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Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by bukatyne(f): 9:19am On Feb 19, 2023
pocohantas:
Most times it is based on issues with her family. Some of these issues happen during the marriage rites and he would already plan in his mind to pay the bride price, take his wife home and show them pepper. The poor woman would be the one caught in the middle for a problem that has no direct link to her. The bride price wasn’t given to her. Neither were the items on the list.

This thing happens a lot in the SE and I know way too many.

Generally there is no pressure on men to be well-behaved towards their in-laws. I have never seen anyone advising men to take their mother inlaws as their own. Some of them do not even have their inlaws number. Many in fact. It is the wife that keeps covering up. Extending nonexistent greetings from her husband. They dismiss all this as normal. They are busy. They are taking care of the wife…so what more do you want from them?

Marriage is beautiful, but I think we women pay more dearly when it is sour or goes sour. As such, no pressures. When you find the one that ticks the important boxes, hold am tight.

I also think our mothers didn’t teach us enough on the ways of men. It is beyond submission, allowing him have his way sexually and cooking. I find myself talking a lot with my sister in-law these days and she is totally clueless.
@bold: That's just their reason. Even Yoruba men who don't pay bride price are not necessarily better husbands.
Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by bukatyne(f): 9:15am On Feb 19, 2023
AmazonTopaz:
My submission on this is pretty straightforward some Nigerian marriages are a nightmare.
I know of one who stopped his wife from going to help at a family occasion on the day she was meant to go after informing him a week prior about her plans ooo.

The woman was already driving to the venue, she left the kids at home and the husband when he gets home will take care of them that evening. The man called her oo that she should reverse back home oo that if she doesn't he would divorce her.

The thing is the men who were at the occasion heard the whole thing because the woman turned it to a big issue and as an events planner refused to do an event for her husband's friend because of what he did. He forbade her from going to the gathering the men at the gathering said the man knew how to run his home, it is opinion the wife should obey, they used the word 'obey' and 'respect' and that women should listen that he doesn't owe any explanation. Anyway, the woman doesn't owe the husband or his friend any explanation as a week to the event she cancelled her plans to help the husband's friend to spite him too and it affected the money the man would earn from the arrangement.

1. The thing is men would support men, women must support women. I have always had the view from my early twenties not too long ago anyway grin that if as a Nigerian woman you can avoid marrying Nigerian men or Nigerian bred men please do.

2. Our mothers of old raised these men poorly. I know of a boy in the University who could not cook as his sisters did it for him at home while in school he dey call him mama to tell am how to put ingriedients for food. For my mind I say them for give am one of him sisters to follow body come help am cook for school.
1. If women support the excesses of women because men do same, then they are same and have no moral standing to complain

2. I am happy you said our mothers raised their sons poorly. From me would be WWW 3. If these men are the products of our mothers, perhaps these are the kind of men/husbands our mothers want? I presume that if you 'hate' a behavior, you would correct same in those you have the power to. I always say that whenever a woman is ranting about her husband, I check her son. If she is raising him to be the next father, then she is just ranting to feel herself.
Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by bukatyne(f): 9:10am On Feb 19, 2023
AmazonTopaz:
I am from the South East and I don't advice women to marry Igbo men sha grin

Anyway they say I hate Nigerian men so I don't care.
@bold:

Heard same from a SE woman however, my sisters love them.

Perhaps because they are dealing with another set of issues that Igbo men cure.
Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by bukatyne(f): 9:04am On Feb 19, 2023
AmazonTopaz:
Well it was a Twitter thread created by someone with the name Bitter Feminist on Twitter who was sharing screenshots on how Igbo Facebook married women community take permissions from their lords and personal saviours aka husbands before they go and see their parents
Let me understand the context here:

The wife bought a ticket to see her mother/parents without discussing with her husband prior?

Or she told him she wanted to see her mother on XYZ and the husband said no just because?
Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by bukatyne(f): 8:59am On Feb 19, 2023
pocohantas:
Nnem, you can manage the exposed ones. Especially the ones in corporate sector and Lagos brought up. Not brought up in Ladipo o. But you see those ones in Aba, Onitsha, Enugu… I wish you love and light.

They also complain of we Lagos brought up Igbo girls. Like I care. I don’t even want them and based on experience, I STILL DO NOT WANT! grin grin grin
I know I am very late to the party but I have seen enough to know that the bold is not a guarantee of a 'good' or 'gentlemanly' husband.
Events › Re: Event Planners Print Their Own Money To Be Sprayed At Parties by bukatyne(f): 5:15pm On Feb 10, 2023
MT:
I am against spraying of money too but looking at it from the other side, it is part of our culture. Nigerians love show off, and if they have not sprayed, they have not enjoyed the party.

This concept is not illegal as well because they just created a paper note as party money. They never counterfeited the Federal Repulic of Nigeria currency. In a way, the event planner has become the Central Bank Governor of Party.

My people no go kill me. grin
@bold:

cheesy

Sounds good 😊
Events › Re: Event Planners Print Their Own Money To Be Sprayed At Parties by bukatyne(f): 5:14pm On Feb 10, 2023
This looks nice cheesy and still gives the feel and vibe of spraying money especially when vibing to one solid alujo who understands the assignment.
Family › Re: Do You Think Social Media Has Had A Negative Or Positive Impact On Your Relation by bukatyne(f): 5:00pm On Feb 09, 2023
@Topic:

No impact undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Older Woman Who Took Prince Harry’s Virginity Says He Lasted Five Minutes (pics by bukatyne(f): 7:10am On Feb 07, 2023
Judybash93:
Flip the table and this would sound bizarre!
cheesy

It sure would.
Romance › Re: The Nairalander U Cant Afford To Loose... by bukatyne(f): 8:57am On Feb 06, 2023
Raalsalghul:
Bukatyne: always giving balanced views on marriage related topics.
I appreciate the positive mention.

Thank you.
Romance › Re: The Nairalander U Cant Afford To Loose... by bukatyne(f): 8:50am On Feb 06, 2023
EbenezerTriumph:
pansophist and bukatyne are the real bosses. been always looking for their comments cos they enlighten me a lot.
It is good to hear my posts enlighten you.

Thank you.
Family › Re: Nairalander Needs Advice Regarding Mum And Wife by bukatyne(f): 8:49am On Feb 06, 2023
Acidosis:
My sister cool
How are you doing cheesy
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 8:45am On Feb 06, 2023
Gerrard59:
In my opinion, that guy did not make any sense. I have come across hard-working and well-cultured ladies who contribute immensely to themselves, their families and the workplace. I discussed with them frequently, so when he was told to change his environment, it was actually good advice. Honestly, I am proud of how my parents brought my siblings and me up because we no fit reason like this. There will always be the good and bad, handsome and ugly, and logical and illogical people in society. That said, I don't consider the average Nigerian man to be intelligent. Nigeria is a case study of how a country is when governed by unintelligent men, so the braggadocio that men are inventors and built successful societies does not apply to Nigerian men. Na white and East Asian men get those appellations. Interestingly, you would never see them make mouth o.

I think the major issue with these Ndi alfa meils is poverty because if na public education, I and my siblings and even these ladies I know all passed through the public education system. Hasty generalisations are not the right ways to look at issues holistically. On the other hand, Ndi feminists have their own faults, and one of the reasons alfa meilism rose is because of the extremism of Ndi feminism
Well said.
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 8:43am On Feb 06, 2023
Gerrard59:
White and Asian men oo

This braggadocio by black men claiming to be alfa meils dey always burst my head. grin
cheesy wink cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 8:08am On Feb 06, 2023
aestake:
If I am a woman, why would I go committing crimes when the loots get to me?
Who is more logical in this scenario:

1. A person who goes to commit crimes to please another and risks death, jail term, injuries, social alienation etc.

2. A person who waits for the loot in their comfort/so not comfort zone?
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 8:01am On Feb 06, 2023
gard9ner:
Chocolate, why are you so pained huh? That’s exactly what the poor guy is saying, everything you spewed reeks of emotions, nothing makes a person sound weaker and unintelligent as “emotional” expression void of appeal to pathos.

You’re out of line, no one is talking about crimes, besides no particular gender has the monopoly of crime ok; women rob, kidnap, rape and brutally assault men and other women alike, pls don’t insult me just find the pony. It’s a social issue and the pendulum of social opinion swings left and right.
If it occurred to you that no one has the monopoly of crime, didn't it occur to you & the OP that no one has the monopoly of airheadness on/offline?

So now she pointed an issue that men are more culpable of, you suddenly remember it is a social issue?

Men stealing, kidnapping, swindling and robbing are social issues but women selling their bodies on/offline are not social issues?

Very logical!
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:56am On Feb 06, 2023
aestake:
Men commit those crimes to please you.
How logical! cheesy grin
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:45am On Feb 06, 2023
olaeffect:
I attended a human capital management session recently.
And we were given a new angle to managing problematic subordinates.

Instead of looking at maverick and misfits from the angle of "what is wrong with you?" We were trained on how to start looking at them from the angle of "What happened to you?"

You see, most people have gone through so much negativity that they are not even aware that they have been molded very wrongly.
They actually don't really know the difference between wrong, right, and ideal.

Unfortunately, with my experience of working with many people, I have come to realize that this misfits and mavericks cut across both gender.
Are you sure it is not 10% males and 90% females? cheesy

Nice post especially second paragraph.
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f):
ERlS:
Attention seeking and since nairaland is an echo chamber for misogynists, they want validation.

I'll never understand expending so much energy on something you supposedly hate. If i hate something, it simply doesn't exist to me.
@bold

Hate is a very strong emotion so let them rant away.

All we pray is that they find healing to rid them of the hate or stay away from women (which they won't).

A logical response to something you don't like is 'indifference'.

Hate is too invested an emotion.
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:37am On Feb 06, 2023
gard9ner:
He isn’t female, Kobojunkie is stupid boy with an undeveloped brain, if you doubt me track his posts and comments, from his always attacking, illogical and invading comments he is even the one who needs mental help.

Always looking for arguments, I remember in one certain thread 2yrs ago, someone even laid curses on him and threatened to harm him physically. I pray they don’t harm him one day. People should just ignore the fool, watch his next actions now as I’ve given him small relevance.
@bold:

A highly charged emotional response. Want to harm a virtual person because 'you' don't agree with his/her views?

And you thinking it means sense that you are 'praying they don't harm him one day'? Like you think there is merit in harming someone you don't agree with online?

Sighs.
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:32am On Feb 06, 2023
Flame77:
This is exactly what the OP is referring to about the female gender and you just proved him right. But I do know there are few exemptions to the OP's observations about the female gender. My sweet wife, my kid sister and my sweet mum of blessed memory are among the few exemptions. My baby girl of just 3 years too is really showing signs of another exemption.
cheesy cheesy

If you were to be logical sir, you would know that having four 'intelligent' women around you alone means that some men elsewhere have multiple intelligent women around them therefore the women around you are not exceptions.

Or perhaps you have women intelligence magnet you want to share to other men?
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:25am On Feb 06, 2023
DIVINEEVIDENCE:
Look, I used to fawn around women until I caught women I respected and could swear for, in fornication and adultery, married and unmarried.

Today, I've developed a total blank attitude to women.

No woman fazes me again, beautiful, endowed, rich, homely or whatever.

I can look any woman straight in the eye and call her bluff.

I deal with them on a purely formal level and anyone who's developing feelings for me does so at her own peril.

I put up a post the other day seeking to know how one can identify a woman who will never cheat in marriage.

This is one information I need to get hold of to even consider marriage.

Op cited an example of the reckless Nekedepoly girl.

Check out reels, Instagram posts and posts on virtually any picture/video sharing site.

Its usually women in semi/total unclothedness.

How can you respect such characters?
You lost respect for women because you caught a few in adultery/cheating? Interesting.

Do you have respect for men?
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:12am On Feb 06, 2023
Karleb:
Show me your friends and I will tell you who you are. Or something like that.
wink
Romance › Re: Am I Gradually Becoming A Misogynist? by bukatyne(f): 7:08am On Feb 06, 2023
Supersymetry:
Fallacy. I have seen countless illogical men, in general most people are not logical.
It depends on the situation, both gender can be illogical and logical.
@bold kiss

If the OP was logical, he would be not worked up lumping all his female family members because of one post.
Family › Re: Your Husband Is Not Your Friend, He Is Your Lord — Nigerian Man Tells Women by bukatyne(f): 6:42pm On Feb 05, 2023
main24:
The marriage system just like every other system in this world is flawed and built on deceit.
Where are you taking us to again bros? grin grin grin shocked shocked shocked shocked
Family › Re: Nairalander Needs Advice Regarding Mum And Wife by bukatyne(f): 8:58pm On Feb 04, 2023
Acidosis:
The idea of sending the same amount of everything to both parents is somewhat unreasonable

Point 1, both parents don't live in the same country; hence, different cost of living.

Point 2, the needs of a de facto single mother and a typical mom and dad family would differ in many ways.

Point 3, the pressure on an only-child situation would be greater than a family with 5 children.


Maybe it's time to reconsider this fixed, joint-everything situation. You both should take it easy and be flexible, please. Life is not that hard.
@bold:

It is here I read that couples should send same thing to both families irrespective of their circumstance.
Family › Re: Nairalander Needs Advice Regarding Mum And Wife by bukatyne(f): 8:56pm On Feb 04, 2023
ctex4real:
This is what I plan to do henceforth.
I think because she contributes to bills, she feels entitled to a 50-50 arrangement.
@bold:

What does this mean?
Christianity Etc › Re: Chris Tucker Turned Down $10 Million To Stay True To His Faith by bukatyne(f): 3:46pm On Jan 29, 2023
This is wholesome to read.
Food › Re: Will You Buy A Small Bottle Of Water 2k? by bukatyne(f): 3:37pm On Jan 29, 2023
ikeno:
You not paying for just the foods and drinks but also for the coziness of the place and serene atmosphere 😂😂

Same thing with phcn and crazy bill,they don't just bill you for only the electricity they supply but also the darkness when there's no electricity.🤣🤣🤣
@bold:

This is funny.
Family › Re: 123 by bukatyne(f): 2:39pm On Jan 28, 2023
Romanoff:
The question is "are the abroad men looking for women like you"?
The real kwestion cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Family › Re: Help - My Wife Wants An Open Marriage by bukatyne(f): 3:59pm On Jan 26, 2023
Whatever happened to the couple on this thread?

Did the wife push forth with the 'open marriage'?

The husband sounded very weak. But again, he lost the moral standing the moment he went to the strip club.
Travel › Re: Before Vs Now: Mommy 60 Years In Nigeria Vs 4 Months In UK (video) by bukatyne(f): 3:51pm On Jan 26, 2023
It is not a Nigeria vs Abroad issue; it is a poverty/lack of care vs care issue.

There are several women her age in Nigeria who look lovely.

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