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Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by cococandy(f): 9:27pm On Jul 15, 2014
@rebella
Gosh
I can't even begin to imagine what the woman must be going through now. Killing someone even by mistake is not something anyone can get over easily.

As for the mom,may god have mercy on her.
Reminds me of my SIL. I've been harrassing her to buy car seats for her two kids. They prefer to stand in the car when she's driving and she doesn't see it as anything. Tossing them around whenever she's applies the brake and they think it's fun.
Our approach to security is very lax at best
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 9:15pm On Jul 15, 2014
phew. Wrong dimension
Family › Re: Dear Married Men, Powerful Messages From Pastor Tony Rapu To You by cococandy(f): 8:17pm On Jul 15, 2014
Erm check the frequency of the submission messages and that of the honor message.
You'll see it's no exaggeration.

Do some guys even understand what honor means? When they are busy trying to use the submission verse to oppress their wives forgetting that honor is even a bigger task than submission.

They love us?
We love them too grin grin lol
crackhaus: No one remembers? Aren't you stretching a little bit too much?

But these new generation pastors like women sha, True story. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 3:46pm On Jul 15, 2014
This thread wasn't meant to be an us-against-them kind of thing
And getting argumentative is the last this I want here.

Be that as it may,how do you think you can convince someone with a scripture they don't believe in?
You should look for other possible means to get your prospective convert to see the light in your message(if any)
First step is to drop the anger.
Why are you so angry?
You seem angrier than God himself
BraveGuy: Proverbs 26:4 Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him.
Proverbs 26:5 Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own conceit.
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 3:31pm On Jul 15, 2014
So braveguy since you're not trying to convert any atheist to christainity,what's your mission here?
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 3:23pm On Jul 15, 2014
Ok
BraveGuy: Call it what you will, what is the point of trying to convert someone who is adamant of facing the consequence of the Hell he denies - no, I am not trying to convert the hardened heart.

This is just an information to be shared, at least, we are in the information age.

Enjoy the info as you make your way to Hell. Have a nice trip, but sad trip! cry
Family › Re: Dear Married Men, Powerful Messages From Pastor Tony Rapu To You by cococandy(f): 3:21pm On Jul 15, 2014
I'm sure he must have been preaching to the women for long.
All the pastors do.
Everyone has 15 rules for women to be good wives

Nobody ever has one for guys who want to be good husbands
Everyone remembers wives should submit
No one remembers that husbands should HONOR their wives.
grin
You see?
crackhaus: I would be surprised if he (the pastor) comes up with one for women.
Most of these new generation pastors are very woman-friendly, no offence meant but they like women no be small. grin

I can just imagine ladies chanting 'ride on pastor' from the audience when he preaches.
Family › Re: Dear Married Men, Powerful Messages From Pastor Tony Rapu To You by cococandy(f): 3:11pm On Jul 15, 2014
That's all we hear.
At least let the men be addressed for once.
feedthenation: What about the powerful messages for married women?
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 3:03pm On Jul 15, 2014
Braveguy grin grin
This is a lame way to try convert an unbeliever
Family › Re: Dear Married Men, Powerful Messages From Pastor Tony Rapu To You by cococandy(f): 11:25am On Jul 15, 2014
Hear hear
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Of England General Synod Set To Approve Female Bishops by cococandy(f): 11:21am On Jul 15, 2014
As both.
Apatheist: As a feminist or as a Christian?
Culture › Re: Our People Are So Bush And Uncultured...... Picture included by cococandy(f): 10:56am On Jul 15, 2014
May hate not kill you guys
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by cococandy(f): 10:49am On Jul 15, 2014
I greet you too smiley smiley
LyndaRoyce: Hello room! Hope we're all good.
Halura and Amjane, I saw your complaint about indigestion in the pregnancy thread. I cannot reply ya'll over there because I was banned. So I thought of giving my reply here.
Actually, one will probably have to live with some indigestion during pregnancy. Though it's a discomfort to you but the slowing down of your digestive system gives your body time to pass nutrient through the placenta to your baby.
During preggy your body secretes hormones which tend to make your muscles relax. That relaxation of your muscles slows ya digestive progress after meal.
Indigestion during preggy cannot be escaped but can merely be managed......
Take your time to properly masticate your meals before swallow......
After eating,try not to exert extra pressure on yoir tummy/waist, instead of bending with your waist,use your knees.
Sit-up straight,wear loose/comfortable wears and also wait for atleast 1hr b4 lying down after meal.
Eat your dinner early(3-4hrs b4 bed) thus to prevent bloating.
Drinks containing caffeiene also aggravates indigestion...minimize your intake.
Avoid alcohol and ciggarettes for they encourage indigestion/heartburn.
Wish you both a stress-free pregnancy/delivery period.

Zemaye.... I recognize this moniker! Hope u're good. How bobo?
Chillisauce edwife cococandy efemena royalroy naijababe damiso r231 tonyxtopher etc I dey greet o.
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Of England General Synod Set To Approve Female Bishops by cococandy(f): 10:47am On Jul 15, 2014
It's a very welcome development smiley
Apatheist: Calling Christian feminist: Cococandy
Your thoughts?
Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by cococandy(f):
Hubby's not a football fan
He enjoys music instead.
just like me

Am I lucky or am I lucky? grin

All this footie talk be like arabic to me. Can't even understand what it's all about
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 2:41pm On Jul 14, 2014
We are fine smiley
bukatyne: Thanks

How are you and bros wink
Family › Re: This Woman Is Allergic To Her Husband's Sperm (photos) by cococandy(f): 12:26pm On Jul 14, 2014
Ultra boring and totally unenjoyable.
embarassed
edwife: Condoms for the rest of their life? undecided undecided

How boring is that? undecided embarassed
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 12:13pm On Jul 14, 2014
bukatyne: Very funny OP:

What happens when the wife becomes more ambitious yers after marriage?

The key is not finding a less ambitious wife; it is finding a woman with the same values.

Also, one's path does not equal ambitiousness or lack of; I heard of a teacher who never married because he always wanted to be there for his students and saw marriage as a hindrance (wierd considering the fact that teaching is a go to profession for married women due to time. Let us not go into the reason why most teachers are frustrated and add absolutely no values to the pupils) ; while I was serving, I organized night classes when I felt the day time was not enough.

There are also women in seemingly ambitious prfessions who are just there by chance.

Don't also confuse hours spent with ambition; a cleaner who lives at Oshod and works at V/I will spend more time at work (transport included) than a bank mgr who lives at Lekki and works at V/I.

Training a child is not the hours spent but the quality of the time spent.

And lastly, it is the duty of both parents to build a home and train their kids.

P.S.: What class would late Dora Akunyili fall into?
splendid
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 11:51am On Jul 14, 2014
Could not have said it better.
Manage your time well as a husband or wife and make time for your family because they are the number one.
Don't give up your dreams and aspirations when you know you're incomplete without them.
hayorbaami: As simple as the above. I do not understand why some assume every ambitious woman lacks time management and will not know how to balance the homefront. Are they trying to tell me teachers or these ministry workers raise kids better than their counterpart in the corporate world? As far as I am concerned, all hands should be on deck for a family to progress. If a woman decides to settle for less just to keep the homefront, what happens when the husband dies, gets sacked, starts misbehaving and the money flow from her less ambitious job isn't enough to cater for every member of the family anymore?


Should a woman who is a nurse that would definitely run afternoon and night shifts give up her job and passion cos homefront will suffer? Or a female doctor who's always on call? These people with(or sometimes without) the help of their husbands still train good children because they manage their time and multitask effectively even if it is at the detriment of their social lives.

To each is own, but we have stop this misleading assumption that every ambitious woman will fail in her home. These women are seen in all sectors in today's world having the best of both(career and family).
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 11:33am On Jul 14, 2014
Maybe that post wasn't self explanatory as I thought.
Life is about choices in my opinion. If I have a family and my career is getting in the way, I'll have to be very willing to give up my career for my kids and not otherwise. In that case,it is MY CHOICE and a happy one too. It won't be bondage because it is my first choice.and no you're not in bondage because you WILLINGLY CHOSE to make those choices

But if I so want my career and can't have it because I lack the support I need from my partner,then it is bondage.
It is indeed bondage for someone to live without what they want not because they chose to sacrifice it but because they were made to give it up.
That's where I'm coming from.



That said I think everyone here agrees on going for those who have the same ideology as them

All that about role reversal and having it all isn't for me right? smiley
Because I didn't insinuate any such thing.
For someone to take on a career and her home and make the best she can out of both she has to work harder/smarter than she normally would.same for a man. So yes something gives and that's not having it all.we agree on that.

Sorry I can't go to that thread now.

Agreed that a mother is more needed at the infant stage of a child's life but that's not where child raising stops. After that stage,it's both hands on deck. And all this has nothing IMO to do with bathing/ feeding chores. More like being a steady presence in the child's life.

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TV01: I was really liking this until I hit the bolded. It's plainly contradictory. As a husband and father, I reduced my "personal activity time" to be with and contribute to my family more.

I also cut the hours I was putting in at work - in many corporations working smart is fine, but you have to be seen working hard as well, moreso if you are a "minority" - I curtaied some of my personal ambitions - am I in bondage?

The myth of "have it all" or the fallacy of role "reversal" can only ever hold true for a few, and that due uncommon circumstances. They simply won't work for the vast majority.

Biblically and in most cultures, the primary rsponsibility of a couple is the well-being of their family. Moreso if there are children involved. Ab initio, getting married means there will probalby come a point at which sacrifice is involved - i.e. putting others, especially children before yourself. There are natural roles and roles that tend to come naturally. Do men give birth? Do children not instinctively turn to their mothers when in distress. Are both parents equally needed during a childs earliest years?

Biblically even men are to ensure their homes are in order before they take on duties in the church. For both men and women, the well-being of the family unit comes first and if personal ambitions - in any endeavour - have to be curtailed/sacrificed/truncated to ensure this then so be it. You are implicitly agreeing to this when you get married, so be sure to understand that fact.

As for role reversal, especially in the sense of being a bread-winner. I won't repeat myself having written on that here;
https://www.nairaland.com/1804695/whats-happening-men/8#24591430


If anyone wants to work with a model that is not scriptural, cultural or traditional, fine, but be sure both parties are clearly aware and accepting of this before marriage. Otherwise it's touching stories of "after marriage they changed....". If your career or personal ambitions are more important than your marriage, please let them know long before the "I do " stage.


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Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 11:00am On Jul 14, 2014
I'm fine thanks
Yes I am she
Yes this is a new ID
Old one is dead cheesy
Joel3: i'm fine and you. are you loreta_U? What happen to your username? Is this a new id?
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f):
The mind boggles grin grin

Meanwhile a great shout out to all the fathers out there who balance their careers with family life.
Your kids will forever be grateful and have sweet memories of a loving attentive father in their lives. Rather than a cash cow father who doesn't even know what they like to eat for breakfast.
carefreewannabe: And the man does not have to succeed as a family man, right?

And a woman who decides not to marry and have children is a failure, right?
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f):
Any body who's a parent should know their family comes first. Be he husband or wife.
A man who makes all the money in the world without being available for his kids is still considered a failure as a father.
Kids who grew up with absentee fathers know this too. That no amount of money can make up for the parents deep and intimate involvement in their lives.

This mindset is what makes mothers more celebrated than fathers because despite all the money the kids are more bonded with who was available for them.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with being ambituous be you man or woman. But a balance is necessary for both parties. And curtailing your ambitions as a woman isn't the answer. That's bondage.
Knowing how to make the best of your time is the answer.

Who's talking about African women in particular here?
Do African women raise better kids than other races? Look at Nigeria as a case study and look at other societies and tell me how relegating yourselves to the background or curtailing your ambitions as african women has helped your country.

I still maintain it is better for the kids if both parents make time for them. Excusing fathers' absence in the name of bread winning is almost the same thing as a single mom raising her kids alone with the father paying child support.
lynpetra: The role of a father remains different from a mother.Naturally,kids knows that daddy is the one that works to put food on the table.That is why a situation where a woman is the bread winner is seen as totally abnormal and far away from the norms.No matter what,a hardworking father will definitely have little time for his kids excerpt he is jobless.He spends little time and thus dependent on the wife to give more info concerning any problems he is not aware of.A situation where the wife is also ambitious like him will definitely place him in situation where he might not get vital info about his children's welfare and challenges.The role of the African woman/mother should never be sacrificed at the alter of ambition.There should be a reasonable limit to achieving her ambitions especially when it clearly affects her family. I know women wants to play vital roles in the society, heck this is the 21st,but a woman who succeeds as career woman and yet her family is in shambles is still considered a failure!
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 7:49am On Jul 14, 2014
This is where people get it wrong.
There's a need for balance yes but it doesn't have to be only the woman trying to balance career and family.
A man should too. This is because the two parents have different important roles to pay in the children's life. One can't be both at the same time. It's healthy if the father steps up too and makes time for his family busy career or not. Even Obama has time for his kids how much more ordinary men. It is only those who don't realize their roles in their children's lives that will go ahead and pursue career 24/7 because they are content with the wife only being with the kids all the time.
Such homes lack balance too.the man will only become a meal ticket and not an intimate daddy to his children. It affects children and has led to plenty of divorces.

So the earlier guys stopped reasoning that it's ok for them to face career at the expense of family,the better for more families around
lynpetra: I believe in maintaining a balance between being a family woman and a career woman.In a situation when one has to suffer,let it be the latter.The family remains the smallest unit of a society,if it's foundation is lacking, the society must be negatively affected.
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 7:43am On Jul 14, 2014
You trashed who?
You must be high on paw paw leaf joel.

How are you doing?
Joel3: i think we have treated this topic before? Why do I have feeling that the op might be carefreewannabe who only user another moniker to popup this again since the former thread is gone due to the recent attack.

It was a complete debate between carefreewannabe, loreta_u and we. We silent them from the debate. Dailynews Well i just imagine what the username of loreta will look like now.
Family › Re: This Woman Is Allergic To Her Husband's Sperm (photos) by cococandy(f): 7:22am On Jul 14, 2014
shockedshockedshockedshocked allergic to sperm
What?

Condoms for the rest of their lives.
What boring sex
Family › Re: Is It Ideal To Go For Someone With A Lesser demanding career than You by cococandy(f): 10:42pm On Jul 13, 2014
crackhaus: These things are not black or white.
Who says a career oriented and highly ambitious woman can not also be there for her children and family?

There are ways around these things that work for heaven's sake...unless the woman is just plain lazy, which is where problem arises.
Celebrities › Re: Photos From Actress Ireti Doyle's Daughters Wedding by cococandy(f): 10:16pm On Jul 13, 2014
What a beautiful girl kiss
Family › Re: 12 Points For Wives To Note by cococandy(f): 9:30pm On Jul 13, 2014
No 12 is funny lol.
Mind of a wife is boring
But mind of a girlfriend is exciting.

Pick one pls grin grin
Education › Re: Secondary School Where Reptiles Learn With Students In Ibadan by cococandy(f): 9:14pm On Jul 13, 2014
And when you complain about Nigeria some folks try to hush you.
Romance › Re: Friendzone In Picture...(photos) by cococandy(f): 12:25am On Jul 12, 2014
Not interested
Just zip up.
Thanks
tonididdy: brb let me get u a link pls.........................................................................................kk read this quickly https://www.nairaland.com/1807244/how-describe-girl-like please comeback here to quote me "with your final tots pls"
Romance › Re: Friendzone In Picture...(photos) by cococandy(f): 12:18am On Jul 12, 2014
Zip up
That's all
tonididdy: I doubt the sensible part sha

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