Family › Re: Should I Get Angry Or Not? by bukatyne(f): 8:17am On Nov 17, 2014 |
walearoy: I don't know if I'm posting this in the right place.
On saturday 15/11/14 I would be having my Msc Convocation ceremony at ibadan.
I am that kind of person who like to have friends and family around to join the celebration and snap picture.
Most of my friends would be present but the only brother I have won't reason being he said he wants to go and meet his girlfriends parents.
I convinced him that it can be shifted while my convocation cannot but he remained adamant.
Now my question is should I get angry with him or just let it pass?
NB He also missed my matriculation and Bsc Convocation Did he miss previous occasions for genuine reasons? He might be jealous of you  |
Family › Re: Pls Peeps,help Me Out In A Bad Situation by bukatyne(f): 8:14am On Nov 17, 2014 |
thorpido: That's true.How can we help some of these young girls? Do they want to be helped? |
Romance › Re: Women And Over-sensitivity: What Did I Do Wrong..... by bukatyne(f): 8:13am On Nov 17, 2014 |
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Romance › Re: Women And Over-sensitivity: What Did I Do Wrong..... by bukatyne(f): 8:13am On Nov 17, 2014 |
Swizdoe: L And what if she doesn't  She will eventually if she knows her worth  |
Crime › Re: How Sixteen Year Old Girl Was Raped For Four Years By Married Guardian by bukatyne(f): 8:12am On Nov 17, 2014 |
tupacshakur: Doing it with prostitutes is kinda like mechanical as one is mostly restricted to limited sex positions and certain parts of their bodies...Some no go even commot their bra. Some go commot, dem no go let you press bre@st. Some go let you press bre@st but you dare not suck!
Besides, some men, like me, love them young, fresh, inexperienced and GREEN...with no hairs in-beTWEEN, you know what I MEAN!
Meanwhile, I think r@pe and paedophilia are evil acts and should be condemned in all ramifications...
By the way, so if dem leave you with that man, one-on-one, you go fit kill am? You get gun? Abi you mean say you go kill am for bed?  Has anyone told them you are sick? You like them fresh, green and without hairs? I pray you will do the one they will catch you and hang you by your balls |
Romance › Re: Women And Over-sensitivity: What Did I Do Wrong..... by bukatyne(f): 7:57am On Nov 17, 2014 |
iceberylin: Imagine when she says stuff like "i wish your my man " to her EX 
Then u'll know how it feels...
she sef na Human Being I no like you o! Na ice sorry water that flows through her brains. OP: tell us when she dumbs your sorry bottom  |
Family › Re: Pls Peeps,help Me Out In A Bad Situation by bukatyne(f): 7:53am On Nov 17, 2014 |
aisha2: I am going to be very harsh with you you need a reality check.
Grow up. Why is it everyones fault but yours? You want another pity party.
First of all your parents even in their lack sent you to south Africa to school, you got involved with a violent criminal, dropped out of school and he was even trying to love-vendor you out. You somehow found your way back home, oya follow your mother to the market so she can help you learn the trade and hopefully have your own shop so you can grow and fend for your child that was war.
Now you are complaining about her life choices and her life while she is feeding you and her baby, clothing you and giving you money when you still refuse to work abi follow her to the market. You are over 18, what she does for you now is not your right and yes you are disrespectful to her, all your sibblings can not be against you but instead of facing the truth humbling your self and growing up you want to return to your ex convict love-vendor of a husband, later now you will come with another whinny post.
Grow up.
The only person I pity in all this is your innocent bab
Grow up, why dont you woman up and do something good with yourself instead of running around like a headless chicken. Women have survived and are surviving under worse situations enough of this whinny everybody hates me posts. Go and apologise to your nother learn a trade and do something good with yourself. Go back to that man at your own risk I will with this. OP: get a grip on yourself and stop whinning. You have made your family a laughing stock and instead of you to be grateful and your mother still put up with you, you are whinning Your father left your mother because of her bad attitude (which you claim you see) yet same father is not willing to accommodate you. You are not even ashamed that you stay with your bad mother who will be a bad influence on your child. Everything is everybody's fault! I cannot work because I do not know the system of the place yada yada I blame your mother: if she throws you out for one week, you will find work. Grow up and make something useful out of your life. |
Family › Re: Pls Peeps,help Me Out In A Bad Situation by bukatyne(f): 7:46am On Nov 17, 2014 |
thorpido: It's so important to raise young girls right.Mothers,please spend quality time with your daughters and feed their minds. Some girls just grow up d**b.
Young lady,this abuse will continue cos you brought it upon yourself.What you have to do is get a job,no matter how little.That way,you will become less dependent on your mum and you will be able to save enough to get an accommodation of your own later. A du.mb mother will raise du.mb girls |
Romance › Re: The Bitter Truth by bukatyne(f): 9:12pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
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Family › Re: My Husband Says I Am The Cause Of His Problem by bukatyne(f): 2:20pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Tiredwify: Uhmmm....
Just like some of you suggested, i went on my knees to beg him. I apologised for locking up his shirt and every of my action that might have gotten him upset. Meanwhile, he stopped eating my food and sleeping in our room.
He said he knew my intentions were right but my approach was wrong. I told him that if he had answered my question that night maybe there wouldn't have been need for quarrels.
He apologised for beating me and that he didn't mean to.
Okay! Quarrel settled. I have resolved to do the following:
1. Speak to my pastor to arrange counselling classes for us 2. I will ask him for monthly upkeep and whatever he says becomes the rule for that month. 3. I will never ask him how he spends his salary again. 4. I will start saving on my own (massively) 5. I will ask him for every need in the house, i will assist in meeting the ones he cant meet.
Please chip in one or two things concerning these resolutions of mine.
Thanks for being there always!!! Nice one However, I don't get 2, 3 and 5 |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 2:17pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
dein77: If a woman decides not to forgive her cheating husband, she's seen as not doing enough to preserve her home. It's the way it is.
Somehow, the capacity of women to tolerate some extreme nonsense seems a wonder to me.
Forgiveness is a choice, and I don't think I have sufficient grace to forgive a cheating wife...
Happy Sunday, dear. People will talk regardless so why don't people do what they really want to do? @bold, not only you my brother The grace obviously is not sufficient for all  A wonderful Sunday to you too  |
Family › Re: off by bukatyne(f): 2:08pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Innunique: She gave up many tins 2b wit dat guy, so I kip 1daring y he treats her so,and we are d closest relatives she has in dis west. She gave up many things? Like what? Maybe she wants to give up her life too so do not bother yourself much. Your aunt has not started wondering why the husband treats her so. |
Family › Re: I know My Husband Is Cheating On Me by bukatyne(f): 2:02pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
JEITO: My dear stop giving yourself headache trying to prove that he's cheating on you.
What if your suspicion becomes true, what will you do about it? You'll only spoil your marriage because you'll birth distrust.
My advise: if you think he's cheating on you (which might not even be true), look for ways to get the spark back into your marriage(that's what you should be concerned with sef) you don't have any business trying to know the other lady; your business is your husband. Get the spark back and other women will be non- existent to him. LOL! LOL!! LOL!!! |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 1:58pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Teespice: I agree with your post.
however, you seem to forget that in this part of the world, a woman is expected to forgive and if she as much as files for divorce on grounds of adultery, she is blamed for not realising that a man has the wandering eye.
personally, I can't forgive a cheating partner be it in a relationship or marriage and the man should do same for me as well. Apologies to all for hammering the same point however, who are the society who expect a wife to forgive her cheating husband? If a woman decides not to forgive, what will happen to her? |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 1:54pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Sophyrocks: Of course they dnt but they always expect forgiveness. They even use emotional blackmail to force the 'forgiveness' out like using the children as a bait. Thats why u hear some say that a woman has no choice but to forgive 4 the sake of the children. If the woman decides to leave, the cheating hubby hands off from the kids and assumes he has no kids. Dearie, No woman is forced to forgive  She decides to  @bolded, perfect. I would not like a cheat to train my kids also. |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 1:48pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
DukeNija: You can say this now that you are single, after many years of marriage, with so much financial, physical, emotional and spiritual investments, with children and pressure, i strongly believe you will not have this same opinion when the chips are down. But when men say same, they would stand by their words? Unfortunately for you all, some women know what they want, say it and stand solely by it. Sorry cheats  |
Romance › Re: The Bitter Truth by bukatyne(f): 12:45pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
cococandy: in naija,there are plenty married sugar mommies and daddies. In fact being married is a prerequisite to being a sugar anything to anyone  I was thinking so too Maybe the term sugar parent is as a result of age difference instead of marital status we term it to be here  All I know is that in Naija, sugar parents are far from lonely  |
Romance › Re: The Bitter Truth by bukatyne(f): 8:30am On Nov 16, 2014 |
kilokeys: its not unusual to feel awkward when ur lover just gets up and leaves after kpanshing. esp when there is no form of communication, cuddling and all. they experience aftershock instead of the afterglow of just being intimate with someone. Talking from experience?  @OP: this must be sugar whatever who are neither married nor widowed. In our society, a 'happily' married man/woman can still have sugar and honey children  |
Family › Re: off by bukatyne(f): 8:26am On Nov 16, 2014 |
OP since your aunt is fine with it, what is you alls business? |
Family › Re: What Makes Some Marriages Stand While Others Fall Apart? by bukatyne(f): 8:24am On Nov 16, 2014 |
jewel4Hiscrown: Please elaborate
Thanks, @teeboo. Please elaborate; things like what? And how do you avoid too much familiarity with the in-laws without offending them/causing them to feel rejected?
Thanks @bukatyne. I agree that what works for A might fail B, and miserably so. However, if A and B both have strong marriages, I'm sure we will find certain common principles they both applied that stand the test of time.. those are the principles/modes of application I'm curious about ..
And I agree that a long marriage does not necessarily mean a healthy one, but in our generation where divorce is not a big deal at all, I think sticking it out says something.. Some of the important principles is being 100% honest with each other and freedom to express themselves without the usual husbands should do/be like this and vice versa. Genuine love cannot be overemphasized and I will say just pick the theory of what you are taught in Church and modify it to suit your life practically. |
Family › Re: To My Future Wife by bukatyne(f): 10:15pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
@eleojo23, I pray you marry a woman who thinks like you do and will not mistake your meekness for weakness @Strong black men: the lack of emotions or dreaming does not show weakness else men like Jesus, Joseph, David, Paul and John the beloved would have been very weak  |
Family › Re: To My Future Wife by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
smurfy: Don't forget to show this thread to her when she finally shows up. I concor It would also help to have this letter handy so you can go through it from time to time |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 10:00pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
Sophyrocks: So from the responses, men would rather not be told. Women una dey hear? Cheat but dnt get caught and dnt open ur big mouth. Men be hypocrites o. Dem no dey forgive but want forgiveness. Carry ur confession go grave o. #catwalks out of thread# Lol! But cheating husbands do not force their wives to forgive them na  |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 9:59pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
dein77: Seriously, the world isn't fair to women. I believe that will change in the coming decades.
I will never share my wife with any other man.
If I find out, e don be! Unfortunately, some people don't believe that  |
Family › Re: What Makes Some Marriages Stand While Others Fall Apart? by bukatyne(f): 9:57pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
@OP:
Start by asking your friends with long marriages what made it last:
Also note that
1. what works for A might fail B 2. That a marriage is long does not mean it is healthy
Goodluck |
Family › Re: Husbands: Can You Forgive Your Wife After She Confessed She Committed Adultery? by bukatyne(f): 9:42pm On Nov 15, 2014 |
darisgod: Tie gele sef
So na woman dey no fit forgive if na man now na just ordinary begging If na woman na family meeting Nobody asked a wife to be foolish to forgive a cheating husband. Please let's stop playing the victim in this case; the woman decided to forgive because she wanted to. The man decided not to forgive because he wanted to. There is the power of choice missy  |
Family › Re: 8 Challenges To Face Your 1st Year Of Marriage by bukatyne(f): 9:48pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
@OP
If the couple got their indices right during courtship. Their first year will not be filled with conflicts |
Family › Re: A Mail From My Husband by bukatyne(f): 9:39pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Mrsmansson: During courtship whatever I wanted ,he would go for it We said two,I have one now and maybe the other will come next year It's not,even an issue of number of things He says I feel too important,so therefore whatever he wants must not be from me Sorry I am just responding I am afraid that your courtship was on deceitful grounds andthe ffoundation of your home faulty. You built on what was agreed during courtship without knowing he was not with you. I would advise you Start to build on a neutral ground. Just assume you do not know your hubby and learn afresh. Ask him what he really thinks about certain issues/his outlook to life and continue from there. RE: you are feeling important, any idea what he means? |
Family › Re: Who Should Sit At The Front.....? by bukatyne(f): 9:19pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Icherishu: Yea you are right everyone deserves that respect. But some people won't just let it slide. That is why I keep using me me word. I personally won't make a fuss out of it. Ok thrn |
Family › Re: Who Should Sit At The Front.....? by bukatyne(f): 9:19pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
Icherishu: Yea you are right everyone deserves that respect. But some people won't just let it slide. That is why I keep using me me word. I personally won't make a fuss out of it. Ok then |
Family › Re: Who Should Sit At The Front.....? by bukatyne(f): 9:17pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
anthoniaz: Thanks...no ooo, we don't live together, I visit once in a while, we live in different states. My fiance's tenant is more or less like a brother to him(fiance) because they all lived together back home so whoever visits his tenant is also a friend to my fiance and this particular guy in question is always around cos of job search though he has a job nw,2weeks off,2weeks in,so he lives with his cousin who's my fiance's tenant.
Truth is, he's tired of his friend's attitude but I tell him to just forget abt it.Last month he wanted to pick me from where I was so we could go and buy our rings, lo and behold, the guy jumped from the house that he wanted to follow him.I tire for the guy matter but I don't complain sha even when oga is complaining I just tell him to overlook his friend. Make e no be sey I no want him friends around  Sista mi, I no sabi this kain politricks o! My little understanding is that a man you want to marry is your intimate friend and confidant If you cannot tell him how you truly feel about his friend now, when will you do it? Discuss with him honestly on this and every other thing you have been feeling and adopt this method going forward. I will have my PA send you the bill for my counsel  Christmas is fast approaching; woman must hammer.  |
Family › Re: Please, In Need Of Legal Advice. by bukatyne(f): 9:07pm On Nov 14, 2014 |
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