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Kimoni:See this madam o. Na me wan teach you, I go still pay you? ![]() Is your mom Igbo? I heard those people like money too much. |
troy20:I bet if the husband was the one that gave woman belle outside and I said she should accept the baby then I'd your example of a good woman. Mtchew ![]() |
Kimoni:Ermm. How much will you pay? |
plaetton:If he's also keeping mistresses yes. If not, no. lol @even me? I'm the first you should expect to type something like that. Do you think I'd open my eyes and say what's good for the goose is not good for the gander ever? |
I'm sorry I don't see it that way. Two different perspectives going on here. We will eventually agree to disagree which kind of makes me think "is it even worth starting in the first place"?. Well the carrying cash around example has been overplayed a tad. If you don't mind my saying it. If someone was gonna try to rob you, it's either they find money on you or they don't. In either case they'd have to come close to you first, attack you first before getting to the money. Whether you hid it in your boxers or are carrying it on your head. For rape, if the person gets close enough to attack you, whether you're wearing long dress or short one, it won't save you. Might as well leave the body in a safe at home and go out spiritually that's if we see the carrying cash around thing as a befitting analogy. I don't think the two match. Now also this would be if we talking of random rape by a stranger on the street like a pair of goats mating by the roadside. Like that happens all the time? What happens more is that people you trust enough to be in a private setting with are the ones who will rape you 95% of the time. Friends, classmate, uncle, neighbor and what have you.Tell me how dressing can save one in such a situation. If dressing is one of the causes of rape, that means there's thousands other causes. Why aren't we addressing them? Why the constant emphasis on dressing if not people's constant need to police women up and down? In my opinion given the circumstances under which most rape occur, it has nada to with dressing. E.g At a friend's house At a house party In your neighbor's apartment. Maid By the oga when madam isn't around. I can go on and on and the last example that would come to mind is by a stranger on the street who happened to be attracted by your flimsy dressing. That's why even though I don't dress in what's considered indecent by most people's standards and personally find some skimpy wears to be fashionably distasteful, I don't think it we should emphasize on dressing as preventive measure for rape. It sets a dangerous precedence. Where the crime is eventually made to look minor because the victim had a hand in it. That's just my point. Truckpusher: |
Oh please. First I don't tell people how to dress. If they are adults it's their business. Secondly and more importantly emphasizing on dressing as a way to prevent rape is just ridiculous because it hasn't protected anyone from a rapist.not one person. and more annoying is that it shifts focus from where the real blame because even as we are all acting like we mean well, it sends the wrong message. That one's dressing can make them deserve rape. Or that somehow the rapist isn't entirely 100% to blame. Whether we like it or not, that's the message all this subtle encouragement to dress well to avoid rape gives. That's how the human psych works. That's why people have learned to blame the victims when such things happens. That's what we taught them without knowing. If it was even said for some other reason like "you look better when dressed covered" it will be a more worthwhile message IMO than saying it is to prevent rape. I'm kinda tired of this nonsense conversation btw. Overflogged and getting redundant. So if you'd leave me to my opinions and stick to yours. You know. Truckpusher: |
Idowuogbo:You can do your birthday everyday jare. Just deny it was you if they ask you who's birthday it was yesterday. ![]() |
Phema:Umm. OP this. how come no one even mentioned this before. Scans usually add two weeks to the fetal real age. Anyway even if turns out the baby is yours, you guys better move In together ASAP because it will only be a matter of time before one (or two or three) kid/s that's not yours is growing in Your house. |
So who's the baby daddy and does he know? Before una abort the pikin make sure he's not after getting his baby from her or you'll have a bigger mess than what you already have. As for what to do, get your family together. One person has to move to join the other. Distance is bad for any marriage no matter how much love you guys have between you. Or Else both of you'll continue sleeping around. If you don't mind having those extra partners then the pregnancies that come from them shouldn't bother you. The ones from your mistresses should also be welcome since she's bringing hers from her side bobo to una house. Just gather the pikins under one roof and raise them all as yours. |
I know how she felt when I left. So I kind of feel the OP on a personal level. But now she's all bubbly and we chat all the time like I didn't even leave ![]() Kimoni: |
You guys should are settle amicably. Culture or no culture the person more in need should get more as you're all her kids. If the person more in need is you, then find a way to appeal to your sis to let go of greed and give some to you. Culturally in my place, first daughters inherit their mom's properties. Unfortunately in the older days, that didn't include houses or lands as women rarely ever owned such then, so has it became assumed that such props only include jewelry and clothing (like that's all a woman should ever own . SMH) But with things changing, more women are working harder and acquiring properties for themselves since they can't inherit from their fathers. In such cases, if you still want to follow tradition, then those things belonging to your mom are rightfully the first daughter's to inherit. Abi you no be man? And should expect to inherit from your dad since you will continue his lineage not your moms. No be so? Pls settle amicably with your sis. If you follow gra gra way,you may not get anything at all if they (she and her husband) have more connections than you since your mom didn't leave a will. |
SAMBARRY:Me. albino? ![]() |
SAMBARRY:Hapu m aka= leave me jare. ![]() |
SAMBARRY:Well maybe they looked at the rapist somehow and made them filled with lust. Whatever. they must have done something to attract the lust of the rapist. Abeg hapu m aka sambarry. ![]() |
Irresponsible |
hensben:Or? |
If only I can see someone to do that for me here. OP I'd order that especially with the goat meat, add lots of stock fish and dry fish and Pomo. There's this lady I follow on Instagram that does it for her U.K. Neighbors. Sometimes I wish I can order from her all the way from here ![]() Flyca nice one. ![]() |
You're gonna get over it. Just scared of losing the bond you have with you sis. It happens but life goes on. |
Tell me about it FrancisTony: |
Tamee:Lol. Funny you |
Tamee:Those gods clean my house and I pay them. Dem no reach. ![]() |
Tamee:Exactly |
Tamee:This thread is so funny ![]() |
I don't know about calabar women o. Maybe they do ![]() bukatyne: |
eyinjuege: ![]() |
So many curable illnesses killing people and they blame it on adultery. |
xynerise:Lol. Hahaha |
Hmm. Well good men that think like you still deserve good women. Tell me about the double standard. Just about every thread you open you see congregation of people hating on Nigerian women as if they weren't raised by Nigerian women. And funny enough most people that have problems with such mindsets. They see it as normal. Like the culture isn't already based on double standards. One magumagu boy somewhere will still have the guts to condemn a girl better than him because he's been made to believe that no matter how morally bankrupt he is, he doesn't need to change to be a good husband. JoeCutie: JoeCutie: |
xynerise:Yes ooo. Pls say that again. I trust you. |
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