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Romance › Re: Every Man Wants To Sleep With Me.. by cococandy(f): 2:48pm On Jul 04, 2014
Some guys even take a pleasant good morning as green light.
Is it not you people again? undecided
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op): 2:40pm On Jul 04, 2014
Thanks for your quick response. smiley

Let me start by saying I'm here purely out of the need to know and not because I have any opinion about what others chose to believe in or not believe in.

The atheist mindset is one I've found very intriguing. Maybe because many of them are smart (or appear to be smart)
For atheists in Nigeria a very outwardly religious and pseudo-conservative society,it must take a lot of courage to go against what one has been taught and made to believe all their lives.


So my first and second questions to you Mr Seun.
When did you stop believing?
Why did you stop believing?
Christianity Etc › Atheists. Come In Let's Discuss. by cococandy(op):
Seun
Amanfrommars
Plaetton
Weah96
Urban mystique
Generalshepherd
Freethinker01
Romance › Re: Every Man Wants To Sleep With Me.. by cococandy(f): 2:16pm On Jul 04, 2014
Big phat lie
Celebrities › Re: Hausa Babes Are Hottest Nigerian Babes? [SEE PHOTOS] by cococandy(f): 2:15pm On Jul 04, 2014
Ok
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by cococandy(f): 1:34pm On Jul 04, 2014
odeebee: Hi Roomie av been following u guys up for a while now. Am Sam a Ph based guy. i really Love u all
We love you too kiss
Romance › Re: Every Man Wants To Sleep With Me.. by cococandy(f): 1:32pm On Jul 04, 2014
Have I experienced it?
Only like 1001 times.
The only way forward is to give up whatever it is you're pursuing if he's the only one that can help.
Or trick him into believing you'll play ball once you get it. That's not honest but hey set a thief to catch a thief.
Or go to another guy who has influence over him to get your way(you may be lucky he won't want to do you too)
But that's the life around here. We always hide behind men to get what we deserve.
Celebrities › Re: Hausa Babes Are Hottest Nigerian Babes? [SEE PHOTOS] by cococandy(f): 1:25pm On Jul 04, 2014
Hausa girls can fine sha.
No be lie
Family › Re: Hubby Loves Me But I Love My Boyfriend More by cococandy(f): 1:16pm On Jul 04, 2014
Hmm.
Well that's what I think anyway because I don't see myself lashing out a repentant guy who's sincerely looking for a solution to his weakness.

Lol@tsunami grin
Maybe folks be recovering from it still
alutacontinua: The above ain't true.
and no, it's not because the op ain't male, it's more like the tsunami brought back another NL.
the kinda lashing and judgment she would have recieved here, she for don vex marry the bf cheesy
Politics › Re: The List Of New States To Be Created In Nigeria Approved By The CONFAB by cococandy(f): 1:05pm On Jul 04, 2014
Change the name of nigeria?
ROTFL!!!
Family › Re: Hubby Loves Me But I Love My Boyfriend More by cococandy(f): 12:57pm On Jul 04, 2014
OP pls don't lose your husband for anything.
Only a handful among men will be patient with you like this and encourage you to communicate your feelings and needs to them.
I hardly know anyone that will even endure your chatting with your ex just because you say you reduced the frequency.
Chai. See the way he's even petting you when he thought you were pregnant.
Biko,pls,abeg. Don't lose this man for anything.

That your ex is a deciever. If he loved you,he wouldn't let you go easily in the first place.
He never loved you. His pride was probably wounded when you married someone else and now he's out to get his pound of flesh.
If you fall for it.
O dear lawd, you're goner and will regret it forever.


As for those wondering why there isn't a shouting match against the OP.
I'd say if it was a guy who created this thread with the sincere appeal for help because he's realized the wrong in his action,(just like the OP did) then the reactions would still be the same.
We only get pissed at the unrepentant ones who see no wrong in their actions.
Make una dey apply small sense before making accusations. undecided
Family › Re: I Nid Urgent Answers by cococandy(f):
You've not seen your daughter for the past 2yrs? shocked lipsrsealed
Do you communicate with your MIL?
If you do,does she give you every detail about the girl's welfare?
She should be 4yrs old now.
Has she started school?
Are you sure no one is touching her in the wrong places?
Is your MIL capable of giving her the love and attention a little girl needs to grow up safely?
It is a dangeruos world for women.
Especially young ones.
At that age your daughter NEEDS you and no one else.
You're alive and healthy. She should be with you.
Try and get her. Do your best to get her.


Learn a skill or start a small business to augment the income from your job(it won't be easy at all)
But you gotta try.
Y'all don't have to live in luxury. As long as you can afford the basics you'll be fine in the long run.
Don't marry again because you need someone to help you financially. Marry when you're convinced in your heart that you've met the right person.


I must say I'm very surprised you've done nothing to get your daughter for 2yrs now.
And you saying that you're thinking of giving your kids up because you'd like to remarry just shows that you've not learned your lessons.

I've some divorced friends and what I always tell them is,any man that can't love you with your kids isn't worth it. Can you honestly for the sake of marriage leave your kids in the care of people you can't trust?
Family › Re: Ladies And Marriage Desperation by cococandy(f): 11:23am On Jul 04, 2014
LyndaRoyce: All things being equal, a man isn't suppose to date a lady for 6months or more without sincerely conceiving the thought of tying the knot with her in the nearest future.
Some of you men are the reason why some ladies remain unmarried even in their late thirties..... Why will a man in his right senses date a lady for 10yrs or more without putting a ring on it?
Free kitchen services.....
Free laundry services......
Free cleaning/arrangement services.....
Not forgetting, free tosky services!
Now tell me, why won't she be desperate after going through all that for decade and still counting......
Ya'll don't want bad/rotten wives yet to use and dispose girls @will...... Who are u dumping them for?
If every man should have a sincere relationship with just a single lady and then tie the knot after few months; I think the number of unmarried ladies would be @a diminishing rate.
If you don't want a "bad wife"; don't make another man's wife "bad"!
Family › Re: Banned By Antispam Bot by cococandy(f): 11:17am On Jul 04, 2014
Manage this account for now.
You seem to be everywhere.
Let the banned one get some fresh air.
Phew!
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by cococandy(f): 10:57am On Jul 04, 2014
That's my boy. smiley
byvan: Ona a mature nike nike grin.
Family › Re: Are Nigerian Marriages In America On The Brink Of Extinction? by cococandy(f): 6:37pm On Jul 03, 2014
kiss kiss kiss
afrolearn: Zboyd, we get it. It is good to hear these perspectives but we should also read more into what these articles are saying.

In Nigeria, we sometimes force unions that should not be. The man or woman that keeps straying should be left alone to stray and then settle down with the person they "really" want. Instead of giving the spouse the opportunity to contract a disease. The man or woman who keeps beating up their spouse should be sent to a mental asylum instead of elders forcing him to go back to his wife. When the spouse is beaten to death, those same elders will be crying foul.
I am of the opinion that sincere marriages in the diaspora work. A good number of "failed" marriages are marriages of convenience. Do you know how many people get married for papers? Not to white girls o, to fellow Nigerians? Do you know how many men rush home to marry some girl they have not really interacted with and then expect her to come to the US and "conform"? Who even told us this works? If you will call leaving a cheating spouse or abusive spouse societal influence then so be it. Dr. Ndukwe is a researcher, he should look at the numbers properly. In the developed nations...some Nigerian marriages can not last because one spouse forgets that he/she (unfortunately usually he) is in a place that does not condone the maltreatment of a human being.

It is high time Nigerian men (because it is us that shout a lot) stop complaining about divorce rates and do what we can to move our homes forward. We are failing to be the heads, you should see how some African stores are filled with men sitting and idly making silly noises about nothing. I have counseled too some men who think "white girls are only for tasting", yet they have wives at home. We did a fellowship for married men at my Church and we spend time counseling each other on how to be better fathers and husbands. Our women are here working so hard to ensure their families have good lives and some of the men are doing their bid but all this whining we have going on is because our men are in a place where no one makes excuses for their behavior like it would be at home.

One more thing, at home divorce is not as rampant because it is still seen as a taboo. Instead of a divorce, the spouses live as roommates. The man might start a whole new life with another lady while the lady faces the children or starts seeing another man. But for the sake of "what people will say", they are still married. I am not sure how this is any better than what is happening outside the country.

I just feel we should look at why our homes are falling apart and stop trying to fly the "divorce is rampant in America because of societal influence".
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 4:32pm On Jul 03, 2014
You can meander sha grin
You asked a question I answered and now it's not relevant to the topic.
Ok bye
crackhaus: Finally @emboldened, we are at an accord. That has been my pivot for this whole argument and I'm surprised you didn't notice it earlier or say that part earlier...you could have saved me the stress of typing long epistles.

As for the remaining parts of your post, they do not pertain to this topic and thus is beside the point...you trying to tie two different knots with the one situation here first sake of argument. grin
Crime › Re: Man Repeatedly Molested An 11-Yr-Old Girl In Lagos by cococandy(f): 4:24pm On Jul 03, 2014
Fun for you?
Timzy234: Booked...this is fun you know!!!!
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 4:14pm On Jul 03, 2014
Really?
I stand corrected then.
naijababe: Never ever repeat this sentence again!
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 4:11pm On Jul 03, 2014
crackhaus: I believe we were past that prerogative part, it was in reference to having a woman pay the bills (light, refuse, etc)

As for the emboldened, what happens when the man still doesn't yield to any of your possible solutions?
At least, you're starting to understand that it's the woman that should compromise on does house hold chores and not the man.
Of course it is the traditional role of a woman. So she'll be the one to compromise here.
when you want something,you compromise. Just like the man has to compromise if the woman isn't forth coming with finances. I'm talking about people who really want to be together. They will always strive to meet each other halfway.
If the man refuses to yield to possible solutions?
Let's see:
He refuses to take up more financial responsibility so that the wife can stay home more often and take care of home and kids?
He refuses to get a house keeper that will do such stuff so that they can both concentrate on making the dough?
He refuses to live with the filth that accrues from his decisions?
That doesn't sound sane. At all.
Who will want to live with such a man?
Family › Re: Women: Stop Complaining! by cococandy(f): 3:47pm On Jul 03, 2014
If only it were that black and white smiley
cKaiser: Thats why its better for both to work and finance the house equally while also doing the chores equally. That would ensure that there is no cheating
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 3:43pm On Jul 03, 2014
Wise move on their both parts
azzima: that reminds me of P Diddy. He transitioned into business by making use of the noise. though he wasn't really talented in music. God bless him
P Diddy was a good rapper tho
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 3:41pm On Jul 03, 2014
crackhaus: Lorretta, with the way you made that response, I can't quote it easily and I don't want to be copying and pasting your individual responses.
I'll just deal with it as best I can:

1. It may be happening but it's not common, hence you can't say MANY.

2. I threw you that bone on 'only men with lesser income' and you rightly jumped on it to make your point.
Again, such men with lesser pay do not come out openly to complain of such...ego won't allow it, and some don't need to complain because they already their wife will take care of it.

3. Wrong! unless they already have an agreement that says she also contributes, most men would not even bring the topic up, much more complain about it.

4. Marrying an independent woman is about having a woman that can take care of her 'personal' needs/responsibilities without informing the man or asking all the time...it is not about her giving the man money.
I think now you're just grasping at straws, cos everyone knows this.

5. Everyone wants to eat their cake and have it, but with women it's far worse. Y'all want to eat your cake, have it back intact, still eat it again, enjoy it and wash it down with expensive wine, then still have it back again intact.
It's a loop/cycle with you women... grin

6. Answer same as number 4.

7. If she initially agreed to contribute, how is this a problem then if he has to remind her that she should pay up soon? Afterall she agreed to that in the first place. undecided
See what I said about women still needing the queen treatment when she already gets help in other areas.

8. Women who don't want to spend a dime in their marriages even after the husband fulfilled and paid all the necessary cash on her head, should not complain when that husband acts like he owns them. Simple logic.

9. I like your safe answers in your last response...but still, you haven't answered directly because it will undermine a lot.
Thanks for explaining what independent woman means according to your view.
I just don't know if other men will agree with you on that one.
My answers were not meant to be 'safe' per se.
Just realistic. Will she beat the man if he refuses to do house work? Of course not.
So those are possible solutions unless she wants divorce which is very unwarranted in such a case

Did you type that number 8 or someone else did? First it's her prerogative.
Now she shouldn't complain if he treats her like he owns her (slave) because of it?
You've lost me.
Come again.
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 3:29pm On Jul 03, 2014
Or could it be that those men are not as egocentric and p5nis centred like the men married to these black women?
Even your comment 'under a man's roof' states volumes about the mindset of the average black man.
You're not of the ideology that you spend your life with your wife in your (both owned home)
no she's spending it under your roof.
And you still think black women are the problemhuh
A man of any other race won't make that comment you just made. Hardly.
But i've heard various variations of it.
'In a man's house. Under a man's roof'
bla bla bla.

That's the problem.

. I know black women are not more into feminism than other races. That's just a speculation. But even if it were true,with such comment as yours and many like you,it won't be a surprise if black women are angrier than their counterparts.

Feminism is anti-traditional marriage?
That's a new one.
Well unless such marriage is oppressive,I'll have to dismiss that comment as another one of those 'pulled-out-of-the-air' conclusions about uncle femi smiley.
cKaiser: ^^ Its on record that black women are the ones with the highest rate on broken down families or non existing family structure.

The aggression of a black woman both at the family front and at the work place has made them tagged "Angry black women"

Hardly do you hear an Asian woman yelling about feminism but its blacks who take it on their head and feminism is anti-traditional family.

Most feminist dont even believe they should be under any man's roof like this CEO, playing wife and daughter-in-law

BTW those who operate in the traditional family setup of man and wife still have a significantly higher chance of success
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 3:19pm On Jul 03, 2014
I go in peace and love smiley
dont8: You can make your conclusion, but I come in peace.
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 3:13pm On Jul 03, 2014
A singer who can't sing acapella is not talented.
Get a good producer who gives you great beats like don jazzy gave him.
Have enough money to promote your work
Plus good showmanship.
Then keep up the media hype long enough and you become a star. wink
Keep the hype going and you remain a star.

I don't want to continue. But trust me you don't wanna hear him sing without beats.
Don't tag me a hater smiley
I'm actually very pleased with this new dimension of his.and wish him the best. Or more if possible.
Ok bye.


Ranchhoddas: is that what i asked you? What is your definition of talent?
Celebrities › Re: Linda Ikeji Acquire N4 Million Rolex Watch - Hard Work Pays by cococandy(f): 3:04pm On Jul 03, 2014
It's Savings account. A nice one too.
Diamonds are forever.
And that watch can be sold for twice that amount should there be hike in the price of diamond per ounce.
Quality Jewelry is a nice way of saving money.

mizshawny: Seriously huh What are some people thinking? 4m on a wrist watch that tells only the time, AM PM finish. The same work a 250 wrist watch would do. Please o does the rolex tell when God's kingdom would comehuh
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 2:59pm On Jul 03, 2014
That dude can't sing acapella to save his life.

It's good he's going into business.
God has better plans for him in that area.
Ranchhoddas: he is not as talented as he is hyped?really? Define talent.
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 2:55pm On Jul 03, 2014
Ckaiser
Have you wondered what those men are doing right?
Besides who told you there aren't successful career women with intact homes in Nigeria and other black countires?
And what's the relationship with feminism? You lost me there.
Celebrities › Re: Dbanj Pictured With Bill Gates, Bono & Mo Ibrahim by cococandy(f): 2:51pm On Jul 03, 2014
I didn't take a shot at his person.
Do I know him?
I don't think he's as talented as he's hyped.
And he's not the first I'm saying that about.
Just my candid opinion.

You mean folks hate him for leaving the mo'hit records? grin
That's just so funny.
Talk about taking paracetamol for another person's headache
dont8: Well, it wont be a bad thing if you can do all that! But you can do more I meant is for you not to crisis the kind of music he does or his personality, because we all know the reason most people hate him is because he severed his working relationship with Don Jazzy and not necessary the music he does.
Family › Re: Successful Career Women Can't Have It All - Pepsi CEO, Indra Nooyi by cococandy(f): 2:41pm On Jul 03, 2014
crackhaus: Your post @emboldened is not entirely right.
Pray tell, what is the present crop of men? And did you say MANY will complain about their wives not helping to pay bills?
You can't possibly believe this, because this situation you just described is very much in the minority...thus you can't say MANY.

I believe it. It is true. It is happening

Besides, it's highly probable that it's only a man with a lesser paying job or with no job at all who can openly complain about bills not being paid by his wife.

that's it. Are there not many men with lesser paying jobs? That's your answer. There are many such men and yes they complain. So it is not a thing of minority

I'm honestly yet to come across a working man who would see the bills piling up and wait for his wife to pay it or get angry and complain about her not paying it.

he might complain about her not contributing.

Bukatyne made a good point with the 'mutual agreement' to share bills, but in a case where this agreement Isn't made formally, a normal working man making his money will not fuzz about paying bills...it's not even conceivable.

not concievable to you that is. But have you asked what all the noise about marrying an independent woman is all about?.

You spoke about men wanting to eat their cake and have it? What cake exactly? Having a shared responsibility in paying bills and still leaving the house work to the woman? Is this what you mean?
Well that doesn't even fit logically, because at the end of the day it's the woman while still wants to be treated like a queen after the man decides to help with housework. Now who wants to eat their cake and have it?

everybody wants to eat their cakes and have it. It's human nature smiley

And no you're wrong, MANY men don't complain that their wives don't match up financially to them...as a matter of fact, that's the kind of position MANY men enjoy being in to avoid a woman getting the impression that she brings exactly or close to what he brings into the home.

so I'm still asking what the 'independent' woman thing is all about. That's all I hear from men these days.

As for men who are expecting and demanding money from their wives, again this your theory is very much localized to men with no job or a very little income stream....NO MAN with a job and steady source of income that exceeds that of his wife will expect money from her, not to mention demand...the exception to this is if they both agreed to jointly share a certain task as regards money

.exception? Na. It's the in things.they both agree to share certain tasks as regards money because the man sees the need for her to contribute.

With regards to your last paragraph, a man such as that will still get married...they're getting married everyday and their wives have learned and understood the man they married.

that is correct. So also are women who don't want to spend a dime in their marriages getting married because the (few) men are fine with the arrangement..


So here is a question women find hard to understand...Maybe you can answer it,
"when a man decides that he cannot share household chores with his wife, maybe not explicitly but noticeably...what should/will the woman do about it?"
Let's be realistic here and for once remove the NL cloak.

Do you advice her to divorce or start sulking or start squeezing her face or begin disrespecting her husband because he refused to yield to her?
Will the marriage not go on in peace while that woman finds a way to go about it if it bothers her so much?

It is not a competition, the moment a woman starts to act forcibly and pressuring her husband about chores, that marriage starts on a downward slope...because whether we like it or not, MOST men don't like being told what to do or how to do it especially by their wives.
They may not show it and go ahead to obey for peace sake, but it bothers them within...and the more the wife stresses him over sharing chores, the closer it is for him to start having an excuse to staying out late just to balance out the 'who comes home first' problem. This is even the mild one, some would even become nonchalant and turn a deaf ear to that woman until she gets tired of talking.

you're asking me to answer honestly? Well each case will be treated according to it's own merit.
It's not a big enough issue to cause divorce or that kind of rancour. What should she do?
1) communicate: "honey you don't like to do house work. You hardly take care of anything around the home and you wait for me to get back before anything gets done even though I'm always stressed out and tired from work.even the kids are always unfed,wet nappies and all the week load of laundry is waiting for me.
well I think I can try reducing my work hrs so that I can be home more often to take care of it while you get a better job or 2 jobs even so that you can make enough money to cover for my reduced income"

2: if she is career oriented and can't imagine slowing down or stopping,they get a house keeper. See? Win-win grin

3: or they both live in the filth. I know one family that does that fine wink wink
If the man is above house work. But not making enough to cover should the wife stop work and maybe they can't afford a house keeper,what else can they do?
Live in the filth!


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