Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by bukatyne(f): 1:22pm On Jan 07, 2014 |
Indirectly you are telling us you are a Smoking Hot Dude (SHD) Please give me ya number  Nashville: Most married men do not have time for these long stories but I will just type a bit. First of all mods, if this makes front page, I will sue all of you. ok.
First of all married guys, how do you cope with all these Jezebels all around the place. It seems guys become more desirable once they are married. Men used to be the hunters but now they are the hunted. I do not live in Nigeria and one of the main reason my wife doesn't want to go back home is just because of all these girls. But I visit regularly.
Once, I was home alone in London (when we lived there) and my family had travelled on holiday to the US. So a friend calls and says we should go for another friend's birthday party. It was the guy's 35th birthday so we went there together and I drove. So on getting there, I met one chick that is engaged to the celebrants younger brother, and they were planning to get married in a few months. Her fiance wasn't at the party but she went there as sister in law concern. We got talking and first thing I told her was that I was married and she was even in the same profession as my wife so we talked almost throught. So we left very late and I said I would give her a ride and my other friend was there as well. The moment she entered the car she was all wow, this is the best car she's ever entered etc. To cut the long story short she asked for my number because she claimed she wanted to get in touch with my wife for some professional advice. I innocently gave her my number. Next thing, I started getting texts from her saying we should hang out, what were my plans for the weekend etc. I had to tell her my family was back and so she understood.
What made this particular girl tempting was that she was the exact opposite of my wife. My wife is slim like a super model, even after two kids but this girl was the exact opposite. I had always dated lepa girl but this one was just voluptous. Big in the right places. And she was not even scared that I was friends with her brother -in-law. 9ja girls no dey carry last o. They can smell a successful young man from afar off. Even when I visit Nigeria, I just meet several girls who just want to hook up, and they know you are married. Some of these girls even come from very well to do homes. I can understand the girls from a poor background but even the ones that their parents are very rich are involved.
Married men, abeg make una dey very careful for 9ja o. Gone are the days when guys were the hunters! |
Family › Re: Divorce And The Suffering Of The Nigerian Women! by bukatyne(f): 1:08pm On Jan 07, 2014 |
pickabeau1: what the... impressive
Excellent post! Thanks I am not a lady who believes she is equal to men and still have entitlement mentality. I like to earn my respect and dues because they are not lying around anywhere Like I said, I do not grasp the concept of divorce settlement |
Family › Re: Is It Ok To Give Him My Password? by bukatyne(f): 9:36pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
omotenah: Exactly, considering I av lots of male friends, he might see ABCDE in AB (if u guys knw wat I mean) Do you mean husband by partner? This your 'lots of male friends' get as e be. Could it be that you are giving him reasons to suspect you? Do you spend a considerable amount of time chatting with your male friends? If you don't feel comfortable sharing your passwords with him, you can discuss it with him to understand his point of view. Anyways, there is really no issue in giving him your passwords It is well |
Family › Re: A Thread For Twins [share Your Pics] by bukatyne(f): 9:18pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
jumzzy448: I never knew kuyie is this pretty. The way some people insult her on nairaland, I use to think she's one old woman. Girl, you are very beautiful. No wonder she's on fire.
Waiting for the day tpi@ will put her pix online.
I wish to have twins oo. But hubby says no more baby. On NL, every lady not ready to lick any guy's ar.s.e is old, frustrated, single and lonely?  |
Family › Re: A Thread For Twins [share Your Pics] by bukatyne(f): 9:15pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
kulyie: thanks bukky You are welcome  |
Family › Re: A Thread For Twins [share Your Pics] by bukatyne(f): 8:47pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
@Kulyie, you are very beautiful
@all other twins, you all look good especial the boy and girl set dzeeny
God bless you all |
Family › Re: Would You rather ''take It To Your Grave''? by bukatyne(f): 6:19pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
byvan: Whatever gave one the morale to cheat, should also enable the person keep the secret. Morale! non existent  |
Family › Re: Would You rather ''take It To Your Grave''? by bukatyne(f): 3:59pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
byvan: Confess ke? ,why ll you want to dump your emotional baggage on someone else?the guilt you feel is your punishment. I am not strong enough to bear that punishment.  I have a hyper active conscience that's why I really think things through before doing them else I Have to look for people offended to apologize to them  |
Family › Re: Open Challenge! Show Me One Recent Notable Feminist Who Had A Great Marriage by bukatyne(f): 1:33pm On Jan 06, 2014 |
ypepe: Buky, shift for corner let's hv fun abeg! The thread nefa tire u ma? Me I don tire o! Na enjoyment galore till thread closes! Lol! It is well  |
Family › Re: Would You rather ''take It To Your Grave''? by bukatyne(f): 6:23pm On Jan 05, 2014 |
Will confess
I will always be jumpy around hubby and will one day use my mouth to confess |
Family › Re: Divorce And The Suffering Of The Nigerian Women! by bukatyne(f): 12:28am On Jan 05, 2014 |
@OP:
Your thread would have had the desired impact if it was not too emotional and tilting against logic.
If we go the traditional route that a man provides, he only does so for his wife. Once they are divorced, they become familiar strangers.
Truth is I have never understood the need for divorce settlement except for a stay at home mom due to uncontrolable circumstances or couples who have joint investment. Patrimony? Yes
A man only owes his ex wife if he caused the divorce and the wife has joint investment with him or geninuely cannot survive on her own.
A wife who cheated the hibby and wants to part ways should also do.same
I guess we all should drop this entitlement mentality |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 11:53pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
RoyPCain: ^ so you ladies have not seen co wives who are like sisters? and their children are like children of each co wife?
i come such a home. and i have seen many in america.
and those who called their husbands dogs, wow is what i say.
you women are so selfish that you do not want the good that you have for your sister in womanhood. You are joking with your last paragraph right? |
Christianity Etc › Re: My Atheism And Its Effect On My Mum! by bukatyne(f): 11:25pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
And do you know love is? I guess you wlill respect your son's belief to do yahoo yahoo or blood money @OP: What are the reasons you decided to dump your Bible? Pray that God helps us to know Him a new libero00: Then quite bluntly your mother does not love you. If she did, she would respect your beliefs. You are willing to change for her but she is not willing to change for you. Can't you see she is using the tatic of making you feel guilty by inciting fear into you because she's insecure about her religion so she needs to convert you to reassure herself of her salvation? My advice: tell her the day you go to god, you will go to an early grave as well. Tell her not to worry her salvation is already secure. I beg you, stick to your belief. Religion has been the cause of many wars in this world. |
Family › Re: This is how most Nigerian parents treat their kids.. Its a lil unfair.. by bukatyne(f): 11:03pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
This 'endure things will so change' mentality is the reason why most adults are frustrated. Especially when they findout that they may have to endure till forever n teeo: That's how parents are oo they feel it's their place to do the correction and not the reverse. My mum used to tell me that until the day I start feeding her, her word is law in the house.
Her word isn't law anymore but advice that I choose to obey or not. Boys are now men. .
just tell the children to endure soon things would change.  |
Family › Re: The Wonderful Achievements Of A 6 Months Old Nairalander (Picture) by bukatyne(f): 10:54pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
Sweet thread  God will continually be with you, mummy and daddy. |
Family › Re: The Beauty Of Marriage by bukatyne(f): 10:31pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
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Romance › Re: Women Are Not Always The Problem In Relationships by bukatyne(f): 8:43pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
[quote author=Logan_Rebirth]Story story story.
God created the world,create Adam,he rest. He created woman,nobody rest again. Pls Can we all just agree the world would be a better place without women?[/quote]Any Biblical evidence? |
Education › Re: Brain Teasers Required To Increase Your IQ by bukatyne(f): 7:16pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
jdzarrus99: I love dis,u'r kinda funny.9ce 1 4rm u. Happy new year What is the answer na?  |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 7:04pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
Nashville: I'm disappointed. I thought you were hotter than that!
That aint hot!  |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 7:04pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
dayokanu: First thats not you, You wan scam us
Then whom are you trying to seduce with that ten yards of Pa-heint? That material for the paheint reach to do curtain
Post your own photo Bukky Lol! Don't want to post anything indecent  |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 7:00pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
Chillisauce: Hmmm...buka! So dem don dey ask for your hot red pant and bra pisure.
Ok o...
Na siddon dey look I dey.
*bites kola* Don't mind them! Instead of them to just join the club |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 6:13pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
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Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 6:11pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
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Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 5:44pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
Moderator,
Please move this thread back to family or Islamic section
Thanks |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
An0nimus: is there a team like that? Lol! In loving memory to posters who always advice the wives to dress sexy, cook, clean, wear sexy undies, etc. even when it is obvious the husband is at fault. I just designed the right order to wear the sexy undies for maximum effect Care to join?  #teamredpant&blackbra |
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 4:45pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
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Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by bukatyne(f): 8:34pm On Jan 02, 2014 |
NL never ceases to disappoint. Happy new year Goldenboy007: What do women want exactly? You fight man
He screams at you - Na wahala, He is evil and a bully. He keeps quiet - Na wahala, He's insensitive and keeps malice. He stands and look when you abuse him mercilessly- He is mumu and coward, not man enough for you! He returns your abuse with a stinging slap - Devilish and evil, divorce a potential wife killer.
So it is easier for you to make a resolution not to beg him again rather than to make a resolution not to offend him again?
Take note of this, men have different ways of resolving issues within themselves, whether you beg him or not he needs that time to resolve the issue within himself before he can resolve with you. Men are generally analyst, they need to analyze the impact of that your so called "simple offence" before they can move on, some do it in shorter time and some take longer. Some of you women would intentional repeat a behavior you have been corrected about thinking what it takes is just to say "sorry" and you would now complain he is not accepting your apologies. You can go ahead to stop begging him, when that time comes you would discover that it was easier to beg than to hold a 40 days fasting and prayer in Shiloh or RCCG camp for a failing marriage. |
Family › Re: Open Challenge! Show Me One Recent Notable Feminist Who Had A Great Marriage by bukatyne(f): 5:56pm On Jan 02, 2014 |
What is going on in this thread? |
Christianity Etc › Re: 2014 Prophecies By Dr. DK Olukoya Of MFM by bukatyne(f): 5:11pm On Jan 01, 2014 |
Nobody should worship pastors. Many individuals will receive prophecies for themselves this year. Considering there are about 7 billion people on earth, I don't think everyone will experience the same thing this year. Some of the prophecies are similar. Infact, one of the prophecies of MFM is our theme for this year (RCCG). Sometimes, prophecies are to a particular local church The negatives are for sinners and nobody is to accept. Reject it by leaving upright. Some prophesies are given so that the people concerned can mend their ways. Happy new year deols: Every pastor has a prophecy. But not all are the same.
If they'd spoken in unison from different parts of the world, I would have agreed. For I think God could not have been saying different things about the same year to different people.
**** My honest thought is, pastors are humans like You and me. Worship God like you have been taught and not fall Mugu for anybody.
why would you accept negativity because someone said so?
ronu e daada my friend! |
Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 4:25pm On Jan 01, 2014 |
@OP
Nobody is born homosexual and Sisi made salient points too.
You might just be nervous about being with a girl romantically.
Treat such urges as you would treat an urge to sleep with your neighbor's hot wife or steal your parent's doe. It is a temptationand letting it over cone you is were the sin is.
Stay clear from any homosexual known to you. They will drag you down with them.
It is well.
Have a prosperous new year |
Family › Re: Open Challenge! Show Me One Recent Notable Feminist Who Had A Great Marriage by bukatyne(f): 4:00pm On Jan 01, 2014 |
Maybe we should go back to the fundamentals... What is feminism/ who is a feminist? I see 'wannabe' as an insultive word. I think it would suit those who want to enjoy the benefits of feminism while shrinking from the responsibilities Ewuro707: *shrug , You asked a question and I redirected it to your pastor(if you have any) being the fact we are discussing 'Christian Feminism' *smh.
Buka, Feminism have always and will forever remain a collective movement = Sisterhood. Same ideals & cause. ( I'm not even talking bout the core/radicals. just Feminism) This is exactly what my stance is on this with Nigerian wannabes. what you simply described is modifying feminism to suit/fit your morals/personal conviction= Individualism.
Apparently the lady in the article and her extended family practised feminism their way too= individualists , she got booted after she got married and started having kids , ventured out and discovered what the term is about.
Stop throwing the Name around just cause, if you ain't part if the movt, you ain't a Feminist period.
I mean You can't possibly qualify as Psychiatrist without acing the boards?
Happy new year. |