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Family › Re: The Littlest Hustlers by cococandy(f): 9:31pm On Aug 04, 2014
pickabeau1: Hahaha..pick wetin...i only observed the post making fun and mocking religious statements

Even rich people make those statements...

Funny woman..
Even unbelievers make such statements so no ones religious beliefs was being mocked.

Trust you to bring a different weird angle into it.

BTW I said something about children being seen as investment for the future.
Who's financial belief was I mocking?
Family › Re: My Problem With The Respect Shown To Men In African Societies by cococandy(f): 9:24pm On Aug 04, 2014
beeevan: Mehnnnn...very tiring, it felt good when I kept it rolling for 2weeks but some how I got distracted. Chillisauce just 'gingered' my swagger, so am starting this night, no more excuses cheesy tongue.
I tried too and my thighs ached for days. I'm not even sure I was getting it right.

I always have excuses. Hehehe.
Family › Re: My Problem With The Respect Shown To Men In African Societies by cococandy(f): 9:16pm On Aug 04, 2014
cheesy grin
You're not serious o.
And I was waiting for you to show me results to inspire me to start mine.
You were my inspiration embarassed grin
Now you stopped I've to use you as excuse for not doing mine.
beeevan: i gave up even before I started , i discovered a new hobby instead, frying and storing different flavors and textures of chin chin grin. I will resume squats after munching the new batch I fried .


How did the bikini contest go or did you give up and started preparing versions of akwu stew instead ? grin


Hopefully my next hobby will be discovering the cure to the dreaded Ebola, if we don't save Naija, who will? cool
Family › Re: The Littlest Hustlers by cococandy(f): 9:05pm On Aug 04, 2014
pickabeau1: You are spouting simplistic reasons which do not even address the issues at hand
A society like ours is transiting from one where children were seen as a farming resource and more kids were encouraged to one where child management and family planning is key.
It starts with education and enlightenment and organisations like Society for family health in conjunction with the ministry of health
Also better health care and immunisation means that kids live long unlike before when child mortality before the age of 2 was high.
What we need is a concerted effort by all to continually impress on men and women to ensure family planning.
Human rights groups and female oriented NGOs can help here
We cant solve the issue by making light of people's religious belief on children.
I don't know how religious belief comes into this.
I don't see who's disagreeing with you about the family planning et al.
Infact since you know that's what they need,you do agree that they ignorant about such things.

This should have been your first post on the thread instead of hanging by the corner waiting to pick my own post apart.
Family › Re: Couple Attending Separate Churches! Is It Normal? by cococandy(f): 8:39pm On Aug 04, 2014
That's why I said unless he gives her reason not to trust him
beeevan: For a woman not to trust her husband fully, there must have been a reason not to,breached trust maybe. Even women that knows something is amiss prefer to hide behind" i trust him", until he blatantly rubs it on their faces.
Family › Re: Lets Celebrate The Wonderful And Caring Husbands by cococandy(f): 8:10pm On Aug 04, 2014
You're courting trouble cheesy grin
So Nigerian guys can't love heh?

bukatyne: Nice onr

@OP:

Thank you God for giving me a non-Nigerian husband grin tongue

The 1st Cor 13: 4-8 type

Taught me what love really means.

Everything you open your mouth to say you love me, I know it's true

I love you so much
Family › Re: The Littlest Hustlers by cococandy(f): 8:08pm On Aug 04, 2014
Out of these two women,one is ignorant,the other is not(at least on this issue)
If the ignorant one knew what was best,she would have sought to have a means of livelihood and a stable home before popping kids into the world.

Family › Re: Is It Cool For A Husband To Always Send His Wife On An Errand? by cococandy(f): 8:03pm On Aug 04, 2014
You go jump bike go the errand na cheesy
Saraha1: God abeg no give me husband way go dey send me Errand oh.Abeg not with this bowleg oh.
Family › Re: The Littlest Hustlers by cococandy(f): 7:58pm On Aug 04, 2014
Everyone knows those statements are true.

But when you have 4 kids on a low pay job or no job at all with another one on the way and try to use God as excuse,it means that the person is ignorant of the fact even though god blessed us with millions of reproductive cells,he also blessed us with common sense to do so wisely.

You can't tell me those beggars on the street with five kids pulling the end of their wrappers aren't ignorant.
pickabeau1: Are you saying those statements are not true..

I believe children are a blessing from God and blessed is he who has his quiver full of them

Calling such people ignorant.... Hmmmm
Politics › Re: Ebola: See Comments About Africa On Yahoo by cococandy(f): 7:53pm On Aug 04, 2014
embarassed embarassed embarassed
Family › Re: Is It Cool For A Husband To Always Send His Wife On An Errand? by cococandy(f): 7:20pm On Aug 04, 2014
Both husband and wife should be able to do things for themselves.
Maybe the ones he sends her are those he feels are minor that won't need much physical strength.

I'm sure he must be doing the heavy lifting around the house by himself. Or does he send her too?
Christianity Etc › The Spirit World. What's Your Take? by cococandy(op): 7:12pm On Aug 04, 2014
I've always wondered. Really is there a world of spirits?
I'm not talking about heaven and hell and God and his angels etc etc.

Some people claim to have a connection with the spirit realm.
Others believe our long gone ancestors are the inhabitants of the spirit world from where they can observe us and once in a while make appearences to whomever they chose.

Some believe spirits are just creatures of God in another world or time(sort of) who have limited interaction with us

I was told my grandfather claimed to interact with his great grandfathers and grandfatehr before he passed on just close to the time of his death. I believed it then,but now,I don't know.

Could he have been hallucinating as a result of very old age(he was quite old) or having memory replays that felt so real?

I've read and heard other similar accounts where living people believe they can see the spirits and understand them.


Share your experience.
Family › Re: Family And Careers- Break Or Make by cococandy(f): 5:55pm On Aug 04, 2014
grin grin grin

Chillisauce is right about not taking some peeps seriously here.

Let me finish laughing first.

Ok on a serious note,maybe he divorced the nurse wife and wants to marry this new one on this thread now.

aisha2: https://www.nairaland.com/1350826/should-get-married-buy-range
dear NL members,
i need your advice.
i am in my late 20's got a good payin Job, unfortuntely/fortunately met a beautiful angel 5months ago ( twasnt planned). a few hours ago was almost tempted to ask her to marry me, but sum1 interrupted our blues.
so I'm back home, and contemplating my decision to settle down,
economically, it would involve
1. moving out of my rent free abode- accommodation (2yrs+ Agency) =1.9million naira
2. furnishing = 1million naira
3. wedding hall = 1million naira
4. entertainment of guest (traditional + white wedding) = 1million naira
5. Honeymoon tinz = 1million naira
grand total for settling down = 5.9million naira

alternatively
i cud just buy a tokunmbo Range Rover = 3.5million naira and use the change to be a "Bigs Boy"

i have the said money, so i aint sourcing, so pls by fellow NL members what should i Do, PROPOSE, marry, and settle down or buy a RANGE rOVER AND BE A bIGZ bOY. undecided

Hi everyone.
i need some serious advice urgently, my wife is a nurse she just got an offer for a new job, the salary for one month is enough to pay our houserent for the year. I am also working, but money from her side would improve our lifestyles- dats why i encouraged her not to resign.
the problem is my wife is super hot and i rushed into marrying cos i didnt want anyone to have her- i guard her seriously, but this new job is giving me nightmares -couldnt sleep throughout the night. she's still waiting for my approval, should i let her go or not?

p.s
she got a job to work as a nurse on an offshore platform- 3weeks on, one week off. and i've heard so much about those Hot engineers(and they also have lots of money to splash around), imagine my sweet angel alone with all those men. sad sad sad sad

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https://www.nairaland.com/977487/s.o.s-wifes-new-job
Family › Re: Couple Attending Separate Churches! Is It Normal? by cococandy(f): 5:50pm On Aug 04, 2014
Try and trust him o.
How will you guys survive without trust?

Just get this church ish sorted out,if there's nothing bad going on there,relax and work on the trust issues. Don't distrust him unless he gives you reason to.

cutiesoglam: @ aisha. U r rite. I read abt d article too. V actually talked to him abt it b4. M even surprised wit his answer. Buh d tin until sunday comes,dt wen m gona believe him.cos he is very unpredictable .as u said we married dem n definitely knw der behaviour.. smiley. I love him thou n I knw he loves me, buh I dnt trust him 100per. Abt mayb he is seeing som oda gal .buh m glad I talked it out!
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f):
Naetochukwu: Waiting peacock... Be fast so u can finish it off
Frustrated fella cheesy
Ehen where were we?

I actually thought I had the power to e-fight today. But it appears I don't. And before I finish what I'm doing this thread fit don cold cheesy lol.

Naeto nwanne m nwoke,onwere ihe ndi na adighi mma ka nwoke na eme ha.

(I know you're understanding me) wink


Anyway let me tell you this.
There are great guys on this section who post great posts and give useful insight into the psyche and minds of men thereby helping readers have a balanced view of both sides and how they work.
I'm not going to name names to avoid disturbing their mentions.
You can chose to be one of them or you can chose to remain a crying reader.
They don't have two heads and aren't better than you.
So why not give it a try?


Another useful tip is that when you know so much about someone who hasn't even noticed you for the first time,it makes you look creepy.
You may think it is a nice way of yabbing or whatever,but it just makes you look like there's no color in your own life therefore your entertainment comes from noting and memorizing facts about other people's lives when they don't even know about your existence to start with.
No matter how popular a poster is,try your best to be indifferent to their personal lives.
Not talking about my person just a general thing.

Erm I think that's all.
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 3:01pm On Aug 04, 2014
Since you know me so well,you must also know that he's off somewhere saving lives and making your existence more comfortable and safe.

While you're here crying about other people's posts.

Meanwhile your omniscience is curiously absent when someone posts about needing advice.you just lurk in the corners weeping about what others are typing instead of bringing the better solution.



Just hang on. I'm busy now. Will come back to finish your ar$$ off. kiss
Naetochukwu: Don't mind them, they have refused to work to help their husbands achieve Bigger goals, all they now do is come here to scatter marriages in the name of advice. Even the small thing called cocandy is an adviser on NL.
Someone not even living with her husband in Nigeria... Shioor cheesy
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 2:56pm On Aug 04, 2014
Chillisauce: One thing with you, You take too many posters here serious. I dont waste my energy again lecturing because most of the time their mind is made up. So I just come dump my own 'advice' too.

I can tell you, OP is still a teenager who should be in school preparing for his GCE.
What he didn't learn from school na for nairaland him wan learn am?
It's not so much about taking him seriously but more about the message he's passing to the impressionables who might be reading.

Next thing he'll encourage abuse victims to pray and fast about it. How will they even know he's a kid(if he is)
Family › Re: Did He Do The Right Thing By Keeping QUIET? by cococandy(f): 2:46pm On Aug 04, 2014
That's just to show that we humans are hypocrites.when there's something to gain,the other party is always 'perfect'.
But when there's nothing to gain,we see all their faults and bad doings.
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 2:41pm On Aug 04, 2014
Una dey laff?
grin
Hmm this is a serious issue.

Even the most radical posters would never advice anyone to divorce except on grounds of abuse(physical and emotional)

OP might be a closet abuser who lives in fear that his victim might one day stumble on this forum and learn that there's something called RUN.

He's reacting out of fear.
If not why can't he provide links where folks told someone to leave because she doesn't like the color of the man's underwear? cheesy

Chillisauce: Now we are getting somewhere. Keep spilling you will feel better. grin

Ebola is here on our doorstep, instead of you to carry your small brain begin find cure, you dey here dey make baseless accusations.

Oya o. Since you cannot provide any ref. But can insult. Make I kuku help you derail am. As nairaland now na jungle. grin
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 2:11pm On Aug 04, 2014
Post the link oga.
If the person in question wasn't being bludgeoned or battered,then we will take you seriously.
Until then you're trolling.

I don't have to be married to know what's right. Even a secondary school girl like my last born knows what to do right now from what she's been taught about abusive unions.

The rise of abuse is not giving you concern what's giving you concern is that people tell victims to find their feet and run.
Onye iberibe.

Naetochukwu: But they will come here denying it. I remebered before NL crashed Lorretta_u was advicing another lady to quit her marriage of about 5years... And the socalled adviser was barely 6months old in her own marriage. Is either they are preaching feminism or divorce.
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 1:44pm On Aug 04, 2014
Lmao.

#imustcreatethreadbyforce#

grin grin grin
Naetochukwu: Well joblessness runs in your veins anumpam...
I don't know the "communicate" thread you keep seeing but I just said what I see. Incase you don't have anything to do just move aside.
Family › Re: Family And Careers- Break Or Make by cococandy(f): 1:37pm On Aug 04, 2014
kiss
richyblink1: Don't tell me you are actually thinking of asking her to quit her job or something. Days are gone when women sacrifice their hard earned cert because of marriage or inferiority complex.

Or are you actually trying to tell us that you are one of those men who believe women are less of a human to a man. Until you understand that women equally have blood flowing through their veins, have younger ones, mother, father, and relatives to equally take care of, you will start seeing her as you see yourself.

Until we (men) start seeing our wife's as we see ourselves, treat them with respect, accord them certain privileges without sentiment of them being weaker vessels, our homes will keep being a war zone
Family › Re: Women And Domestic Violence by cococandy(f): 1:22pm On Aug 04, 2014
You were the one psychoanalyzing the OP without basis.how do you know she's the type that will leave the responsible kind of guy for a dead beat husband? Because that's what your firts post implied.

The only thing I have to say about the Op is that its your type that will meet a doting and very caring man but you will despise him like a piece of sh1t only to settle for some stewpid man who doesn't respect you,
Do you know her from anywhere?
How do you know her type?


I think she took that insult in good stride.



shizzle11: Arent you just very silly with this comment? how did my earlier comment relate with this baseless assumption of yours and talk about twisting her words?, and how different was my comment from most people who commented before or after me? Please to the left with your na-me-holy-pass attitude
Family › Re: Why Are some Familylanders Quick To Advise Anyone To Divorce His/her Spouse? by cococandy(f): 1:07pm On Aug 04, 2014
With all the 'communicate communicate communicate' advice I read here all the time I wonder where this jobless OP got his stats from.
Health › Re: Ebola Virus Scare in Ogun State by cococandy(f): 11:38am On Aug 04, 2014
that's why he gave humans common sense.
Eyop: With God all things are possible...Ebola inclusive.
Health › Re: Ebola Virus Scare in Ogun State by cococandy(f): 11:23am On Aug 04, 2014
They should reach out to other 'healing ministries' too.
Because it is a known thing that most people would rather go and pray and look for a miracle than visit the hospital when they have a sickness.
Family › Re: Did He Do The Right Thing By Keeping QUIET? by cococandy(f):
I guess so.

To some guys every girl they ever dated or been with is ruined so they have to have something to say or 'secrets' to reveal when they meet anyone who wants to marry her.

tpia1: do he and the op expect his former girlfriends to remain single? huh
Family › Re: The Littlest Hustlers by cococandy(f): 10:39am On Aug 04, 2014
Children are a blessing from God
Children are investment for the future

Just a few of the excuses ignorant folks have for churning out hordes of offspring.
Celebrities › Re: Celebrities And Their Childhood And Youthful Pictures by cococandy(f): 10:40pm On Aug 03, 2014
Beautiful thread grin grin grin
Well done OP
Politics › Re: Senator Chris Anyanwu Disgraced Today At 'oru Owerri' by cococandy(f): 10:24pm On Aug 03, 2014
Na wa for you.
First from yabbing Rochas,you spread to calling us prost1tutes.
It is ungentlemanly to say the least.

Not ignoring the fact that the pictures you put up both about residential areas and all what not have parts of Imo state far better than them just that I don't have pictures.
You probably do have pictures but chose to show only the bad sides.
At least be analytical in your approach.

You succeeded in pursing us from the thread.
Oya carry and enjoy all by yourself. undecided

chinolization: I don't give a damn! Am not looking for a woman because I am married to a beautiful princess from Nnewi! Nuff said!

Stop stalking married men! cheesy
Family › Re: Couple Attending Separate Churches! Is It Normal? by cococandy(f): 8:53pm On Aug 03, 2014
This strange.
Why wouldn't he want that?
cutiesoglam: d tin is if he likes he attend mine,n m ok wit it buh he is always. Against me coming to his church, if I want to go..... Dt is y m concerned.
Normally men get upset when their wives insist on going to another church.
You offered to follow him willingly even though he's the one that left first.
It's fishy. Really
Politics › Re: Senator Chris Anyanwu Disgraced Today At 'oru Owerri' by cococandy(f): 7:15pm On Aug 03, 2014
chinolization: Na lie! Imo state is worst hit in terms of governance. Just take a look at average road in Imo state.. grin grin

Presently Owerre is so dirty and horrible..
You've never been to abia then
berem: stop wasting your time arguing with Chino. He's not the type of person you argue constructively with. Nut puru ya n'isi.
Lol smiley

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