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Family › Re: See As Husband Is Whipping Wife Mercilessly With A Belt (must See For All Ladies by cococandy(f): 3:18am On Dec 28, 2015
Really? grin
SmartMugu:
Those are white folks. Some of their woman love that. Some won't even mess with a man that can't put them through that. It's their culture. In Nigeria it's a different ballgame. The woman go first ask you why?? But this woman wanted it and she got it, so it doesn't count towards abuse at all.
Politics › Re: A Nigerian Governor Declared Mentally Ill. by cococandy(f): 3:05am On Dec 28, 2015
Rochas will fit that bil better.
Honestly that man is a mental case.
Family › Re: Oyinbo Girl Seeking Advice! by cococandy(f): 3:03am On Dec 28, 2015
OP taryour and co have said it all.
Whether the problem is another girl or the color of your skin, it's all the same thing.
He's no longer into you. It has little to do with faith.
If it had to do with faith, he'd try to get you to go with him to his church.
Fashion › Re: Lingerie! A Must Have! by cococandy(f): 2:07am On Dec 28, 2015
grin
Chillisauce:
You are here fighting Byvan over coco babygal while EfemenaXY had secretly cornered her with one of her teenage sons. cheesy
When the babe turns 18, Efe's 31yr old son by then will show up with cooool cash. Your boy and Byvan boy will still be carrying bag pack for one of their anthropology course grin
Make una dey hustle. The silent ones are the ones you should be aware of.

Happy new yr
Family › Re: Advice Needed: His Wife Will Not Allow Him Rest. by cococandy(f): 2:06am On Dec 28, 2015
Oh you will find her.
That's no problem at all.
agarawu23:
my earlier comment u quoted was a joke with that lady, I just can't stand a career Lady and I blv I will find my type of girl sooner or later smiley
Family › Re: Women Need To Be Taught To See Beyond Marriage by cococandy(f): 2:02am On Dec 28, 2015
@bold, I disagree. it doesn't have to be.
Except where one is married to an unsupportive Ego-serving man.

@ the rest, you're right on point.

kelvinclint:
.Girls need to be taught to see beyond marriage.
.
An average Nigerian girl, or say African girls in a broader scope wants to grow up, finish school and just get married. Nothing limits a woman as much as this. A man plans his life thus-
.
"grow up, MAKE MONEY,
raise a family".
.
A girl plans hers like-
.
"grow up, finish school, get
married".
.
Girls are not taught to dream
independently, they think
their final destination is in a
man's home. The "better
tomorrow" they are taught to
dream of is a tomorrow
inside their husband's home.
No! It's wrong. You need to
first carve a life for yourself
before you put yourself in
the control of a man.
.
Girls are taught To dream to
be Queens. Meaning they are
taught that no matter how
high they fly they still have
to be under a man, her
king.... When they could
actually be Kings themselves.
.
You might say getting
married doesn't stop you
from winning, but that's false.
Marriage creates a lot of
limitation for women...
Socially, economically, even
psychologically. Women are
home makers. A woman's
primary concern is building a
home. When you finish school
and you get married almost
immediately, childbirth,
domestic duties, etc will limit
your hustle. You are gonna
live your life in the shadow
of your husband. You are
gonna be just another
puppet in the hands of your
husband.

.
Some women even become
housewives, like you live all
your life under the sole
control of a man? From being
under your dad straight to
being under a man.... How do
you live with that?
.
Women need to be taught to
dream. They need to be
taught they are also an
independent being, and they
also need to carve out a life
for themselves.
.
African parents need to stop
putting pressure on their
female children to get
married immediately after
school. Teach them to strive
like they are the ones going
to raise a family on their
own. Boys are brought up to
strive, to create a Kingdom,
why can't women be taught to
be same?
.
Women and men will never
ever be equal if women are
trained to see their ultimate
end in the comfort of
marriage. Take your time,
how can you be just 23 and
you are already feeling ripe
to marry? What have you
achieved? Will you die if you
don't get married quickly?
.
Girls need to focus more on
personal development after
school. Life starts after
school... Try to make a living
for yourself. Girls need to
stop being pressured to
marry too quickly! They are
not men's properties!
.
Y'all need a new mindset
Africans.
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 1:59am On Dec 28, 2015
I just can't deal.

Of course I've been challenged by folks like you who like to read A and pretend that you saw B.

If you have tangible evidence that I prescribed divorce as a solution except in any case that involves abuse (precisely physical abuse), then kindly tender evidence or go back to mischievously misinterpreting what I say just to score cheap points.
TV01:
Where have I ever stated that people should endure suffering and pain huh And a focus on DV without the proper context is the way to strong and healthy marriages huh

On the contrary, you and your cohort prescribe divorce for anything self-defined as "shitty or awful". And not only that, but you
1. Never correctly contextualise domestic relationships vis-a-viz marriage
2. Give any heed to types and degrees of abuse
3. Or the fact that it cuts both ways
4. And possibly worse of all, never give any pause for thought, or consideration to the importance of the foundations of marriage.


As above, you are not. Not least because, abuse to a degree - even if only for a period - characterises many marriages, but that does not mean that it is serious or horrendous, or that divorce is the panacea. And even a zero-tolerance approach to abuse is not best served by a blanket divorce policy.

You are a divorce proponent, and have been challenged repeatedly for raising it even when the situation does not warrant it. And your blinkered and un-nuanced focus on violence and death in order to valorise divorce is very damaging to healthy families.


TV
Family › Re: Advice Needed: His Wife Will Not Allow Him Rest. by cococandy(f): 1:54am On Dec 28, 2015
agarawu23:
see coco

I think that's my own way and what I want for myself. Different strokes for folks. smiley
I didn't say you shouldn't want what you want.

You just want two contradictory things in one person. That doesn't make any sense. At least to me.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Engaging In Premarital Sexual Relations Before Marriage, Is It Okay? by cococandy(f): 12:00am On Dec 28, 2015
H2Ossss:
lol... i never said i did it, and i dont think am a hypocrite... it was stated in the 10 commandment yeah... also stated was thou shall not kill... but God ordered the isrealites to kill... even down to animals... so wt will u say about that? they were hypocrites to kill since it suited them then? so y blame the muslims when their god tells dem to kill ppl?
Now you're shifting base.
Never mind
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Engaging In Premarital Sexual Relations Before Marriage, Is It Okay? by cococandy(f): 9:57pm On Dec 27, 2015
But it's among the 10 commandments.
How can you not know of its wrong or right?

You now have selective knowledge of right and wrong because something you do wrong had been mentioned. Lmao grin

When you want to play the hypocrite to someone else. Then you'll be sure of right and wrong
Abi.
H2Ossss:
hmmm.... God permitted solomon to have 700 wives and 300 concubines and was still blessed with wisdom above all men, David had so many wives but was still a man after Gods heart.... and small me will have sex be4 marriage and its now a sin?? haba mallam... habaar... cut me some slack naa. i dont knw if its right or wrong shaaa...
Family › Re: Differences Between Men And Women (pictures) by cococandy(f): 9:53pm On Dec 27, 2015
That color one is so on point. grin
Family › Re: Advice Needed: His Wife Will Not Allow Him Rest. by cococandy(f): 9:41pm On Dec 27, 2015
agarawu23:
wanna catch a doctor like you so that you can gv me injection
You want to catch a doctor But also want one who will be willing to do whatever doctorate degree she wants and come drop the cert in your house to go open a roadside business.

Confused man.
Family › Re: Advice Needed: His Wife Will Not Allow Him Rest. by cococandy(f): 9:38pm On Dec 27, 2015
grin
quivah:
Sorry, but no one like me needs an enemy of progress tongue

You can try an upcoming road side chemist, you know..you still get to receive your injection.cheesy and set up her business.. Just like you wantwink
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 9:37pm On Dec 27, 2015
TV01:
An awful (or shitty) marriage does not mean death ensues, or that divorce is the best option.

If championing strong, healthy marriages is weird, no problem.

Godspeed.


TV
Maybe you intend to but You're actually not.
It's funny you see it that way and see those who feel DV has no place in anything that calls itself marriage as the opposite.
You're championing enduring avoidable suffering and pain in the name of staying married.


I'm for strong healthy marriages. (Which is one where there's no abuse) Not ones bursting at the seams with horror stories but patched up and managed to avoid the word divorce.
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 9:12pm On Dec 27, 2015
TV01:
You are co-campaingers for divorce, along with several others. Between you, you have inter-alia campainged to 1. have the stigma removed from divorce, 2. diminish the sanctity of marriage and, 3. even normalise divorce as a good thing.

I thought you had a bun in your oven huh


TV
You're one weird fellow.
So protecting the sanctity of marriage includes advocating those who find themselves in awful marriages die in it just to keep appearances?
I don't know about you but to me, that is actually what diminishes the sanctity of the whole institution and what it truly stands for.
A union. Not a bondage.

No I've not delivered my baby.
Not yet time. smiley
Thanks for asking.
Family › Re: Why Do Men Drift From Responsibility To Their Children After Divorce? by cococandy(f): 9:07pm On Dec 27, 2015
What if the woman is happily divorced? Say her life is better and happier without the marriage.
why do you think the average divorced woman is angry and vile? (note the word vile)

classicB:
because a divorced woman is angry and vile. Some of them try to turn the back of the kids against their daddy by saying all sort of bad things about him, no matter how hard the man try to be a responsible father, the kids would not appreciate it. Men know this and that is why they dnt indulge themselves. Not all dads tho.
Family › Re: How Do You Justify The Bible? (10 Points)? by cococandy(f): 9:05pm On Dec 27, 2015
Yes I do love debates. And opposing opinions.
You're right it's the fun in all of it.

Just that those on NL tend to turn sour real quick when one party doesn't have anything tangible to offer so they turn to insults.
Kinda made me develop the habit of ending them real quick once I've said my piece so as not to give room for that.

Viva to harmony eh grin.
Mindfulness:
What is NL about? It is about cyber interaction and the fun of it. cheesy And truth be told, without opposing views, there would be much less fun, don't you agree? It would be a bit dull.

You seem to be enjoying debates too, you just end them quicker. cheesy You love harmony, don't ya? grin



I see a lot of reason in what Strawman is saying. If I didn't, I wouldn't proceed with the discussion.



It has just happened and I have seen it happen before too.
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 8:52pm On Dec 27, 2015
I can't even read all this. Why did I even bother in the first place embarassed
Just read the beginning and the end.
Maybe I'll do the rest later.

So bukatyne's words are mine right? Issorait.


Edited.
Dropped what? grin
TV01:
Your co-campaigner Bukatyne, considers a shitty marriage" as grounds for divorce, and it's the logical conclusion to the thinking of your cohort.


And again, not all abuse is violent, life-threatening, or grounds for divorce. And whatever the situation - even this one - efforts should be made to restore the union first. Your abuse = divorce mantra is plain wrong and irresponsible - wrongly irresponsible grin


Histrionics. A violent union,may not be life-threatening. And in any event, the root of the violence can be considered and possibly resolved, before the rush to divorce.


Like I said, you are a campaigner, not a thought leader. If his life is in danger, he can remove himself from the situation, and make initial efforts from a distance. Going straight to divorce is not the key or even the safest response tongue.


I read the OP, what has he been doing since? And yes, he should continue until he has satisfied himself all efforts have been exhausted, not head straight to divorce. Further, he should not have entered the union with the requisite understanding, preparation and due diligence, which he clearly did not.


You belong to the cohort of divorce campaigners, na lie grin


You are patently "not sorry". Per my previous post, I typically advise where an issue is presented, not where divorce is demanded. I usually address men, and I always advice going the extra mile to restore the union. I posted the link clearly demonstrating this.

If you can fond a link where I have acted as you have alleged, I will deactivate cool.


At least I defend, expound and champion it. Feel free to grow your passion for "divorce in an instant" grin.


You are the one stressing yourself, looking for enemies of divorce


Thank you and thank you. Likewise. So, have you dropped yet?


TV
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 7:35pm On Dec 27, 2015
I don't even remember using that word shitty.
I'm always specific-In cases of abuse.
Always specific. Like a million times. It's the same word I always use.
So a violent Union is not life threatening. When is it life threatening? When the fellow is already dead.
Like in this man's case that he's managed to be alive because to some reason God has just decided to keep him alive because she could have easily killed him during one those violent episodes.

You're saying he should work on it because you have to save face even though it defies common sense.

@bold And you've resorted to outright lies. grin
Well if it makes you feel better....

I'm sorry I had to call you out like this. I knew you'd be nowhere to be found unless it was a woman going through this and people like me advise her to flee. Then you'd come a'running to label them enemies of marriage.

Like you're the only one who understands what marriage means. (rolls eye)


*Now that I spent the energy typing this, it doesn't seem worth the stress anymore*.
Phew.


You lil'un is cute.
Happy Sunday.
TV01:
I did ask him to work on his marriage that's a generic response for me - indeed, what has he been doinghuh


Please evidence this cool. I typically only give advise when issues are presented, not when divorce is desired, and I always put safety first, if it is an issue.


Not every case, but you freely prescribe it and stridently campaign for it.


You prescribe divorce for "shitty unions" - where shitty is self defined,therefore quite meaningless. And you point to divorce in any instance of "abuse", even where it is not life threatening. You care little for the sanctity of marriage.


My loffly dorra cool!


TV
Family › Re: How Do You Justify The Bible? (10 Points)? by cococandy(f): 7:25pm On Dec 27, 2015
Mindfulness:
It isn't always about winning. wink
Okay so what is it about?

By winning though I mean the ability of the proponents of one side to convince the other to see reason with them.

I've seen this a hundred times over. It just never happens.
Family › Re: My Brother Is Like A Houseboy To His Wife by cococandy(f): 7:17pm On Dec 27, 2015
ogawisdom:
U r an idi.ot to think a man of d house shld b turned into an errand boy even b4 guests
So the woman of the house should be turned into an errand girl?
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Engaging In Premarital Sexual Relations Before Marriage, Is It Okay? by cococandy(f): 7:15pm On Dec 27, 2015
MsGlobalwonder:
coco the coco.. so Christians should sex-away grin. Oshey!!!
I no talk anything o
Family › Re: How Do You Justify The Bible? (10 Points)? by cococandy(f): 7:11pm On Dec 27, 2015
Nobody ever wins these kinds of debates.
Make una die the matter.
Family › Re: Upside Down Marriage by cococandy(f): 7:07pm On Dec 27, 2015
If I didn't call you out will you be here pretending to ask him to work on the marriage grin
We only see you jump into action when an abused woman is advised to leave for her own safety.
No be today.
Well anyhow you paint it, someone who's doesn't have selective eyesight will know that I don't prescribe divorce for every troubled couple.
That one is a figment of biased imagination.
But it just kills you to admit the truth that life is more precious than dying in a violent Union.


Anyway Who's that cutie on your signature.
TV01:
Cococandy, you never drop grin? Get it right, I am pro-marriage. And whatever the case is, he should first make every effort to restore his marriage, as I have advised and will continue to advise people facing difficulty in their unions.

The floor is your is you want to go straight to divorce - in fact, don't even bother to label it a "shitty marriage" first, in order to justify it wink.

We are busy putting the "merry" into christmas and you are scouring NL looking for divorce cases? E no dey tire you? Abeg, tell Oga to "murder that thing" cheesy. Not DV type murder 0 grin - I hear it hastens delivery.


TV
Christianity Etc › Re: Christians Engaging In Premarital Sexual Relations Before Marriage, Is It Okay? by cococandy(f): 6:02pm On Dec 27, 2015
We Christians tend to select the sins that are 'okay' just because they are the ones we commit the most and then turn around to act holy and uppity to others who sin differently than us.
That's wassup grin
Family › Re: No To Getting A Car Because Am Single by cococandy(f): 5:48pm On Dec 27, 2015
After reading the comments on this thread, some people will still pretend not to know that the society we live in tries to limit women.
They attack those who say it as if it's a lie.
Mtchew.

OP pls buy your car if you can afford it.
Shikena.
Family › Re: Whats Wrong With This Photo Of A Semi Unclad Mother Breast-feeding Her Baby by cococandy(f): 4:47pm On Dec 27, 2015
Nice pics.
Though I'd never have the liver to do that.
Family › Re: The Reason why wives feel reluctant to host their inlaws by cococandy(f): 4:17pm On Dec 27, 2015
Yea you should have said that at first instead of coming with a half story that made you look mean to readers.
Because no one will read that you are upset your hubby went to pick up his sister and not think you dislike the girl.


babeabike:
Thanks,

On issue of picking her up,maybe ppl got me wrong because I didn't expatiate the reason behind my hesitation.Just 3 weeks ago that my mum came to Lagos n was about 3km away from our house,I suggested we pick her up which he outrightly declined that she should take her cab that he could not go out because of heavy traffic

This is my mum who always come to Lagos with her car and had never asked for such favours.She had helped bring all our wedding gifts in bits on each of her journey down.Even brought food stuffs on some occasions.And then my husband declined and I had to drive down at about 9pm with my protruding tummy all alone to bring in my mum.

Tell me how would I react to his volunteer to go bring the girl from over 50km away during festive season(with so much traffic in town) after refusing to pick my own mum that has BN supportive and relevant to us.And now there was more traffic in town than the day my mum came around.Who deserved bn picked up? Someone from a journey or someone within Lagos?
Family › Re: My Brother Is Like A Houseboy To His Wife by cococandy(f): 3:59pm On Dec 27, 2015
Oyind17:
I only asked a question cos I felt bad. light hid marriage on fire ke! who have extra time for another man's marriage ?
You obviously.
Family › Re: My Brother Is Like A Houseboy To His Wife by cococandy(f): 3:57pm On Dec 27, 2015
What's all this rubbish about bread winner this and that anyway.
So if the man is the breadwinner he can't dish food or do minor things in their house?
Oh jeez!


ogawisdom:
If ur bros is a houseman then its OK, by d way who is d breadwinner undecided d woman is acting the man n this comes with being d family breadwinner, pause n do a little check she pays house rent, children sch fees n feeds d family tongue
zaza999:
If this story is true,then: It is likely the woman is the breadwinner of the family.She may be the one that sponser the marriage.Your brother contributes nothing other than di.ck.The woman has used water n washed her private part and used it to cook for him while babalawo give her and told her what to do to ensure "Do as I say".Sorry for ur bros!
Fashion › Re: Lingerie! A Must Have! by cococandy(f): 2:41pm On Dec 27, 2015
My ribs cheesy

Byvan. grin
byvan03:
Lol, you still dey build palace, Cococandy don already collect trailers of yams and 10 cows for the engagement rights. The rightful Prince has been in karate classes for two years in case people like you comes around to crash a perfect engagement party angry. No need to dey wait Prince wey im palace still dey under construction grin.


Wait for next turn, beg Coco to born your own Queen. This one was taken before her conception. You are invited to the engagement party, come with your boy because other chics will be there for taking tongue.
Family › Re: My Brother Is Like A Houseboy To His Wife by cococandy(f): 3:53am On Dec 27, 2015
I've read your story over and over again and I can't seem to see what you're hot about.

So if you went there to spend a few days and found him cooking, serving the food and doing the dishes n laundry, you'll fall done in a faint?

You just sound very annoyingly nosy.
Pls mind your business and stop telling a happily married couple how to run their affairs.

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