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It is the duty of young men now to try be better fathers than their fathers were. |
You don't think she needs any liberty? Phew. She you go marry one day? It's ok. Meanwhile is the man allowed any liberty at all? eighTHREAD: obey and trust the right decisions of her husband. Duty goes with gender roles and also supporting the family. Her rights are to be loved by her husband, not to be cheated and abused etc. As for liberty, I don't think she needs any as the word liberty can be misunderstood unless you want to give me an instance. I think she should conform to the kind of liberty marriage brings and that which it restricts. |
That's called putting his foot down. Then she can tell her sisters to stick to the TV. What if he has private documents on the laptop. Why should they insist on using it? Godmystrength: The wife uses the laptop too now |
If the sisters won't listen just put a password on your laptop jare. Which kind robish be that? gillz: Tnx bennyrazz, I said for d washing machine to last dey shld avoid washing jeans wit it and wen d machine started having fault I discovered dey were washing jeans wit it wen I asked her she said she can't stop dem since I'm not d producer. They wil use my laptop to watch movie(her n d sisters) frm morning to night witout evening seeking my permission wen I called. Her. Privately n tried to stop dem she said its nt possible for her to tell her sisters nt to use d laptop.so many odas |
How old are her sisters? Do they live permanently with you guys? Are they in agreement to babysit your son for you as maybe part of payback for your help to them(if any) I want to understand why you give instructions to your wife's sisters on when and how to take care of your son. gillz: Do I hav to dialogue with my wife on what food I hav to eat and hw I want it prepared, do I hav to dialogue wit how on when and hw her sisters shld put my 2 yre boy to sleep? Or do I hav to dialogue wit her on cleanliness and orderliness in d house? |
I know the son of a permanent secretary of this state who can't even boast of a good life. His father Reports directly to the gov of this state but leaves his children to live pauper's lives. I don't know if to blame polygamy for his problem because they say he focuses all his attention on his second wife and her kids. Or if to blame his lack of parental love for his first kids. Too bad |
Ok no vex. ![]() BTW being young isn't a bad thing enjoy your youth now that you have it. You look 16 lol ![]() If you're older than that,then you should take it as a compliment. Many people want to look younger than they are. eighTHREAD: you keep saying young OP...young OP...even after I clearified myself on a post which you prefer rather to ignore cos it stinks of truth. Well, madam old mama youngie, I wonder why an old woman would have as her profile picture, a man with muscles and six-packs, showing she still has childish fantasies. Perhaps you are still young but claiming matured. Well, keep it up...keep losting after a man that has nothing else to with his time but how to build six-packs just to make himself sexually appealing to ladies. When he ends up getting snatched from the marriage with, don't come here crying fowl. For one last time, am not young...might even be older than you. Are you married? |
I meant it in a light hearted way. Hence the quote. pickabeau1: im not enjoying anything.. you also are incorrigible which mind you is a proper word. |
TV01: CC (ah, we now have two CC', Imma stick with Lottie |
aisha2: I am happy for her because she dymysitifes the spheres of his power, if she could be bold and strong enough to walk away and stand firm to such a controling man then any woman going through same can do it.yea. If she could leave him with all his incumbency and grand powers. I don't think any abused woman has an excuse |
That's great news for her. Just that someone else will hurriedly jump into her shoes now. ![]() |
I think beating/hitting/whipping isn't an ideal form of punishment. For one they are pain and violence based. We are expected to correct our children in/with love. Inflicting pain can't be a good way to show love. I didn't live in biblical times. But it is obvious that since flogging was a punishment for condemned criminals amd slaves,it can't be the same 'rod' that god was talking about when he said 'spared not the rod' TV01: Holá |
You're 'incorrigible'. ![]() Enjoy having the last word pickabeau1: No madam.. you pointed out the flaws using an extreme example of abuse |
There you are. I didn't say any system was better. ![]() I only pointed out the flaws in ours. I don't have the link to that thread. As coogar. pickabeau1: I am not being defensive. I just responded to your post on one system being better than another |
Married for 21 years? That's impressive. Congratulations zboyd: Q. 1 - Yes. |
pickabeau1: I am not a wizard so i will only read what you have postedI wonder why you're on the defensive.I merely said our high handed system of parenting hasn't made us better than the rest of the world. So we may need to adjust somethings. That's all. |
Like I said each system has it's merits. Unless you're reading with bias,it means there's something good about each side. We think they are too liberal so we push with all our might to control our kids They think we are too controlling so they let the kids have their say in all decisions even the ones they are too young to make. Meaning that each side needs to work on their system. It is clear in my post. How could you have missed that? And for all our strictness and harshness, We are definitely not better than others white or red or whatever color they come in. If that to you means they are better than us,na you sabi. I don't believe they are. I just believe we need to balance our systems. pickabeau1: What is your index of 'betterness' |
There's no debate. Is liberty a bad thing? Like the OP is saying? If you say yes,then I've nothing more to say to you. But I suspect like him you might be thinking liberty is ok for some set of people and bad for others. pickabeau1: I saw no limits within the first definition,.. the second one has... |
Certainly not Nigerian kids. Maybe most docile or meek or agreeable(in their childhood) than kids in the west. But certainly not better. Too much control over kids affects their IQ development. Our adults here are not better so one has to question our upbringing from infancy. we see parents here telling their children from childhood what they are to study in the university. Impressing upon them from infancy that they aren't allowed to think for themselves. Each system has it's merits like has already been trashed out in the other thread. No need going over them again. BTW. I believe in punishment. Hitting isn't one I endorse. pickabeau1: So who are the best in the world |
And the first definition has 'within limits' in there didn't it? There's nothing confusing about it. pickabeau1: You have qualifed your own definition subject to some principles |
Chillisauce: Fine girls don't fart, when we do, we make sure we flush down the toiletNo wonder. I've been wondering why I don't fart like other human beings. I didn't know it's my fineness blocking the fart ![]() |
Meaning you understaood I don't see abandoning ones responsibilities as liberty? Good. So help the young OP understand which liberty he's talking about. Because he doesn't seem to know. pickabeau1: I read your post and you defined liberty as you saw fit. you asked what is wrong with liberty |
Smh eighTHREAD: thank you. Zboyd, this post is meant for you cos your mission to destroy the african family structure will fail. No wonder people of the middle east don't western culture. No anti-feminist thread on FP. Seun, have they bought you? |
Exactly. The people in authority in each situation tend to downplay the gospel aimed at them and hype the ones that benefit them. I'll NEVER hit my kids. The rod of the bible doesn't literally mean a physical rod. And for all our high handedness,Nigerian kids aren't the best in the world. ![]() aisha2: Same Bible tells Nigerian parents NO TO UPSET their children to anger but just like "love your wife" is downplayed with "wives submit" so is "dont provoke your children to anger" downplayed with "children obey your parents" |
Did you read my post? Which categorically states that when you're married,you have to consider your loved ones despite your personal liberty because you vowed to do so. As against reckless free will. And the other example I gave where a person is not allowed to be themselves or express their prefernces because of imposition from the other person and not necessarily because it has anything to do with the family welfare. You should be giving that definition to the OP because that my post just about summarizes the definition. pickabeau1: Cococandy.... Always beneficial to define words |
bluivy: Wetin I no go hear. ![]() Any links for this so I can read more? #peeps be accusing God of things unimaginable |
I should have looked first too.I guess that's what I should be doing henceforth To save energy trying to explain things to heady teenagers. Daresh: Sorry I had to delete my post. Just saw youre picture and realised "na small pickin dey worry you" |
Beautiful statement. Now it is the duty part that we as anti-feminists are worried about. You women have been taught overtime to hate your wifely role in the family. Cooking for the family, cleaning the house, etc has been slowly painted to be seen as derogatory work, but the truth is someone has to do it. Someone has to keep the house in order. And there is no shame as a woman in doing so. A woman should not be ashamed to say she washes her husbands clothes or prepares his meals or takes care of the children while he is away or cooks in the kitchen. All these are but a few points feminists have trained their female me members to cringe at, to view as degrading. Honest work is now a sign of inequality. Too bad. I don't have much to say,but that statement above is the Nigerian man's interpretation. It is not true. It is lame And is mundane. But you can go on believing it if it makes your fight against feminism go further ![]() Not interested in trying to prove to you that it is wrong as I won't succeed. |
Nigeria parents are heavy handed for sure. If left alone,they want to control their kids even when they are married. |
let's not confuse liberty with irresponsibility. There's no deception in the word liberty or democracy. The key is that as long your action doesn't cause harm to the next person,you're at liberty to be yourself. People who are under the control of others all the time tend to develop stunted IQs Scientifically proven. So please don't say that stuff you did about democracy ever again. Now to the topic. every married person took a vow to be there for their spouse and kids. so knowing your duty to them and doing it accordingly ahouldn't negotiated. on a normal day,everyone should have liberty to do what they wish with their time,but when married,your time doesn't belong to you alone anymore.it is a vow you took VOLUNTARILY. Hence withdrawing will result in direct effect on your family. as long as such vows remain solid,you're required to hold your own end of the contract. using a house wife(who's first role here is homekeeping) as example: negligence to care for your family because you'd rather be out at a party under the guise of liberty,is plain irresponsibility. but let's look at the real liberty I'm talking about. with another simple example. a wife wants to go back to school to study law. but hubby refuses because he feels once she's gotten a law degree,she won't call him 'master' anymore. never mind that his refusal wasn't because he had her best interest at heart but because he's only out to service his own ego. My question such a guy would be: Are you dictating for your partner because you love her and your kids so much and your decisions are unarguably what's best For the WHOLE family or are you dictating because it has to be YOUR way?Those two are just examples with variations in each case. Only a confused person will misunderstand liberty to mean reckless behaviour without consideration for their loved ones. And only a control freak will have problems with the word liberty when mentioned in the same sentence with their partner. That's why I wanted this OP to explain what he meant by 'seeking liberty' and he was busy beating about the bush ![]() 5minsmadness: Liberty brings chaos. |
Very very good. Here's someone else who finds the head and neck analogy lame as well. ![]() You forgot captain on the ship(sailing to where?) And pilot with his minions.(Flying to where?) I have never understood power tussle between two married people. Who are supposedly 'in love' Or at least friends. Tallesty1: I said I don't need a marriage where husband is the head and wife is the neck. The head cannot connect and control other parts of the body without the neck and neck on the other hand is worthless without the head. It is not about being equal, it is about understand your responsibilty. If you do what you are supposed to do and I do mine then why should we argue and tussle for power?? |
If all this is true just take care so you don't grow old over night. Or get hypertensive Imagine asking u for money u used to treat your child. Did you ask him for the money u borrowed in paying the rent? ![]() Godmystrength: certification wise, i am seriously working on that. |
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I should have looked first too.
or are you dictating because it has to be YOUR way?