Family › Re: Please Help! A Salary Of N35,000 With No Helper, How Do I Cope? by bukatyne(f): 9:30am On Nov 13, 2014 |
Faithte: Sori please, I leave on the Mainland, Surulere to be precise, but works at the Island. Morning OP: You live at Surulere and work in V/I? How do you commute to work? Who pays the rent where you stay? Are you entitled to leave at work? if yes, use it to look for schools or other companies around you IMHO, earning 20K at Surulere or the environs is way better than 35K at V/I Even if you have a free ride to and from work, you need to leave your house real early to beat traffic and you will be getting home late as well. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by bukatyne(f): 8:25pm On Nov 12, 2014 |
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Health › Re: I Need Help by bukatyne(f): 8:24pm On Nov 12, 2014 |
God bless all those who have time, resources and prayers to ensure DJDOLA becomes healed.
@DJDOLA, like I told you today, God will take absolute control and give us ideas on how to move forward.
It is well |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by bukatyne(f): 9:56am On Nov 12, 2014 |
Fried indomine  Edikanekong  Potato peppersoup 
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Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 8:35pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
CHoccolaTE: No oo, when guys insult ladies (like they are wont to do because of insecurites) its ego and macho pride and god knows what else.
When women do it, it means they are badly brought up and ghetto and rude and that all the respectable women have gone extinct. I am waiting for him to clear it up |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 8:34pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
ileobatojo: A very shocking definition, I have to say. I guess we all have our outlook about stuffs |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 8:18pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: No it is not, netotse post succinctly explain the difference. Equality is me changing the tire of the car just because my husband changed it the last time. Equity is me pointing out the flat tires and him changing it even if he changed it the last hundred times.
We can agree to disagree.
@ Busybody2, na me you dey yawa so! God dey!!! Lol! Even if you cannot change it? No problem, I get where you are coming from |
Romance › Re: Pampering Of Guys/Ladies In Relationships-isnt It Disastrous? by bukatyne(f): 8:16pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
I thought the OP talked of pampering both ways: when did it suddenly become a man to a woman thingy?  @Topic: pampering both ways is good for a healthy relationship. This is however dependent on both parties Study your man; study your woman and know what they like  |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 8:00pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
SirShymex: With guys, it's just banter...nothing serious. I actually thought the politics section was a war zone, till I decided to hit this section again, after a year (I used to post here a bit like time ago). The guys just wanna crack jokes, save for a few effeminate white knights, and sagamite the legendary troll (your nemesis). Then you move to the real world, and it's basically the same thing. Most naija women/chics just don't know how to talk/act.
Anyway, let's stay on the topic. Why have today's Nigerian women refused to emulate their mums? If we can find an answer to that, perhaps we'll be able to find all these "true Nigerian men" who have gone ghost. And ladies don't banter? Or when guys are rude to themselves and ladies it is banter but when ladies do same it is been crass? |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 7:57pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
netotse: Equity is ideal, it speaks to understanding, to strive for equity you must first understand and then accept your strengths and weaknesses. When you fight for equality you refuse to take said strength and weaknesses into consideration.
Men and women are not the same, that women cannot do some things as well as men can do them does not make them any less important or valuable, that's equity.
Equality is what a man can do, a woman can do too, irregardless of whether it's clearly a lost battle or not. I will stick to equality  What can men do that women can't if they put their minds to it? What can women do that men can't if they put their mind to it apart from clearly defones biological roles? What is that characteristics that is common to all men and all women? When you want to deal with people deeply, you do so on a personal level and not all men/women are the same |
Education › Re: 8 Pairs Of Easily Confused English Phrases by bukatyne(f): 7:47pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
gunners160: thanks alot man.But what is d difference between in and at?sometimes,I do hear I am in Lagos and I am at Lagos. In Lagos means the person is in Lagos currently. You cannot be at Lagos; at is used to refer to a location you are not in currently. E.g. my aunt stays at Abuja. Even within Lagos, if I stay at Work, then Shomolu will be referred to as 'at' |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 7:38pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
Yields: Aww, I'm sorry about that.
I think the Open University suggestion Bukatyne made is a good one. Speak with him about this and hear what he says.
Crossing my fingers for ya. I am sure the hubby will be more receptive of this. |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 7:37pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
pickabeau1: In additrion, other options are Distance Learning Institute programme in Unilag, correspondence courses from both local and foreign universities Does Unilag offer DL options for full time masters? |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 7:36pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
pickabeau1: In additrion, other options are Distance Learning Institute programme in Unilag, correspondence courses from both local and foreign universities O P see other suggestions  All hope is not lost even if you do not go to obodo iwe |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 7:35pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
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Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 6:25pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: Exactly! Bisi's life cannot be mapped on the basis of even mama Bisi. Bisi must be allowed to chart her own course based on her strengths, skills et al Equality is based on that na The fact I see everyone as equals does not mean I would force Omotola to dance because Beyonce is a good dancer. The people I have heard talk about inequality do not promote equity: they promote inequality  |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 6:19pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: You need to go read the post you quoted again, you missed a word 'some'. As with all things that starts off good, some people have to come and ruin hard won battles and corrode the fundamental good with new age mumbo jumbo I think people should learn to screen out or separate the shaft than throw away the baby and bath water. I am very grateful to the fore frontiers of feminists who made. the world a much better place for women. I am proud to be a feminist  Sorry for derailing this thread |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 6:16pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: Equality - Same value irrespective of properties and characteristics
Equity - Same value worked out on the basis of properties and characteristics. Then no two humans are equal because we are all different. You are not equal to me just how I am not equal to Bisi (All women) |
Family › Re: Can A Physically Abusive Person Change? by bukatyne(f): 6:13pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
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Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 6:06pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: Let's just say I am kinda finding it difficult to believe that my friends and I are that exceptional I have lived in UK since 1995 and I lived on council estates for the best part of the first 10 years.
I honestly had to laugh at the bolded, let's just say I believe in gender equity as opposed to gender equality  What is the difference between Equality and equity really? All well and good. |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 6:03pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
beeevan: We are talking of a business guy that is probably uneducated, how do you make such a person see from your perspective?
OP can your parents sponsor it? Lol! A friend in the OP's shoes had to go to school by force. The OP's hubby wants her to a house wife so he is thinking what is the use of schooling? She will go through this same thing when she wants to work with him because school enlightens and broadens one's mind. OP: I would advise you think about going to Open University. You can study online and still be a house wife. If hubby doesn't bulge for working: start thinking in the lines of business especially online. It is well |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 5:48pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: 'You attract what you are' Very true |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 5:47pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
naijababe: That bad?! I don't think so, I agree that some of the gender equality nonsense need to be done away with but c'mon it is still by and large a man's world if you know how to get around the rules  What gender equality nonsense? If a husband feels the wife is not equal to him and decides she does not work or doesn't need to achieve anything all well and good. And I think you have just ruined your thread with gender equality or inequality. Except if that was the destination of the thread in the first place This is even on the front page. Nice thread while it lasts. |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 5:45pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
BABE3:
it's not beans o. If I was man in this day and age I'll be confused too.
What do we want from men exactly? I don't get it.
Men are taking back seats little by little to allow women take the front seat; it's a problem; men aren't strong enough.
When the men decide to take the front seats; men are bad; men hate women.
The same women that want equality or whatever scream "be a man", "you're not man enough".
I tire. Who are the 'we' I thought a man/woman is supposed to learn what makes their partner tick and do it? Just as men complain, women you because 'men' do not like makeup and still compliment women who are heavily made-up? What is my business with what men want? I honestly do not even know what men want. I only care about my husband wants. There is a man for every woman and vice versa |
Family › Re: Can A Physically Abusive Person Change? by bukatyne(f): 5:38pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
freshdude2: Still fair. The problem, though, is that Case 2 is the most common form in our society today. Have you heard of "pami n ku" women? Apparently, they don't mind being punched, they'll speak their mind as caustically as is possible and will, in fact, belittle a man who doesn't respond like a neanderthal.
I'm not going to condone violence, my point is how do we protect men from verbal abuse and implosion into physical violence? No, lip-taping and de-boarding don't count?
**How do you make that? They husband can simply separate from her and inform both families. |
Family › Re: Can A Physically Abusive Person Change? by bukatyne(f): 5:35pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
5minsmadness: SCENARIO 2: Its a normal thing.
This husband saw his mother being beaten. He saw his sisters being beaten even as adults. He was raised in a violent environment. He sees nothing wrong in correcting his babe with a slap or two. Such a person would have exhibited violent behaviour already during courtship. He slaps his girl at parties. He shoves her about in the house. He punches her when she doesn't tell him where she went to.
Note: This guy loves his woman. He truly does. He just feel that beating is part of the love because he has seen it as normal all his life. He doesn't hide that he beats his woman and wonders why people want to interfere in his relationship with the woman he loves.
The funny thing is that women still follow guys like this. They know he is a beater/boxer. Yet for reasons best known to them they still go ahead and marry these men. Well, God created somebody for everybody. It may not be far-fetched to say such women even like such treatment as it shows they are with a strong, dependable, no-nonsense man. Many of these women are closet masochists.
Some other ladies marry these men for ulterior motives (wealth, desperation, etc) and then start looking left and right for how they will change such a person. And when the pressures of marriage come in, the frequency of beating will definitely increase. Please note also that such men will beat and punch their wives but will never use a weapon against her i.e the intent of the beating is not to kill/destroy but to correct.
Solution: its like changing a bad habit. A lot of patience is needed here. And it might be surprising to note that the wife may secretly not want him to change(closet masochist) but will pretend to want it because of societal pressure. The man has to 'unlearn' beating. He has to find a way to communicate the hard way---by using his mouth and not his fists. It will be very difficult but a man like this who truly wants to change can do so. A woman beater truly loves his women? Love gats to be redefined |
Family › Re: Where Are The Majority Of True Nigerian Men? by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
@OP:
I doubt that Nigerian men have changed from then.
Look at the ratio of known women and you will see it is tiny of the married population then.
There are still men willing to support their wives to the top just as there are some that are dream killers.
I also think that a lot of the women do not have visions so what is there for the husbands to support?
I always say that a woman who has visions and pursue automatically sieve out a lot of suitors. Most of these women were known for something or have started pushing towards what they wanted to be which naturally attracted their husbands to them.
A woman of purpose carries herself well and will be attracted to similar minds.
It is well |
Family › Re: Family Issues by bukatyne(f): 12:31pm On Nov 11, 2014 |
Phema: Did you two agree before now as to how far you want to go academically? What are his reasons for not wanting you to further? Will it put a strain on the family's financies? Do you intend going to a school that is far from home, thus living apart and not having time for the family?
How long is this "furthering" going to take? Any kids yet? Does he see your being "too" educated as a threat?
You donot have to answer. I just need some closure as to what his reasons could be. I'm sure you did not marry a senseless man. Him ignoring you and not eating isn't the issue here. Deal with the fundamental issue and the other will be a work over. OP, please answer these questions |
Family › Re: Can A Physically Abusive Person Change? by bukatyne(f): 11:06am On Nov 11, 2014 |
freshdude2: Fair enough.
Note, however, that Case 2 scenarios don't always end in logical resolutions. Many verbal abusers cannot watch their words no matter how much they've suffered in the past. Most homes are in a constant reprise of Case 2 situations and that is the problem I think we should address not phantom "abusers".
Thanks for your time.
PS: what did you make for dinner?  It is only Case 2 I am interested in. If the punch does not work, next time he catches her and cellotape her mouth with a good tape and let's see how she rants. He can loosen it after she has promised NOT to rant again if that one no do, please drop her at her parents' house and let her learn manners. The guy has tried for 4yrs abeg. Potato Vegetable  |
Family › Re: Must A Successful Woman Be Married? by bukatyne(f): 10:59am On Nov 11, 2014 |
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Family › Re: How To Get A Husband by bukatyne(f): 10:50am On Nov 11, 2014 |
Kanwulia: Na so una "GOD" make am o. . . .
To quote PROPHET BOB MARLEY "sing" . . . .
Man was made to SUFFER. . . . AND WOMAN WAS MADE TO. . .. FEEL. . . .THE. . . .PAIN. . .!  LOL @ Bob Marley |