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Family › Re: How The West Corrodes Our Morality by bukatyne(f): 6:08pm On Oct 26, 2014
crackhaus:
Oh great, so someone else understood the type of gym wear the OP was referring to.
smiley
Family › Re: How The West Corrodes Our Morality by bukatyne(f): 6:07pm On Oct 26, 2014
carefreewannabe:
Just in case you have missed it the OP thinks that it is inappropriate to wear track suits on journeys, any track suits.
I think it is inappropriate too except one is going for a sport function in a group but it is not indecent.

It is however inappropriate and indecent to wear those stretchy butt track revealing types. cool
Family › Re: How The West Corrodes Our Morality by bukatyne(f): 5:33pm On Oct 26, 2014
carefreewannabe:
Nobody has said that we should return to the times when women did not cover their b*reats.
The point being made is that it was the West that suggested that African women cover up more. Consequently, the West has not "corrupted" this aspect of the African culture in that it made women show more of their bodies.



Hypocrisy
behaviour in which somebody pretends to have moral standards or opinions that they do not actually have

http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/hypocrisy

How did anyone here, apart from the OP, pretended that they had more moral standards?

If I say that I do not want my child to expose her va*gina or br*easts, how does it mean that I pretend to have moral standards that I do not?
Am I hypocritical when I tell my child not to smoke but don't care whether some stranger does? undecided



Yes, the OP.

He claimed that Westerners corrupt African culture by making African women expose too much of their bodies when it was his culture that was more tolerant of na*kedness for a much longer period of time.



Is it wrong to dress up like this to be comfortable on a journey or maybe on the way to the gym?

https://i01.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v11/1177785693_1/3-pcs-clothing-set-New-fashion-casual-fleece-letter-printed-font-b-hoodies-b-font-font.jpg
I doubt this thread would exist if the lady was dressed like this. People might just laugh and forget it.

There is this stretchy transparent type I see ladies wear. It is like leggings
Family › Re: How The West Corrodes Our Morality by bukatyne(f): 5:22pm On Oct 26, 2014
5minsmadness:
On lagos-ore traffic. Network is horrible.

Notice how its majority of you ladies supporting the blatant nakednes5 of this woman, probably cos y'all think am being prudish. I'm not. I'm just trying yo exercise a little common sense here.


Who in their right minds will wear a gym suit to travel? A GYM SUIThuh What kind of yeye liberty is that? And yes even in my village young girls with full breasts still walk about in some remote areas but that doesnt mean cococandy or efemena will now decide to go topless in the city! Haba. Let's be honest for once. I would have taken her picture but that could have been a bad idea as in invasion of her privacy. And anyway we are not talking of a sweet sixteen here, I would place her at 30-40yrs. It was more of fermented eye cheese and not eye candy that we were being 'forced' to watch.
I will not repeat theAfrican thingy because cococandy, damiso and efe has done so.

I agree with you that wearing a gym suit to travel is wierd and even a mark of illiteracy but I disagree that it is a result of western influence because they do not wear it to travel. They made it for a purpose; gyming.

I will blame it on semi-literacy. There is a dresd code for every occasion and the onus lies on us as individuals to learn the appropriate dress code per time and dress accordingly.

If I were there, I would walk up to her or pass her a note.

Indecent dressing always makes the person trashy and classless.

There is beauty and elegance in decent clothes. It also makes the wearer look fresh and respectable
Family › Re: Teach Your Daughter! by bukatyne(f): 1:18pm On Oct 24, 2014
5minsmadness:
shocked shocked shocked
Na you go marry dis ya pikin o


Hehehehe. Smartmom is really smart o. She don carry her boys run cheesy grin


The funny thing is that nice guys will do ALL of the chores listed above and some smelly mouth pretentious girl will use the opportunity to turn him to a glorified houseboy instead of seeing the kindness in him then turn around to have an affair with a vicious bastard of a man who will treat her with disrespect. Its mind boggling!
I agree 100% and it is not in relationship alone.

Interacting with people will show you that most people fear (often mistaken for respect) those they cannot mess with.

Nice guys rock cheesy
Family › Re: Good Marriages Do Not Make Good Stories by bukatyne(f): 1:09pm On Oct 24, 2014
aisha2:
Dead. Hahahahahaaa broken bottle husbands and dickk cutring wives.
Goodluck to them jare.
Now if you have a good marriage self it seems worse than the almighty " feminisim " on nairaland. Those who have walk around egg shells with their spouses will attack you and be backed up by those who dont want to do the work for a good marriage
Two topics are most hated on nairaland feminisim and good marriages

I remember the post you are talking about. If he had said his wife left him during trying times they would have enjoyed it better and proceeded on their verbal masturbat- ion attacking the woman and calling all women whores and gold diggers so how dare his wofe spoil their fix for that day by being a good caring wife who stood by him in his hour of despair
LOL!
Family › Re: Only God Knows What Some Parents Are Teaching Their Grown Up Children by bukatyne(f): 12:53pm On Oct 24, 2014
Stillfire:
Lol. The stench of 'pull her down' syndrome must be eradicated. I'm yet to see consistent male posters here starting up a thread and chastising their fellow men on their vices which is even more numerous and heart wrenching than the female vice. Imagine somebody like Coogar starting up a thread with a saintly cloak, 'advising' other men on how men should not cheat on their wives and men who cheat on their wives are... ill-mannered . grin But on the other hand you find women policing other women as if women don't have enough on their plate. I don't blame the OP. All of this stems from old roots where women had to compete among themselves, enhancing their manipulative skills to garner favors from men.
I wonder so too
Family › Re: Good Marriages Do Not Make Good Stories by bukatyne(f): 9:23am On Oct 24, 2014
blueberryp:
Yea, if u want a good marriage it usually starts as a single person like Reverend Munroe's omelette principle;
You take a good egg and a bad deffective egg and crack it together, no matter how good the other egg is, the bad one will always win thereby making the omelette useless.
His advice to singles;

WATCH THE KIND OF PERSON YOU GET DOWN WITH BECAUSE NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOU ARE, IF YOU MARRY SOMEONE WITH CRACKS IN CHARACTER(JUST LIKE THE BAD EGG) YOU WILL BE MISERABLE
I agree with this 100%
Family › Re: Good Marriages Do Not Make Good Stories by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Oct 23, 2014
5minsmadness:
What actually makes a good marriage? What is the key factor? Is it tolerance from both sides, is it the ever slowly elusive submissiveness of the wife? Is it the undying faithfulness of the husband?

What made all those marriages of past generations last as long as they did? And don't dare say they were suffering in silence, that is pure bullshit. You were not there so you cannot conjecture who was feeling what. Why did the marriages of the past last longer than they do now??
Pure genuine undiluted love from both ends

(Not the cupboard type o) grin
Celebrities › Re: Toyin Aimakhu: We Women Are Enemies To Ourselves by bukatyne(f): 12:40pm On Oct 23, 2014
Pamcrest:
For me, I tend to criticize my fellow woman more because I expect that as women, we should behave better than men. We should be the role models to society more than d men and we shd lead by exemplary conduct. So when a woman steps out of line, I personally wd chastise her more than I wd a man in d same situation. But what I find is when I do this, some women think it's an act of envy or jealousy or sheer wickedness but it's just that I hold women to stringent standards than I do men....it's just me. Let women strive to put our best foot forward always Avoid engaging in bad behaviour as enumerated by Toyin....let's show the men how to behave in a civilized and dignified manner.
We are the light of the world! To whom much is given much is expected.
My humble submission
You mean women should be superior morally to men?

When you say 'women should lead by example', who should women lead?

Thanks
Family › Re: Can Today's Women Have Successful Careers And Happy Families? by bukatyne(f): 8:59am On Oct 23, 2014
skydeep:
Affirmative. Erm...it all depends on your understanding of " career woman" undecided
Ok then.

What is your understanding of a 'career woman'
Celebrities › Re: Toyin Aimakhu: We Women Are Enemies To Ourselves by bukatyne(f): 8:58am On Oct 23, 2014
sean079:
Babe U dey always beleive say something of dis nature ain't generality but alas dis is just a lady lyk U confirming d the theory. Op dis ur reasoning won't backlash on U d future. Coz dis is what no society can't avoid. Haven't U heard of some ppl dat are just on mission to av coitus relationship with a guy no matter what will cost dem. Imagine dat guy is ur hubby.
Honestly bro, I don't understand your post

Are you saying men are weak?
Family › Re: Why Women Of This Generation Are Not Submissive By Tosin Martins by bukatyne(f): 6:48pm On Oct 22, 2014
SirShymex:
Interesting story.

However, regardless of how well they mean - it's always better to keep certain private issues in the private. Because outsiders won't be privy to the dynamics of what's actually going on, apart from hearsay. And with that, people will always tell stories in a way that will favour them - that's just how it's
True

An outsider can not really be objective until he/she has heard the absolute truth from both sides
Family › Re: Can Today's Women Have Successful Careers And Happy Families? by bukatyne(f): 6:41pm On Oct 22, 2014
Kimoni:
Can it be averted? Can you ever be happy with someone that is killing your goals in life?

Imagine if your father stopped you from furthering your education in order to take care of him in his old age? You were top in ur class and always wanted to be a medical doctor. Can the frustration within you be averted especially when you have classmates who also have aged fathers and were able to agree alternative arrangements with them, but ur own father refused to work anything out and insist you must stop school as his time on earth is very limited.

How would you feel? Remember he seems to have very valid reasons.
Wonderful analysis
Family › Re: Can Today's Women Have Successful Careers And Happy Families? by bukatyne(f): 6:38pm On Oct 22, 2014
skydeep:
Yes, the topic is possible but on a slim chance
You mean it is a slim chance for a career woman to have a happy homehuh
Family › Re: Can Today's Women Have Successful Careers And Happy Families? by bukatyne(f): 6:37pm On Oct 22, 2014
skydeep:
You are missing the point. The fact that her husband asked her to quit doesn't mean she will become a housewife. Its just that the nature of her job contradicts the happiness of the family. He was planning to establish a small scale business for her.

So I heard..
Not everyone have the passion to manage businesses.
Family › Re: Why Women Of This Generation Are Not Submissive By Tosin Martins by bukatyne(f): 4:54pm On Oct 22, 2014
SirShymex:
And oh, I forgot scandalous and jobless biitchy friends that most women keep. Those who have absolutely nothing going for them in their wretched lives, and all they ever do is give inane advice to destroy happy relationships/marriages. Especially, with things they can never do/accept. However, they all have answers to everyone's problems. grin

I absolutely love my privacy - not getting people involved in private issues is one virtue I cherish a lot.
@bolded: absolutely agree except for the most women part

Some friends are really out to destroy relationships/marriages with I cannot take this/that while they are taking x100 in their closets. I remember a girl I knew while in university. She was one of the girls of a friend and so we tagged along. She called me one day and said I should free myself from bondage ( I met my hubby in 100L and this was like 300L). I was like 'how?' She said I do not get to go to parties, clubs etc. don't mingle with guys, follow my boyfriend about, cannot walk on my own etc. shocked shocked shocked shocked and I told her thanks grin and naturally told my hubby and we both laughed about it.

Some weeks later, we went to visit my friend and we saw this girl grinding pepper on stone (not saying it's bad) and we were just laughing. This is someone her guy beats and we will be begging for her/raking for the guy etc. She wanted me to join her freedom grin

If I was stup.i.d, I would have said yes, why don't I explore. I had many male colleagues tell me the same thing and I know that all they wanted was 'free punnany grin' because they told my husband the same thing too shocked

Emotional maturity is very important in a relationship else they will be tossed to and fro with their friends laughing at their fool.ish.ness behind them

But again, some friends mean well and can see what you are not seeing tongue

@privacy: I absolutely love mine too. I have never sat down with one to discuss/gist/complain about my hubby in about 8yrs and counting cheesy kiss
Family › Re: What Are Your Definition Of Head Of The Home by bukatyne(f): 3:55pm On Oct 22, 2014
vivalableue:
Ya well I'm not trying to make them a scapegoat at all lol. It's just in response to some posters question.

I'm trying to figure out if the head of a home is still applicable to some people and how they define it. Btw I really don't want to bash and insult people at all. This is purely educational.

Also another interesting point of discussion is how soon do men/women discuss family dynamics. I would hope during courtship, but more traditional people may not see the need for such a discourse.
Ok then cheesy

Still, I follow grin
Family › Re: Can Today's Women Have Successful Careers And Happy Families? by bukatyne(f): 3:47pm On Oct 22, 2014
Yes
Celebrities › Re: Toyin Aimakhu: We Women Are Enemies To Ourselves by bukatyne(f): 3:43pm On Oct 22, 2014
Maybe she is an enemy to herself and other women undecided

Men are 'weak' and yet they are the head/have to lead? Does God hate women so much?

I was with some neighbors a while back and a conversation ensured...

Man (Married for almost 20yrs and a real runs man): I like this girl that just passed... See her skirt showing all her 'every every'

Woman (Married for almost same range): The girl should not have dressed like that; she will just end up seducing men and she knows that 'men are weak'

Man: Don't let anyone deceive you that men are weak! I know what I am doing and my wife has taken me for that. As I walk about, I can never have anything to do with a certain type of girl

Woman: Men are 'weak' na... bla bla....

Men: I am definitely not weak and I know what I am doing. I like it and I choose to do it embarassed

So madam Toyin, if your husband is cheating on you, hold him o! Just how men are weak, women are 'weak' too
Family › Re: Why Women Of This Generation Are Not Submissive By Tosin Martins by bukatyne(f): 3:28pm On Oct 22, 2014
SirShymex:
Bwahahahah - delusional much?

I have never wanted someone submissive, and I've never been a fan of docile people.

My grouse has always been with disrespectful women, and those who're trying to change certain roles that are naturally for women folks e.g cooking. grin
LOL!

Everybody has grouse with disrespectful women and men

You must be a foodie foodie cheesy grin
Family › Re: What Are Your Definition Of Head Of The Home by bukatyne(f): 3:15pm On Oct 22, 2014
Following cheesy

@OP: Resist bringing your family into your topic if you can and discuss on a neutral ground.
Nairaland General › Re: I’ve Learned- A Must Read Motivational And Life Lessons!!!!!!!!! by bukatyne(f): 11:09am On Oct 22, 2014
Lovely thread

A lot of things to learn and keep learning cheesy
Celebrities › Re: Photo: JJ Okocha And Wife Loved Up As They Celebrate Her Birthday by bukatyne(f): 8:06pm On Oct 21, 2014
valmunich:
WTF is he staring at huh undecided
His 'property' cheesy

Sweet pictures kiss kiss kiss

Happy Birthday Justin Okocha. Many more long years cheesy
Family › Re: To The Married Couples-please Help Say Something Meaningful by bukatyne(f): 3:10pm On Oct 21, 2014
@OP:

Can you pinpoint what marked the change from your husband being loving to being spiteful?
Family › Re: Why Women Of This Generation Are Not Submissive By Tosin Martins by bukatyne(f): 2:23pm On Oct 21, 2014
Interesting
Culture › Re: Letter From A White Woman To Black Men Who Bash Black Women by bukatyne(f): 2:13pm On Oct 21, 2014
zboyd:
It was referenced by her, comparing the bashing between white wo/men and the bashing between Black wo/men...

"Come to think of it, White wo/men who bash each other are out of their league, when it comes to Black men wo/men bashing each other. They can't compete."

...and by her husband at the end of the letter.

C"P.S. "Same goes for Black Women who bash Black Men!" - From Her Husband, Mr. Davidson"
You are right

The amazing thing is 'my mum is a saint', 'my dad is perfect' grin grin grin
Family › Re: Only God Knows What Some Parents Are Teaching Their Grown Up Children by bukatyne(f): 12:46pm On Oct 21, 2014
carefreewannabe:
Let envy be in church, in the neighborhood and even on the moon but not in my family.

My mother didn't have to compete against other women for my father to appreciate her.
And my father didn't have to worry that envy will eat up his wife and their children.
carefreewannabe, kindly let it go

I am sure Amelian did not mean it from that angle, was just trying to respond to crackhaus regarding her source on her outlook to life.

I agree with her that we do not choose the family we are born into and will do well to learn something useful out of it.

If she learnt how to be a good wife to her husband through her family, then good

It is well
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To ME by bukatyne(f): 12:12pm On Oct 21, 2014
Just20:
hahahahhahaha no oooo not at all. I'm way older than that. Actually my user name was Just2.0 ( 2.0 like an upgraded version of something) so when nairaland crashed and they had to remove all the commas, full stop etc on people's names. Mine was removed so from Just2.0 I became Just20.
Ok, then

Have fun cheesy

And yes... our cake! kiss

I so so love cakes angry lipsrsealed
Family › Re: 20years Older And Have Been Once Married by bukatyne(f): 12:03pm On Oct 21, 2014
pickabeau1:
True.. however the lady has to be more careful when marrying a much older man

example

There was a thread about a woman who married a twice divorced older man who is not into sex

She is now complaining of sexual frustration huh
I saw it

30 year old female to a guy in his fifties?

Let the OP pray about it.
Celebrities › Re: Pictures Of Mike Ezuruonye And Family by bukatyne(f): 12:02pm On Oct 21, 2014
Lovely family cheesy
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To ME by bukatyne(f): 11:55am On Oct 21, 2014
Just20:
Amen! Thank you. Btw I like your username "bukatyne" grin
Thanks

It is a combination of my first and middle name cheesy

I am guessing you are turning 20 today? cheesy

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