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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 4:19pm On May 15, 2020
bukatyne:


Independent woman
Strong woman
Single woman
Successful woman


I hate all these titles that allude that being a woman isn't enough.

You must be 'strong', 'independent' etc etc to do things others have been doing for aeons.

I also find the 'independent' tag very odd.

Which human being is 'independent?' NOBODY adds any input to your life at all?

Even God was creating the world and said 'Let us make...'

We are all dependent or interdependent.
Tags, tags, tags...and more tags. It never ends.

@bold, that's hilarious... Lol cheesy

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Foreign Affairs / Re: German Economy Plunges Into Recession Over COVID-19 by crackland: 4:16pm On May 15, 2020
UjuJoan2:


cheesy cheesy

Somehow I was expecting this.

Recession is affecting everyone right now, nothing to gloat about.
Everyone where? grin

Nigeria has not entered a COVID-19 induced recession na, since you like to compare Nigeria and Germany. Lol

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 4:14pm On May 15, 2020
Arthur2021:
you are right with the faux confidence..

Non buoyant men and single men are comfy with themselves and don't sing it out or convince people to accept them,they raise their heads high up and live normally. But ladies unmarried must convince the world they are happy,nothing pleasures ladies more like acceptance and validation.

The movements like saggy boobs movements,thefreeboobsmovement, black is beautiful, fat girls rock,stretchmark is babe et al are created by women from a place if low self esteem. It comes from a "I want you to accept us like this" ideology.

The tags "strong woman"," independent woman "is a way of saying a woman is normally not independent or strong. They portray themselves as weak,they see something wrong in being women if they dont add the tag strong and independent. Why hate your womanhood and always compare yourself to men?are men standards worthy if your emulation?
They want to enjoy as much as a man not even as much as they wish,they use men as a yard stick to measure their level freedom

Most ladies suffer from low self esteem...they dont want to improve their confidence but rather subtly sing the victim song to garner validation for their lives ,when you don't give them such validation and approval they will put themselves on the hold and blame you of oppressing them instead of living out their dreams.
Hopefully they will be alright, but I'm not holding my breath.

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Family / Re: * by crackland: 4:11pm On May 15, 2020
LuQuLuQu:


I checked Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc,, still didn't find them.

They probably are using monikers as names on social media hence the difficulty in finding the males
Okay
Foreign Affairs / Re: German Economy Plunges Into Recession Over COVID-19 by crackland: 4:10pm On May 15, 2020
UjuJoan2, how far with your mentor Angela Merkel?

What happened? grin

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Family / Re: * by crackland: 4:00pm On May 15, 2020
LuQuLuQu:


Honestly, NL was my last resort, as I've checked all social media platforms looking.

Most of them females would have been married and changed surnames. So it was difficult finding them.
Once I get a contact, I'd definitely get others.

Thanks man
Lol, what of males na? cheesy
Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 3:44pm On May 15, 2020
rockstarB:

Because society hardly bully a man for choosing to be single, nobody calls you evening newspapers.
Really, this is your defense?
You're even helping me prove my point.

So because unmarried women are called names, trying to prove to yourselves and others that you're happy and content in being single/unmarried, is the confident response... lol

My dear, that's not how confidence or happiness works.

Most women are simply emotionally fickle and things get to y'all more easily than it gets to men, you can take that as a male chauvinist opinion but it's a fact - the faux expression of happiness is just an attempt to project.
The Genevieve that is even on the list, I can't recall an interview or report where she is celebrating her singlehood or lauding it - that's confidence. Perhaps you've seen where she did, in that case let me know and I'll promptly change my opinion about her.


Now, unmarried men also get their share of taunting and discrimination, but men take it like Kings.
When some companies are organising dinners/luncheons, you only see the married employees present, it just happens not because a rule was stated. Sometimes during normal social interactions, married friends/colleagues will tease the unmarried ones and it all turns to laughs in the end. grin There are family meetings that an unmarried man is unqualified to attend or even if he does, his opinion is not really registered.

In all of this, most of these men still carry themselves like bosses with no care in the world. They will even tease back at the married ones and tell them they are the ones in prison and everything will turn into one big laugh-fest.
But let a group of women gather and tease their unmarried friend/colleague, na dat day the friendship go end. The unmarried one will go home to think of her life and why she is even still friends with such evil women - in fact, they should be avoided going forward. Then the next day, she will go on Facebook or Instagram to post something with the caption "'single and loving it"

It's also like that woman who has no real close friends, then she goes on the internet to announce how she is now practicing self-love and it has made her very aware of the fakeness of females around her - na so...only she is real but can't use it to sustain close friendships. Lol

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Family / Re: * by crackland: 2:00pm On May 15, 2020
LuQuLuQu:

Not all old friends from school have whatsApp group.
Moreover those of us that left school before the advent of social media, are finding it hard locating our friends.
I had finished secondary school even before mobile phones became affordable, I think Nokia 3310 was like 50-something thousand when I was in SS3.
I was almost done with my first degree before WhatsApp became popular in smartphones.

We didn't have any of these Alumni groups back when we were still students. It was only started afterwards because someone like you wanted us to all reconnect.

First, it was just a few people who still knew each other's locations and could visit and exchange numbers, and then each other person was/is added by proxy through someone already in the group who met them, or knew them personally, or ran into them somewhere.

Tracing old University friends was easier because most of us already had phone numbers you could just add up, BUT did not use smartphones capable of IM back in the day - I think I was already in year 3/4 when Blackberry phones became a thing.

Tracing secondary school and primary school buddies was made easy by Facebook - you just type the person's full name and search through the results.

Using the methods above, my secondary school Alumni social media group now has a good number of members from my set - some primary school friends are also included in this group as some of us attended the same school from primary through secondary.
My university (department) group too, a good number of us are in it.

Get-togethers are organized periodically (for my University alum), annual dinners/Christmas parties (for my secondary school alum)...most of these are organized differently in different states where there's a considerable number of residents - it has even been done once for alumni resident in the US, twice for alumni resident in Canada. UK residents are not as much.
The ONLY rule though is that whatever get-together is happening and involving any of our alumni anywhere at all in the world (including Nigeria), photos should be posted into the group for others to see and make fun of their old friends. grin

If you're really serious, start with Facebook & Instagram, NOT Nairaland.
This place is too anonymous to be looking for old friends.

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Family / Re: * by crackland: 11:49am On May 15, 2020
This is what WhatsApp/Telegram groups are meant for.

I still have contacts through Alumni Social Media groups with friends from University and secondary school, a few from primary school as well.

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 11:31am On May 15, 2020
Bojack:
Nice thread, still waiting for unmarried men
Unmarried men have NEVER found a need to prove to themselves they are happily single and unmarried.

That's some low self-esteem shít.


Independent woman
Strong woman
Single woman
Successful woman


All different iterations of the same psychological need to show a faux sense of self-esteem.

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Family / Re: Do We Still Value Men Above Women? Greatest Tweet Ever! by crackland: 8:01am On May 15, 2020
emmaodet:


The op of this thread is crackclap while yours is crackland and crachhhaus, i thought it was you.
Seems a lot of people like this crack.... something as moniker.
Is the name really from hard drugs? Like cracks? Or just an inspiration
cheesycheesy

I don't know what to say to the rest of your post except that the OP is not I, and me is not the OP. grin

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 7:55am On May 15, 2020
I give you Nigerian women 15years.
Basic women who want to model their lives and choices in accordance with this minute sample of women of pedigree and status... una big English go change.

15years at most. cheesy

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:40pm On May 14, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:


grin grin grin grin grin

You are not serious.
Bye cheesy cheesy

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:36pm On May 14, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:

Why should I be the one to do it when I did not ask for the stories of the average Nneka and Adetutu to believe the OP's point that some women stay unmarried by choice. cheesy
But you said you needed to hear their stories first for it to be realistic to you.

Since you are so keen on that why don't you do the interview na
It seems the OP is your alternate, cos I don't see why you're all over me.

She will respond herself if she feels any need to, it's not your problem.

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Family / Re: Chinese Man Finds Out His Twin Babies Have Two Different Fathers After DNA Test by crackland: 10:31pm On May 14, 2020
MizMyColi:
I'm yet to see comments like:
After God, fear women.

Where the crew at? grin
You didn't see these? cheesy

Orestino:

Bia..someone said where the devil is too busy to go, he sends women.. is it true?
adigun98:
In Chris browns voice
'These hoes ain't loyal'
DancingSkeleton:
After devil na women shocked

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:26pm On May 14, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:

Direct it to the OP then.
Nor be me open thread


The thread was not about the average Nneka,Adetutu and Aisha you brought that one up by yourself and since you want to hear their stories to know if it is realistic or not interview them.
That is your own cup of tea not the OP's
So you enter road do your research
Well you told me to do the interview, and I told you it's you who should do it.

I was on my own making my own comments.

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:18pm On May 14, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:

The list are celebrities because they are popular and the ones we know and can have a certain influence on people.

When you interview the average ones let me know.
People use celebrities more because they are popular and their stories are out there.

The stories of Nneka and Adetutu is unknown because either they have refused to share or they are not that popular to influence or reach and wide audience cheesy
Now why would I do that? cheesy

I'm not the one trying to prove that an average Nneka, Adetutu, or Aisha, is happily unmarried by choice.

Y'all should enter road and do your research to make your point.

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:10pm On May 14, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:

The average Nneka and Adetutu has been conformed by the society to believe that her worth and life purpose is tied to marriage.

If you think outside the box and cage that the society has put you in you will be labelled and called all sorts of names for thinking differently.
The white ir oyinbo society is quite different because they give room for new ideas and do not force you to conform due to the fact that they have evolved.They were once like us too.

Dambisa Moyo is an African woman from Zambia at 51, unmarried the last time I checked and doing well for herself.
And you are neither white, nor are you Dambisa who serves on the board of Barclays.

A list containing average Nigerian women (not celebrities), is what will be a more realistic representation.

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Family / Re: Unmarried Women by crackland: 10:01pm On May 14, 2020
All I see are celebrities, white women, Americans/British, etc.


Please create a list that perfectly encapsulates the lifestyle/culture of an average Nneka, Adetutu, or Aisha on the streets of Nigeria.

People with a good grasp on reality do not use the 2%
to make a point, when in fact there's a startling 98% that are not of the status or pedigree of any of these women.

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Family / Re: Chinese Man Finds Out His Twin Babies Have Two Different Fathers After DNA Test by crackland: 7:52pm On May 14, 2020
That woman has been quite busy...



Explorers:

The parent, who remains unidentified, made the shocking discovery after taking the newborns to undergo a DNA test as part of the standard procedure to register their births in China, a DNA analyst told reporters.
I continue to be impressed by China despite what the MSM would have us believe. cool

DNA tests are standard procedure before registering births. Very impressive.

We should look into this in Nigeria to curtail the impact of paternity fraud.

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Romance / Re: Is It Gay If transgendered Porn Turns You On by crackland: 7:45pm On May 14, 2020
falcon01:
you guys just read and fail to understand, This post ain't about me, its a discussion on a particular topic. @topic don't you think sexuality in this generation is weird an bleeped up? What we think is, is actually not what it is the human mind has been confused by making a woman out of a man while retaining the main male attribute thus giving a confused sexuality vibe?.
Ohh, so it's not about you anymore...
Alright then, my previous comment still stands.

Only replace all the you with he, and yourself with himself... the answer you seek is still in there.
Family / Re: After Serving Him Food, He Said I Didnt Give Him Drinking Water by crackland: 6:15pm On May 14, 2020
You should be jumping up on your feet like Scott here anytime your bf commands you to do anything.


You will not make a good wife if you continue with your arrogance, he is right...

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Family / Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by crackland: 6:07pm On May 14, 2020
Gaggi:


Na that first category we dey find. I will forever respect such a lady. I like people who know what they want out of life.
Indeed...
Romance / Re: Is It Gay If transgendered Porn Turns You On by crackland: 6:04pm On May 14, 2020
falcon01:
This is something I believe lots of people do it but don't talk about it, You know like having to rub one off while watching Some Tranny porn, will it be considered gay since they where originally men or it's straight since they have the boobies, hips and everything or is it just weird since its like a woman with a dick. I need to hear your views on this.
That right there is the sign.

You're not just curious about tranny porn, but actively jerking off to it.

The former? Straight but curious
The latter? Surface-straight but with strong gay sex fantasies.

And what straight person has gay sex fantasies?
You can answer that for yourself.

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Family / Re: Family Is Important - Don't Let Your Zeal For Achievement Get In The Way by crackland: 5:50pm On May 14, 2020
kunleajaye:

So what’s the point of my whole epistle? I’m not here to wallow in self-pity or beg for people’s empathy. I just want people to know that sometimes, family is more important than what you stand to achieve. You can have multiple degrees, many houses, wealth, accolades, titles and such, but of what importance is it all if you don’t have the most important people in your life to share them with? Here I am, about to finish, but with a sad and empty feeling. I feel so sad I won’t see the huge smiles on the faces of my family as I walk down the stage to be conferred the title “Doctor of Science” to me. I feel so sad the sacrifices I made over the past almost ten years of my life, dedicating everything to achieving this so-called dream, has cost me those dearest to me.

And right here in clear lettering, was the point of the entire story... but trust people to see ONLY what they want to see by giving the topic a whole new interpretation.

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Family / Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by crackland: 4:22pm On May 14, 2020
Gaggi:
I can't seem to find these women that are independent, intelligent, not interested in marriage and have a successful career in real life.They all seem to be on nairaland and Twitter only.
Even the ones at work who are hitting late 30s and early 40s always seem to want a serious man who is ready to settle.

I'd really love to meet some of you and be friends. I'm married to a woman who wants to be married and all my female relatives want to be married. It'll be nice to meet this care free, successful women who are different and be friends with them.
There's a big difference between a woman who has been proposed to with a ring by a serious (well-to-do) man at least 3times and she always says NO, and that woman/women who has NEVER been proposed to by a serious (well-to-do) man with a ring...not even once.

The first category can boldly state that she will never get married, while the second category has just never even had the opportunity and is probably still hoping for it.

And guess what, almost all of them on here fall in the second category.

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Family / Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by crackland: 4:10pm On May 14, 2020
emmaodet:


grin grin
Ohhhhhh
Modern man don suffer .... Chaiiii
Yes oo, my comment was for someone like her...not a wife with sense.

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Family / Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by crackland: 4:08pm On May 14, 2020
ThothHermes:
Baffling.

grin

Flabbergasting.

grin
Family / Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by crackland: 3:59pm On May 14, 2020
emmaodet:


But this is very bad. What is marriage when we can't have each others back? Why should marriage be one sided to favour only women when things are good?

Why should we encourage a system that wants women to just be there with a man when he has money. That means - Owo epo laraye bani la, wan kin bani la teje. People will only lick your sugar hand and not bloody hand.
Life is all about you rub my back, i rub your back.
Ki owo jowo ni owo fin mo - you can only get a fully clean hand when you use both hands to rinse thoroughly and not just one.
If my wife won't be there for me when things are down, support me, raise a loan for me in her cooperative then there is no point marrying in the first place.
Let me enjoy my life a lone when i have so that i will suffer a lone when i don't have.
This is really bad and i don't encourage it.
Life is never a straight line graph. Today am working and earning, tomorrow i may run into turbulent times and lose my income or businesses or investments too.
Nothing is 100% predictable bro
That comment was based on what those two women were ranting all over the thread. One even said, her limit is 3months for a husband who's not providing.

Bruv, with that kind of wife...my advise is best for the man.

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Family / Re: Do We Still Value Men Above Women? Greatest Tweet Ever! by crackland: 11:32am On May 14, 2020
PrimadonnaO:
The lines between feminism and misandry gets more and more blurry as the days go by.
See you, you're not even updated. tongue

The lines started getting blurred in 1991, beginning of the third wave of feminism.

The feminists before the third wave, were the true heroes... As a matter of historical fact, they were/are/remain the only true feminists WORLDWIDE.

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Family / Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by crackland: 11:24am On May 14, 2020
UjuJoan2:


I meant that as an irony.

Of course, if men were truly superior they would never find themselves in a position where mere women will have to cater for them. It's that assumption of superiority that has put you guys in this exact position.

Whatever the irony, what you meant by that statement is, a man who provides for his family without complaints, is superior to a woman.

Yes or yes?

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