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Romance › Re: Age Difference Sure Matters In 'Will You Marry Me?' by bukatyne(f): 1:44am On Jun 17, 2012
Skii: Abraham was 10years older than Sarah undecided
n so?
Romance › Re: Age Difference Sure Matters In 'Will You Marry Me?' by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Jun 16, 2012
dasparrow: I have never in my life come across a group of people who make commitment and marraige so complicated and dare I say unadmirable like Nigerians. This is why you have so many miserable Nigerian marraiages and so much domestic violence happening in marraiges amongst Nigerians. When God created the institution called marraige, did He emphasize or make any rule pertaining to age?

This is why some of you end up with a person God never even intended for you to marry because you place all this fake theories and crazy cultural beliefs as stumbling blocks in your way that hinder you from meeting and marrying your God-assigned spouse(if it is His will that you get married). As long as you don't go marrying a minor/underage or your grand pa or grand ma's age mate, then what does it matter? People mature at a different pace or level. There are people who are 22 years old yet act and reason more maturely than someone who is 35 years old. What you should focus on is the maturity level of the individual you intend to get married to. I have met a few 50 year old individuals who still acts like people in their late teens or early twenties. This is why you hear the saying "grow up!"

What I advise is that when you meet someone you like, check out their personality, their moral value system, their belief system, what kind of upbringing they had and their maturity level. If it matches or is compatible with yours, then go ahead with the union. Nigerians should learn not to make life so difficult and complicated when there is really no need for that. Life in itself is complicated enough. Life on earth is just a temporary journey so love freely and stop living in self imposed bondage. Peace!
wat a beautiful piece! a lot of men misuse their wives domestically (d wives wash, cook, clean up, work, take care of d kids n re stressed out on a daily basis), batter them n stil expect them to be 4eva young! as u use ur wife, u... rem we stil ve educated illiterates!
Family › Re: I Caught My Husband Cheating On Me by bukatyne(f): 2:45pm On Jun 16, 2012
ronkebp, i de gbadun ur style! lol @ catching a lil fun in d bathroom of d office! e go relief d guy from stress n make im head clear wella!
Family › Re: I Caught My Husband Cheating On Me by bukatyne(f): 2:43pm On Jun 16, 2012
all d stuffs Dayomaku n Coogar re saying is just pure talk! d man DOESN'T respect his wife n marriage! no sane spouse would leave his/her better half outside for 30mins wit d opp sex in d office! i'm sure if d story was reversed, almost every1 would say d woman is cheatin! i c nothing absolutely wrong in visiting each other in d office! i wonder d kind of marriage that ends @ d entrance of d office n resumes @ d exit!
Romance › Re: Things Girls Should Know About Boys by bukatyne(f): 9:59pm On Jun 13, 2012
emmatok: The weed u are smoking is really of superior quality. grin
and if u think a guy can't possess these qualities, it means that u're of a low quality urself! P.S. i don't smoke weed!
Romance › Re: Why Do Men Like To Act Single Just Because The Mrs Is Pregnant by bukatyne(f): 9:44pm On Jun 13, 2012
all d guys seemed to ve disappeared as kambili 190 n co marshalled dier pts! sis, i'm proud that some women stil reason like u al! d truth is dat any man not ready to be faithful to a single woman should not bother to marry! d world is now 'civilized', u could ve one or two baby mammas. afteral, 2face is a beautiful example! if u want sex, patronise lovepeedlers or have se.xm.ates! as for d women who believe dat men re naturally polygamous, i don't know where u got dat from, as least NOT from d Bible! it's b'cos men know that they'll be forgiven/tolerated that's y dey cheat. al those talkin of forgiveness, y can't d man b faithful? @OP: it's b'cos such men re irresponsible, care less for their wives n re very selfish. a man that cheats on u doesn't love/respect u expect he was sorely tempted or jazzed!
Romance › Re: Things Girls Should Know About Boys by bukatyne(f): 7:51pm On Jun 12, 2012
Onliie: Teju BabyFace Show wrote: Ladies, if you come across a man who is smart, hot, humble, educated, financially secure, passionate and patient, great at fixing things around the house and is not materialistic, loves you like you are the only girl in the world and watches you whilst you are applying your make up while listening to every word you say.......then, please be assured that the WEED you have just smoked is of superior quality.
the fact that Teju Babyface doesn't have these qualities doesn't mean that some other guys out there don't. He's not the standard of measuring men and there re STILL good men out there, just shine ur eyes n let God lead u!
Family › Re: I Caught My Husband Cheating On Me by bukatyne(f): 10:36pm On Jun 10, 2012
goodchick: Whether u confront him or not,dat won't stop him from cheating on u with d same girl or another. Men are men they can't do without cheating even u have sex with him everyday. Like someone once told me its like eating rice@home evryday they wld like to eat beans outside.just pray for him and be patient in your marriage.
Pls accept it he cheated on you,forgive him and move on.
goodchick hi! if d OP was a man, would u give him d same advice? goodnight n sweet dreams
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 8:46pm On Jun 09, 2012
PStylish: Wow.You are so wonderful.Now I feel relaxed.
I am taking your advice intoto.Its really going to be fun.
In the multitude of counsellors, there is safety - Proverbs.
I love NL. smiley smiley smiley
Thank you once again.
u're welcome! i always like to play love doctor *smiling* relationship is hard n requires learning, studying, adaptability, adjustment, sacrifice, forgiveness etc equally from both parties but d rewards re gigantic! take care!
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 7:27pm On Jun 09, 2012
PStylish: Very funny.Thanks all the same. smiley smiley smiley




hahahahahahaha
No woman did or could do that to my great grandfather, grandfather or father.
And its not going to start from me. Never!!!
We are as hard as nails. Its just that we may not look it. cool cool cool
u're welcome! giving u adv from my experience! i cal my guy baby n i remember dat babies like pettin, good food etc etc and as 'mummy' i pamper him to acceptable levels till we get married! i'm also in charge of dressin up, cleanin nails, face n carving eyebrows. i also call him twinny n i think of how i would feel if i were in his shoes b4 doin things to him. he also calls me baby n as 'daddy' pampers me, paint my nails, lose my hair etc. he also calls me... so when i saw ur post, i was laughing! i stored his no wit mybaby! stop complainin and act like her baby joor! let her love n affection wrap u like a warm blanket n vice versa! afteral, she's d person u should feel free wit most! take care!
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 7:27pm On Jun 09, 2012
PStylish: Very funny.Thanks all the same. smiley smiley smiley




hahahahahahaha
No woman did or could do that to my great grandfather, grandfather or father.
And its not going to start from me. Never!!!
We are as hard as nails. Its just that we may not look it. cool cool cool
u're welcome! giving u adv from my experience! i cal my guy baby n i remember dat babies like pettin, good food etc etc and as 'mummy' i pamper him to acceptable levels till we get married! i'm also in charge of dressin up, cleanin nails, face n carving eyebrows. i also call him twinny n i think of how i would feel if i were in his shoes b4 doin things to him. he also calls me baby n as 'daddy' pampers me, paint my nails, lose my hair etc. he also calls me... so when i saw ur post, i was laughing! i stored his no wit mybaby! stop complainin and act like her baby joor! let her love n affection wrap u like a warm blanket n vice versa! afteral, she's d person u should feel free wit most! take care!
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 7:24pm On Jun 09, 2012
PStylish: Very funny.Thanks all the same. smiley smiley smiley




hahahahahahaha
No woman did or could do that to my great grandfather, grandfather or father.
And its not going to start from me. Never!!!
We are as hard as nails. Its just that we may not look it. cool cool cool
u're welcome! giving u adv from my experience! i cal my guy baby n i remember dat babies like pettin, good food etc etc and as 'mummy' i pamper him to acceptable levels till we get married! i'm also in charge of dressin up, cleanin nails, face n carving eyebrows. i also call him twinny n i think of how i would feel if i were in his shoes b4 doin things to him. he also calls me baby n as 'daddy' pampers me, paint my nails, lose my hair etc. he also calls me... so when i saw ur post, i was laughing! i stored his no wit mybaby! take care!
Family › Re: Men,would You Allow Your Wives Have Their Own Capital Investments? by bukatyne(f): 12:34pm On Jun 09, 2012
Bontee: Why don't you state what is not right with my post instead of thinking everyone has to go with your own interpretation of the matter. We are all different way of thinking and engaging with other people with their ideas helps to expand your understanding of life. You are free to discuss as it is a discussion thread or keep on lamenting that it is well from the side.
dear, i'm not lamentin from d side, i'm wondering from d front! lol! i just wondered where greed entered d woman's actions! if d man felt building a house in his name only is right then y did he seize her documents? i wonder wat such couples used their courtship for anyways! didn't dey plan d amount of houses, cars, type of investment, no of kids etc they would have? i don't support a wife/husband having personal/private investment. it is not because de don't have d right to but because they re one and must do everything together and make all plans/decisions together! take care
Family › Re: Many Married Men Are Unhappy... by bukatyne(f): 12:19pm On Jun 09, 2012
[quote author=gabbytabby]As a single person we really need to be self aware and by this I mean do you know what your value system is, what xteristics are important to get you to where you need to be.

If you want to be happy then you need to ask yourself am I a happy person do others enjoy having me around, what truly makes me happy.

If you want to be sucessful then you need to define what sucess means to you, are you currently sucessful or doing things that will lead you to be sucessful and I mean independently not what someone can give you but what you work for we all need the discipline.

If you need to be with someone who is content, appreciative, loyal, respectful, faithful, loving, tactile, truthful, high sexual energy, pleasurable to be with, good communicator then you need to have all this xteristics or be aware that you need to work on them and actually do work on them.

If love is important to you then you need to define what love means to you does it mean sexual energy alone or does it include respect for each other, appreciation and value of the partnership, does it include how the person makes you feel when you are around them and when you are away from them, does it mean shared dreams, selflessness, someone you can trust to be your greatest supporter even when you are not there, someone who has your back and will go the extra mile to help you get to where you need to be.

If you give some crap and we all do then, you need to sit yourself down from time to time and truly ask yourself what you are bringing to the table that might allow your partner to take some crap. In case you dont know they are thinking about this from time to time so make sure that your cup is at least half full.

When you meet people you are expecting to share your life with, it becomes easy to see how different, incompatible or compatible you are or you would be and if you choose to ignore d signs n base d rest of ur life on one or two inconsequential reasons den u do ve urself 2 blame. +1000! ve a splendid day!
Family › Re: Many Married Men Are Unhappy... by bukatyne(f): 12:15pm On Jun 09, 2012
OPUS DEI: Even my friend who got married to his hearthrob last year still shows some regret amongst many men I know.Nothwithstanding there are also happily married couples.
So long as you are on earth, there will ALWAYS be a reason not to be happy.Its only in the after life that opportunity for continuous happiness exists.Marriage will not increase your reading on the HAPPIMETER beyond the level you work to maintain your happiness.I believe the best we can do is to:

1- Decide on the kind of marriage we want to have (this applies a little more to us guys)
2- Start planning and preparing on how to achieve it (this YOU MUST SEAT AND DISCUSS with your spouse-to-be)- cos any union undefined is subject to abuse.
3- Pray and Continually strive to make the right choice guided by the Holy Spirit
4- Live with the fact that Life in all its facet is actually a journey of faith, fraught with uncertainties.Therefore do not make your expectations very high.
5- For us men, see how much you can try to live out this passage "husbands, love your wife....." The day i understood this scripture, I almost thought that God was unfair.

I am ripe and look forward to a very happy married life since I did not go the option of priesthood. Cheers
goodmorn, ow re u? i like ur post alot! d day i understood that passage myself, i realized that submission comes naturally when d husband loves d wife. d wife ll outdo herself to please her lover. when a wife knows dat her husband loves her, she trusts his decisions n judgement. when they re making decisions, she looks out for his interest b'cos d husband is already looking out for her interest. d prob is a lot of men don't love their wives as they should! they think paying d bills etc is d ultimate. it's very good for a man to be responsible but even better to love her. God ll help u in ur decisions!
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 12:01pm On Jun 09, 2012
Lagusta: hey, gud mornin 2 u 2, m fine, hop u r too....

What i posted is real life, happening to my nextdoor neighbour. [/b]D hussie dey wash pant, wash cooking pot, grind pepper[/b], nd wife dey call am baby...

Only the wife should be called baby. At least he dowry was paid, she didnt pay groom price, abi?

CHEERS!!!
i'm good. n wat is wrong wit d husband doin those things? wat if he loves his wife n he's assistin her wit d house chores? my dear callin d husband baby has no correlation wit dat! wat if she was callin him sweetheart n he was stil doin those tins? or na brideprice dey determine pet name? ok, N1m BP = Diamond, N100K = gold, N10K = Precious, N100 = Baby! just pullin ur legs but seriously, don't pattern ur life according to wat u c around u, decide to live ur life how YOU want it! cheers! ve a splendid day!
Family › Re: Men,would You Allow Your Wives Have Their Own Capital Investments? by bukatyne(f): 11:50am On Jun 09, 2012
Bontee: If she wasn't expecting it in return then it means she gave out of freewill and she should not be concerned about the ownership of the property. It is either you give loan, give out money and state you want a share of the property or give freely without expecting anything in return.

The man took her 300,000 which he added to what he already had to complete just the roofing of the property and not about the whole property. Hope the woman knows the man spent money to buy that land, buy building materials, pay for logistics, make the foundation, build the whole house until it got to the roofing stage. So you mean contributing that 300,000 naira entitles her to own a fifty percent stake in that property?.

Please tell her that she is greedy, selfish and inconsiderate with her reaction to what the man did and she is at fault here. She agreed with the man earlier not to own her private investments or properties then why go to his back to do that because of this. If she is pissed off and wants to own her personal stuffs, then have a discussion with your man about it. You can have your way there in owning your personal stuff or quit the union if he still insists that the status quo must hold. She agreed to that rule when she kept silent during the time the man made that pronunciation.

They both have communication issues, so they better sit down right now and discuss these family issues before they get to the point of no return. Now for the man seizing her document or property, he has to cough that out eventually if she is my sister and she actually used her money to do that.
did i read dis post correctlyhuh re u saying wat i think u re sayin? it is well
Family › Re: Men,would You Allow Your Wives Have Their Own Capital Investments? by bukatyne(f): 11:50am On Jun 09, 2012
Bontee: If she wasn't expecting it in return then it means she gave out of freewill and she should not be concerned about the ownership of the property. It is either you give loan, give out money and state you want a share of the property or give freely without expecting anything in return.

The man took her 300,000 which he added to what he already had to complete just the roofing of the property and not about the whole property. Hope the woman knows the man spent money to buy that land, buy building materials, pay for logistics, make the foundation, build the whole house until it got to the roofing stage. So you mean contributing that 300,000 naira entitles her to own a fifty percent stake in that property?.

Please tell her that she is greedy, selfish and inconsiderate with her reaction to what the man did and she is at fault here. She agreed with the man earlier not to own her private investments or properties then why go to his back to do that because of this. If she is pissed off and wants to own her personal stuffs, then have a discussion with your man about it. You can have your way there in owning your personal stuff or quit the union if he still insists that the status quo must hold. She agreed to that rule when she kept silent during the time the man made that pronunciation.

They both have communication issues, so they better sit down right now and discuss these family issues before they get to the point of no return. Now for the man seizing her document or property, he has to cough that out eventually if she is my sister and she actually used her money to do that.
did i read dis post correctlyhuh re u saying wat i think u re sayin? it is well
Christianity Etc › Re: Churches That Can Lead You To Hell Fire by bukatyne(f): 8:03am On Jun 09, 2012
Yornandrew: Churches that pray their enemies should die instead of praying and wishing your enemies well. They are working in unforgiveness
Christianity Etc › Re: Churches That Can Lead You To Hell Fire by bukatyne(f): 8:03am On Jun 09, 2012
Yornandrew: Churches that pray their enemies should die instead of praying and wishing your enemies well. They are working in unforgiveness
morning yornandrew, d churches i know pray such re referin to d power behind ur enemies or spiritual enemies. ur neighbor that doesn't greet u or gossips about u isn't ur enemy, u can quickly settle that. they re referin m witches n wizards that have sworn that u wouldn't make it, denomic people who have entered covenants dat they rather die than c u prosper, demons that re in charge of villages, cities, countries and monitor d progress of their indigenes. most of their prayer pts re 'every power ... die IJN'. have a blessed day!
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 7:54am On Jun 09, 2012
Lagusta: Any lady dat calls a guy baby, dat guy is in for it...... Very soon, its gonna be: "hey baby, can u please wash my menses-stained panties, co-stay bra, nd junior's nappies? Oh thank u baby for cooking the egusi soup! Baby please wash my car for me" RUUUUBBBIISSSHHHHH!!!!!!
goodmorn, ow re u? and wat is d correlation btw calling ur guy baby n d stuffs u listed above? wat of a man that calls his woman 'baby', 'my girl' etc?
Romance › Re: ... by bukatyne(f): 6:19am On Jun 09, 2012
@OP: it's just a term of endearment so i don't think there is anything wrong wit her callin u dat. however, u said in ur post that most men n women at first meeting often get d impression u're a baby until otherwise. it might be due to a characteristics u have: do u ve babyface? talk like one? behave like one or are u always friendly n trust pple instantly? al these re xters of a baby n might make pple cal u dat including ur gal. if u know u've one of these xters n u c d baby thing as an insult or mockery, sit wit her n discuss wit love. she might like those qualities in u hence d baby but if there is no reason n it doesn't refer to any of ur xter, mbok enjoy d privileges of a baby boy! (good food, undivided attention, pamperin, etc etc) u know other things babies enjoy na! cheers!
Family › Re: Men: Would You Carry Your Baby On Your Back At Home? by bukatyne(f): 6:02am On Jun 09, 2012
so a wife is supposed to know ow she 'talks' to her hubby? i wonder ow their marriages got to this level! when i c marriages where d wife tiptoes round d hubby, is not free wit him, treats him like a Lord, has to rehearse every single request she has etc i often wonder if they started out like tis during courtship or if they settled into that role as time went on
Family › Re: Which Do I Choose; Marriage Or Job? by bukatyne(f): 5:30am On Jun 09, 2012
991: i understand you my dear, In life 'different things happen to different people differently' we are involved in this only because the poster seems indecisive and asked the house to advise her, I don't expect everyone's response to be the same though, but the reality of life can never be dismissed by logical reasoning. we are all products of the same union you talked about....marriage.
NB: from the story, the man involved has shown a degree of concern/commitment to the marriage by asking the lady to quit the job, who knows what plan he has.
cheers my dear, i leave you with the below quote...
"The more you invest in a marriage, the more valuable it becomes".
-- Amy Grant
and ur last quote work both ways. if d hubby to be has any plans, he better lay it down on d table n they analyze everything lest they both make wrong decisions. i can't really advise them cos i don't know HOB's story. that's where a lot of pple esp men make mistakes! a wife/woman IS NOT a robot/machine to be directed as one desires! if a man/woman have an idea or something, bring it to d table, discuss it wit love lookin at al d pros n cons and then pick a decision. dat decision becomes our decision n both of them feel responsible for d outcome. it becomes a common goal as opposed to 'his decision' etc. if d OP leaves dat job on his n not dier decision, she ll never forget esp if she doesn't get a better offer @ abj. she has to be a happy fulfilled single woman to make a happy wife/home
Family › Re: Men,would You Allow Your Wives Have Their Own Capital Investments? by bukatyne(f): 5:09am On Jun 09, 2012
freshmoney: And there she goes! Why are women always feel insecure? Whatever happens to total submission to your husband?
Doesn't it feel great when you make your man feel he's in control?

About the property thingy, we Nigerian men nor dey include name on property anyhow oo, unless that person be dangote lipsrsealed
this has nothing to do wit insecurity. ur post is contradictory. oneness, love n understanding can only grow where there is mutual respect n not a master/slave relationship. wateva happened to a man lovin his wife as himself? doesn't he feel great when she is totally cherished? wat do u mean by total control?
Family › Re: Men,would You Allow Your Wives Have Their Own Capital Investments? by bukatyne(f): 3:20pm On Jun 08, 2012
freshmoney: That your aunt deserves serious beating, infact an immediate separation. Now marriage in Nigeria is slowly getting to 50-50 shey? What about the formulaic way of Nigerian marriage- the marriage that was filled of love, understanding and oneness.
n d beautiful nigerian marriages filled wit love, understanding and oneness is master/slave abi?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Stand Of Women In The Bible by bukatyne(op): 3:14pm On Jun 08, 2012
ezicat: Regarding gay marriage - give it another generation or two. Last time I checked, there was resistance by Christians and the like on every civil rights progress. BTW, I grew up in a Christian household, so I have read the Bible myself more than a few times. The difference between me and you is that I don't read the Bible assuming its the divine word of God since that suspends any logical reasoning.
n my dear, ow do u read ur Bible? like a story/history book? d standards of d Bible never changes. Jesus Christ Is D Same Yesterday, Today And Forever Heb 13:8. People ve always n ll always try to interprete D Bible to suit them by lifting texts out of context etc. that's y every christian should read n understand d Bible thru d Spirit of God!
Christianity Etc › Re: The Stand Of Women In The Bible by bukatyne(op): 3:05pm On Jun 08, 2012
Logic Mind: One again, you disagree with your bible. Is your holy book too confusing for you or is so badly written that you need divine intervention to interprete it?

About the women having money, my point was that the bible had to justify their inclusion as if they had nothing to do there if not for their money.

Anyway, have you ever heard the term "sugar mummy"?
n where did i disagree wit my Bible? n yes, i need divine inspiration to interprete it not because it is badly written but b'cos it's d living Word of God and i need His Spirit to understand wat He is saying to me. n yes, i understand sugar mummy but i fail to c d connection. so acknowledgin d women who supported/sponsored Jesus' ministry means that's wat they re only useful for? acknowledgin that Joseph paid for His tomb means that is d only thing Joseph is useful for? so acknowledging that ur parents sponsored/supported u thru school in ur final project means that only their money made u recognize them! as u said, it's ur pt and not God'S pt nor Dr. Luke's pt!

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