know that there's a firm, uncompromising side to me. For some reason they seem to prefer hanging around me. Their dad, my brother, used to tell me that they'd become afraid of me and start avoiding me but they gravitate to me now.

Yes, we may be various things to various people. But manhood will always mean firmness, adventurism, first line of defence. And a woman who wants to lead will have to don that cloak. It is not a feminine one. That's my point.
O zugo
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 8:57pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Woman, thy name is discontent.Content grin grin grin
While searching for higher ground
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 8:55pm On Dec 24, 2014
Timbuktou:
Hahahaha. Funny you. The remaining non-christian blacks are cursed. We hail you o, Mrs. Blessing Okagbare.
Meaning?
Family › Re: Discussing Financial Troubles In Marriage by bukatyne(f): 8:48pm On Dec 24, 2014
aisha2:
I was judging a woman whose husband told all who cared to listen that after training his wife he lost his job and she became a devil.
One day I met her crying at an older friend's place, I wanted to leave but our mutual friend called me back and explained why she called me to come.
The woman needed a loan, rent and fees were due at the same time and Oga had once again convinced her through blackmail and bullying to release money she had been saving for both purposes, now they were due and he told her to apply for an office loan.
She said she was drained and tired, she can't complain or talk with him because it always turns into " have you forgotten that I am the one who trained you". She comes home late each day to meet dishes undone, has to go and pick the kids from her sisters place because they go there after school if she asks him to baby sit it will be that she is turning him to her house boy. She cant keep a maid because he sleeps with them or harasses them till they leave, she now has to pick the kids, make dinner and check their homework while he does nothing only nag her.
She said she takes on extra trips even when she was heavily pregnant just so she could use the DSA to add to her salary .
I was shocked because this man will always paint her like a wicked unsupportive wife and she never says anything so it wont be that she is kicking him when he is down. Normally she shuts up manages and pays the bills denys herself so many things and the only reason why she came to speak to our friend was because she was desperate and didn't know where to turn to. Our NGO work there is no allowance for loans as they can fire you any day anytime.
We were both able to raise the money for her but not as a loan

Since that day I am slow to judge till I see for myself that the women are mean.

If a woman stays at home mostly she at least tries to make the home habitable, some men will expect their wives to go through all the stress and come home to start from sqaure 1 off cause she will be irritated and upset.

If one spouse is staying home for the while try to make life easier for the working one so paying the bills doesn't become so frustrating
I find it difficult to wrap my head round it.

My youngest sister cannot go out with me @ home and I expect her to come back and cook or whatever.
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 5:59pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
You see your life? grin

Which power over ego biko? Are you an Ijebu woman? shocked
Might come as one in the next life...

Nna mehn... those are the kind of powers I need
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 5:58pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Actually that's the wrong way to look at it. Jobs aren't themselves leadership. Leadership is an attitude.

A cleaner can be a person of responsibility or a dependent. It all depends on the person's particular approach to the job. A man who recognizes that would clean like cleaning is the same as directing the affairs of the whole company.

No I'm not saying that. I'm saying that when she assumes leads, her softness and natural instinct to comfort goes out the window.

I know what you're saying.
You are changing ya mouth angry that was my point bringing up Joseph and co years back tongue

@ bolded: are you saying that Jesus was not a good leader?

I am sure the CEO can be a loving mother if she wants to. Myles Monroe (RIP) called them different hats... We are different things to different people and behave accordingly to them without losing the essence of our being...

The way you will address your younger brother is different from how you will address your elder bro... It doesn't change who you are

See the different positions as hats we put on....

The male boss who is barking at work might be a gentle lamb with his family... Abacha case in point.
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 5:42pm On Dec 24, 2014
okotv:
thank you.


compliments of the season
Same to you
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 5:42pm On Dec 24, 2014
Emaprince:
grin I hear you!..but mind you,christ no support feminism o!..happy xmas anyways..
You must be a mind reader

Happy Christmas cheesy
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 5:36pm On Dec 24, 2014
okotv:
I almost replied that comment cause it sounds awkward.


*I am not cursed *
Okay, amen cheesy
Politics › Re: Police Parades 13 Year Old Female Suicide Bomber In Kano (Picture) by bukatyne(f): 5:34pm On Dec 24, 2014
Terrible

This girl was robbed of her childhood by the very person who should have protected it with his life if need be cry

She needs to be admitted into a rehab asap
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 5:32pm On Dec 24, 2014
Emaprince:
what is that your name?..bulletin abi bukatyne..I'm very sure you black and a yoruba woman..

Let's say..since bukatyne is black,then bukatyne=cursed!!!
Btw,all the blacks around me(including me) are well blessed..
You must be so pained that you mentioned my moniker three times grin

It is bukatyne and I got healed of the curse when I gave my life to Christ cheesy
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 5:29pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Ehen nau. After all, men actually do good in the kitchen if they want. We just don't want to make y'all feel bad. grin I look forward to a few months at least of pure bachelorhood myself. I want to run some experiments in the kitchen.

The thing y'all might actually be missing is that we surrender our welfare into your hands and give you a place of power over us. Una jus de para anyhow, lol.
Feel bad ke? I nor get that kind shame... (I must be different...)

Y'all can have the power if I get to enjoy free meals daily

Biko I want to have power over ego and other tins that matter than food grin
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 5:26pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Lmao grin

I knew that that was your point and I still offer my arguments in counter. cheesy No "level playing ground" elsewhere. Outside the home men don't automatically lose their masculinity nor do women lose their feminity. Both are still different. And their differences are such great strengths for the whole human race that we incur terrible loss eliminating them.

Abeg, more handouts. Just to torment bukatyne. Lol.
The duo can lead without losing anything ;

Ok look at it this way;
A husband heads his home and a driver or cleaner @ work... does he lose his masculinity?
A wife is led by her hubby and is the CEO @ work... does she lose her feminity?

Are you saying a woman leading upsets the balance?

@handouts: They will keep collecting and giving; some are too lazy to pay their dues and some men like to keep them permanently under. Just like the Aids and Grants the West gives Africa... sad sad sad angry sad cry
Family › Re: Baby Falls Off Mum’s Back On Okada, Crushed By Truck by bukatyne(f): 5:19pm On Dec 24, 2014
RIP to the baby and may God console the mother and family

I am sure there is more to the story because I do not understand the mother is careless part.

Women back kids on bike everyday without tragedy. Not everyone is rich enough to avoid a car.
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 4:53pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Eya grin

I feel your pain. It is well. Better you than him. Unless you want to eat grass instead of pumpkin leaves, lol.
is this the lines you guys use to console ladies grin

Hubby is a very good cook and washed/extracted the palm kernel juice. He will kill and clean up the fowls later today...
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 4:51pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Lmao grin grin grin grin grin

The closest is "o zugo" ('it is enough' OR 'it is ok'). grin
Da'alu

Mazi Obi,

O zugo... grin

P.S.: My point is the only place a man is a leader for free because of his d.ick is in marriage; else where there is a level playing field for both men and women to lead. It is now left for each of them to put in their best to become leaders. I dislike the idea of quota system where 10% of a cabinet must be women whether they deserve it or not.

This is what makes men have mouth... afterall, we dashed you angry sad tongue

Women say no to handouts!!!!! cheesy kiss
Family › Re: Discussing Financial Troubles In Marriage by bukatyne(f): 4:45pm On Dec 24, 2014
@OP:

It is simply as a result of husbands eating their cake and wanting to have it cheesy

The husband is the head of his family yes; however this headship IS NOT based on his financial strength or status (that is for another day). What we have is most husbands and wives tying the headship to finance which seems to work as along as the man is the head financially. Once he loses the financial edge, please what is his use?

We have several threads on NL where male posters have said they will not do house chores because they are the 'head' & finance the home or bring a larger ticket; some are quick to 'chase' their wives from their house (how I detest the word "husband's house" when I am not marrying a married man) obviously because they pay for the rent.

Oga flex muscle finish and suddenly he loses his job/accident/whatever and he expects madam to be the perfect supportive wife? He must be dreaming.

If he acknowledged they were one when the going was good, chances are wifey will be supportive wink

We now have the issue of ego? Oga doesnot work, stays at home all day and he wants madam to come back from work and start jumping from kitchen to bathroom undecided because? Oga earns less and suddenly madam suggesting (not deciding o) they buy A instead of B is seen as control; Madam getting angry over an issue she got angry about means she wants to become the pilot abi na captain tongue

I agree there are some hare brained and demonic wives like Tony's wife but most of them had it coming.
Family › Re: Sad Marital Tales From My Friend by bukatyne(f): 4:12pm On Dec 24, 2014
EfemenaXY:
Lol!

Now this is crazy! grin grin
This is the season of love and sharing...

What can I do other than offer prayers for him?

If wifey was misbehaving, I would understand the feminism angle but a man is misbehaving and FEMINISM is the culprit? Is the husband a feminist? The husband irritates wifey yet wifey initiates s.ex and tries to cuddle hubby? undecided

That thunder should keep doing pressup grin
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 4:07pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
And a very Merry Christmas to you, bukatyne. smiley
Same to you too

My Christmas is very merry from hopping about the market angry sad

Wetin woman pikin fit do?
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 4:05pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
I'm seriously starting to wonder when you got to know me on this forum. I didn't always fight feminism, you know. I used to support these postmodernist fallacies because I did know that both genders are capable of playing many of each other's roles.

The fact that a woman CAN does not mean that a woman DOES. I already said that a few times. I can stick my hand in the fire. That is simply a question of ability. I don't. I will only under special circumstances. That is a question of more than ability.

Women can go to war. A woman can take on adverse elements and lead the charge. But does she? Jesus said that the stones would cry out if human beings quit their praise. Nature has everything multiplied. A woman will play a man's role under abnormal circumstances and vice versa.

Read what I write, bukatyne, not what you think I am writing.

What kind of examples do you need me to give? undecided

These questions do not fit anything I said. They don't quite answer anything I said. I asked you what other members of the family a woman leads. I didn't say that she doesn't lead her kids.

Now, about the copilot questions that I asked, of course, co-pilots XOs etc are leaders. I knew that before asking. The question was to enable you to.understand my argument. The co-pilot leads on the authority of the pilot. In other words, the leadership of the co-pilot is derived from the pilot, that of the XO from the captain, etc. It is all leadership nonetheless.

In the same vein, a woman is a leader but her leadership derives from the man's. Thus leadership is still a male quality. This does not mean, like I already said, that women cannot lead when there is no man around. They can but she will have to sacrifice her feminity to do so. There is a ruthlessness and adventurism that belongs exclusively to leadership and comes naturally to men but which women cannot exhibit without sacrificing the protectiveness and compromise that defines womanhood. THAT is my argument. Not that a woman cannot be a leader.
How do you say ok in igbo?
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 12:46pm On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Lol. Of course you do. I didn't ask because I thought you might agree. cheesy

Are you just saying that? Or is there a reason you think that leadership is not gender-specific? Women who occupy positions of organizational leadership tend to have to sacrifice that forgiving, accommodating approach that women uniquely have to situations of conflict or potential conflict. Men are far more confrontational than women. They challenge and accept challenges. They strike compromises only when it appears to benefit the things they are protecting. Men do not necessarily turn from conflict because it is unpleasant. Can you say that that is natural to women?

Do we have to go hunting statistics and scientific studies too to demonstrate the truth of an obvious fact?

I don't get this "behave alike" thing. If leadership is itself a behavior, an attitude, in how many different ways can anyone "behave" this one "behavior"?

Who are the other members of the family that women lead? I'd like to be clear on that.

I don't think that we had any disagreements on the definition of leadership. However, reporting to someone does not necessarily make them a leader. Common sense says that a leader is just that person in front meeting the challenge and the opposition first and carving out a path for those coming after.
@bolded: I laugh is Spanish

The earlier you realize that either gender can exhibit certain characteristics, the better for you cheesy

Women are naturally forgiving bla bla bla. Can you give examples?

Don't the children report to the mother? Are the maids/staff and others not accountable to be mother? Except you mean to say that only CEOs are leaders i.e. CFO, CTO, COO, etc. are not leaders.

This discussion is getting windy.

You believe women cannot be/ are not leaders. Ok then. (all these back and forth really changes nothing grin)

Compliments of the season cheesy
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To Nashville And I by bukatyne(op): 12:32pm On Dec 24, 2014
RoyalRoy:
Lollz.... Better late than never. Already Bought your birthday cows.... That will give the cows more time to grow big by next year!!!
tongue
grin
Family › Re: African Fathers Are So Sweet! by bukatyne(f): 12:07pm On Dec 24, 2014
onila:
pple are calling him gay in the black American group
Black = cursed undecided

How did a gay man father a child?
Family › Re: 6 African Counties Where It Is Illegal To Beat Your Kids by bukatyne(f): 12:01pm On Dec 24, 2014
@Topic:

The problem is not the cane in Nigeria's society: It is the fact that we do not train our kids and expect the cane to do that for us. A child of 3yrs is doing something wrong and the parents are like 'this child is spoil'/stubborn/bad' instead of correcting him or her and then result to cane when the matter is out of hand undecided

The lawmakers should please be patient till I am done bringing up my kids before they outlaw flogging. A friend told a story of someone's daughter who when asked to clear the sink said 'she is sorry she can't' in a polite manner (as taught in her secondary school). Guess what reset the child's brain? A good backhand slap.

Any child wey no wan chop slap or koboko go listen to training and advise grin

Like the Bible rightly said, there is madness in the heart of a child and cane will bring it out.

The cane here might be physical, verbal, mental etc. etc.
Family › Re: I Look Down On Nigerian Men That Say Rice Is Their Best Food! by bukatyne(f): 11:47am On Dec 24, 2014
What would one not see here?

So liking rice is the symbol of homosexuality?

Dearest OP,

I detest rice and might not cook it for months when I was alone...

I prefer swallow or beans & plantain or Yam family

Am I a lesbian perhaps?... undecided
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To Nashville And I by bukatyne(op): 11:34am On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
Feminist ke? How? huh

Anyway it's not like I haven't been schooling feminism for a while now grin
@bolded: cheesy

LOL @ schooling feminists cheesy
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To Nashville And I by bukatyne(op): 11:33am On Dec 24, 2014
RoyalRoy:
Happy belated birthday to two Nairaland Family Section finests.

Wishing you greater and happy years ahead.

Cheers.
Thanks cheesy

When we are preparing for next year's own sad
Family › Re: The Little Things That Determine The Success Of A Marriage. by bukatyne(f): 11:28am On Dec 24, 2014
ihedinobi2:
I said that it is the defining quality of manhood. I was not unsure of what I was saying, bukatyne. I said what I said in the context of the discussion but I'm willing to deal with an expansion right now.

Granted, there are women CEOs and other such positions, but that is not a good argument to confound my claim. The reason is that mimicry does not a chameleon a flower make. A woman either has to behave like a man to lead or else she does not. Do you disagree with that?

I did not ask if they CAN exhibit leadership qualities. I asked if they ARE leaders or not. Is it the definition of a co-pilot that they lead? Or of an XO? Or of a wingman?

Who does the Proverbs 31 woman lead?
I disagree 100%. A woman doesnot have to 'behave' like a man to be a leader; you are even assuming that all men behave alike in leadership. Leadership qualities is not gender specific. She leads her kids and other members of her family

See the definition of a leader:

/ˈliːdə/
noun
noun: leader; plural noun: leaders
1. the person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.

"the leader of a protest group"

synonyms: chief, head, principal, boss; commander, captain; figurehead, controller, superior, kingpin, headman, mover and shaker; chairman, chairwoman, chairperson, chair, convener, moderator; director, managing director, MD, manager, superintendent, supervisor, overseer, administrator, employer, master, mistress, foreman; president, premier, governor; ruler, monarch, king, queen, sovereign, emperor, tsar, prince, princess, lord, lord and master; elder, patriarch; guru, mentor, authority;

informal: boss man, skipper, gaffer, guv'nor, top dog, number one, big cheese, big noise, bigwig, big shot;

"the leader of the Democratic Party"

antonyms: follower, supporter

• British

a member of the government officially responsible for initiating business in Parliament.

noun: Leader of the House; plural noun: Leaders of the House

• the person or team that is winning a sporting competition at a particular time.

"Nora was up among the leaders"

• an organization or company that is the most advanced or successful in a particular area.

"a leader in the use of video conferencing"

synonyms: pioneer, front runner, innovator, trailblazer, pathfinder, groundbreaker, trendsetter, leading light, guiding light, torch-bearer, pacemaker, originator, initiator, developer, discoverer, founder, architect;

formalneoteric

"a world leader in the use of video conferencing"

The first definition is the useful one in this context: Once 1 or people report to you, you definitely lead them.
Family › Re: Why Could This Woman Be Complaining? by bukatyne(f): 10:31am On Dec 24, 2014
carefreewannabe:
I am in a more comfortable position, my last day at work was on Friday but we are so many on Christmas that the cooking does not seem to come to an end.

This is truly the official season of getting fat and my dancing school closed on Friday for the Christmas break to make it worse. I will suffer in the New Year. undecided

Anyway, for now, let's enjoy Christmas. cheesy cheesy smiley

Happy Christmas to you and your family. Stay healthy. kiss kiss
Thanks dear and you too cheesy
Family › Re: Sad Marital Tales From My Friend by bukatyne(f): 10:25am On Dec 24, 2014
Sophyrocks:
And they say its only women who cant handle their emotions. He is pouring all his frustrations to comment. Hehehehe.
The thunder that will fire the 'feminist' who did him strong thing is still doing press up
Family › Re: Sad Marital Tales From My Friend by bukatyne(f): 10:14am On Dec 24, 2014
dinachi:
Enough of all these emotional answers from feminists here! I can almost picture the situation clearly in my mind...here goes.
From my observation, your friend is a bitter woman. She is very bitter against everything for her tumour and she blames herself. She sees sex as work not as fun that is why the man can hardly get it up and struggles with it. She has never really loved the man. I can almost swear that her puccy stinks and for some men that is a total turn off. Without it being said I know she is an introvert. Now I know her body hygiene is suspect because most women becomes unkempt if they believe they are not being appreciated enough. SOLUTION.
1, Let her understand that ONLY she is responsible for her own happiness not her Husband! It is her choice to either be happy or not.
2, She should love herself. Her friend should help her to rediscover herself, tell her your old jokes that the really enjoys and refuse to discuss her husband with her anymore.
3, She must make sure she bathes regularly and get a very nice deodorant and perfume and use it very well on herself.
4, Her puccy hygiene is critical. She must wash it thoroughly and always ensure it is very neat before sex with her husband. Stinking puccy totally turns a lot of guys off.
5, She should go out of her way to buy porn movies and join the husband to watch it .
6, She should stop crying around all the time.
and put a smile on her face.
7, She is too rigid in bed..She should spice it up ...touch the man's body...lick and suck his nipples..run your fingers behind his neck...lick and gently suck his ear.. Go on top... Make the sex lively..free your mind..sex if properly done is very pleasurable.
BUT if she cannot bring herself to do these, then I recommend a trial separation first. She should go away for a while...
It is not compulsory to comment on a thread

If you want to, slowly read the OP, think of how you will act/react or the best solution to the issue and comment

Compliments of the season

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