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Nairaland General › Re: Name One Nairalander, You'd Love To Meet In Person. by cococandy(f): 7:53am On Sep 10, 2014
Choi. I ma what's sup. cheesy
Or 4040.
Ga gbakasia owerri town.

beeevan: Mango tree or orange room? cheesy
Family › Re: Teacher Gives Student A Lapdance by cococandy(f): 12:25am On Sep 10, 2014
That face can upset the boy's balance for life grin
r231: Forget the face na lap dance sure pass...... grin cheesy

Na face dem take give lap dance undecided
Family › Re: Perfect Wife ; Myth Or Reality by cococandy(f): 12:24am On Sep 10, 2014
cheesy grin
Family › Re: Teacher Gives Student A Lapdance by cococandy(f): 12:18am On Sep 10, 2014
See her ugly face
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Addresses The Whole Media Hype And Lies by cococandy(f): 11:07pm On Sep 09, 2014
Gombs: Watch how your life goes henceforth! Unless you turn from what you said here... except I'm not annointed of God!
This post takes the award for silly of the year.
You really think your words can change the course of another man's life?
Delusions of grandiosity to the nth degree. undecided


@topic,did I hear someone say 50percent of his wealth?
So all the years she's laboured with him,built the church with him,pastored,managed and grown their UK branch/es count as nothing. Huh? Including raising the kids mostly by herself. Is it easy to be mommy and daddy most of the time while making sure the family 'business' doesn't fail.
Now it's his money. right?
Wrong. It's their money. She takes half which belongs to her by right.
Full stop.
The law makers aren't silly.
And laws aren't based on sentiments.
Family › Re: What Men Should Learn From The Pastor Chris' Crisis. by cococandy(f): 9:45pm On Sep 09, 2014
Mumu undecided
Nairaland General › Re: Name One Nairalander, You'd Love To Meet In Person. by cococandy(f): 5:26pm On Sep 09, 2014
I remember lanli.

Oh my childhood days! smiley cheesy cheesy
Chillisauce: Mango tree ke.

beware of soldier ants. Let those tiny things dont go near your okpata grin

Im sure you and edwife will be tying holandis wrapper around your br east.

with lanli ( you know the plants we used for local nail polish) gently placed on your nails while waiting for it to absorb and give the orange polish color cheesy
Family › Re: To Marry A Man 10years Older by cococandy(f): 5:25pm On Sep 09, 2014
I've to decline.
No offense smiley
SHOCK7: And d fb tin?
Family › Re: Fact: Christianity Is Not A Religion by cococandy(f): 5:21pm On Sep 09, 2014
I totally understand.
mstik: I remember sometime ago when I casually mentioned this view, I was put on blat and cussed out lol
Religion is a terrible thing, infact I hate religion
Religion has brought conflict and confusion into the world
Only a few will understand this
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 5:11pm On Sep 09, 2014
Or open the thread. Yes do that. Let's hear their views cheesy
Godmystrength: For the purpose of this thread, you are very right.

and i will also like to add to my understanding of this your stance

That a woman helps out with finances is something she does of her own accord, not something she has to do.
And that a man will probably not leave his financial responsibilities unattended to just because his wife is not helping with cash. Period!

I am fine with that! Simple...(or maybe i should just keep this till a thread on ''Your Views On Women Who Help Their Partners With Financial Contribution'' or something like that is opened.
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 5:07pm On Sep 09, 2014
crackhaus: You know for the reason of the emboldened, is why I don't often engage in arguments with you female lot on NL.
we female lot? Ok

That part in bold is purely a construct of yours, that's entirely you making that up...I made no such inferences.


who says you did?that was generally speaking


As for the question about options left for a man who's wife has refused to cook just to prove a point?
I suppose when the husband starts eating out, staying out late, and coming home only when his wife is already fast asleep to avoid talk...maybe then the woman will realize that proving a point by extremes is not the solution to anything.

neither is the husband's proving a point the solution. Some men don't engage in house work not because the wife has all the time to do that but simply because it is a proof of their manhood.
Such a scenario as the one you painted here can lead to the breaking of a home.
It's so easy to see how it can lead to break up.
Hubby has the time to help but prefers to sit and cross legs to prove his manhood. So wifey begins to slack in house work because she can't manage everything by herself. So hubby resorts to eating out and going out at inappropriate hours just to avoid having a sensible discussion with his wife.
See? Broken home.

Using a woman as example. A wife who feels a man (husband) has to provide her with everything may also stand to reap such friction if the husband decides to only do so much and leave the rest.what will she do? Go outside to look for the luxury her husband can't afford because she refused to help?
If she does that isn't the home broken already?

You see why men rules and women rules don't work for couples?


I said it before that if we're being real here, no woman who values her marriage leaves the chores undone and food uncooked just to prove to her husband that she works as much as he does.

but of course. I agree. Same as no man who values his marriage will sit and watch his wife slave to death because he's a man and has to prove it by not doing domestic stuff because it's a woman's traditional role.

Still people do it.I know one such coulple BTW.whenever I visit,I do a thorough cleanup before I leave. Wife comes back from work later than hubby but he's anti house work because he's a man. So they live in filth. And they seem happy cheesy




Again, it's highly unlikely that a woman who has a steady source of income decides to make no input financially. If she won't do anything for the house (husband), will she also decide not to spend on the kids when they start coming?


Makes you wonder how a man can watch his kids go hungry and not cook 'n' feed them because mommy isn't around.



What are you saying here that I haven't said before?

what I'm saying that you're not saying is, both husband and wife should make it a point of duty to assist each other in their designated roles.
It doesn't become a men's rule thing when the man refuses to help out because he expects to be judged differently than his wife.
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 4:39pm On Sep 09, 2014
crackhaus: You're not getting it.

am I not? smiley

Why would a normal thinking woman with a steady source of income decide not to assist financially in the running of her home?
This is entirely different from when a man doesn't do chores...you're still stuck up on judging men and women using the same set of rules.

it's by no means different. Really. So You've not seen or at least heard of women who's money belong to them but the husband's money belongs to the family? There's no jugding here. And when you say that you make it seem like it's the whole of men against the whole of women. It is one man to one woman here. So both in their marriage are expected to abide by the same rules which they have agreed upon. Unless they are two parralel lines with no intentions of meeting.

Men are women live by different set of rules and standards, this is just how it is whether we like it or not. It's not about one party being inferior to the other, it's about standards.
Men are men, women are women...both sexes cannot be judged by the same set of rules.
A lion is a cat doesn't mean a household cat is now a lion by direct comparison.


men and women? I'm talking of a family here. Each family of course has it's pattern so I don't see a seperate rule for all men and a seperate rule for women when it comes to domestic affairs. For example, a rule that governs women in the society may hold no water in my home because I'm not just a woman when I'm in my home.I'm a partner and a help meet. So I understand that I should adapt to my partner and him to me.so that we do our thing our way.the way it's comfortable for us not the way men or women have been 'programmed' to.

True the age long roles still influences how things are being done by many folks,but since it has becomes generally accepted that a woman isn't too womanly to win bread? Where does a man get off to being too manly for chores?

Simply put general men and women rules don't apply in homes where both parties are prepared to make it work. Any form of rigidity in the name of what a man is expected to do or not do and vice versa for a woman too will only lead to avoidable friction and/or breakdown. No amount of men rules or women rules will save such a union.


@emboldened, you mean to tell me that you've heard of women who earn money waiting up on their husband to come home before buying fuel, thus meaning they prefer the darkness?

yes I've heard. while some make sure they collect up front so that there won't be emergency when he's not around which will require them to bring from their pockets.

The same way I've seen men who will leave the kids hungry or in soaked diapers until mom's back to make dinner for them and clean them up.


Well there are two things involved:
- it's either the woman really has no cash available on her to buy fuel. OR
- the arrangement in the house is that the man is in charge of fuel, hence 'daddy' is on his way home with fuel and the woman is waiting.

you'd be surprised at the different kinds of human beings occupying our dear earth.

Now if neither of those two is the case, and you're telling me that the woman has cash at hand and there is no agreement on who buys fuel normally...but still she decides to inconvenience herself by staying in the dark while waiting for the husband who's probably not bringing any fuel home because he assumes there's fuel available...meanwhile, she still doesn't call to notify him that there's no fuel

Going by that situation in italics, I think such a woman has a deep seated problem in attitude and she has bigger things to worry about.
Being selfish to others is one thing, but being selfish & inconveniencing oneself just to prove a point is the definition of unhappiness, wickedness, and possibly psychosis....a woman like that needs help.

very much agreed. I'm totally with you on this. Same applies to men who will inconvenience themselves,live in the mess they made or the mess the kids made,stay hungry,etc because mommy's not back to do that yet.

Cococandy, the one I've heard of and seen is that the woman does not know how to turn on the generator and as such has to wait on her husband.
Family › Re: NFL Player Knocks Out His Fiancee - What Do You Think?(Viewers' Discretion) by cococandy(f): 4:05pm On Sep 09, 2014
I'm of the opinion that women should keep their hands to themselves at all times during a misunderstanding.
They both got what they deserved.
She tasted near death
He's tasting near career loss.
Both got served.
Romance › Re: How Do I Advice Her.......my Younger Sister Thinks She Is In Love. by cococandy(f): 3:34pm On Sep 09, 2014
It's true na.
Guys play babes but run to fetch their guns when they see another guy around their sister or daughters.
That's because they all know what they are capable of cheesy
Odilafta: Abi o aunty mi grin ABi wetin I for talk?
Family › Re: Classic Ways African Parents Set Their Kids Straight(pics) by cococandy(f): 3:31pm On Sep 09, 2014
I like them
Hehehe.
Better than koboko and pepper to the privates cheesy
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 3:27pm On Sep 09, 2014
De' javu
I think I've had this debate with you before crackhaus.

In cases where one partner refuses to help out with the other person's 'traditional' role,they have no choice but to live with the consequences of such decisions.

If the man feels he's too manly to clean up the house or cook or take care of his kids,he has to get used to living in filth or eating gala for dinner sometimes grin
What other option does he have?
Beat his wife because she came back tired the same time he did and so didn't have time to do everything?
What a fine solution that is.

Same thing applies to a woman.if she feels she can't spend her money on the family because it's a man's job,she'll have to make do with what he provides.
If they can't afford some luxury because all his income goes to other basic needs,where will she find the mouth to complain with since her purse strings are so tight.

All of which can be avoided if both will learn to loosen up and know that there shouldn't be any rigid rules in the home regarding who does what.
And also learn to appreciate their partners all the time for their support which in turn will push them to do more.
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 3:17pm On Sep 09, 2014
Duh. The same reason why a man won't want to help out in the house if his wife works like him.
Simply because such a person thinks it's not their traditional role so,they are not under obligation to do it.

You didn't answer my question. What will you do?
And yes it is very likely. I've heard of women who will wait until daddy comes back before they buy fuel for generator.
Still think it's unlikely?
Depends on who you marry.
crackhaus: Why wouldn't she want to help out if she has the means?

I'm sorry, but your question is highly unlikely.
Romance › Re: How Do I Advice Her.......my Younger Sister Thinks She Is In Love. by cococandy(f): 3:11pm On Sep 09, 2014
Odilafta: Are you sure you are scared of her falling into temptation or you're scared that someother guy will do to her what you do to other girls?
grin
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 2:50pm On Sep 09, 2014
Actually no one can force anyone to do anything they don't want to do.
At most it will lead to serious tension and/or breakdown.
I'm sure no one wants that for their marriage.
The scenario you painted would also apply if your wife decides she's not going to help out financially.
What will you do crackhaus?
crackhaus: Babe, I don't know if you married or not...but quit the fronting and foaming at the mouth.

If your husband says/decides his not in the mood or for some other reasons, chooses not to do chores...you ain't gonna do nothing about it.
You ladies should try being real here for once. The worst you would do is still ask him nicely or talk about it.

I guarantee that you and the other females on here would never leave it (chores) undone because your husband(s) didn't do it.
Men who help with chores do it because they want to, not because they're supposed to...the best a woman can wish and be thankful for is that she marries/married a man who's willing to help.
Family › Re: To Marry A Man 10years Older by cococandy(f): 2:09pm On Sep 09, 2014
Sorry about that.take some pills you'll be fine.

SHOCK7: Well apart from dis neck pain i'm having,i'm kinda fine.Pls whatz 'ur fb page?
Nairaland General › Re: Name One Nairalander, You'd Love To Meet In Person. by cococandy(f): 9:32am On Sep 09, 2014
Edwife surely.

Well it's already settled. This time next year we'll be sitting under the mango tree together braiding each other's hair and painting each other's nails while gossiping about beeevan,chillisauce and efemenaxy grin
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 9:23am On Sep 09, 2014
smiley and the romance is kept alive grin
dam007: I humbly align myself with your position... I think its more about the individuals.. Because from that aspect, everything is shared! Got that candy! smiley thankss cool
Family › Re: To Marry A Man 10years Older by cococandy(f): 8:14am On Sep 09, 2014
Thank you smiley
How are you today?
SHOCK7: Hi coco,i noticed in some other thread & I thought we just had 2 get acquainted.i forgot 2 say looking LOVELY.
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f):
I got you clearly the first time.
No it is not by choice. That's my point.
When two people are married,you don't 'chose' to help or not when it pleases you.
You're under obligation to help.

I'd spit fire at any woman who prefers to fold her hands and watch her husband suffer alone to cater for the whole family's every need when she has the means to help but prefer to stand on the sideline because it's not her traditional role.
Or choses to help out sparingly because the man should be doing it.
Or seeks special awards and recognition because she helps him.

So why will I agree that the man should 'chose' to help in her own area?
I prefer to say he's obliged to help.
dam007: Exactly the point I seek to justify.. Please read the post again if you don't get my stand on this... I'm clearly saying.. Contrary to what most men believe.. Its not such a wrong idea.. Besides.. A smart wife most likely wouldn't even expect you to do chores with her when she knows you should be at work... I help my partner often coz the nature of my job leaves me more time.. and she returns quite late and tired often.. Its only fair of me to at least lend a hand.. The contention here is this.. I FEEL ITS BY CHOICE, AND NOT OBLIGATORY ON THE MAN'S PART.. The only defense most ladies rely on is his efficiency as a husband!
Nairaland General › Re: Name One Nairalander, You'd Love To Meet In Person. by cococandy(f): 7:42am On Sep 09, 2014
RoyalRoy: ***blushing in Hausa****. grin

My list.......
Frankyshow
Shoefreak
Cococandy
MizTyna
Mayapop

#Lobatan
I'm very very sure I'd like to meet you in person too smiley
Forum Games › Re: The Hilarious Picture Game by cococandy(f): 12:15am On Sep 09, 2014
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Forum Games › Re: The Hilarious Picture Game by cococandy(f): 12:09am On Sep 09, 2014
Selfie of life

Forum Games › Re: The Hilarious Picture Game by cococandy(f): 12:04am On Sep 09, 2014
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Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 11:36pm On Sep 08, 2014
No.
If they both get back from work like say 7pm,
She's supposed to rush into the kitchen and handle that with some martha stewart prowess,bathe,feed the kids,help them with their homework and tuck them into bed simultaneously,while running the laundry in the back and cleaning the house that y'all probably left in a mess while hurrying to work.

Oh let me not forget. Do the dishes meanwhile checking your favorite dinner so it doesn't burn.
Then serve you delicious poundo yam with banga soup in front of the Telly where you've been stretched out grin before retiring for the night.

To wake up early next morning to prepare you for work and the kids for school/daycare while preparing herself too.

If you help out with house work,you're being kind and generous but
If she helps out with the bread winning,it's her responsibility

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dam007: lemme get this straight, are you saying now its supposed to be some sort of responsibility for the husband to handle chores simply beacause the wife earns too?
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 11:25pm On Sep 08, 2014
Yea just like it's her 'choice' to decide to support the home financially or not.

Some men be wanting to eat their cakes and have it since 1900bc
dam007: don't get this wrong, my point is its not a bad idea to help your spouse with chores.. But its a choice.. Just because she supports her husband should not make it a must for him to handle some chores! Na!
Family › Re: Your Views On Men Who Help Their Partners With House Chores. by cococandy(f): 11:23pm On Sep 08, 2014
@ topic
There's no 'view' when the wife is winning bread alongside hubby. It's normal. It's what a responsible wife does.

But when the man needs to do his share of house keeping, 'view' enters the equation.

All these views you're viewing.
Ok.
Kontinuu

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