₦airaland Forum

Since my last post i'v bin thinkin and deeply too.Wldn't u guys agree with me that a naija babe bak home would endure more stress of marriage than a naija chick living abroad.Because it can't be rosy all the time.

most likely, yes.

Queenisha:
LOL
someone earlier said Nigerian men preferred to go home and marry.
Who wants a man with inferiority complex anyway?
Let them run to Njikoka and Akagbe and bring those "pure" wives.
what's my own

Why must it be inferiority complex?  What's wrong with having a preference ?

$$Rhino:
How many times do they have to call her from back home for her to send money, some babes that just land from nija, 3 weeks after that, the father is calling her that, he want to take chieftancy title and we all know what that means, so u think pressure like that wont make a good girl go wild and bad?

How does that make a good girl go bad    you mean she turns into a ho because money is being demanded from her  

onyinye2:
I got to experience both cultures

Through being born to Nigerian parents? Or because your Nigerian parents implemented Nigerian culture in your home and exposed you to the way Nigerians live or because you see it? Seeing is not enough.

$$Rhino:
and sometimes, i blame our family back home, because the kind of pressure that is put on anyone abroad, will make a good girl gone wild

Pressure makes good girl go bad? What sort of pressure is this, do you mind explaining

onyinye2:
I wonder why folk feel this way. I mean i got the best of both worlds. Both Nigeria and The States.

How did you get the best of both worlds

onyinye2:
Dont tell me what to do.

You don't have to get all hotheaded over being asked to jot full sentences.  I'm not a mind reader.

I'm just saying they think that oh we are spoiled and yada yada

Are you  

Gamine:
i didnt know abroad was a place.

in abroad, what the

koshi jade if you have nothing better to add. olodo

onyinye2:
Well i have noticed guys born in naija who come aboard have this perception on the Naija girls who were raised/born aboard.

What perception   Stop halving your sentence.

madamkoko:
No i'm saying that Men who think similar to those referred in the post are intimidated. Why would should a human being say, I'm not dating this person because they've been abroad for more than 5 years, it is someone's fault that they came abroad for their education. I don't know. (examining Nigeria's bad educational structure)

How come its ok for the Men to be abroad and not the women? such nonsense

Point being: as long as you keep your values and acknowledge the importance of your culture. Being abroad and or not being abroad doesn't make you more or less Nigerian.

Thanks.  Now, don't you agree that so many of those girls are not being sought after because they have lost the values of their culture?  Soon as they jand they want to overdoo the oyinbo themselves.

rubi:
Most men are intimidated by Nigerian girls here in abroad

Why    What have you observed  

onyinye2:
Oka i have lived aboard my whole entire life and have yet to have worn a weave.

sigh! you don't meet the criteria then.


madamkoko, what are you on about?  Are you implying that Nigerians men abroad are intimidated by y'all?

In our days things have changed   .  

asiri e ti tu. mi o se mo .

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nalijah07:
@ HCH3COO

That would be wrong to suspend the wedding. You have to be able to trust someone in life, and if you can't trust and be vulnerable with your spouse, of what use is that spouse to you.

Well. . . . exactly why I would _{call it off}.

motun_rayo:
I would tell my husband b/c I'm the kind of person that tell my[b] boyfriends[/b], friends, family everything.

iice:
[color=#9900ff]Don't see the connection of the story to the topic. Isn't cheating and two timing something that people do regardless of gender and age? [/color]

pretty much.

Yes please I need to know.  But if you tell me   

I don't mind. _{beats being a gay}

onyinye2:
Yes

why what of homos. . is that better

onyin you can say my name as many times as you want

onyinye2:
now you are being mean and insulting

you prefer the word gay instead?

Baxilexi:
@hch, since when did you hch become chivalrous, flirty, and every thing that has to do with chykin

o boy, na today? he dey 4 man's genes.

onyin you can email my box too if you want me to send you the gay conversion strategies.

candy:
I almost said yes till I saw your profile photo  

ROFLMFPBAOPIMFP

onyinye
Watch you wake up to an angry son with the fury of those psycho oyinbo boys you see on television that kill their whole family.

another reason I can't marry oyinbo.  I prefer your temper tantrums to their psychopathic madness.

Studentet:
Hey Sweetcherry I hope you like that cute name tooo.

sisi. . . cherry?

onyinye2:
You would mess that kid up big time. Once someone has proclaimed they are gay, there is very little to nothing anyone (even your crazy self) could do to change that. I mean do you really expect that him having sex with all those women are going to terminate his feelings for men??

onyin     yes.  that method is patented.

baxi na koboko i go try. passion of the christ style. God forgive me o.

gabrywyl:
dreeldee, you must be a momma's boy to not know this kind of news could happen on earth.

Ma boy, I will try to track back that newspaper and show it to you and then you'll go like 'OHHHHH MY GODDD, GABBY, YOU ARE SOOO RIGHT. I SHOULD HAVE BELIEVE YOU TO BEGIN WITH INSTEAD OF MOCKING THE GAY PEOPLE. Am so sorry. From now on, I shall make peace and harmony with all Gay People '        



   

YEEEEE! My head.

blue-sky:
mr chemistry, u make me laugh.
im still waiting for my answer to fall from the sky, hmmmm

please stop waiting, I have a better idea.
Forward your number to my inbox so that I can explain it to you.