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Has she come back yet or did she take Monday’s work clothes with her? |
Them no get social media page? If they don’t, they really deserve to shut down. |
Team Pepper Dem: Mercy, Diane, Ike and Mike. All carefully selected to boost Mercy’s chance of winning again. |
Nowhere is heaven. Some places are easier to survive in than others. As home country no favour you, japa. Home should be where favours you. |
JeffreyJunior:I created a topic where that was the case. Trust Nairaland bingos to attack it. It makes the most sense especially with the situation we’re headed as a country. |
Childfree:The truth is, how many people actually want to stay childfree? It is a small number. Some couples decide to stay childfree because one partner can’t envision having children for the other. In the case of divorce, that same childfree person jumps to making children. There is no other word to define a five year waiting experience. It is childfree until the woman gets pregnant. If the male partner dies before the agreement expends, a true childfree marriage occurred. |
Benefits of childfree marriage. Childfree marriage refers to a marital relationship in which the couple consciously decides not to have children. While the decision to have or not have children is deeply personal and subjective, there are several potential benefits that some couples may find in choosing a childfree lifestyle. Here are some of the common benefits associated with childfree marriages: 1. Freedom and flexibility: Couples without children often have more freedom and flexibility in their daily lives. They can make spontaneous decisions, pursue personal interests, travel extensively, and focus on their careers without the responsibilities and constraints that come with raising children. 2. Financial stability: Raising children can be expensive, and choosing not to have children can provide financial stability for the couple. Without the costs associated with childcare, education, healthcare, and other child-related expenses, couples may have more disposable income to invest in their own goals and aspirations. 3. Stronger marital bond: Childfree couples may have more time and energy to invest in their relationship. They can prioritize their emotional connection, spend quality time together, and nurture their partnership. This can lead to a stronger marital bond and increased satisfaction in the relationship. 4. Personal fulfillment: Some individuals find personal fulfillment and happiness in pursuing their own passions, hobbies, and interests. Without the demands of parenting, childfree couples have the opportunity to focus on self-development, personal growth, and achieving their individual goals. 5. Reduced stress and pressure: Raising children can be demanding and stressful, both physically and emotionally. Childfree couples may experience lower levels of stress and pressure, as they do not have to juggle the responsibilities of parenting alongside other commitments. This can contribute to overall well-being and a more relaxed lifestyle. 6. Environmental impact: Choosing not to have children can have a positive environmental impact. By reducing the population growth rate, childfree couples can help alleviate strain on natural resources, reduce carbon emissions, and contribute to a more sustainable future. It's important to note that these benefits are subjective and may not apply to everyone. The decision to have or not have children is deeply personal, and couples should consider their own values, desires, and circumstances when making this choice. Source: ChatGPT. At the end of the day, the concept makes a lot of sense. A few users said it is done by choice. I agree with them. If many couples chose to stay childfree for say five years, men mostly would know if they made the right pick for a partner. This was not aimed at spreading any “woke, western, LGBTQ” propaganda. I created the topic out of curiosity. I am wiser for it. |
They will all struggle. It’s the one ready to put in work to catch multiple females who will win. He’ll not necessarily win the target female, but he’ll win one or two. |
DyshApp:That one slept off. It was the masseuse who fainted. I don’t remember if that chef continued afterward. The masseuse exceeded the past record. Once GWR hands her the certificate, Nigerians will celebrate. |
I see no names listed. I’ll keep an ear out for this news. |
Kimjongun:Wetin dem they act for Nollywood wey dem need pay rise? ROFL. |
I still do not believe it. This is like Dangote refusing money. |
mariovito:Thus was why I opined that this forum was the worst place to ask. I’ll try Reddit later. It’s obvious Nigerians have not reached the point of experimenting with the idea. |
mariovito:It’s a reversible process. The tubes are tied. If he changes his mind, the doctors will untie them. Some people who performed the procedure manage to mistakenly impregnate women. No form of birth control is a hundred percent other than sterilization. |
In addition, many newlyweds are forced to marry and have children out of the selfishness of relatives. If given time, I strongly believe some will stay childless — not necessarily married — for a significant period. |
Purvan:Better this than reading stories of women throwing newborns down drains. Not everyone was supposed to have children. Some people find out they hate responsibility a month or two after birthing offspring. The worst part is, the most irresponsible of humans are often the most fertile. |
MS247:If he doesn’t have already. That guy has slept with many Nollywood females who Nairalanders fantasize about. |
mariovito:I find it hard to understand why someone will lock him/herself into the ball and chain of marriage if children are out of the question. That is unnecessary stress. I understand partnerships. I need more research into the mindset of these folks. |
This is the worst platform online to ask this, however curiosity got the better of me. With the proliferation of western life in the Nigerian society, are there people choosing to live marriages without children? It seems to be a thing outside our shores. I don’t mean couples unable to bear offspring. I’m referring to those who agree beforehand not to birth. |
Surely a Gen Z thing. I've never heard of this. |
Cheers to raising beautiful children. Marriages these days mean nothing. I wish them the best. |
She was an it-girl back in the 90s/early 2000s. Marriage and old age don claim am. |
Na fake cry, abi? No way he can draw real tears for more than one hour. |
Nobody cares. |
dion2romantik:Which moderator’s alternate is this? I have a suspect. |
Everybody is above six feet on Nairaland. All the pictures from beach parties and the boys I saw were no taller than five feet three. Dey play. |
All I care about are the lives lost. More oxygen for me. |
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