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Family / Re: Should I Build With Her Or Do It All Alone? by crackland: 2:14pm On Apr 15, 2020
sassysure:

See, sometimes it's good to place yourselves in a woman's shoe.
U are just being nairaland stubborn head.
Hian!

She is yet to give deadline shocked
Where u see that one, crackhaus?

Have u eaten today? tongue cheesy
Go and eat first, u are hungry grin

Read the OP again, very slowly and carefully this time after you must have eaten.
You will see her deadline clearly in fine print. grin

factormatt6:

I told her everything about me.we make a lot of financial plan because she give me two years to get married to her or she walk.
Family / Re: Should I Build With Her Or Do It All Alone? by crackland: 1:05pm On Apr 15, 2020
factormatt6:
I don't think it ultimatum, you know when there is no aim, abuse is inevitable. She doesn't want to joke with her youthful age. She is not desperate though.
Giving you two years to get married to her or she walks, is an ultimatum and a threat bruv.
Family / Re: Should I Build With Her Or Do It All Alone? by crackland: 1:01pm On Apr 15, 2020
factormatt6:
. I will gladly discuss the court marriage with her, but I don't want to take advantage of her. Secondly she is 25 yrs old
Dude, you should not be forced or given a timeline by a woman regarding commitment and then go on to start getting a headache because of it.

Yes I have been in your situation, and yes I loved her. But I'm built in such a way that when it comes to emotional/relationship matters, I like to pace myself...you may be different from me and I'm not saying you must act the way I did.

When I was given my deadline, I didn't react or start an argument - I just told her okay and smiled, but deep in my mind I already knew she had jinxed herself and I was just going to play the long game by allowing the deadline pass gracefully, then watch her do whatever it is she wanted to do.

You can do different though, but do you want to start a marriage on a foundation of your partner using threats and deadlines to get what she wants?

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Family / Re: Should I Build With Her Or Do It All Alone? by crackland: 12:43pm On Apr 15, 2020
sassysure:
I will ignore the first part of your post.
Not necessary.

The said lady is already 30 yrs and if I were her, I will be worried.
She is aging, fact is she is not sure u will tie the knot with her in the next 2 yrs or more, the other part of her brain is telling her u will ditch her later( don't ever try exonerating yourself here, most guys that did so swore by their dead parents graves) and her chances of starting afresh is slimmer.

Of course she will tell u her parents want her to develop her career but will never tell you that side talk she always have with her mum in the middle of the night.

In Nigeria we have court marriage. U can plan and do that to calm her mind down and u two will continue with whatever u are doing.
She is naturally reacting to circumstances around her of which u are at the middle of it all.
Or,
It could be that a better guy is making a serious move and she want to shake u to know if u are really serious or not.
Still, the 2 instances need open and honest communication backed with doing something tangible for everybody to know she is yours.
Right now, she isn't and is 100% free to make another choice.
So are u.
Goodluck
Lmao...you dey try cheesycheesy

I got 99problems but a bi*** ain't one... - Jay Z
This should be the credo stamped on the forehead of every sensible man when to comes to women they are not married to.
It's probably part of what helped him become the most successful rapper of his time.

Girl problems are just not worth it.

If she wants to walk, she should walk. The last person who gave me a deadline to marry her learnt regrettably that there are some men you just don't give ultimatums to.

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Family / Re: What Will You Make Of This Conversation Between A Guy And His Fiancee by crackland: 6:46pm On Apr 14, 2020
cheesycheesy

Street girls are normally easy to detect, it's quite surprising it took the guy this long to know who he was dating.

Better late than too late though...
Family / Re: Friendship With Benefits by crackland: 6:41pm On Apr 14, 2020
They already have guys to share moments of fun and adventure with, what they don't have is someone who will always give them money whenever they ask without giving him sex in return.

Go and redesign your CV. grin

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Family / Re: Childfree In Nigeria? by crackland: 9:38am On Apr 14, 2020
Jullima:

I used to think like you, but then you see some women that are not maternal at all and shouldn’t bring children to this world. When some women bravely decide they don’t want kids we should listen to them, not all women are cut out to be mothers.
Again like I said earlier, it's surreal to imagine that a perfectly healthy person would decide not to have kids in their life.
It doesn't mean that I have anything against them personally.

The same way they can decide/choose not to have kids, is the same way I can decide/choose to think something might be wrong with them.
No one's decision/choice is more important than the next person.

That's what being pro-choice is really about, it goes both ways...

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Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 9:28am On Apr 14, 2020
Blackpearlous:


She should focus her energy on maintaining her lane and leaving the house. God will take care of her.

What kind of nonsense is that, there are ways you can fight, that you won't lift a finger.

She can come to her fathers house but there are limits
Your ability to comprehend is spectacular. cool
Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 9:23am On Apr 14, 2020
Blackpearlous:

I wonder how a married child will have right more than the married wife.

The advice don't bring honor at all.

Just make money and leave the house. She will respect you later maintain maturity.
Lmao.. When it comes to living as bums, Nigerians are among the topmost in the world...which is why a grown-up woman can go back to her father's house to start dragging wrapper with her father's wife.

You're not contributing to the house, they housed you as a favour during your downtime, yet for some reason you feel you're some kind of special visitor.
She's not even embarrassed.

A lot of Nigerians know how to squat with other people anyway, that's why most do not see the abnormality of it anymore.
It's not a bad thing though as people can go through hard times, but they should learn to know their boundaries.

Both the witch burning babies and the entitled princess are cut from the same cloth.

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 9:17am On Apr 14, 2020
J111333:
A woman married or not still have a place in her father's house besides, this lady is back there because of hardship.


Don't report her to the police because of your agreement with your little step sis but someday, make her pay for it. Just wait for the right time, not now. Personally, I forgive people but not those that hurt innocent kids. It's your choice to forgive your step mum or not.
Definitely, but it's out of favour to her and not her right. She's not a child anymore and should not be having altercations with her father's wife.

Both of them have issues - the witch and the entitled princess.
Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 9:13am On Apr 14, 2020
Owerri1stSon:

You make no sense guy.. Do you know how people are suffering in Nigeria? What if there is no money to rent an apartment? What if she had tried working to get one but all to no avail? What is she might be doing petty jobs and had plans of leaving but had to stay with her dad till the money is comes?

People they suffer guy so you don't just blame her of staying with her dad or do you expect her to go stay under the bridge with her children?
Staying in the house is not the problem, trying to act like a co-owner of the house is the problem.

I don't expect majority of Nigerians who are used to squatting with other people to understand this though.

Despite the fact that her baby was hurt by a witch of a woman, the OP is not an angel either.

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 9:10am On Apr 14, 2020
MistadeRegal:

angry
What are you saying?
Squatting in her father's house or what?
You better edit your comment and stop displaying your ignorance online.
She is squatting and is a visitor, kill yourself if you don't like the sight of this fact.

She can't be claiming right over food with her father's wife when she has a husband.
Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 9:08am On Apr 14, 2020
SavageMaster:


Will you stop that?
Where is the entitlement mentality in what she posted?

She said she went to get foodstuffs from her husband and left the baby with her sibling. I think she should have gone with the baby anyway.

Entitlement or not, if the stepmother actually poured hot water on the baby, that's terrible. Nothing in this world can justify that action.
Of course that's terrible and has no justification. I'm just wondering why a grown-up woman who is married went back to her father's house, and is complaining about not being fed by her step-mum.

Staying there is already enough.

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Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 12:49am On Apr 14, 2020
rockstarB:

I will

1. Asking about whether she has the same right as much as her step mum; is it because she is married? If she wasnt then who has more right? cheesy where I come from women have as much right to their father's house, married or not ESPECIALLY in a case such as her own.

2. I clearly said I do not have an accommodation for her, but she shouldn't remain in silence because of that.

3. Complaining that step mum doesn't feed her; she has been feeding herself and has not died, she will continue to do that too.
1. You sha don't know how to keep walking on a straight line. First you were asking if I would let my sister die in an abusive home, now you're talking about what happens in your father's house - both of which have nothing to do with the context of the topic. grin
Between a man's wife and his daughter, who has more rights in his house? Na this simple question you just dey play Tom & Jerry with since.

2. Yes, and the only way to speak up and not remain silent is to fight and invite the neighborhood to witness it. You're a genius.

3. I don't even think you understand what you wrote here.

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Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 11:41pm On Apr 13, 2020
rockstarB:

Oga stop using foul words. You can drive out your points without using demeaning words, it doesnt make you sound any wiser. we arent kids here
So you can't answer any of the questions?

Obviously

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Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 11:35pm On Apr 13, 2020
rockstarB:

1) I wonder what step mum means tho, except her mum is a baby mama and this woman is the only wife? So yes it is a polygamous family.

2) is there a law in Nigeria that stops women from going back to their fathers house due to one negative reason or the other? Are you the type of person that would rather let his or her sister die in an abusive marriage because she doesnt have the right to her fathers house as much as any legal wife The dad has clearly not complained because he understands.

3) she should rather die in silent because nature has decided to be unfair to her and her husband abi? She poured hot water on an innocent little girl, who knows what she will do tomorrow? You clearly dont know the dynamics of a polygamous family. Even if it is not, she needs to speak up for her child. I do not have an alternative accommodation for her but silent isn't the best answer.

4) clearly she is a devil because a man(tiarababy) dad has been taking her excesses.
1. The speed with which you reach your own conclusions is supersonic. Apparently, you can only have a step-mum if you come from a polygamous family...clap for yourself.

2. I can't help it that I have to deal with simpletons on this forum. I mean, at what point in question 2 is it implied that women can not go back to their father's houses?
I asked a simple question, how can a married daughter whose husband is alive have rights as much as the legal wife of her father in his house?
If e too hard for you to answer, just say e too hard.

3. No one said she should die in silence. I asked that after she has fought her step-mum and invited the neighborhood, do you have alternative accommodation for her when she is thrown out?

4. My questions are too hard for you obviously, I'm sure you were having a headache trying to come up with answers that won't make you look silly, hence the ramblings.
I asked, what do you say about a grown-up lady complaining about not being fed by her step-mum?

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 11:12pm On Apr 13, 2020
kendrick9:
don't contribute if you have nothing meaningful to add...
Apart from talking about movies, what have you contributed today on NL? cheesy
Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 11:09pm On Apr 13, 2020
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fieryy:

Cry me a river or write sth actually meaningful and also sth that could be of help, instead of not only displaying the cracks in your land or house, but also the ones in your brain. I already know having the last word massages your grown ass ego. That's probably the only achievements you can boast of. After all this is a forum where every idiot thinks they're important
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Going through the sequence of how this teté a teté started, it is really quite clear who has been crying a river between both of us. cheesy

You're a bum.

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Family / Re: Tiarababy; Why Your Step Mum Abused Your Child by crackland: 11:05pm On Apr 13, 2020
1. How did you arrive at the conclusion that it is a polygamous family?

2. How can a married daughter whose husband is alive have rights as much as the legal wife of her father in his house?

3. Your solution is that she should fight and invite the whole neighborhood to a house she moved back into because her husband lost his job.
Do you have alternative accommodation for her?

4. The stepmother is a devil's incarnate as far as I can sense...but what do you say about a grown-up lady complaining about not being fed by her step-mum?

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 10:48pm On Apr 13, 2020
fieryy:

Why not STFU of you know nothing about Germany. Does Nigeria have a system in place that supports the unemployed or do parent's in Nigeria get child benefit money. Rubbish, mtcheeeeeeeeew
You're a rhesus monkey if you don't know that being housed is already a huge favour. Feeling entitled to getting fed on top of that and then complaining when you don't, is the hallmark of silliness.

You're probably a bum living on government benefits for your brain not to fathom this.

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 10:42pm On Apr 13, 2020
Meninmen:

The thing tire me. As a married woman, you went back to your fathers house and you expect your step mum to be feeding you. . Nothing person nor go see or hear
It's amazing

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 10:39pm On Apr 13, 2020
idahme:

Life is dynamic, thinks can get silly so quickly and things can get juicy so quickly too. Different folks with different life experiences, it can happen to anyone. One can't be termed squarting in one's parents house moreover life's vicissitudes took her there temparily . OP please don't do anything silly the worst you can do now is get her reported to the police for possible prosecution in court apart from this give her an arms length and stay cool it will be well with u sooner than u expected. We should all learn to accomodate and help people who are in need
All that aside, she shouldn't be feeling entitled to anything.

Providing a bed for her to rest her head is already a big favour to her.

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 10:36pm On Apr 13, 2020
fieryy:


She has every single right to feel entitled. It's HER FATHER'S house!
Is that what grown-up married women do in Germany?

They go back to their FATHER'S house and feel entitled to getting fed by their step-mum, when they aren't contributing financially to the house?

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Family / Re: My Stepmother Poured Hot Water On My Baby! I'm So Angry by crackland: 6:02pm On Apr 13, 2020
I don't know which of you two women is more silly.

Is it the witch who poured hot water on a baby, or a grown-up you who feels entitled to getting fed in a house you're squatting in.

Her own level of fvckery is definitely higher than yours though, that much is certain.

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Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 2:40pm On Apr 13, 2020
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Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 2:35pm On Apr 13, 2020
Vyolet:

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Wha?
Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 2:28pm On Apr 13, 2020
sassysure:

Yes o! cheesy cheesy cheesy
Hmmmm, I'm eyeing you.
No wonder u are insisting cheesy
Well, u met the bad ones.
We still have the good ones.
Plenty.
And stop hyping yourself jor.

I know your medicine o. cheesy
Will ca.......... tongue tongue
One day, I will resurrect that cos my eyes opened so wide to better understanding on how u guys run stuffs here grin cheesy
I don dey fear una well o cheesy

On a serious note, I wouldn't blame you if its very uncomfortable for u. Some ladies are temptations overloaded even with good intention. So also men but in between, we still have the good ones.
cheesy
Family / Re: NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT Are Lying To Her Citizens! by crackland: 2:16pm On Apr 13, 2020
factormatt6:
. I want you to understand that I only needed my fellow citizens to know we are on own. So let stay at home and stay safe.
Who doesn't know this already? It's not news.

The thing is, the method you chose to use in re-echoing that sentiment wasn't fitting.
Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 2:05pm On Apr 13, 2020
sassysure:

Well, unless the woman wants that. But a woman don't normally project and defend somebody she florick with to the husband.
Now u are claiming busy. In Nigeria, we normally put on gen in the night.
I don't like putting on gen at all. That thing gives wahala.
The man should buy fireman with remote for her and there will be peace na cheesy

As for my friend, the wife was my friend first before the husband.
I introduced him to my husband.
What's wrong in married people giving bachelor food eeh?
Hey, your mind is spoilt.
Will u ever allow your missus to breath? cheesy
Too much she looked at him, gave him food, put on gen for her etc. Make marriage look like cage honestly.

Of course, I cook for more than one person.
My family!
I still have left over or do u want me to be cooking every minute?
I wasn't a spinster o.
Crackhaus, leave me alone.

Shey I hold you for waist ni? grin

You think a married woman will want me around her and she no go ever think of collecting my gbola? She dey test her resolve then. My sensual energy is off the charts grin
I have stories... cheesy

I've learnt to make myself as scarce as possible around ladies I want nothing more than just friendship with.
Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 1:31pm On Apr 13, 2020
Ximenez:
wink Are you on the same lane with that Bimbo or you are just being sarcastic?
Because i still don't know how she got to know the kind of Generator they have and that the husband hasn't made enough money.

Women that can do real stupid things just to get what they want. Like telling you to come help them unzip their gown, scratch their back or blow out some imaginary particles from their eyes.
In this situation, just carry condom and go along because it must happen. cheesycheesy

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Family / Re: thank you all by crackland: 1:19pm On Apr 13, 2020
sassysure:

U guys have twisted your mind so much that people are not meant to do good deeds anymore.
I'm good at giving. If u are working in my house, and food is on fire, be sure that u will get your share. That is how I was trained.
U are in my house repairing my gen and food is on the fire, I will dish out yours. It gives me joy. I mean I simply love doing that.
I might prepare a certain dish I know a friend likes and package it for her or tell her to come and feast.
It's just food. Nothing more.
The young man won't be an exemption unless he started being silly in other words he won't have access to my house anymore.
And she isn't cooking that food for her male nebor. Point of correction.
She cook for her family.
Heck, I have given food to qwali boys( if u are in Abuja u will know them).
Listen, this is also a good avenue to get people in your favour. Till l left, I was heavily covered cos I was good to boys. And u can get such by giving food.

Like I said, if the woman is my type, she will naturally give cos she loves cooking and giving out.
That's the only way she can pay him back. Nothing more.

So nothing in giving a bachelor free food. It's natural.
That caring stuff. U are now worried because it's a man.
If it's a female will u be worried?
Hian!
As for the kids liking the guy, what's wrong with that?
My first son will always tell u his best friend is daddy.... cos the play together. Which child won't like that?
Even as we have left, they still communicate on phone more than I do now.
That @op is telling us half truth.


He came here to paint his wife black cos that's what he is doing where he is or are u telling me guy is a saint over there? cheesy
If the guy is idle and getting free food, is that not his luck?
Naija hard, many guys will on gen 100times to get free food now grin
And how did u know he is idle?
Bros, I'm.suspecting you grin
Anyway, no course for alarm here.
Guy is making a mountain out of nothing.

As for my friend's husband, every emergency trip to the hospital, that man is there. Infact, the way he will be following drs for nyash eeh cheesy
The day my boy was put on ventilator, he came and was crying like a baby cheesy
He is simply a good man and took it upon himself to oversee to our welfare as Mr oga no dey.
There were major projects we were handling when bros disappeared, it was me and the locals and govt bodies and I don't know shit.without this man's help, they for chop mugu out of me. At a point I became pro,know how to haggle price, open eyes etc. And I got the jobs done.

He is very respectful man( that's the first reason why I was close to him like his wife).
I don't know about you guys but we still do have good men who simply want to do good.
Well you digressed completely to talking about cooking food. cheesy
And although the OP says nothing about his wife cooking for him, your example here shows that you were cooking for more than one person and not just a single man, so let's leave that discussion.
It will always be suspicious if a married woman were cooking for just one guy consistently...e no get how you wan take explain am cheesy

As for your friend's husband, my summation is that he was/is a family friend - someone known to your husband. Your friend too, his wife, was also aware he was helping you out. This is a very different scenario to the one in the OP.

And yes, the guy in the OP has to be idle to always be available to put on the generator for that woman, what are you suspecting me of? cheesy
A busy man or one with a woman of his own who comes around often or stays at his place, will not have so much time to be spending with his married neighbour, much less, putting on the generator whenever she needs it. Which kain yeye helping be dat one? grin
Even if he doesn't have sense, his partner would have nagged some sense into him by now.

When it comes to married women whose husbands are scarce and are lacking sex, it's important for a guyman to stay the hell away from them - I know what I'm saying... grin
You can be friendly with them, but developing a friendship when you have no intention of collecting free punnyy na risk. grin
Family / Re: Dealing With Husband's Love & Mother-in-law by crackland: 12:59pm On Apr 13, 2020
Sotland:
I'm not trying to be biased or sentimental but I think this issue is getting out of hand. Every group is talking about the same thing,and what's it? It is husband's love.

So many ladies will tell you not to marry a man that's too attached to his family. Some will tell you to marry someone that have a mind of his own,a man that will stand against his family just to protect you.
Such ladies were not brought up in a close-knit family, they were probably not very close to their own mothers so you really can't expect them to understand the kind of bond a man (or anyone for that matter) can have with his mother or family.

It's psychological.

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