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Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 4:01pm On Jul 08, 2014
freshdude2: It might not be easy or simple doesn't mean there are no situations where it would be easy/simple, in the end, we're only speculating on this thread and as TV said, every case should be handled on its own merit. I'm certain there are scenarios where the man would/would not be justified for leaving. Also, as TV said, for the sake of the child, a proper father figure would of immense benefit. So, even if dude is broke as hell, he's still good enough for something.
This issue tends to be messy/complicated anyway. To each their own.
What has brokenness got to do with it?

A father is still a father, broke or not.

I heard of a man who was divorced from his wife who has the kids. This man would come and check up on his kids regularly even if he had no money to give them. The wife would try to send him away but he would not bulge. He did not mind waiting for them on the way/meeting them outside the mother's compound just to know how they are doing and reassure them of his love.

Tell me, how would such kids forget their father even if he does not give them one Naira?

Money is not everything
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 3:57pm On Jul 08, 2014
freshdude2: Per my stand, I don't think anybody should be forced to care for an unwanted child. However, I would, seeing as I am the planter, it's only fair and responsible that I groom my offspring.
So you agree it is irresponsible for a guy to neglect his child because he was not 'wanted'

I am not viewing the topic from paying child support (i.e. pay for the child's upkeep without involvement in the child's life) hence I stated that the child support should be changed to caring for the child.

I won't deny that some women will knowingly get pregnant to force a man (especially well to do) to pay child support as an ATM.

But then again, we are viewing it from different climes. Maybe if I was living abroad, my stance would be different but in Nigeria, 80% of women who keep their babies after the men said no want to rope him to marry them especially if they are a 'relationship' committed/not so she doesn't care about child support and is content drinking garri with you as along as she is married to you.

That said, it is irresponsible for a man/woman to neglect his/her child (wanted or not)
Family › Re: Tell Us About Your Marriage by bukatyne(f): 3:47pm On Jul 08, 2014
freshdude2: Because they don't want their mind poisoned by the extremely negative advice that emanate from this section. If many people on this thread applied such "academic" advice in their marriages, thousands would be long divorced. No be for dis section wey tolerance na taboo?! There's a thread on here about "first years of marriage", where posters gave testimonies of their first year of being married and the whole getting-to-really-know-each-other phase and how tasking it was. Going by their comments on that thread, had they brought their issues to nairaland at that period at least 90% would be divorced now or worse. Abeg, leave dem where dem dey.
There really no extremely negative advice going around except to those who want to eat their cakes and have it (male and female)

Check out that thread and see the kind of homes/relationships the posters had and the values they upheld

Men staying faithful to their wives, putting them first, creating conducive homes with love etc.

Women supporting their husbands, taking them for whom they are etc.

Did you see any male/female poster boasting about the number of women/men they sleep with outside marriage?

People who have beautiful homes have nothing to fear cheesy
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 3:25pm On Jul 08, 2014
naijababe: I disagree, choosing to carry to term may not be a simple and easy decision as being made out. But i do agree that she should carry her cross if she does without the man's consent and the man should stay invincible for good too.
If he can stay invincible for good, then fine

But how many stay?
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 3:22pm On Jul 08, 2014
freshdude2: Yet, you're the one conjuring up scenarios that would make its best scriptwriters go green with envy!
And I have seen absentee parents getting love and care. That doesn't mean either scenario happens everyday.


And many absentee parents have reconcile with estranged offspring.

True in both cases

I believe my stance is very well documented on this thread.

Sorry I have not been active from the onset

It's her body she can do as she pleases but bears the consequences of her decisions, alone.

Unless she has another nigga waiting in the wings to take up fatherly duties, the child and the seed-planter are better served if she evacuates the foetus/baby/child/blob-of-tissue. If she insists on carrying to term she is more selfish than the fabled tortoise. Who gains if she carries to term apart from her? In fact, now that I think about it, the child should hang her by the neck once it's of age.

Do what they gotta do.

Well, disagree to agree

I do not believe in willful abortion
Education › Re: Cut Off Marks Into Fed Govt Colleges In Nigeria SAD!! by bukatyne(f): 3:14pm On Jul 08, 2014
traware: There are some states which have more males and less females attending school while others have higher rates of females and lower number of males attending school.Thereby,the difference in cut-off marks for both gender in certain states.Simple logic you don't understand but if it concerns your feminism crap,you'll be shouting up and down this forum
Are you ok?

Do other states with the same cuff off for male and female have the same number of male and female students?

If you are not trained on how to converse politely, please go and learn.
Education › Re: Cut Off Marks Into Fed Govt Colleges In Nigeria SAD!! by bukatyne(f): 2:31pm On Jul 08, 2014
Why do we have different cut off marks for males and females in certain states?

I understand the different cut off mark per state is as a result of their aggregate performance

Are they saying the females are doing better than the males in those states?
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 2:06pm On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: what is selfish in terminating a blob of cells? why carry it to term when there's no money to take care of the baby properly?


how is abortion & miscarriage fit into sex & räpe analogy? can a woman räpe herself? which yeye conscience? where was that conscience when she was fücking premaritally? it's ok to fornicate but wrong to abort? grin if it's an armed robber that rapëd a woman & she gets pregnant, would she keep it cos she has a "conscience"? grin cheesy grin




take my e-handshake!
Ok, I have heard you

Terminating a high risk pregnancy on doctor's orders(e.g. still birth) or having a miscarriage is similar to aborting because 'the father does not want it'

I haf heard you
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 1:38pm On Jul 08, 2014
TV01: coogar you have both time and patience - and more interestingly hope?

Where abortion is legal and there is not even a marriage covenant between the two, there is simply no recourse for the man if he wants the baby and the woman doesn't. This is regardless of his ability or willinglness to provide for the offspring.

If the woman wants the baby and the man doesn't, he has no recourse if she insists in keeping it. She also has the right to insist he takes responsibility regardless of his willingness or ability. In many instances, she is able to keep him from the child - essentially enforcing his responsiblity and denying his rights

It's rights for women and responsibilities for men. That is matriarchy. Women having the choice of being being sexually unrestrained, with men bearing the cost of the womans choices. Reproduction comes at a cost and men typically fund it. The main difference between patriarchy and matriarchy is that with the former men get rights with their responsibilities, but with the latter they are without incentive, therfore forced.

Like I said, I don't swim in such waters. I still believe men should take responsibility, but not devoid of rights. In countries where matriarchy truly holds sway, a woman can have a child without a fathers input as it will be fully funded by the state. But the state gets it's money from men, as they typically produce the excess required. Men have always funded children. Directly or indirectly. With or without rights.

And I must make a mention to feminism to enliven my votaries grin! Feminism knows and has pushed this. Ironically, where it has reached it's fullness, the only men who benefit are those who are prepared to be deadbeat dads. They get to keep a harem of "state" funded baby mamas, essentially paid for by productive men.

But you can't beat natural and bilogical imperatives. Children suffer that lack of a true fatherly presence. And as the men get savvier, there aren't enough of the type of men women really want willing to commit to them.

The best men (who are in short supply) get the highest value women. The long throats and the unattractive get left out, stuck with betas (in relationships that don't last or aren't really happy). Or become second, third etc. wives or baby mamas.

They fill this place out, the bitter divorcees, pained older singles and single parent household champions. Matriarchy basically cheapens sex with devastating results. Patriarchy (where properly instituted) put constraints on the sexual behaviour of both sexes and means flourishing well-ordered societies. Men build civilisations not women.

Don't swim in them dirty waters. Believe in Him and drink from the Living one.


TV
Just seeing this, had to laugh

For the sake of God, please don't give birth to a female child

I guess the doctors will teach you how to choose the sex of a child

Thank you
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 1:34pm On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: and then bring an innocent child into the world just to make him suffer. what a selfish decision. all these people owning up to their mistake are the same ones throwing newborns into the gutter or shipping them off into baby-farms.

how noble!!

It is selfish to bring the child to life and try to make a living but it is not selfish to abort and terminate all together?

and what does critical abortion make? what does miscarriage make? what does infant mortality make?

Comparing miscarriage/critical abortion/infant mortality to willful abortion is like comparing rape to consensual sex

You know the difference if you have a conscience
wink
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 1:11pm On Jul 08, 2014
You should realize that some people rather own up to their mistakes than cover it (aka abortion)

Abortion does not reverse motherhood, it makes a woman the mother of a dead child

coogar: well, if the child seeks the father & forgives him then there's nothing anyone can do about that. that's the choice of the child. all i am concerned about is people shouldn't be forcefully dragged into a venture they never wanted from the outset - it's very selfish.



agreeing with which woman? what stopped the woman from agreeing with him to terminate the child in her belly? surely, a guy that ran away must have told her he's not ready to be a dad. if she insisted then it's her cross to carry.



i rebuke this!
pap for my child? i'd rather wait till i am ready instead of feeding my baby crap quality nutrients. i will wait even if it means 200 abortions before i am financially stable to marry & make a baby in marriage.



we all want different things in life - some people love poverty. i will not let a selfish woman drag me 20 steps backwards! thank heavens for the kinda women i have been with - they want more in life than prodding the doors of poverty!
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 12:30pm On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: they are - but the courts have screwed them up to start paying child support for kids they don't even get to see in some cases.




he never denied the child was his or forced her to take abortion. he only ran away which is understandable as he wasn't financially strong enough to take the responsibility then.

The lady never mentioned financial burden and you know that. She said he did not want to marry an Ibo woman but wants half-Ibo kids. He's not financially strong yet poor man have 10 kids in one room with their wives and have a sense of responsibility towards the kids. What stopped him for agreeing with the woman before going to source for greener pastures in the 'city?' Don't be surprised he found out he was impotent that's why he came back for them

It is not even about the money for me as I stated in my first post on this thread; if the man is 'poor', he can still afford ogi (pap) right? or use napkins instead of diapers? Ori instead of Johnson products etc.

Even in his poor state, he can be a good father if he wants to. I have seen a man who took his kids around in his "keke" with them munching beans balls (akara) like no tomorrow.


when women decide to carry the baby to term, is it that they expect the poor bloke to do money rituals & become rich to start taking his responsibility? can your husband buy a big car on hired purchase in your name & then use the court to force you to start paying monthly on a car you aren't interested in?

See the bolded above. Money is not everything


which yeye grown people? where were they when she was doing 4 jobs to keep food on the table? where were they when the man signed court papers that said he's no longer the father of the child? the woman should just make photocopies of the court documents and distribute to the grown people begging for forgiveness.

I haff heard. If the affected person comes to NL, you coogar will start saying that the child is better off with the dad

until the day he's called a bastärd on the playground or in a beer parlour joint. that is when you will know khaki isn't leather.

Na today? Even people with fathers are called bastards
Family › Re: Tell Us About Your Marriage by bukatyne(f): 11:52am On Jul 08, 2014
Very beautiful thread

God bless Seun for this thread

I wonder how NL degenerated from people telling beautiful tales about marriage to people opening boasting about cheating and writing essays on it

I guess it shows the rottenness the society

Why aren't these beautiful posters frequenting the family section if they are still around?
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 11:42am On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: i agree with this point. it's her body & she gets to decide what & what not to do. by the same token, it's my wallet & i shouldn't be forced to pay for what i was never interested in from the outset. since women can't be forced to have an abortion if they don't want to, men shouldn't be forced to pay child support when they don't want to.

that's the fair deal!




any father that comes back after the woman worked hands & knees to raise that child into a successful individual should be tied to a stake & burnt alive - he's an infidel that wants to reap where he didn't sow.

a woman that wants to keep the baby should drag her partner to court to sign documents that relieve him off parental rights towards that child. if possible, she should get digital images or even a video clip as well. men shouldn't reap where they didn't sow.

that is the fair deal!
Trust me, if most men thought like that, then the women might not mind

You can read TV01's submission up there, unfortunately most men think like that.

I remember the poster whose elder sister had twins for a guy who abandoned her and came back 3 years later that he wants the kids even though he could not marry the mom due to her tribe. What was your comment on that thread?

Besides, the Nigerian society does not help much; most men will see visions that the root cause of their problems is their abandoned child and search for him/her when the child is grown with people preaching forgiveness to such child;

But I can tell you for a fact that most kids like that don't really care for their dads whether they are forced to know them or not.
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 11:35am On Jul 08, 2014
fellis: Are you seeing something?
Now we want to start another argument about how men totally deserve to come back and claim paternity for kids they abandoned and rejected. The same people will never cease to make noise about how girls should not look for 'made men' for marriage because it's wrong to reap where you didn't sow.
Abeg am trying to shed my man hate, make I commot for this thread before I relapse grin
Babe, there is nothing to hate men for grin

The whole men cannot pay for the crimes/sins of some besides women let them get away with mots of what they do undecided

There are still wonderful men around just how there are terrible women around
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 11:28am On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: report to the police after the deed had been done? so what will police do? bring the baby back to life?



there's no action any guy can take. the baby is in the woman's body. how can anyone even prove she did any abortion? if she claims she miscarried, what would prove otherwise? in countries where abortion is legal nko? what can the guy do? call angel michael?



no, he shouldn't be forced
he's not ready financially & mentally to cater for him. he is not ready to starve an innocent child that was dragged into the world by a self-centred mother. the dragger should take care of her product
.




nothing is hidden under the sun. it takes a moment of drunkenness from someone that knew your story to spill to the child. you could be caught!



who is angry? i said the child himself would chop your head off. what's it gotta do with the father? he doesn't even know the mother still exists. he's gone forever but every child seeks to know their father no matter how high or low the status of the father is.
No qualms

The father should remember this when he 'repents' tomorrow and seeks a relationship with his child
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 11:10am On Jul 08, 2014
fellis: Whose going to chop me head off and whose going to tell the child I lied?
Don't worry it will be a closely guarded secret wink
On another note, I have no idea why this is now an issue.
If you reject a child before it is born and decide to do nothing about its upbringing until it becomes an adult why would you then get angry when you're told to stay away and not come back to reap where you didn't sow?
In all honesty, I do not get it myself.

You say you nor do, I leave you tomorrow you say I no let you do.

You don't want a child, don't want for life grin
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 11:08am On Jul 08, 2014
coogar: and your neck might get chopped off the day the child finds out you lied to him.



of course, she's selfish! two people consented to have unprotected sex, it's logical that those two people must agree in principle on what to do with the consequences of the unprotected sex.


if she says abortion & the man says no - will she listen to him? no! she would do everything possible to get rid & claim miscarriage - and that right there is the hypocrisy we have been highlighting since page one. women can't have it both ways
I know some guys who ended long relationships because of this; I heard one that the boy reported the girl to the police.

Nobody stops the guy from taking action against the girl if he so desires and she be ready to face the music (I will advice him to do so)

If it is vice versa and the guy says no, he should still take care/identify with the child when he/she is born as long as it is his child
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 10:51am On Jul 08, 2014
fellis: Long story. Just tell the child that the father is dead.
Well, in reality, he is

He doesn't have to be physically dead.

Even parents sef will advice their sons to care for women they put in the family way once they confirm that the child belongs to them even if they will not get married.
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 10:49am On Jul 08, 2014
red101: I pity the children involved in this.
I really do.

I will advise such mothers to bring up the kids and forget the fathers. Orphans are making it in life how much more kids whose fathers denied.

It is not even unmarried people or fathers alone.

I know a woman who was working and well to do while her hubby was a pensioner. Would you believe that when one of their sons was doing his convocation, the father had to lend money from my aunt for him and the mother had the money and would wear her best clothes for the ceremony. The father struggled to train him in school while the mother was there.

Tomorrow, the guy will be caring for his father like egg and the mother will start complaining abi?
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 10:42am On Jul 08, 2014
freshdude2: Funny. Perhaps, you really haven't grasped the workings of the human mind and emotion, it naturally yearns for reconciliation and catharsis. Where you see a betrayal, a child could see a life of torture meted by its mother by intentionally bringing it into a world where there'd be inadequate love and the constant thought of rejection. Perhaps, the child should avenge its mothers selfishness? Life isn't really about what favours women or what women assume favours them. Like Baby12 said, why bring a child into the world when the "father" would have no part in it's existence?
You surely have been watching too much Nollywood/Hollywood

I am sure you see a lot of fathers/mothers neglected by their children in old age (These are the ones that showed face/stayed o; how much more absentees). I have seen where kids care for just one party and leave the other even when they are in the same location/place.

Most of the old abandoned people around have kids that are alive, kicking and well.

I have not been around but I want to ask:

If boy meets girl, do the do (both using protection or not using) and baby results?

What should they do?

If boy says abortion, what should girlie do (if she's against it)?

If she keeps the baby, she's selfish?

(I know the ideal stuff is for men and women to abstain from sex till marriage but incase they don't and pregnancy results, what happens?)

#And please keep feminism out of this. I can see TV01 already jumping.
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 12:35am On Jul 08, 2014
SangoCrusader: I thought of this actually and realized that a man can eat his cake here. How many adopted and single-parented kids yearn to know who their real parents are. He could easily abandon the child who will come looking for his/her father when he/she is grown up... In other words, avoid the painful child rearing period but enjoy parental privileges after the child is all grown up. I have actually seen several of these cases first hand
I believe the child knows right from wrong.

If he/she wants to betray his/her mother, well he/she should remember that its children are waiting in front too
Family › Re: Should Men Be Forced To Pay For Kids They Didn't Want? by bukatyne(f): 12:10am On Jul 08, 2014
@OP:

Finally joining the party grin

I would say pay is not the right word as it turns it to a money making venture.

Be involved/care for more like it.

Should he? yes once it is established it is his. Does he want or not? the choice is out of his hands.

Not nterested? fine! don't just come 15yrs after that you have repented and want to be a parent or worse still when the child is all grown and beautiful.
Family › Re: Pls,i Need An Advice,i'm Depressed,i Feel Like Crying by bukatyne(f): 7:57pm On Jul 07, 2014
@OP,

At this stage, you have to tell yourself some certain truths:

1. Your parents DO NOT KNOW what is in your best interest and are therefore not qualified to advice you on martial issues now

2. You do not know what is best for you at this stage

Free your self from your parents' influences, sit down and plan what you want life and how to move forward.

Until you do these, you will keep asking if you should go back to your boyfriend or not.
Family › Re: My Wedding Invitation by bukatyne(f): 1:09pm On Jul 07, 2014
OP happy married life

Nice invitation
Fashion › Re: Lingerie! A Must Have! by bukatyne(f): 12:38pm On Jul 07, 2014
Chillisauce: Sometimes is good, but when it becomes every day, then... cheesy
Still waiting for the exercise tips
Family › Re: She's Fond Of Doing This.... by bukatyne(f): 12:05pm On Jul 07, 2014
alutacontinua: I think she is being manipulated.
For a 27-year old though, maybe 'manipulation' is not the exact word to use undecided
It's just really sad that in this day and age, a woman would comfortably subject herself to such treatment. angry
but as you said, she knew what she wanted and went for it. What else can I say? lipsrsealed
If their marriage was like that and he was faithful, we would have made his marriage as a case study

Manipulation ke?

Madam is a bigz girl
Celebrities › Re: Rihanna Paints The Town Red In See-through Dress While Nightclubbing by bukatyne(f): 11:54am On Jul 07, 2014
Ashkormissy: So u implying dat she copies anoda artist, ryt? Eva heard of plagiarism? Nd wen she starts to look nd sound lyk bey, den dey start a feud btw fans of both stars? Look, evry celeb has deir own signature nd ah bliv riri in pulling off ha own jst fyn!
Missy,

It seems you are a riri fan?

No vex.

Genny and Omo T both comported themselves and the difference is clear

Bey, Kim K, Celine Dion, Alicia Keys etc. all have comportment and they have divergent fan base

Once again, no vex
Family › Re: She's Fond Of Doing This.... by bukatyne(f): 11:51am On Jul 07, 2014
alutacontinua: I laughed out really loud here cheesy
I really feel for a sister out there sad
Why?

Funny enough, I think she knew what she wanted and went for it.

The ones that irritate me are those who opened their eyes wide, got married to such men and start carrying foul later while contemplating divorce, separation or just looking for pity parties/fellow miserable women to bash their men with
Family › Re: She's Fond Of Doing This.... by bukatyne(f): 11:47am On Jul 07, 2014
@Nairalife2013,

You are definitely living the life grin

Carry go

@OP:

Cheating, physical abuse, rituals and killing.

Others, I can work it out
Celebrities › Re: Rihanna Paints The Town Red In See-through Dress While Nightclubbing by bukatyne(f): 11:06am On Jul 07, 2014
Ashkormissy: Make she learn wetin frm pesin mama wey no giv respect to mamahood? Ah dnt tink beyounce is any beta miss, nd incase u avnt noticed, riri doesnt seem to c beyounce as her 'elder sister'
Give respect to mamahood how?

I was not referring to Bey as a mother but as an artist/celebrity. She 'seems' to have it together than Riri

It will good her a lot of good to do so
Fashion › Re: Lingerie! A Must Have! by bukatyne(f): 9:07pm On Jul 06, 2014
Thanks darling

Fried plantain is my ...

I am not balanced rill I eat it

I used to dice my plantain into my rice/beans to prevent me from frying but I slipped back of late

Funny enough, I do not fry my beef or chicken or other stuffs

Fried yam, sometimes grin

Chillisauce: Eating right.

After morning exercise, drink about 1 or 2 cups of water( it's actually easier to practice this when you exercise than when you just woke up). Bath, then a quick breakfast. The exercise plan will come later.

A standard three meal plan followed. Breakfast, try making it light, always tea or coffee to go with maybe baked egg and bread. Stop eating noodles, fried yam, fried plantain, etc except you are doing a menial job. Trust me, you don't need those extra calories .
I rarely do Orange juice in the mornings. My tea is enough liquid to keep going. Any other heavy breaki keeps you dull through out the day, except weekends, you might try oat meal, or other favorite.

Noon, eat whatever you like but in proportion. veggies and meat is about 70% of total meal, while carbo makes about the remaining 30%. For soft drink, take water or juice. Coke sometimes but just half a glass.

Coffee at end of meal to keep you awake .

Dinner, serve healthy meal. Try diff veggies, ugu, spinach, beans , unriped plantain . Just remember to serve in portion. Make a routine of eating with your complete cutlery on the table. you consume less when you eat with cutlery and people than when you sit and eat in front of the Tele. cheesy



To be cont. Bed time. smiley,

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