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psoto: I think so too.But at least we all learnt how to address issues concerning our ex...so I believe it was worth the trouble. |
Hi everyone...I missed this thread. ![]() Hi cuddles...long time no see. ![]() |
AmBeautiful: Suggestion.Noted... We would work on that. |
[quote author=ondo_boi]Joke of the day[/quote]Does his opinion look like a joke to you? |
@Luluosas I don't think its a scam...when it becomes a scam is when you've checked the message, and its contents are questionable...then you can conclude that its a scam. Members send pms to one another. So writing of a pm notification simply because you feel it might be a scam isn't commendable. My advise...open your e-mail, read its contents, then get back to us. Good luck. |
1. Poor or no use of paragraphs: the way you posted this story, without bothering to hit the enter key for new paragraphs...it would give readers a hard time trying to read it. 2. 2ruink: Today, just this morning, for the second time in five months, I woke up in the morning without a man lying beside me.Em....I don't know...this phrase doesn't make any sense to me. Tautology if you ask me. 3. Misleading title: You called it a story...but so far, I'm yet to classify it as a story. Its more like a sestina poem to me. I'll keep on reading...when I find more lapses, I'll post them. |
ik121: Broke up with my ex close to a month now. We dated for 18 months. Currently now am single and sort of enjoying my freedom. She was double dating and at the same time telling me lies lies lies.This is your post in the romance section... Its very obvious that you still have feelings for her. Moving on isn't actually as easy as you think. You must be matured enough to understand her decision most especially if she decides that she doesn't want to be with you anymore. Getting angry and calling her and her new lover names wouldn't solve anything, rather it would expose you by letting the whole world know how heart broken you are. You should ask yourself this...if she's happy with her new lover, why shouldn't you also be happy? Why must you grief? True she broke your heart, but would you keep grieving over a split milk? Would you keep sleepless nights over someone who has found solitude in the arms of another guy? If my girl calls me and tells me its over cos she's found someone else, I might display a physical breakdown...but in less than a week, I'll put myself together and face the reality. I would suggest you get rid of your anger and hatred towards her and move on. Calling her casually and asking about her welfare and that of her new lover wouldn't be a bad start. Good luck. |
ik121: Cy my bro pz ignor dat b.itch. She'z bitter yeah but at d same time bein sarcastic nd indirectly telin u she made it widout u. Ok she made a gud result so f**kin wat?? Who givs a f**k?? Na u send am skool? Lol. Pz ignor her nd dnt respond or pick her calls cos dat m.enstrual pad is lukn 4 a way 2 comm bak 2 ur life nd giv u a bitter dose. U cald her an 'ex', do u knw wher ex's belong? The trash bin. Plz click on my username nd go tru my topic about an ex, wise up bro.That was harsh. Such bitterness shows that you're yet to move on... |
Chokolee: .... |
Double post. |
psoto: @CRAZY MAN, that sounds much better.No problem ![]() |
CY09: Please house, I know some issues shoul be confidential, but I just want to get diff opinion on this issue as it is bothering me...I woke to see the below text message of my ex who is still in school, when I got the text I just waved it, but surprisingly her thoughts kept resurfacing...I know she feels bitter with me cos we broke up when she was writing her exam and she is just trying to get back to me.I once experienced something similar (that was in 2010) my ex sent me a text message, inviting me for her wedding at Nnewi. At first, it sounded like an insult to me, but I told myself...she has moved on; so if I keep licking my wounds and refuse to grow up, I wouldn't be doing myself any good. Guess what...I went for the weeding, I even bough her a gift. So whatever her motive behind the invitation was, it back fired. Because my actions that day showed clearly that I've moved on. Now to you...I would suggest that you reply that text message and tell her how happy you are for her graduation. If you show any kind of anger, bitterness, hatred etc, then her plan has worked perfectly. Just act like a robot and celebrate with her...I'm sure that wherever she is, when she sees your reply, she would be very confused. That's my opinion though. Good luck. |
I think we all should be a little more cautious. Avoid posting your phone numbers and e-mail addresses publicly. Avoid replying mails asking for your details from an anonymous person. Avoid text messages asking for favours (e.g recharge card or cash) in order to get jobs. Delete them immediately. Don't bother to reply a company whose e-mail ends with @yahoo.com or @gmail.com. E.g nnpc@yahoo.com, or nysc@gmail.com. Confirm all websites before posting your details on it. You should know that most scammers have duplicated some websites, an example is the gtbank site which was duplicated by scammers some time ago (its been fixed though). So you have to be very careful where you send your details to. Good luck. |
sexkillz: Hi, crazyman would you have time to judge a debate on the romance section tomorrow? 4:00pm. Pls get back to me.No problem oga sexkillz...I should be available. |
saintiyke: sorry. I didnt see...ur request in time. Never mind d harsh comment, its all well . Thanks for the infoYou're welcomed. |
Una be fool: It's appalling. I post more frequently at romance section but visit webmasters and programming sections more and it's disgusting seeing scam replies flying about at both webmasters/programming sections with nothing done about it.Hi. Whenever you see such post on a thread again, use the report button, so the mod on that section can deal with it. Thanks. |
saintiyke: @op. You have to confirm your information before posting it here to avoid misguiding people. KEBBI state camp has since been moved from H.A.I.S.S Jega to Dakingari . The Jega camp was used last by 2010 batch B . The permanent camp is in DakingariIt has been corrected. Thanks all the same ![]() |
JallowBah: Mr Crazyman.. JallowBah: Oh, and let me add..my husband know very well that if I catch him cheating, I will beat. Not just slap, but beat....You and your husband are the only ones that understand each other. So it would be wrong for me to impose my opinions on you. I think I'm begining to get you now. ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs..Chima]I am using a phone so I can't cut and paste...but in regards to your last sentence....you said in the other post that you would encourage woman to leave the house not divorce but leave the house. Now how can someone fight for their marriage if they are getting kicked in the back and thrown across the room? How can you expect a sane person to stay in a house of such abuse?[/quote]Yes and I would still maintain my stand on that. But...I believe that no sane man would wake up and begin to beat up his wife. Most abuses comes as a result of the woman being unable to control her tongue. You as a woman should know that it isn't every argument you respond to. There are times you have to remain silent, and when he's true with his ranting, he would return to his room and peace would reign in the house. The issue of beating comes when women prefer to run their homes with their mouth rather than their brains. [quote author=Mrs..Chima]You know that doesn't make any sense and I am sure if you were in an abusive relationship...you wouldn't stay in a house either.[/quote]If you can't tolerate an abusive marriage, then understand your partner and refrain from displaying attitudes you know would get him pissed off period. |
JallowBah: 1: "Consequences" can mean kicking someone out, having a big fight, whatever suits your mind..it does not have to mean divorce, I have never talked about divorce bbefore YOU did.Nope I never advocated divorce. Read my posts properly. You subscribed to throwing your husband out of the house, I only objected your decision stating how impossible it is to throw a man out of his own house. Read my posts properly before posting. JallowBah: 2: Letting someone understand that you dont take bullshit ( in this case; flirting with women on the internet ) is a GOOD thing. And for me, it would not be enough to say: Oh, honey, I dont like that, ok?Ok let me accept that as your opinion. But earlier you adopted the violent strategy...never mind though. JallowBah: 3: I would probably slap my husbands face if he was telling other women he dont give a F about me. And throw him out. And for him to come back, would take a LOT of work on his side to proove to me that he was damn wrong in what he did, and that it would not happen again. Where am I being hypocritical here?I used the hypocrisy term because you were double minded on your previous posts. Let's address the slapping issue before talking about his return. Ok...you've slapped him. What's next? Some men would remain calm and wallop in their shame. Others won't. Now...suppose he flares up and gives you the beating of your life, what would you do? Two wrongs they say don't make a right. You don't use a violent approach to tackle a heated situation...such would result in a terrible explosion, which I believe that not even you would have the guts to handle. JallowBah: 4: Yes, my mother kicked him out after trying her best to pull it together for ten years of bull. She should have left before 3-4 years, when she could see he was not changing.You should know that no one is perfect. For you to give your heart to man, and take a vow before God saying I do, means that whatever problems you both may encounter, you would stick together as one and address it as a couple. The case of your parents isn't any different. They realized their errors and put aside their differences so that you (the kids) might have a bright future. That's what couples do. They resolve issues, not fight and abuse each other. JallowBah: And I did not reason with you..I have never, ever claimed that marriage is easy, a run in the park, or only enjoyment. Have I?I never said you did...did I? |
[quote author=Mrs..Chima]Since you don't encourage people to divorce for ANY REASONS...do you think that encourages adultery?[/quote]Nope it doesn't. [quote author=Mrs..Chima]If a woman/man leave the home because the home is violative or unsafe and there is no hope for reconcilliation because one party is determined to maintain their destructive way of life...you think the person will avoid all temptations not to engage in a relationship that is opposite of what they are used to?[/quote]Before leaving your matrimonial home, you should ask yourself certain questions... What lead to the marital infidelity? Do you both spend as much time as you did in the early stages of your marriage? Do you tolerate each other? Has your spouse asked for your forgiveness, and you refused? They say apologizing doesn't mean you're wrong...rather it simply shows that you value the relationship more than your ego. Or has he or she attacked your self-esteem by implying that you haven't been a worthy enough partner to warrant sustained loyalty? What I think is that if the couples in question can swallow their hatred, pride and unforgiving spirit...and accept their faults, I'm sure that a divorce would be the last agenda on their list. [quote author=Mrs..Chima] To me...adultery is worse than divorce since after a trial separation and there is no hope. A person can accept alienation for so long.[/quote]Then avoid separation and fight to save your marriage period! |
[quote author=Mrs..Chima]Let me ask this question Crazyman.....what do you suggest a couple do when one partner found out her/his spouse is cheating or cheated?[/quote]First, you should know that I'm against divorce...regardless of the magnitude of the offense. Secondly, we're discussing about online cheating, and not the physical one. But if you insist on physical cheating, I shall explain further...Marriages if you must know, are built on mutual respect and trust. Therefore you musn't allow it fall apart just because an attractive third party came into the scene. You two must go back to the drawing table and ask yourselves possible questions that lead to the intrusion of the third party. I'm sure that if that love is built on a solid rock, there's no way that it wouldn't withstand the storm. [quote author=Mrs..Chima]Are there any other instances in relationship that you encourage couples to stay. leave, or indifferent?[/quote]The only time I would advise a lady to leave her matrimonial home ( Not divorcing her husband )is if her husband has practically turned her into a punching bag. In such cases, staying can be very dangerous because such a person could end up taking your life in the process. Therefore I would recommend that she leaves his house for the time being. |
ogbeche77: Can you come up with a full address so it can be edited? |
saintiyke: @op. You have to confirm your information before posting it here to avoid misguiding people. KEBBI state camp has since been moved from H.A.I.S.S Jega to Dakingari . The Jega camp was used last by 2010 batch B . The permanent camp is in DakingariDo you have the current address? |
JallowBah: I would sugest to kick him out and let him see the consequences. Not divorce at first, no, but to kick him out the house. Teach him a damn good lesson. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.Easy to say right...kick a man out of his own house...teach him a damn good lesson...did I hear you clearly? JallowBah: I am already married, thank you very much. I dont flirt on facebook, and I expect him not to do so either. Marriage is NEVER easy, and divorce is NOT the easiest way out. In fact, many people give up too easy on marriage in my culture, instead of trying to fix things. But that still dont mean that your spouse can disrespect you, and see there is no consequences.And the fixing of things, shouldn't it include tolerating his madness? You said in your first post that you would kick him out and let him see the consequences. You contradicted yourself here again at the bolded post...while you're maintaining a mind set of giving your husband fire for fire, you're playing the mother Theresa role with other couples advising them to fix things. isn't that hypocrisy? Get real! JallowBah: And trust me, if my husband was "acting crazy" and I had to choose between leaving him or staying..I would leave.That's not true...you would engage him in fisticuffs. You said so yourself. JallowBah: I have grown up with unhappy parents fighting each day myself, I will not let my kids go through the same. Love, respect, trust and communication. That is the most important things in my marriage. And if he breaks any of it, there will be cnsequences. What do you mean women should do? Let their men run around and do whatever they want, just to keep a ring on their finger..?So did your unhappy parents kick each other out? Did they teach each other a damn good lesson? Why can't you see that marriage isn't your land of milk and honey? Why do you keep countering your posts? JallowBah: If people wish to stay in a love-less marriage without respect, they should not complain either. But the kids learn from what their parents do, and dont do.So you finally reasoned with me hun? |
JallowBah: No..what would be good for a marriage, is to NOT agree on such behaviour, and letting it have consequences. If you let it happen, he will think its alright to do so, when it in fact is not.So what would you suggest...a divorce? Do you know how many marriages in Nigeria that are hanging on the edge? No love, no trust, just a male and female living under a roof and camoflaguing themselves as husbands and wife? In case you don't know, marriage is one long bumpy road with so many pot holes...and if you've been deceived by the prince charming stories you've read from your romantic novels, then you'd better wake up and face reality. JallowBah: If my husband does not RESPECT me, why should I stay married? More women should ask themselves that question.And how many Nigerian marriages can you confidently boast of that love and respect exists, and yet somehow they still maintain their status as husband and wife. From your posts its obvious that you have little knowledge about marriage.... Do you thing its that easy to leave your matrimonial home? Do you know the pain most women endure on a daily basics...just to keep their marriages alive? I'll give you an advise, whenever you get married, pray that you'll never find yourself in a situation where you'll have to choose between leaving your husband's house with your kid and staying with your parents, or enduring his madness, just for the sake of your children. JallowBah: Its not me who need to grow up here. And, there is a different between "flirting" ( saying to a woman on the internet that she is beautiful, f.ex, when she is flirting to you, but still letting her know you are happily married ), and saying to a stranger that you are not happy with your wife and wish to divorce asap.So what has having fun on the internet got to do with breaking your wife's heart? Its girls like you that go around accusing their husband over baseless issues, which would eventually lead to martial problem....and possibly a divorce (its not your portion though). JallowBah: Its men like YOU who say this is "nothing" who need to grow up.Ha ha ha...as if married women don't flirt on Facebook. |
JallowBah: Are you serious? So...if a beautiful woman contacts you on facebook or whatever, you are "of course" going to flirt, say you dont love your wife, etc, etc, because..its FUN?This has nothing to do with me silly...I'm only being realistic. 55% percentage of Nigerian men are guilty of the said offense. Therefore in order to navigate through the dangerous waters of life, and preserve your marriage, you musn't react to every information you hear about your husband....rather, you must be tolerant in nature, understanding and a good listener. Cos such strategy would do your marriage more good...rather than stitting ideal, typing jargons and throwing away years of labour (marriage) over an internet scandal. Grow up. |
cotton101: I haven't watched the video and don't intend to the pictures are enough.I even learnt that the police were present during the barbaric execution. And their excuse was that there wasn't enough bullet in their guns to scare away a mob armed with sticks and not guns . What a nation. ![]() Johndoe100: This is BS. No baztard women can place any rubbish curse on ANYONE in our state. Vigilantes have been dealing with thieves for years and decades in that state. Did they make a mistake with these boys? Only time will tell. To quote Collin Powell, there is no "nice way to kill people". The only real thing we are complaining about is that they should not have dealt with an Okirika boy like that. This may invite the wrath of the Okirika boys and that would lead to much much more bloodshed.If you have nothing sensible to post, then keep quiet. There is no proof that they were thieves...cos if indeed they did steal, I believe the stolen items would have been snapped and displayed for Nigerians to see. So like stated earlier, if have no sensible post to make, quit fooling yourself and remain quiet. |
dlex21: sowee...which kind of eatery are u referring 2?Maybe you should ask the op that question. |
SPIFF: A friend needed my advice.Opening a facebook account to ascertain whether or not your husband is cheating on you is a very wrong move. The reason is that most men won't mind telling lots of lies on the internet just to win the heart of a woman. So judging his personality based on what she experienced on facebook isn't commendable. SPIFF: He fell for it. Said so many unimaginable things about his wife to this new stranger and that he's ready to divorce her asap. She later revealed her true identity. Caught him redheaded.He would definitely fall for it, cos its natural. I mean he was having fun. You should know that men are professional liars when it comes to pleasing a woman on line. The truth is that he can never divorce his wife. And even if at all anything should happen between them, it would be a one night stand and nothing more. SPIFF: She's ready to end the 5 month wedding because of that but I advised otherwise. Told her to reconcile and forgive him since he has apologized and begged for her forgiveness.Foolish woman. I strongly believe that if the reverse was the case, I see her falling...most especially if the man in question has a deep pocket... willing to lavish on an anonymous character. |
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