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Family › Re: What Can I Do Now- Pls Advices Me Fast. by bukatyne(f): 12:32pm On Oct 17, 2014
frenex:
Did you wed in RCCG?did you attend the marriage counseling class or is it hear say?always say what you're sure of. I wedded in RCCG and what I was taught is quite diferent from what you're saying.
Maám,

I do not quote names in what I am not sure of.

I have been attending RCCG for about 9 years and wedded in RCCG.

Infact, our counselor had to force to kneel for my hubby during our classes else he will not continue as it means I could not be 'submissive'

I have attended a lot of seminars and sermons where such was said.

Maybe your parish is Modernized so they do not hammer on such things grin
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 11:24am On Oct 17, 2014
pickabeau1:
No need for that now ...

Just the speak in english for now
Ok
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 11:21am On Oct 17, 2014
pickabeau1:
bukatyne

Your initial statement was condescending. like someone is retarded.. speak/write in english


Thats on this thread... no need to bring other things into it
Please bring other things, I will appreciate it

When you commented, I explained what I meant.

If he felt it was condescending, he would said so and I would have apologized and explained myself or quoted my response to you on the subject matter.

Still waiting for the other things
Family › Re: What Can I Do Now- Pls Advices Me Fast. by bukatyne(f): 11:14am On Oct 17, 2014
bellong:
Yes you are right. That is why our home is the first church. I wouldn't allow anybody brainwash my wife or children. We search the scriptures to prevent such.

Today's church needs more of Berean Christians.
It is well cheesy
Family › Re: What Can I Do Now- Pls Advices Me Fast. by bukatyne(f): 11:09am On Oct 17, 2014
bellong:
grin grin cheesy

I will not blame them, the blame is on members who refused to challenge their excesses.. After all, Paul challenged Peter who was the leader of the church at the time.. I love how Yoruba bible puts it... "....Mo si ko Peteru loju...."

Every church I attend, they see me as a rebel who will always challenge the authority. We are all Royal priesthoods through His grace...
It is more of a Nigerian thing. We rarely challenge our leaders to do what is right.

The Church members do not even read their Bibles so anything pastor say is right.

Daddy say... Mummy say...

It is well cheesy
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 11:05am On Oct 17, 2014
crackhaus:
Listen, I know exactly why you are now this way and I would have loved to mention it here, but I won't cheesycheesy

You need to understand that this is the internet filled with people of different backgrounds, age, intellect, and knowledge.
You should not expect that you do/say something wrong or make wrong claims and not be corrected.

I see you blabbing about me thinking whether you have a life outside here or not. Lady you are not my business and I don't keep past grudges on here past the point where it's domiciled, unlike you... wink
With the way you get visibly pissed anytime you slip up and end up being corrected, it may seem you really do take having a NL reputation or lack of it very seriously.

Final words:
You cannot be right all the time, and more so, not in a place like NL where different types of people abound that can easily detect slip-ups.
When you notice your mistake and you get attacked/corrected, take it in good stride and move on....after all, you have said you have a life outside NL.

Cheers!
Honestly, I give up

Obviously something is pissing me up...

You know what's wrong but will not mention it...

You also know I keep grudges considering the fact I can't remember having any row with you previously huh huh

@bold, can you give examples of where I slipped, people 'corrected' me and I got visibly pissed?

I sincerely give up! grin
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:55am On Oct 17, 2014
crackhaus:
Obviously something is pissing you off, else you won't be going off tangent like this.

Take a chill pill cheesy
You must be a mind reader...

I will definitely need your skills wink

Booking
Family › Re: What Can I Do Now- Pls Advices Me Fast. by bukatyne(f): 10:52am On Oct 17, 2014
bellong:
I guess the OP is too religious to be street smart. The girl could be the problem in her former relationship.

The excuse that the guy was hard on her is too ambiguous to be taken seriously. If she couldn't tell her in clear terms why she left the guy, there's more to the blanket statement.


Don't mind some churches, they can go to any length to dictate how members, who refused to study the Word themselves, should live their lives. If given the opportunity, they wouldn't mind drawing an intimate time table for couples. The most worrisome thing is like what Jesus said, "they leave the weightier matters of the law and be running after frivolities"...
Very correct

Fine, they are guarding against fornication however I see no reason why the lady cannot even be encouraged to help the brother clean up and do his laundry with another Christian brother in attendance

The thing tire me angry

Do you know that in RCCG, they teach that calling your husband by name is a sin, asking him to do chores is a sin, not kneeling for him is a sin. We are waiting for sex time table grin
Family › Re: In This Temptation.what Will You Do? by bukatyne(f): 10:42am On Oct 17, 2014
If I was in his shoes,

Will tell the pastor to just read the vows and rush down

Do the reception when I go back to the wedding venue cool
Family › Re: What Can I Do Now- Pls Advices Me Fast. by bukatyne(f): 10:32am On Oct 17, 2014
bellong:
grin grin grin grin

If it is the washing of clothes that is troubling you, I guess you are underestimating some more important issues.

Are you sure this girl is really interested in you? Going by reason that you have to force her to tell her parents about your coming for introduction. Is it the real introduction that you will bring your parents or just the normal visiting her house?

Why is your church giving you rules on what you can handle yourself?

My brother, there is more to what you will deal with than washing of clothes.


Did you do a thorough investigation on why she broke up with her ex?
Agree with you

I am even worried they are doing introduction before getting to know themselves.

All these 'I am not washing your clothes'; 'Everyone has hands' lines she has been dropping here and there is what they both have to sit down and discuss.

If the OP is absolutely true, I will wager that she was the problem in her last relationship

All these Church Elders sef no dey try sad
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:27am On Oct 17, 2014
crackhaus:
Bukatyne take a chill pill, no one assumes anything about you.

But if it's the rinsing that's got you bursting a nerve, I'm pretty sure TV meant that in a lighthearted playful way.
crackhaus,

I do not care if anybody assumes anything about me or not.

I will wager my 3 months pay that if I see you today, I will not know you so what is my business with what you or anyone else think about me?

Do you care what I think about you? Seriously?

Anybody interested in a rinsing that is light hearted or heavy hearted is free cool

I will prescribe the chill pill for you and TV01 first.

I am a good girl remember undecided
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:15am On Oct 17, 2014
satope1:
Can everyone see where we have a problem?

They would never agree that verbal abuse is bad and would never condemn it but would rather advise the man runs his mouth back. When did two wrongs start making a right. ?

When you are ready to accept the truth and not resort to double standards maybe we can start addressing abuse in relationships.
Can you point out where I said 'verbal abuse' is 'right'?
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:11am On Oct 17, 2014
crackhaus:
Why?
Have I been one to use insulting or degrading words on your person in any of our conversations on NL?
Must I respond to all posts directed at me?

Since you know that I am fond of using snide words on people I don't agree with, why are you still interested in my response?
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:09am On Oct 17, 2014
pickabeau 1:
Damn
What is the damn about? grin
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 10:04am On Oct 17, 2014
crackhaus:
Yesterday was her birthday so maybe just put her on a waiting list or something. grin

Bukatyne, you and I both know you're fond of making snide denigrative comments directed at anyone you don't share an opinion with.
You did it to me on your thread when you implied I wasn't conversant with the Bible hence I shouldn't know what the discussion was about, it was this comment that prompted my going back to scrutinize the verses you put up.

You did the same thing on this thread when you made this comment:

But when he responded in a likewise manner, you cried foul.

I'm just saying though, no hard feelings...
Really? Examples please?

TV01 said

TV01:
Obviously no need to justify the woman first hitting the man as that's not physical abuse is it?
TV
And I said
bukatyne:
Can you please type in English?
Thanks in advance
Luckily pickabeau1 said
pickabeau1:
Too much party tinz lol
He wrote in english
He says that women physically responding to male verbal abuse was not seen as abuse unlike the reverse
Case in point...solange n jay z
meanwhile I will like your thoughts on this thread https://www.nairaland.com/1947677/gender-inequality-why-things-wont/2#27170662
And I replied
bukatyne:
As I am not a mind reader, I will wait for him to explain what he means. I read the post and had 2 interpretations to it.
I guess I have looked at that thread but let me check again
The party was fun cheesy
And he said...
pickabeau1:
Ok...no problem
I took my time to quote the genesis of the posts so you can point out the 'I started it' you are saying in your post. If he did not understand or thought I was 'starting it', my conversation with pickabeau1 was very clear.



No hard feelings and TV should put me on his rinsing list? undecided

And if I may ask, what will this rinsing do to me?

Make me fairer?
Affect my life offline?
Reduce/increase my age?

You assume some of us don't have lives offline?

Please keep your hard feelings or lack of it to yourself
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 9:56am On Oct 17, 2014
TV01:
No, not by a long shot - but I'm way better at it than you cool!

A Christian boasting that he is better at insults? issorait


Really? Happy birthday Bukatyne. Many happy returns.

What would you like?

1. Anti-wrinkle cream
2. Middle-age spread reducing juice
3. Attitude adjustment pills
4. An extended deluxe rinsing
5. Peace

Choose wisely grin!

TV

What I would like?

Thinking hard ...

1. A growth serum to make you taller
2. A concentrated alkaline solution to neutralize your acidic tongue
3. A elixir to make you less hypocritical

You see, I am trying to put you first as a good Christian cheesy

And you said 'peace'? Are you now Jesus the Prince of Peace? And seriously, you do not sound like someone who has peace. So no 4. will be peace!



Have a splendid day cheesy
Family › Re: NL Wife Material by bukatyne(f): 9:34am On Oct 17, 2014
Chillisauce:
marital status doesnt matter.


NL wife materials..

Idowuogbo
edwife
beeevan
efemenaxy
phema
damiso
Godgreat
have i mentioned chillisauce?
kanwulia
sambarry
cococandy
pickabeau grin (i no write 1 oh)
carefree
sophyrocks
odilafta
buka
ileogbotojo
chaircover

.....
LOL!
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 1:00pm On Oct 16, 2014
pickabeau1:
No worries... I really had hopes for it.. since it will be based on scriptures and not anecdotal

A thread can only thrive when there is a healthy debate and the OP brings angles or themes for further dissection
If the OP runs away.. na die be that
Run ke?

Creating and typing the posts in that thread took me quite a while cheesy

I responded to a guy who did not come back.

Will check
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:57pm On Oct 16, 2014
pickabeau1:
Yes the same thread

Some of us took time to respond after the initial gif rain
But you did not make a rebuttal or acknowledge any point
Just "thanks"

Since then...nothing

This is not the first time i mentioned this
Are you sure?

I will go back and check; I thought I addressed all the points you raised.

My apologies cheesy
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:56pm On Oct 16, 2014
crackhaus:
I said my knowledge of the Bible may not be at par with a Theologian or someone more religious/spiritual.
Does this mean I'm not conversant with it?
I apologize on inferring that and will modify my post to that effect

However, I am not interested in responding to your posts, thanks
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:54pm On Oct 16, 2014
pickabeau1:
bukatyne

That thread had potential but it seems u lost interest
The love and submission thread?

I saw a lot of theories flying around and I decided to address it

If a poster is interested in thread, I will engage and that's it.
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:49pm On Oct 16, 2014
TV01:
I was mentioned so I went to look see.

But I saw where she snidishly asked for "certain people" to stay away, so I didn't post, just followed.

As ever, she couldn't draw a crowd. As ever she posted some rubbish posts, and as ever, when you asked her a pointed question she couldn't answer, she got all "spiritual", snidish and went on the attack.

I think I should put her on todays menu - chopped liver grin. What sayest thou?

TV
You are one hell of a guy. I am just shaking my head.

I asked moca to edit her post but obviously she did not.

You think you are the only one good with insults eh?

Glory to God cheesy
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:46pm On Oct 16, 2014
crackhaus:
Lol...
To be honest, my knowledge of the Bible is not at par with that of a Theologian or a more spiritual/religious person, but I do have an understanding enough to detect when someone is misinterpreting scriptures.
As for the thread, if the one you're referring to is on that topic she started on love, marriage, and submission...she's yet to reply a question I directed at her regarding 1Cor 13.
TV01:
I blame you sef angry
When she claimed you were not "conversant with the bible on that "sickly child" type thread she opened you didn't deal with her well well. Maybe I should go there and continue her rinsing grin!


TV
LOL! @ sickly thread. Thank God you had the common sense not to post anything there.
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To Nashville And I by bukatyne(op): 12:19pm On Oct 16, 2014
nwababy:
Happy belated birthday to Nash and Buka. Wish you so many happy years in good health. I guess you had lots of fun. Mine is 21st oh
Thanks a lot

21st na chopping things. Send our cake o!

October babies rock
Family › Re: Happy Birthday To Nashville And I by bukatyne(op): 12:19pm On Oct 16, 2014
Phema:
Oh oh. Where i carry my tatafo sef go since?

Happy belated birthday to you two. Bigger and greater you i pray. kiss kiss kiss

*waiting for Nashville's pix* grin
Thanks a lot
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 12:18pm On Oct 16, 2014
TV01:
First, please stop your your whining - it's unbecoming of someone of your advanced years - abi you never come of age? grin

Second, there is no insult anywhere in my response - and nothing as snide as your initial response;

If you didn't understand - which you didn't - or couldn't comprehend - which you also didn't, a response such as; "I don't understand" or "I don't get your point" would have sufficed. Your comment was rude and impertinent, and provocative! In future, don't make war chants if you can't stand the heat of battle.

Thanks for calling me Mr. Christian - or where you being your normal shrewish self grin?

And please get over yourself, I didn't post to converse with you, merely to correct you.


TV

**and don;t think your attempt to dodge the questions by attacking my character instead of addressing the content went unnoticed** cool!

You cannot comprehend simple posts or you are itching to 'rinse' someone today?

Was I interested in conversing with you either? Me whine because of you? You must think yourself more important than you really are cheesy

Next time, keep your unsolicited 'correction' to yourself and if you do not like or agree with my posts, waka pass like I always do when I see your posts.

Hopefully, I expect you to get the message this time.

When I need advice, I know where to go to.



SMD undecided
Family › Re: Gender Inequality: Why Things Won't Be Normal. by bukatyne(f):
pickabeau1:
No problem

Let me know when u do
No problem

*Modified

I have glanced through and I think it is a matter of interpretation. Paul did not endorse slavery, he only gave solutions to the issue of slavery around him. Jesus and the apostles after Him only modified what was existing in their societies to fit heavenly standards.

There are some things she said I agree with though

We are learning daily and with further study, she will see that Paul did not do so cheesy
Family › Re: Gender Inequality: Why Things Won't Be Normal. by bukatyne(f): 11:45am On Oct 16, 2014
pickabeau1:
LOL.. i get he is controversial especially on the women not to talk in church bit but i dont see how he justified slavery at all
What is your opinion on the debate so far between myself and Shirley
I would have to read it up. I will do so and comment later

Thanks
Family › Re: Why Don't More Men Speak Up About Violence Against Women? by bukatyne(f): 11:34am On Oct 16, 2014
TV01:
There's nowt wrong with my English or my grammar.

The problem is with you statement, which was both unthinking and unchristian. I'll break it down for those who have comprehension problems;

A woman hitting a man first is already physical abuse. To say a woman hitting aman first justifies (his) physical abuse is to say her hitting him is not abusive - the unthinking part of your statement

To say a woman hitting a man justifies him hitting her is base. Not only should nobody (either sex) be laying hands on anyone else, even if hands are laid on you (and particulalry a man), showing restraint and maturity by not retaliating (leaving if you have to) is much better - the unchristian part of your statement.

Clear?
Or do I have to start providing adult education up in here cheesy!


TV
First Mr. Christian,

Insulting me in your response is 'unchristian' and very provocative. You could have just reworded your post directed at me or explained yourself like pickabeau1 offered to do

When you are ready to converse with me, kindly reword this post I am quoting.

Thanks

P.S.: We Yorubas have a proverb which can be loosely translated thus 'everybody can be mean/evil, we just decide not to be'.
Family › Re: NL Husband Material by bukatyne(f): 11:25am On Oct 16, 2014
@OP: Husband material solely depends on the wifey to be in question

There are few men (married and unmarried that sound e-good)

e-good because they might be demons at home grin
Family › Re: Gender Inequality: Why Things Won't Be Normal. by bukatyne(f): 11:19am On Oct 16, 2014
pickabeau1:
Not on the thread per se

But the points laid out by shirley on Paul endorsing slavery etc
Of late, I just kind of comment and blank out a thread or un-follow

Honestly, I did not even read their conversation.

@Paul: He was one controversial apostle. I am sure it was one of his punishments as a result of his former life grin. He has been so misinterpreted and twisted to suit all sides of the divide...
Family › Re: Gender Inequality: Why Things Won't Be Normal. by bukatyne(f): 10:45am On Oct 16, 2014
Misogynist2014:
Teaching boys this stuff will only make them independent of women. I think you guys don't know that men are better than women. My dad is a better cook than mom and seldom comes to kitchen. Swaggzo, 'moral suation' is the only hope. TRYING TO CHANGE NATURAL INSTINCT WILL BACKFIRE. TEACHING BOYS TO BE SOUND IN HOUSE CHORES DOESN'T MEAN HE'S GONNA ASSIST HIS WIVES. I THINK OBJECTIFICATION OF WOMEN IS A BETTER TOPIC.
I THANK GOD THAT FEMINISM IS DORMANT IN NIG. grin
Okaay undecided

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