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Family › Re: Best Chores And Worst Chores by Hathor5(f): 8:10am On Sep 27, 2020
dingbang:
but it was well spelt, Did you have any challenges in comprehending? A machine that irons clothes! Try to google nne.
I saw some YouTube videos. I am skeptical. I will wait till I hear the testimonies of friends and family if any.
Family › Re: Best Chores And Worst Chores by Hathor5(f): 7:39am On Sep 27, 2020
dingbang:
what Is the problem?
What machine are you talking about?
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 7:38am On Sep 27, 2020
cococandy:
I think that’s a very optimistic impression you’ve gathered there. Probably from their NL rants about providing. “Eager to provide” lipsrsealed

Where did all their derogatory terms for dependent women come from?
Two different things nne.

It's one thing to complain about women being (too) dependent and another to expect women to be the breadwinners. I may be wrong but I believe that most of them wish to have the financial capacity to provide for their families. Their ability to is another issue. cheesy
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 7:33am On Sep 27, 2020
Brachaa:
Well said. Though most of your pounts there do not apply to Nigerian women as what drives 95% of them to work is the need to survive as a rsult of what many are facing in the home front and not really because of self-actualization (though it may be so for some, which is just a fraction of the whole). Otherwise how come we don't see the likes of Chioma actively engaged in any kind of biz or working to earn many? Not to mention but a few.

Like you rightly said, there's need and very importantly too for every woman to develop herself and maximize her potentials while still young and active (married or not). Hence the need for the Op and the likes of him to change their mentality and embrace this notion.
The primary purpose of work is to put food on the table aka survive. This is universally true for all humans, not only Nigerians. But once our primary needs are fulfilled, we strive to fulfill other/higher needs. That's why Maslow arranged human needs on a pyramid. Some people are satisfied with the satisfaction of their primary needs, they have no other ambitions than that. That's why we have the Chiomas of this world and the Chimamandas. Not every woman can find a job that fulfills her on a deeper level, not every woman is able to or has the possibilities to explore her talents.

As long as people like the OP exist who make women solely responsible for the well-being of the family, financial needs aside, many women will limit themselves to the role of the helper and never discover their full potential.
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 6:26am On Sep 27, 2020
bukatyne:
Where is the misogyny in the OP's post?

How did he display hatred for women?

You can accuse the OP of being too 'traditional' or 'cultural'.

His premise of discussion is not new: I first encountered it on foreign forums.

Traditionally, a husband should win bread while a wife cares for the home.

If the husband has to compete with other women/wives for bread, how would he effectively win the bread and perform his financial duties?

Also keeping in mind that the wives getting the jobs are not using the resources to care for their families: so their husbands have to 'hustle' harder to maintain the 'financial' frame in the family.

If the wife who should care for the home is out winning bread (which would not be useful at a family level), who takes care of the some?

Some school of thought have further processed to say women shouldn't study some courses in college because it is a huge investment without returns at that end.

What everyone should bring to the table is the merits and demerits of the current/proposed system.
Says you. Can you back it up?
Celebrities › Re: BBNaija: Nengi Breaks Down In Tears As Ozo Ignores Her during the party by Hathor5(f): 6:12am On Sep 27, 2020
This is what happens when you allow children to play on national TV.

I can't stand the sound of crocodile tears.
Family › Re: Best Chores And Worst Chores by Hathor5(f): 6:08am On Sep 27, 2020
dingbang:
there is a machine for ironing now.
huh
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 5:47am On Sep 27, 2020
Liposure:
Women have the connections. Men work their way up
Another misogynisitc comment which reeks of contempt for the work and effort women put into building their careers.
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 5:45am On Sep 27, 2020
Biglittlelois:
1) The misogyny is stated where it says govt. should regulate the type of jobs women should get.

2) His prejudice reeks everywhere in his comments because he may be a job seeker who has been to so many interviews for him to notice the female friendly environment which is distasteful/ disgusts him enough to open a thread on it.

3) You see traditional and cultural, I see a misogynist, opinion differs, I'll accuse as I see fit, let Op quote me and convince otherwise, or are you the Op?

4) I'm happy for you.

5) No argument about that, why the need to state it?

6) A husband will not see the need to compete if it has been stated beforehand and agreed upon that it will be a 50/50 financial commitment from both parties, only an insecure man will see his wife as a fellow competitor with a goal post at the finish line.

7) Same way these husbands don't use their resources to care for the family, so the wives have to hustle harder to maintain the financial frame in the family, some of them would actually make people believe their husbands brings more financially, we cannot for a fact know what happens in these sets of families to conclude that women in Op's category are bad.

8.) @emboldened, I'll assume some means home right? There are men in Nigeria who take care of the home while the wife does finances, it is happening and will continue to happen, though codedly cos the society forbids such, the earlier we allow people to be and do what works for them without judgement, the better it is for humanity.

9) Some school of thought is exactly what it is, "thoughts" not facts, everyone is allowed to air out their mind process and thinking, it is allowed.


10) What everyone should bring to the table is what works for them, not what is comfortable/favourable to him/her due to selfishness/disdain/envy of a particular gender as stated in the Op.
I agree with most of what you said but the bold part. It's not a matter of opinion. Let's call a spade a spade. If a person asks for the government to limit women's opportunities in the name of tradition then tradition has become misogyny. Misogyny defined as the dislike of women's freedom to choose how to live their lives and run their families and the contempt for women's various talents and contributions to society as a whole.

Next thing you will read is that women should have no right to education because they are supposed to learn how to clean and cook so that OP, who is possibly less qualified to do a particular job, will not have to put in the necessary work to succeed but be accorded with some privilege in the name of tradition.

If I decide to open a thread on which I will call for the government to put laws in place that will require families to enroll their kids into creches once they are one year old so that women go and work in order to let's say boost the economy, the 'traditional folks' will cry wolf and cite the human rights charter up and down. This is when they will remember that human rights are also the rights of women (and men) to choose how to run their lives and families.
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f):
Brachaa:
This is not a matter of governments intervention because it is a problem that started from the home front when men began to shy away from their responsibilities as the bread winner; leaving the women with no option but to take up the mantle and hit the labour market to be able to take it up from where you men left off. Now you want things to go back to the "drawing board". Ever heard
the word "change"? Times have changed.

It is also no fault of the female folk that they are given preference more than their male counterparts but mother nature favouring her own.

Also, it is not written any where that it's only the womans' responsibility to bring up good and godly children. It is a collective effort. So don't try to shift the blame of failed parenting to the women alone. If the children turn out well, everyone shares in the praise and if they turn out badly, everyone shares in the blame.

OP, my two cents. pray earnestly to God for yourself and the menfolk generally that God should restore back the headship of your homes back to you financially, occupationally and other aspects you feel the men are losing it.

Shalom.
Women and men do not only work to survive/make money so women's motivation to work can't be solely the result of men's reluctance to provide, which I don't even think is a problem in the Nigerian context because my impression is that most men are eager to provide. Not having enough opportunities to do so is not the result of them being lazy or reluctant to provide but the result of poor leadership.

Women (and men) are strongly motivated by the need for competence which is the desire to reach high levels of competence in different fields. In Maslow's pyramid of needs there is the need called self-actualization, which means achieving one's full potential. Confining women to the kitchen, which OP calls for when he asks for government regulations, is the destruction of the various talents women have apart from home running skills. It is a war against human resources and causes many women to wither as the opportunities to develop oneself in the house are extremely limited relative to what a woman can create outside the home. My and many other women's need for self-actualization does not begin and end in the kitchen.
Family › Re: Best Chores And Worst Chores by Hathor5(f): 5:05am On Sep 27, 2020
Klass99:
I feel you on the loving a cleaning environment bit. I'll take a clean/tidy house over a kitchen without cooked food in it.
Me too. cheesy This is when deliveries come in handy.
Family › Re: Best Chores And Worst Chores by Hathor5(f): 4:54pm On Sep 26, 2020
Klass99:
Best chores: Cleaning, keeping things neat, tidy and organized. I can do this, all day, every daycheesy

Worst chores: Ironing and cooking. I don't like ironing & cooking because they generate heat and cause me to sweat.

I want to sweat only when I'm working out and the thing about cooking is, if you forget to tie your hair with a scarf during the process, your whole hair and entire body for that matter smells of onions and whatever you are cooking.

Yes sure, you can take a shower afterwards but you can't always wash your hair if you have braids or a weave on. You can iron with the AC on too but it is a power draining something

Cleaning on the other hand (i.e sweeping, moping, washing the bathroom) is physical activity I enjoy, it is a lot of body movement and it feels like exercise. It causes me to sweat as well, but the heat is generated internally from my body not externally from an iron or hot pot.

OP, you brought back pleasant memories with this thread. When I lived with my siblings I always told them you do the cooking and leave the cleaning to me. I could go to the market, shop for things, do whatever they asked (as the youngest) but it would take an armoured tank to get me to cook or iron grin
You would be my perfect roommate. I can cook for Africa but I hate chores. I love a clean environment though and I get nervous when it gets messy. I am pretty pedantic when it comes to cleanliness but I hate chores, all of them.
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 4:51pm On Sep 26, 2020
Herdamorlar:
What do you think it will lead to if women take 80% of the available jobs
First of all, who told you that there is a fixed amount of available jobs?
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 4:49pm On Sep 26, 2020
Herdamorlar:
Happy weekend,I have noticed this since last year that any office I enter it is only female that I encountered also any interview i went to we men are always plenty than women and at last we all know what we end it. I think this is why we don't have happy home these days because we all know that breadwinner wife will not be able to manage home with unemployed husband also unemployed men don't also want to get married which lead to many single ladies roaming the street and those men working also don't want to marry second wife because instead of promoting the male employee,most employers prefer to promote female counterpart especially in sales and marketing company.
Also our children nowadays lack home training because most of our wives these days doesn't stay at home to train them instead they are at their different offices closing late in the night. To solve this I think Government should be involve to regulate the job women can do e.g teachers,traders,marketers,newscaster etc not because of anything but our children and homes. What do you think?
MrBrownJay

Here is someone who needs your perspective on working women/wives/mothers. cheesy

I don't have the energy at the end of this month. Do the needful please. Thank you in advance. smiley
Family › Re: Women Taking All The Job Available by Hathor5(f): 4:44pm On Sep 26, 2020
Mindlog:
Survival of the "smartest'.
grin
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 4:42pm On Sep 26, 2020
Prestonn:
The look is perfect, seems you don't like the water?

I hope you enjoyed it?
There is some water at the bottom but you wrote that it goes down well with bread and I don't mix different types of carbs in a meal so no bread with potatoes.

I did enjoy it. smiley Thanks for the recipe and have a great weekend. kiss
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 10:11am On Sep 26, 2020
cheesy

Here is another one. I tried your recipe. Not sure it is supposed to look like this.

Prestonn:
Sometimes I just wanna see you upload this kind of photo.. Meat is everything cheesy cheesy

Education › Re: School Birthday Will Make Your Child Greedy by Hathor5(f): 6:54pm On Sep 24, 2020
Sebastine1994:
Please schools should stop celebrating birthdays in school, please, biko. I use God beg you.

I sent my child to school to learn and not to celebrate birthdays, I came back from work one day and saw this play station 4 in a carton, I asked them who own. they said my daughter classmates celebrated her birthday and shared these gift to them.

I quickly ask them to reparkage the gift and take it back to the school, before I return from work the next day.

MY REASON IS THIS: all fingers are not equal, when it is my daughter's birthday they would be expecting a gift of equal amount.

The parent may be rich and I am not, they give my child what I can't afford for her which is a recipe for greed. she should be contented with what I can afford,

These her young mind should be moulded early to adapt to reality.

These private schools are encouraging these evil act, it may affect the child tommorow.

please push to front page to expose the dangers of school birthday.
Playstation? Some people don't have sense at all.
You did the right thing.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 6:23pm On Sep 24, 2020
Just what I needed after a long day.

Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 6:21pm On Sep 24, 2020
Dyt:
Hanty and iresi
The chicken looks superb. smiley
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 6:21pm On Sep 24, 2020
KevUnique:
Homemade Samosa
Homemade bread(using charcoal and pot, not an Oven)
Kulikuli
Only the meatpies were made by a neigbour
Well done! smiley
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 6:20pm On Sep 24, 2020
Akposy:
Breakfast O'CLOCK

Banana muffins
I made this with my last morsel of flour. Where's my Elijah? I want my triple portion blessings grin
I love banana muffins. One of the treats I give myself when I have to watch my weight. wink
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Hathor5(f): 6:20pm On Sep 24, 2020
Babadee1900:
This fish died a painful death grin

Nice meal bruh
LOL cheesy
Family › Re: I Am Being Ignored by Hathor5(f): 6:15pm On Sep 24, 2020
AnonymousRebec:
My dear, I have actually moved on. I now roll with him based on his terms. I just reciprocate the vibe I get. But I am normally not like this. I think he is not that into me. If he was, I would have showered him with so much goodness. But for my peace and health, I decided to let him go. Now, I only give him the vibe he gives me.
Someone better will come your way. kiss
Family › Re: Why Do People Keep Claiming Self-service Isnt Harmful When It Is? by Hathor5(f): 6:09pm On Sep 24, 2020
Some people are addicted to sex yet nobody says that everyone should stop having sex and that sex is demonic because some people can't enjoy it in moderation.
Health › Re: I'm a super Skinny dude. Nairaland Body Builders, Pls help my case by Hathor5(f): 3:46pm On Sep 24, 2020
illicit:
What's BS?
What has masturbation got to do with weight?
Family › Re: The Most Touching Post On Nairaland by Hathor5(f): 3:45pm On Sep 24, 2020
Klass99:
Lol grin, this reminds me of when I asked Ariza, why do you want to have children? And babe was rambling unable to give me a straight answer. I had a good laugh on that thread. To bring a child into the world is a HUGE decision. How many people actually think before doing it? They don't care. They reproduce first think later.
People have children for selfish reasons so I find it funny that the same people will criticize you as selfish for making the decision not to have them.
Health › Re: I'm a super Skinny dude. Nairaland Body Builders, Pls help my case by Hathor5(f): 5:33am On Sep 24, 2020
illicit:
Sohuh


It's not a competition for the smartest or the

most honest

it's just what it is

relax
It's BS.
Health › Re: I'm a super Skinny dude. Nairaland Body Builders, Pls help my case by Hathor5(f): 6:59pm On Sep 23, 2020
illicit:
Do you self-service?
13 likes already

Like I said, be the first to comment on a thread and you will get many likes no matter how true or smart your comment is.
Family › Re: Nigerian Men Talk About Vasectomies by Hathor5(f): 6:50pm On Sep 23, 2020
NeoWanZaeed:
of course.. you are lost.. I don't expect you to understand what am saying nitwit
I understand what you are saying. Let me remind you.

NeoWanZaeed:
it's very sad that despite the fact that we youths are very educated.. we still subscribe to these science nonsense..


it's very clear that this nonsensetomy would sure have side effects with which the idiots won't discuss with you people..

besides, na your hard work dey feed your family or by the Lord's grace?
You were saying that science was nonsense and in the same sentence you called yourself "very educated". Which science? Medical science which helps you cure diseases you would die from some 100 years ago? The same science that has reduced infant mortality? Or the science that gives you the chance to make ill thought out comments on the internet?

You were saying that "the idiots" won't tell you about side effects even though it is not their job to inform you about possible side effects which obviously all surgeries can have.

And then you even went on to defend this ill thought out comment of yours trying to make an impression by bragging that you know the difference between argumentative and informative texts.

Let me not even start with your example of the 1200 village which you brought up here.
Family › Re: Nigerian Men Talk About Vasectomies by Hathor5(f): 6:12pm On Sep 23, 2020
NeoWanZaeed:
you are so lost..

comparing rationale psychology health issue discussion validation with starting a sentence with capital letter..


I rest my case on your case
You made zero sense. ZERO as in Z-E-R-O.
Family › Re: If You Are Stupidly Rich No Support From Any Woman. Would You Marry One Wife? by Hathor5(f): 5:30pm On Sep 23, 2020
SmartProf:
Marriage is based on individual principles. The most important thing is to ensure you dont distub people when the outcome of your decision begins to bite back. When wealth becomes a major factor to cheating, reckless living, or marrying more wives, then such a person though materially rich, is mentally extremely poor.
Thank you.

After reading the OP, I really needed to read something intelligent.

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