₦airaland Forum

dmcdad: y now??

Its a new year let d past be past.

My ex called first but I refused to pick it.

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Movingcoil: is d eyaa 4 d last quote's english or her marriage...plz specify cos wid dat kind english na d man and en village suppose cry 4 d girl not d oda way round

Lwkmd. Haba! na mistake na. Anyway the 'eyaa' is for the last sentence in her quote.

ruteeb: well..... funny enuf, i did mine nt up to 2 months nw, and even doe i was emotional i didnt cry pple were wonderin wat was wrong wit me, dt am supp 2 be cryin and all, twas a wonderful dae doe

Congrats

Haryoryhemie: But if in d process of crying, d bride's father also feel emotional(fatherly love 4 his daughter) and decides 2 return d yam and bride price and have his daughter back, what will she do?

God forbid

REALITY101: The fear of a badass mother inlaw is the beginning of wisdom.

Classic. Lmao

ceewai lebi: I did not cry coz I was prepared emotionally for that day and I could not wait to go out and explore the world .My mum on the oda hand wept and wept and wept,infact she started weeping during the reception*Made me felt special since I am the only daughter* .Truth be told I felt down emotionally days later coz I missed my family.

Eyaa..

@vikin that was real funny.

Thanks everyone for your comments I have learnt alot and also had a good laugh.

Gombs: Becos ∂εγ r going to start doing all dose tins ∂εγ stopped doing ΐϞ their parents awz...eg, washing plates,mopping d floor,washin toilets etc made worse cos they'd start washing boxers,ties, pounding yams, producing babies and lastly,they all of a sudden understood wot mama meant by 'Ʊ go soon marry'

hehehe.

Sirgen05: So this day finally will come to pass, she thought! Oh! I CANT BELIEVE IT. Then tears roll!

Oh! ok. But clinging to d parents? That doesn't paint a picture of someone that has been praying for that day to come na. More like "am scared of what's going to happen after here".

IMO getting married is like jumping into a sea of uncertainty (no matter how lovey dovey the relationship might have been). Could this then be the reason why in most weddings when the bride is about to leave with the husband she suddenly becomes so emotional and cries holding on to her parents instead of gladly leaving with the husband. or is it the norm?

[quote author=mimifonwon]you should have tied him down within 2 yrs, talk of 11yrs, Hmmm you mean she should hav tied him down with a rope or baby or what? Na wah o