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MissOpe:Unlike a number of folks here, I think you are a wonderful wife, a wonderful mother and an irreplaceable partner to your husband. This is why he is not ready to entertain the idea of a side chic. I especially like the maturity with which you engaged those who spoke ill of you regarding your nature as it relates to sexual activity with your husband. I do not share the same thoughts with them. Just keep loving your husband in many other ways that will make up for the gap created by unfulfilled intimate desire. I have no doubts you have been doing that and will continue. In fact, I count your hubby lucky to have someone like you. |
Never knew that nairaland bot could lose control from excess weed until now. |
MissOpe:MissOpe, making a connection between marital obligation being proportional to financial provision places your union in the category of transactional relationship. It is his duty to provide for you and your kids whether you make your money or not. If he is honest, faithful, and responsible but falling short of his duty to be a provider probably owing to the worsening economic landscape you should better understand his plight more than anyone. It means he is not fulfilling his part owing to circumstances beyond his control. Can you honestly say that about your body? The only exception is where you imply negligence. |
MissOpe:I guess psychological compatibility is at the heart of the issue in this case of yours and is also applicable to other belief systems you mentioned. I understand your refusal to match your husband's sexual drive because I know there are many ladies built like you who don't relish the idea of regular sexual activity with their spouse. Pushing your husband into the arms of another woman may be detrimental to him and his mental wellbeing in ways you may not have anticipated. To avoid this, why not try and have a common ground where you both will have to compromise on your values where you may come up with creative ways to satisfy his sexual appetite without having to yield entirely to him so that the both of you are happy and get something from the experience? He loves you as you love him. He should be fine with the arrangement where he gets a reasonable satisfaction of his desire rather than get nothing in the process. This should tame his desire till when you are ready to fully give in to him. Not telling you what to do...no...never, just making a suggestion that may help avoid the drama that may attend keeping a side chic. |
MissOpe, I hope I don't come across to you as having a judgmental tone. Only wanted to probe further into the reason for your stance in your marriage. It is well. |
MissOpe:You give the impression you were forced into the marriage. Why did you marry in the first place if you won't yield your body to him on demand? |
APC, the political party of the street urchins, by the street urchins, and for the street urchins. |
Shameless man. You and your fellow bribe-seeking actors campaigned for a corrupt and inept presidential candidate based on financial inducement rather than his administrative capacity and you still have the guts to air your grievance at being betrayed publicly. People like this man should be disenfranchised. People who sell their votes are the bloodsucking vampires of this nation. |
Obiedun:As it stands, a microscopic, or less than granular improvement of the cerebral cortex of APC supporters from 0.0000000001 to 0.0000000002 is a colossal expectation that cannot be accommodated by reality. I said my piece. |
Op, you meant to say your mum had a ghastly accident. 'Fatal' would imply she died in the accident. |
It is said that humans use less than 5% of their brains. A dullard at least uses 0.1% of his brain but APC supporters use far less than 0.0000000001% of their brains. They will never question Tinubu's dictatorial governance of the nation as long as their underperforming coginitive capacity is low on the oxygen of reasoning. |
Who else has noticed that since the kidnapping incidents spiraled out of control there has not been any law making making the death penalty the punishment of the crime? The Fulanis are everywhere controlling the presidency, the judiciary, the armed forces. It is a jihad I tell you. |
Beremx:Exactly what I wanted to suggest. It is clear many people don't know about this very powerful bedbug killer. It really works like magic. It will make them go into extinction. Speaking from experience. Op, get Dress Force insecticide and end the story of bedbug in your home.
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What is with all the hidden posts? 🤔 |
nzechu:Very very silly idea I tell you and that is just the least of it. |
Awkward innovation that makes discussions or chats embarrassing. |
Donsheddy:Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I have said it that his new rule on 40 characters is caveman creativity. He can freely type a single word or a two-letter word on other social media platforms as comment, but on nairaland he is a dictator of expression. Fact. |
Mr blogger is just waking up. Good morning to you. |
The same APC wey don lost inside forest tey tey na im wan lead Nigeria to better future? Na only APC slaves fit believe dis cow shit. |
Poorly informed youth minister, please tell us the minimum wage abroad as well. |
Dannyset:What tears? Typical APC strategy to seek praises for the slight repair of something they absolutely destroyed when they met it in good working condition, or, at worst, was in better state of affairs when they met it. Keep deluding yourselves. Every slight ₦5 strengthening of the naira you begin singing the praises of Tinubu and mocking his critics, but refuse to admit he made the naira so weak that ₦50 and ₦100 have lost their purchasing power, and you are here celebrating a ₦5 gain but keep mute when it makes hundreds of naira loss. Typical delusion at its peak. |
Belated but happy birthday, Infofirst. Wishing you glorious days ahead. |
blackman007:No sweat, bro. Always learning from each other. |
blackman007:It is all about exposure to risk. Leverage 1:100 will require less margin (amount of money) to open a position but that means the capability to open multiple positions at once exposing you to greater risk. With 1:30, you will be required to deposit higher amount of money to open a position. This will make it very difficult to open multiple positions to reduce your risk of exposure to losses. Why do you think the U.S made leverage 1:50 compulsory for US brokers? It is to reduce risk of losses. For example, you may have $100 in your account and still be able to open a position with leverage 1:100, but with leverage 1:30 the platform may tell you insufficient funds to execute a trade (just an illustration, not exact figures). |
