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CORRUPTION! Lol! tivereegega: |
jumper524:Even today? Please what part of the road was blocked? |
@Op, I honestly don't think your wife is saying no without a good reason. Were her efforts appreciated the last time you hosted? Are there some unresolved issues between you two currently? Find out and address them. |
I couldn't sleep! I was so full of joy and kept looking at her..."Gosh! Is this flawless beauty mine ?" |
God bless you! [quote author=Luckymama post=89558267]@ OP, a lot of women endure maltreatment from their husbands in Nigeria because they have no choice I.e they are dependent financially and have to take it. That they continue to accept maltreatment doesn’t mean they have no feelings. The macho inconsiderate way a lot of husbands treat their wives kills whatever love the women may have had. A lot of them are just waiting patiently until situation change. That’s why for example you will find old couples where the wife has abandoned her husband and is permanently living with one of her children. Now when he is old and needs his wife’s company she has no feelings for him and doesn’t need him anymore since her children can now take care of her. Same situation you are in. You killed your wife’s feelings for you with your behavior in Nigeria and now she feels she doesn’t need you and so it’s payback time. The only thing you can do is explain to her that in the first place you don’t have your papers yet so she has not yet “arrived.” Secondly, sincerely beg her forgiveness and make efforts to make amends for your behavior. We women are still quite soft. You won her heart once, you can win it again. Set to woo her the way you did before you got married. Hopefully she will forgive and forget and be ready to build a home with you. And in case it’s a fake story, well men should note that we never forget the maltreatment. We just bide our time. So always treat your woman right.[/quote] |
GOD BLESS YOU REAL GOOD!!! frozen70: |
May her soul rest in peace... It'll take a while but you'll be healed. This is the 8th year since my Mum departed and I still remember her so fondly. Still see her in my dreams... We were so so close. starbuck: |
NOISE BankyGee: |
"NOISE" quote author=BankyGee post=78959567]RIDDLE ME THIS What is that thing that when you remove an eye is left with only a nose? [/quote] |
True, that's only a picture and doesn't give off enough details. This happened last Friday at the airport, just behind my office. It may be hard to believe but sadly, this is very true. It's really embarrassing. Olawalesmarter: |
Bros, I'm telling you authoritatively that it's cash. That is Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. This happened a day before the previously cancelled election. Olawalesmarter: |
Hello fellow NLs, am at a cross road here....I have been dating this Igbo guy for over 5yrs now, am Yoruba tho but we both didn't see it as a barrier what matters to us is the love and connection between us.....he is well known by my family and accepted too but the problem is his parents...his brothers and sisters are indifferent about it...but his parents frowns against any of them marrying outside Igbo...his kid sis is over 30 and still single cos of this issue.Hmmm! It's really funny how I stumbled upon this thread that is just a exactly what I experienced too. My dear, I hurt like mad and thought I was going to die cos I loved him too. Our stories may not end up the same way but I'm still going to share with you what I did: 1) I moved on after dating him for 5 years 2) I prayed for divine Healing and Grace to move on 3) I told myself I wasn't going to put him under any pressure of having to choose between me and his family 4) I didn't want to end up being a desperate unhappy daughter in law who would seek tirelessly to please her inlaws. I deserved better than that. Every good woman deserves happiness in her home. 5) He (my ex) wasn't exactly a 'fighter', his Dad was headstrong about it and told him point blank he would not be a part of it. Now, did I really want to strain his relationship with his family? NO! 6) I had to tell myself some truth... There are many good men, infact better men. If after praying and crying for this one, we're still 'jamming rock' from his end, then GOD must have far better plans for me. 7) I ensured I harboured no bitterness against him or family. Forgiveness is key if you must move on. I didn't let their rejection tamper with my self esteem. I am a strong beautiful Igbo woman. If Benin will not accept me, it's by no means my headache. My Creator did the best job on me, no one was going to make me think differentFew years down the line, I am married to the most wonderful man in the world. Honestly, words can't describe. So Sweetheart, fight till your fist bleed, give it all you got but when push gets to shove, pick up your wonderful self and prayerfully move on to where your Man will pick you without hassles. And when you do, don't be in a haste to date again. Take time to heal, pray, work on being a better woman. God bless you. |
ShawttySoFyne:Nne ehn, I was just wondering the same thing here. Hia! |
RealSleek:My brother, God bless you o! Same thing I ask myself? |
One word for this gown - UGLY!!! |
Joavid: That is just it! |
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Very sad. She is taking out her bad experiences on you. Very sadistic momma. Very Sad and sadistic indeed. I just weak. |
U want another strong lady to be cooking for her husband? What is making her weak 2 days after delivery? I am a Doc and i know thats an embarassingly stupid excuse! [/b]What happened to employing a helper as part of preparation for the "challenges ahead"? [b]The only problem here is the attitude of ladies of nowadays. Apparently the real women are long dead. Our grand mothers wer never like this.[/quote]Doctor, are you a male or female? If you're female, have you had any baby? Do you know how it feels to bring forth a child? Have you had or seen an episiotomy? Even without an Episiotomy, doing any work 2 days after delivery is rather harsh. Haba! Did you see your grandmother 2 days after delivery? Or you're speaking based on gist you were given. And oh! There are still real women. I am one of them. |
It feels like almost everything in my life revolves around the child. When I hear her let out even a small cry, all of my all my senses are on alert. After all I go through to keep her satisfied and comfortable, her smile is my biggest reward. It's worth it. |
:l love this song like kilode! [/quote][quote author=femi4 post=53372966]Lol...Beyonce singing to the kids: |
She said it is "One of " the biggest frauds NOT the biggest like you have misunderstood. TippyTop: |
Not true. I agree Women have wahala, but when you jam a man with wahala, you go just "hands up"! I am speaking from experience. jejemanito: |
takoi:I just tire for the man. Na this one dem dey call stumbling block. |
Ah!!! This is embarrassingly HIDEOUS!!! |
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I didn't let their rejection tamper with my self esteem. I am a strong beautiful Igbo woman. If Benin will not accept me, it's by no means my headache. My Creator did the best job on me, no one was going to make me think different