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thorpido:The fact that hotel staff were able to verify that the deceased was alive and in good health after the man left, puts him in the clear somewhat. Barring other extenuating circumstances, he probably won't be implicated. He needs to thank that individual who had the common sense to verify the lady's state of health upon his departure. Saved by the whiskers. |
princemillla:I know Yorubas refer to traditional marriage rites as engagement. Is that what you are talking about here? If so, then there might be hope for your case. If however, by engagement you mean a proposal and a ring, then the late man's family may get away with stripping your sister of his belongings since they were not married in any real sense of that word. |
I find this interesting because I am close to a couple who seem very into each other. The husband though is keeping several secrets from his wife. He lied to her outright about so many important things. The wife goes around blabbing on social media about how her husband is the most honest person in the world, and how he'd never lie to her. I am not one to throw a wrench in the works so I'm watching to see how things unfold. My take on secrets and deception in marriage is this: the truth will come out some day. Nothing stays hidden forever. Tell the truth always and live with a free conscience. If you tell an intending spouse all your secrets before you tie the knot he/she will not leave if he/she truly loves you, and if they do leave, maybe it's for the best. |
Drince:And you had the guts to bring this to the public? You have no respect whatsoever for your husband, neither does your mum. You should thank your stars your husband isn't taking more drastic measures. Apologise to that man profusely. He should not be washing your mum's clothes much less her undies. |
Antoeni:You are right on the mark. |
Mrshape:Yeah, I did. Found out as an adult though. |
Mrshape:That rhyme far predates that Mark Anthony so it cannot be about him. I'm wondering if it's a reference to the Roman general of same name, but that doesn't make sense as well because he lived centuries before bicycles were invented. |
Mrshape:Wow, I did not know about the Mr. Mark Anthony part till now, thanks. Would that be the Roman Mark Anthony though? He lived way before bicycles were invented. |
biGDhAp:There's none actually. Turner(Sansa) especially, looks very different from the other two. |
The boy is an irreplaceable part of his mother's life. He is just 4 and needs the love of his mother and the guiding hand of a father figure in his life. Unfortunately, you sound like you can't stand the child, so the best thing is to break up with his mother. I see you treating that child very badly in future if you do marry his mother, and he doesn't deserve it. He deserves love. What you see as stubbornness in the child is a cry for help and love. Besides a child of four will misbehave and act out from time to time. It is part of that adorable, yet intricate construct called childhood. Please break up with the mother so that she can find someone else who can love and accept both her and her son. |
Daewang:The reference was to Anthony Joshua. |
@OP baking soda is not acidic. It is actually alkaline which is the exact opposite. |
Some women are a disgrace to womanhood. I can understand the man's rage. Let the wife carry her cross and the consequences of her indiscretion jeje. Of course this means the end of the marriage. The only casualties here are the children. |
Your mind is responsible. All our experiences are subjective. |
ikh777:OP follow this advice please. Remember some don't even have any children at all. Be grateful. Your husband will come round. |
GreatResearcher, I have watched the drama surrounding your quest for a wife and the eventual marriage unfold. I really don't have much to say about the core issues. I believe enough has been said already. I just want to tackle one point. You seem to have a penchant to resort to name calling which is targeted for the most part at females. It is highly ungentlemanly to say the least. Grievances can be aired without calling other people's wives, girlfriends, mothers and sisters 'whores'. I thought you started this particular thread to apologise for that lapse but I must have misunderstood your intentions because you have also resorted to name calling here. Your experience at the hands of your ex may have left a bitter taste in your mouth, but that doesn't mean you should treat any and every woman without respect. I wish you happiness and I hope someday you'll enjoy a happy marriage if that's what you want. But I really hope you'll learn to adopt more civil behaviour towards others. It will greatly improve your relationship with people around you. I wish you peace. |
Highly uncouth behaviour. Their body language shows it's the norm for them. She's been abusing that man for a while. This isn't a one off. It may also be she has caught him doing something he shouldn't, so he's taking his punishment meekly out of guilt. Whatever the case, abuse is unwarranted. |
1. Hone your craft/skill. If your friends and aquaintances know you are very good at what you do you may be half way there already. 2. Assume someone is always watching you and ensure your character and attitude to work are good. Back when I was job hunting, I was called for an interview by a firm I did not apply to. When the interview was done, I was told that I had been recommended by someone who had good things to say about my work ethics and character. I was shocked when I was given his name. He had worked very briefly at a firm run jointly by the one I worked in. I could count the number of times I had met and interacted with this person on one hand. I called him to thank him and he laughed away my surprise. Someone is always watching, and what they see can make or mar your chances. |
Her baby is actually beautiful. She should have ignored the trolls. That would have been the mature thing to do. Besides, you've got to have a thick hide if you are going to be celebrity. Some will love you, some will hate you. Just brush it off and move on. |
Ekemeze:May your name be heard for good beyond the borders of this country, and may you be blessed with all that is good and enduring. |
I think she just went through a bad phase at some point. I suspect her husband's death hit her real hard. She doesn't look like this anymore She was a guest on Ellen late last year and she looked ok. |
Let me add these: Dastardly and Muttley Top Cat The Flintstones The Jetsons Inspector Gadget Danger Mouse Thundersub King Rollo Penelope Pitstop Popeye Scooby Dooby Doo Jabberjaw Ed Grimley Sylvester and Tweety Tom and Jerry Pigeon Street Richie Rich Josie and the pussy cats The Adams Family Worthy Mentions - Terrahawks, Muppet Babies, New Zoo Revue, Fraggle Rock. |
Your mum was transferred to another school. She refused to honour the transfer and was suspended for her insubordination. I actually don't see anything unfair in this. That's the way the civil service works. You could be transferred at short notice. It is all part of the package. |
Yes you can. You are not related by blood. |
Milo and Bournvita are not even in the running as far as I'm concerned. The only cocoa beverages i like are Ovaltine, Horlicks and Cadbury chocolate. |
Yetunde is a very nice person. She deserves better than this. |
femoint007:Amen. |
suremahn:This cannot be true because there are no comparative forms for the words wife and baby. |
Not bad, but she's not looking as flawless and young as she used to. Her legs and make up especially don't look so nice. She's still beautiful though. |
javaguru:I am willing to bet that neither the tank nor the building materials involved were manufactured in Anambra, so your statement isn't valid. This sort of freak accident is heartbreaking. May God comfort the bereaved. |
Offpoint:Good morning son. May this day bear multiple fruits for you and bring you joy. ![]() |
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