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Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 2:38pm On Nov 25, 2021
GabrielYulaw:
You were raised well. The boy was very lucky to have you and others like you around. But the fact remains that if you are disabled in this country there's like a 98% chance of you being endlessly discriminated against and mocked because of your disability. And I mean ENDLESSLY.
It's a heartless country. Religious but morally underdeveloped.

And thanks for the compliment. I will tell my parents. smiley
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 2:36pm On Nov 25, 2021
cococandy:
And you know a funny thing, it’s the people who are deeply against abortion and women’s right to choose that will be the first to abort a fetus with Down syndrome. That’s why I read all the hypocritical and religious garbage they spew here daily and shake my head
It's like you have read my mind dearest.

I was already wondering why the loudest anti-abortion activists on this forum stayed away from this thread. Seriously. undecided
Romance › Re: My Pre Wedding Pictures by Hathor5(f): 7:48pm On Nov 23, 2021
Wow! The lady is very very beautiful!

HML

Ignore the haters. It's pure envy. wink
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 3:05pm On Nov 23, 2021
Pinkzebra:
We all sound as though here in Nigeria people do all necessary test when pregnant. How many parents even do these test or can afford to ? Those who have children with disability.often times didn't find out until after birth .
I'm sure if most if these parents were given the choice at about say trimester , they will abort it.
Having said that , I do not judge a parent who choose to abort neither do I praise the one who decide to have them . Our capacity and tolerance level differs and our ability to fight off social stigmatization differs too.
But I do believe that people with down syndrome are humans and shouldn't be treated less of a person . But this is Nigerian , we are the most religious and get we are hypocrite. We criticize whatever we don't understand and we We do not understand humanity and that the world � is for all
You have said it all.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 3:04pm On Nov 23, 2021
Hintona:
How?

Their parents are not even there when these children taunt them.
We had a disabled boy in the neighborhood when I was growing up. We knew better than to ridicule him. Guess why!
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 3:21pm On Nov 22, 2021
Hintona:
This is true.

I know a woman who has three kids with down syndrome. Their age mates usually make fun of them. The eldest one is always looking sad.
bold

Then their parents are doing a really bad job raising them.
Crime › Re: Candy Rogers Raped & Murdered By John Reigh Hoff In 1959, DNA Solves Case by Hathor5(f): 8:13pm On Nov 21, 2021
Let all rapists and pedophiles see this and live in constant fear that they will be caught eventually if they don't commit suicide.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 8:08pm On Nov 21, 2021
GabrielYulaw:
Two people out of how many?
It doesn't make any difference because whether a child has a disability or not, you didn't have them so that people would pat you on the back.

I didn't say disabled people shouldn't be born. Their parents should just know what they are signing up for.
I think they know better than anyone else.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:53pm On Nov 21, 2021
GabrielYulaw:
I don't even understand. Like why is such a topic even up for debate?

Are we talking about the same kids with Down syndrome that I have never seen or heard people except their immediate family say good things about? The same kids who get regularly mocked and insulted by people they are far older than.

It's been 15 years at least but I still remember a roughly 20-year old boy with this condition being mocked by a boy of 5-7 years. The Down syndrome boy chased the little boy home to report his misdeeds to his parents. It was sad asf.


Why are we debating this please? If you feel you can't abort a kid with Down syndrome that's okay. Just be aware of the lifelong cross you are carrying.
And be very aware that the kid will need care all their life and be passed on to one of your other kids or relatives to take care of. And be aware that the said relatives or siblings might not share the love you have for your kid with Down syndrome and might physically, sexually and emotionally assault them.

I've come in contact with quite a few kids with Down syndrome and they can be really cute and seem reasonably happy. But they didn't sign up to the never-ending degradation and oppression that almost everyone they meet subjects them to.
I don't feel it's fair for them to make them go through such pain and suffering when they could have just been aborted.
Today you have seen two people say good things about people with down syndrome. You and I.

The topic must be open to debate. I find it very annoying that some people here think that their lives are more meaningful than the lives of a disabled person. What will these people do with their children if they acquire a disability by accident? Kill them? This is Nazi philosophy and inhumane.

You have no right to complain about the Nigerian society if you think that these kids have no right to be born.

And by the way, if you are worried about hardship and suffering then don't have kids at all because they will inevitably suffer and have to endure hardships. That is part of the human experience. Ironically, the people with down syndrome tend to have a more positive outlook on life than the average person.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:37pm On Nov 21, 2021
NarcissistKing:
grin grin grin

I have a beautiful soul actually.
I will ask my oracle about it. cheesy
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:31pm On Nov 21, 2021
NarcissistKing:
Lol

I think I would, but I really like being in my space. I might actually want people around me now, and next minutes, I wanna be alone.
You have issues. Go away. tongue
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:30pm On Nov 21, 2021
GabrielYulaw:
It's not really about despising them. For me it's just that I can't do anything much to protect and prepare them for this cruel world.

Nigerians are extremely wicked to the disabled and mock, insult, discriminate against them without letup or any provocation of any sort. You should see the looks and muttering they direct to the disabled.

The only way I can have a disabled child is if I can be there 24/7 from morning to night and from school to church. Otherwise, the kind of oppression they go be chopping will make even the devil want to kill himself.
A society is as good as it treats their weakest. But imagine the same Nigerian society is so very religious. undecided
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:28pm On Nov 21, 2021
NarcissistKing:
I don't get emotionally attached to things or people easily, irrespective of whatever. You can say I'm heartless (lol). I definitely know I'm gonna despise such child because I am not really good at handling children, especially when such child comes with limitations.
Ok. Then maybe you shouldn't have children at all?
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:27pm On Nov 21, 2021
GabrielYulaw:
Okay sha. When the time comes have the baby and see what's up. You can get away with it in the abload where there are helpful social services, but not in a country like Nigeria.
It's not like every child in Nigeria is born healthy and yet parents have, raise and love these children.

Anyway, everyone has to make their choices. It's not in my place to take this decision for other people. All I was trying to say is that it is easy to make this decision when you are not pregnant or before your wife conceives.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:17pm On Nov 21, 2021
NarcissistKing:
Gonna do it without thinking twice! Can't have a child that I'm gonna despise!
How do you know you would despise this child?

I was always saying that I can't bring a child with down syndrome to this world. When I was pregnant, I did the test to check if the child had the syndrome. You can't take the test until after the first trimester or until the end of the first trimester (I don't remember exactly). It was only then that I realized that it is easy to say such things before your child has been conceived. When I was waiting on the result, I realized that I can't abort my child no matter what.

By the time the test is done, your baby looks like a baby, with arms, legs, a heart and everything else. It's still very small but it looks human and it's yours.
Family › Re: Would You Abort A Kid With Down Syndrome? Why And Why Not. by Hathor5(f): 7:09pm On Nov 21, 2021
bigjackass:
If you were the child in question won't you wish you were aborted, than live an almost meaningless life
What makes your life more meaningful?
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage steps out In Burberry Head To Toe (Photos) by Hathor5(f): 6:18pm On Nov 21, 2021
Beautiful woman.
Family › Re: Married Women Are Becoming Too Unfaithful. Bring Back The Days Of 'magun' by Hathor5(f): 6:18pm On Nov 21, 2021
1Sharon:
soon as your wife starts cheating, just know there's something that you are not doing, go down on your knees and pray, don't let another man break your home. Always appear neat the way you were the very first time you approached her and don't yell at her all the time, show her care and love so that she will not look outside, sometimes walk around naked and don't wear anything to bed, always try to catch her attention. Thanks and God bless you as you do so.
smiley grin
Family › Re: How Long Can A Husband Waited For Mensurated Wife Before Making Love With Her by Hathor5(f): 6:16pm On Nov 21, 2021
Someone can't wait for a few days. Disgusting.
Family › Re: The Harsh Things Your Wife Has Ever Told You. by Hathor5(f): 9:53pm On Nov 19, 2021
Denvacandy:
We got married in 2018 and things where going smooth, i was working with a company in port harcourt and i can bodly say i was very okay, taking flight is not an issue.

When she wanted to give birth to our first child, it was through CS and i paid every damn bills amounting to 500k or so.

We moved down to ogun state and i was taking flight monthly to see her from port harcourt.

Fast forward to 2020, the comapny fold up and i lost my job, i came down to ogun fully with my wife and everything went down, feeding was hard and my savings is drying up.

You know how woman do and how to satisfy them so my savings eventually dried up and the reality was down.

She applied for a teaching job at govt school and she got employed and i was always at home.

Do she was supportive but its didnt took long when she changed and started treating me badly.

I was so sad the day she utter all terirble words to me, on how have not been a good husband and how i have not been dropping money for food and co.

how i have not been taking care of her, i almost moved to tears and i refused to eat her food for some period, i was being supported by a street friend.

How can someone you have sacrificed so much for all of a sudden change and bring out thier true color.
I am sorry your wife uttered those hurtful words but try to understand where they are coming from.

She is probably stressed and worried that her income won't be able to sustain you and your family and she simply lost her cool.

Was it right? No! But it is understandable once you see what motivated her to behave like this.

And I am pretty sure that she does not even mean it the way she said it.

Don't listen to NL boys. Many of them commenting here still live with their mama and papa.

Try not to take it so personal. I know it is difficult because a man's ego suffers a lot when he loses his job and she hit a nerve on top of that but it is not because you are bad or because she does not love you. It's fear and worries driving her. Her own weakness.
Family › Re: Should Evil Be Justified Regardless Of The Intention by Hathor5(f): 9:37pm On Nov 19, 2021
Favfables1:
1. Madam calm down and read before you comment o... The thread is "should evil be justified REGARDLESS OF THE INTENTION" ((take note of the caps words))...
I'm simply saying if the intent ((which can be based on circumstance)) is self defense ((just as I stated up there)), then that supposed act cannot be termed "evil", buh if otherwise, then it isn't justifiable...

2. That's because you don't calm down to read and UNDERSTAND... You only argue blindly ((or for whatever other reason))...
Because if you had UNDERSTOOD my write up, then maybe your comments would have had more sense to them ((no offense))...

And I take God name beg you...
Read and understand before you come back on my mention...
You asked if evil can be justified REGARDLESS OF THE INTENTION.

Now you are saying that depending on circumstance a certain act can't be termed evil.

If it is not evil then it needs no justification. If it is evil then it can't be justified.

It's simple but you are still confused. Don't worry, you are on the right track, getting there. wink
Family › Re: Should Evil Be Justified Regardless Of The Intention by Hathor5(f): 3:40pm On Nov 19, 2021
Favfables1:
Did you actually take time to read and understand what I wrote before commenting? ((No offense))

I'm not justifying evil madam...
I'm saying that, an act in itself can be termed "good" or "evil" depending on the circumstance surrounding it...

Lemme use the instances you sited up there...

1. You kill a person in cold blood ((it's bad))

2. You kill a person to save yourself ((that's self-defense, and that's awk))

In both instances, you killed a person...
((Which I'm sure you have been told in church and by adults that it's bad, right??))

Buh in one case, it's "deemed" as an evil act and frowned upon ((cold blood murder)), buh in another case, you probably will be commended for it ((self-defense)) ...

Thus one can say, that an act termed "evil" is circumstantial ((dependent on circumstance))

I hope you get now??
And just before you come on my mention, please read it slowly this time...
The question of this thread is if evil should be justified and not if "evil is circumstantial".

@bold
There is nothing to get here. You stated the obvious. Everyone knows that killing in self-defense will be judged differently in court than killing for pleasure or because of greed. The latter should not be justified to bring you back to the question of this thread.
Family › Re: Should Evil Be Justified Regardless Of The Intention by Hathor5(f): 9:38am On Nov 19, 2021
Favfables1:
I agree with him...
Some supposed "evil" can be deemed "acceptable" depending on the circumstance...

Take for instance, we're told that killing a person in cold blood is bad, buh let's assume you were kidnapped and by some stroke of luck, your kidnappers forgot to lock the door, you courageously took the risk and peeped through the door, thinking of a way to escape... The sight that greets you from where you're peeping through is one of your kidnappers fast asleep on the chair, with his/her gun on the floor... Once again you summoned the courage and reach for his/her gun, hoping to use it as leverage to find your way out of their den, and just as youre about to leave after picking the gun, he/she wakes up and blocks the door...

You have two options, shoot him)her and escape or waste your time negotiating with him/her until his/her reenforcement arrives...

What would you do??
Killing a person in cold blood and saving yourself are two different things. Defending yourself from your kidnappers is not evil so you would not need to justify any evil here.
Family › Re: How To Handle GF Or Wife That Likes Displaying Her Panties In Public by Hathor5(f): 9:35am On Nov 19, 2021
Maybe her clothes are not the right size? undecided
Family › Re: Do Wives Owe Their Husband Sex ? by Hathor5(f): 8:38pm On Nov 14, 2021
Olufemiolaolu:
No, we don't. I hate it when women weaponize sex. Majority of women do this. Women are just full of unnecessary drama.
Boomboost:
It's smart that you pointed out sex as a duty, however, enthusiasm can be self-generated. She can pretend to like it and we go out for dinner afterwards. We eat anything she wants grin
olaniyiYAH:
That can't possible as it must be an active role not volunteer
whodeyhere:
I think ones a man nuts, he has enjoyed the sex. But the issue is how comfortable a man would be when having sex with an unresponsive woman. How can such men keep it up?>
Interesting.
Family › Re: 78% Of Girls In Northern Nigeria Marry Before Age 18 – Daily Nigerian by Hathor5(f): 4:19pm On Nov 14, 2021
Morals:
Yes I have, just to broaden your narrow view you use to see the world by concluding a concept you have refered to as PEDOPHILE as being universal. It is nothing but an opinion. The World ain't Black and White.
Child rapist apologist. Nothing we will not see on this forum.
Family › Re: 78% Of Girls In Northern Nigeria Marry Before Age 18 – Daily Nigerian by Hathor5(f): 3:04pm On Nov 14, 2021
Morals:
There is no beating around the bush here, am only upholding your logic of the world ain't Black and White, simple. Which in essence infers that what you choose to call child abuse is not as so defined by someone else based on their cultural beliefs, custom religion even freedom of thought. The World ain't Black and White.
And you have been quoting me since yesterday to tell me that these pedophiles see nothing wrong with child marriage?

What an insight! undecided
Family › Re: 78% Of Girls In Northern Nigeria Marry Before Age 18 – Daily Nigerian by Hathor5(f): 2:49pm On Nov 14, 2021
Morals:
In support of your notion that the world ain't Black and White. And with the complexity of the human race, one will assume that when adults get married, for the fact that they are adults it is a Constance that it will go well, free of abuse. The World is truely not Black and White but shades of many colours.l Different strokes for different Folks.
Stop beating around the bush. No amount of pseudo intellectualism and cultural relativism will make child abuse right.
Family › Re: Help by Hathor5(f): 2:48pm On Nov 14, 2021
Pnutbota:
In conversations, dealings and the likes.
I thought you haven't seen him in a long time now.
Family › Re: Help by Hathor5(f): 10:11am On Nov 14, 2021
[quote author=Pnutbota post=107604499][/quote]Then how is he being nice to you?
Family › Re: 78% Of Girls In Northern Nigeria Marry Before Age 18 – Daily Nigerian by Hathor5(f): 10:10am On Nov 14, 2021
Morals:
So it is obvious how we choose to see the world through different prisms. Most times we it it through the prism of BIAS not even Black and White.
Nothing new.

Don't know why you are telling me this.

Child abuse is still wrong.
Romance › Re: ‘my Father Is My Everything’ : Lady Shares Romantic Photos With Her Dad by Hathor5(f): 9:42am On Nov 14, 2021
pocohantas:
Fathers are gold.

The only man that wants you to be greater than him.

The only man that will give you urgent 2k without asking “so when are you coming?”

The only man that you can chop his money and not pay back in any form. Just be fine and great, he is alright.

One coconut head will na come from God knows where and want to rub shoulders with your father because he paid bride price. Kai! Young guys are badly behaved. If not they should know their place, somewhere below the father. wink wink
grin

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