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Education / Re: Enugu State Schools To Resume January 18 by IamAngelica(f): 11:09am On Jan 05, 2021
Does this also include UNN?
Romance / Re: See What My Girlfriend Is Doing. I'm Worried by IamAngelica(f): 10:34am On Jan 04, 2021
You could just be mature and talk with her. Ask her what she really wants, communication is key in a relationship. She is in the best position to answer your question.
Family / Re: What's The Most Important Thing A Father Can Do For His Children ?? by IamAngelica(f): 7:38pm On Jan 03, 2021
I'm not a guy and I'm not a parent yet but this what I think..build solid relationships with your children. Don't think that paying their school fees and giving them a roof over their heads is all that is required of you by your kids..become their friend and confidant..be that person they can come to when they have problems..be there for them when they need you. When you have this kind of relationship with your kids, everything becomes easier..they won't have to lie to you about something, you can trust them and they can trust you back..when they start approaching their teens, parenting will get tougher but that already existing relationship will make it easier for them and for you. I hope you find this helpful..also are you expecting a child?

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Education / Re: Don Davis: How I Was Sexual Abused In Deeper Life School By Senior Students by IamAngelica(f): 7:26pm On Jan 03, 2021
MPESA:


Don't mind that guy , newly admitted Jss 1 student will be challenging an out going seniors of sss3 or 2 .... No so everyone go dey make mouth for faceless forum.
in as much as I agree with you, he did make a point. We should teach our children to be outspoken and fearless..but in this particular case, being or not being outspoken was not the problem

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Celebrities / Re: Moyo Lawal Shows Off Her Backside by IamAngelica(f): 7:23pm On Jan 03, 2021
ahmedzippa:
You don't have to show the whole world you are a feminist. Go and tell that to your children. Tell them.
"My beautiful daughters, do what you like with your body when you grow up. Okay."
Showing off your body has nothing to do with feminism lol..it has more to do with healthy self esteem and positive self image..if you don't like posts like this, then don't click on it because I'm sure you saw the title before clicking on it..also I'll teach my children both boys and girls to not be ashamed of their bodies but to embrace it and flaunt it in all of its glory and also teach them to ignore people like you that think their opinion matters..
Celebrities / Re: Moyo Lawal Shows Off Her Backside by IamAngelica(f): 7:30am On Jan 03, 2021
ahmedzippa:
She should go and announce this in Kaduna or Kano.

But God didn't give her the breast to cover. Mumu. She should just open the two breast sef make we see.
Rubbish
it's her body and she can do what she wants with it

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Family / Re: Child Discipline: Do You Believe In Beating Your Child? by IamAngelica(f): 7:28am On Jan 03, 2021
descarado:
We beat cos we don't know how to communicate with our kids. Create soured relationships between parents and kids in the future and the cycle continues..


Kids nowadays are very outspoken. U can't silence them with beating and most times if u are patience enough to listen and assimilate, they make better argument than you. How a child should talk back at you is the problem.

U will have a friend if u see your child as a friend and confidant. Look at our society. Our parents beat the hell out of us. Are we better. We are very aggressive, lack patience and inherently wicked. These traits were formed when we were young. Thanks to beating and constant unnecessary nagging.
God bless you..African parents, more often than not, fail to communicate with and build relationships with their children. The saying "spare the rod and spoil the child" means that you should correct a child when he does something wrong. The "rod" here is figurative and means a corrective measure should be implored not necessarily beating that child or using an actual rod. With time that child will become immune to beating and will still do what he wants to do.

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Family / Re: Child Discipline: Do You Believe In Beating Your Child? by IamAngelica(f): 7:21am On Jan 03, 2021
bizme:
Allow me to disagree with you on this. If we are to look at it objectively the oyibos have much better society using both economic and morality parameters to judge. So if we copy the good aspects of their life, it wouldn't be a bad idea at all.

Secondly, I don't think immorality is increasing everyday in our society like you have put it. Instead the ready access to the internet makes it easy for us to learn about things we wouldn't otherwise have known. Neither do I believe that this generation is worse than the previous. Our fathers and mothers and people before them were part of equally immoral generation, they simply like to be hypocritical when talking about the younger generation. Just like many of us might also feel like telling our kids that their generation is unnecessarily permissive morally speaking. It is all a lie. Our parents did their own kind of atrocities in their time, they were not saints.

Back to the oyibos, without flogging kids they somehow manage to produce more empathic and more human human beings that build the society. We continue to lay claim on a higher morality in our society yet we keep churning out terrorists, yahoo-yahoo, and corrupt individuals year in year out. It isn't a bad idea to copy their style of raising up kids.
I support this...beating hardly instills morals in children, it's just a way to vent out their anger and frustration

Family / Re: Child Discipline: Do You Believe In Beating Your Child? by IamAngelica(f): 7:18am On Jan 03, 2021
bizme:
I have been involved in quite a number of discussions and debates of this nature where some believe that the only way to bring up children is by beating them. Others believe the opposite is true. I was brought up by parents who considered heavy handedness as a parental virtue and they never spared the rod in dealing with us... I have noticed the same pattern in our educational setting where teachers prefer to communicate their emotion via the cane.
I personally think most of such beating comes from parents' and teachers' inability to rein in their temper, rather than the genuine interest in the child's well being.

I have my little children, and it is not difficult to talk things over with them, and even set up disciplinary measures that don't involve beating.

Looking back over your shoulders, would you say the kind of beating-filled/beating-devoid upbringing you received has affected your relationship with your parents? And would you accept teachers to beat your children anyhow?

I believe I am posting this in the right section.
I seriously do not understand the concept of beating children in the name of 'correction'. My parents believed in dialogue and communication and that has really helped me to come out to them whenever I do something wrong. I do not support beating/ flogging whether it's coming from parents or teachers and if anybody ever lays a finger on any of my children, that person will never go scott free

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Education / Re: Don Davis: How I Was Sexual Abused In Deeper Life School By Senior Students by IamAngelica(f): 7:08am On Jan 03, 2021
Gyong:


Then no buy market. If the boy reported to the authority and they did nothing then I ll second. Six years in boarding school, infact a government secondary school, I never gave any senior the opportunity to maltreat me. U slap me, I go straight to the no nonsense house master and report. He punished them mercilessly, you give me better beating, I go straight to the principal office. Assembly beating is your lot and if extreme, the are suspended. I was a kid with guts, hated by all the seniors but could not do a thing to me cos I held them by their balls. They threatened him and he yielded. Either ways how the management handle the case after it was revealed determined if the school is safe for. Kids.
it's a good thing that you were able to fight for yourself but that doesn't mean he could do the same...mostly because the situations were not the same
Education / Re: Don Davis: How I Was Sexual Abused In Deeper Life School By Senior Students by IamAngelica(f): 7:05am On Jan 03, 2021
ModestGal:

People like you are the reason why I know Nigeria cannot be better, look at the trash you spewed. So because you were able to fight your seniors and the innocent boy wasn't strong enough means its no big deal? Did God create your fingers equally? Are we equal in strength? Both emotional and physical?

And how can a single person fight 10people and win them? Also, they are his seniors, You were lucky to have your master a good person, some people don't have such understanding master

In fact, you need treatment
chances are if he had tried to fight back, they might have raped him..which is even more traumatizing
Education / Re: Don Davis: How I Was Sexual Abused In Deeper Life School By Senior Students by IamAngelica(f): 7:03am On Jan 03, 2021
Sending your children to boarding schools in Nigeria is like subjecting them to physical, mental and sexual abuse. For those of us that went to unity/federal boarding schools, it's only God that will heal us

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Romance / Re: Moment Bride Whines For Groom, Got Cheered By People (video) by IamAngelica(f): 9:16pm On Nov 26, 2020
Im'ma do this to the man that puts a ring on my finger.
Romance / Re: Moment Bride Whines For Groom, Got Cheered By People (video) by IamAngelica(f): 9:08pm On Nov 26, 2020
danniyal:
This marriage won't last.
That's not for you to decide
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 9:00pm On Nov 26, 2020
DEMZEE:



Now u don't confuse women's rights with feminism

They are both different ideologies entirely
But they're both intertwined
Romance / Re: My Beautiful Girlfriend Can't Work by IamAngelica(f): 8:09pm On Nov 26, 2020
DEMZEE:


Yes she must not be shamed or belittled for wanting to but she should feel joyful in wanting to cos it is her feminine nature to want to
Exactly it comes naturally for her to want to do these things if she loves you but it doesn't mean that she's wrong if she chooses not to or that she should be taken for granted if she decides to.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 7:54pm On Nov 26, 2020
DEMZEE:


You are right feminist has evolved into something so insensible and unrealistic. I'm strongly against 3rd wave feminist.

Women's Rights is liberalism while Feminism is Progressivism

Human beings are not equal so I don't understand how male and female can be equal

Women's rights fought for equity and not equality, feminism is fighting for equality and not equity

Equity is giving people equal playing field to showcase their talents and competency amongst others

Equality is allowing affirmative actions and doesn't necessarily need competency
Salient point noted
Romance / Re: My Beautiful Girlfriend Can't Work by IamAngelica(f): 7:49pm On Nov 26, 2020
DEMZEE:


Wats bad in a woman washing Clothes for her man and doing the house chores if she's working or not
She should do it because she WANTS to, not because he told her to
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 7:44pm On Nov 26, 2020
[quote author=Dapcity007 post=96466592][/quote] Very true..it seems like modern day feminists have deviated from the initial and true purpose of the movement. This is why many are reluctant to support feminism.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 6:24pm On Nov 26, 2020
DEMZEE:


Please don't sugar coat feminism abeg

Feminism can and will never b a norm as long as we have conservatives like me around

I am all for women's rights but strongly detest feminism with my all!!!!
If you are all for women's rights, then you're a feminist..Feminism itself has evolved but this is what the earliest form of feminism was about; equality
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 2:46pm On Nov 26, 2020
cooooooks:
Who is 'they'?

If you are always meeting these 'they', change your environment.

i can't change my environment for them. Instead what i do is ignore the whole lot of them and mind my business..everybody will always have something to say about you that is something you can't control but what you can control is choosing how to react and deciding for yourself whose opinion matters..so if you don't matter to me, what you have to say doesn't matter either..i surround myself with positive, open minded and like minded people and it does me a lot of good.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 1:34pm On Nov 26, 2020
[quote author=Dapcity007 post=96453710][/quote] If men could get pregnant, they would equally be exempted from work. The instruction comes from the medical practitioners sometimes against the woman's wish..let's be honest who wants to sit at home doing nothing just because the doctor says so? In most cases, preg women would prefer to stay active..when male employees are sick, their bosses give them days off to recover..if he is newly wed, he is given time off for honeymoon..so what are you complaining about?
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 12:59pm On Nov 26, 2020
[quote author=Dapcity007 post=96453710][/quote]In a marriage institution, the man is the HEAD and the woman is the NECK of the family so this means that they work TOGETHER and hand in hand to make the marriage successful. These are defined by roles, if one fails to hold up his own end or her own end, the other person suffers and this in turn suffers the marriage as a whole. Depending on what works for the couple, the roles shift from time to time and that is why you see men do chores when she's not around and women pay bills when there's paucity of funds. This doesn't make him a simp(as most misguided people would think) or make her a fool but shows their mutual level of understanding. But this does not mean that the woman is inferior or subordinate to the man even in a marriage. Think of it as team work in which both partners are important to each other and if one is down, you cover for the other till recovery, not a fight for dominance.
Romance / Re: Any Weird Thing About You?? by IamAngelica(f): 7:42am On Nov 26, 2020
kelvinrhs:


Your username fits your description

Will really love to be friends with a Angel in a human body


Hope you don't mind

Can I drop my phone number �
Kindly do but i'm not on whatsapp right now because my phone screen is bad but i'm hoping to fix it before this year runs out..so please be patient with me, i'd love to get to know you too..the number is 09038075615..
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 7:35am On Nov 26, 2020
I agree with you, but not being interested in something does not mean that we are second class citizens or inferior.
Education / Re: My "Couple's Life" Experience In Higher Institution by IamAngelica(f): 7:20am On Nov 26, 2020
Awwwnn..so beautiful
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 12:47am On Nov 26, 2020
Dshocker:


Angelina abi na Angelica,You really made a point here,but when you look at those that have made decisions since the creation of the world,you will know that God placed men first and later gave him companion........Nne both traditionally and modern day constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria,a woman must come after a man.
The name is Angelica.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 12:45am On Nov 26, 2020
Let me stop you right there,the book of Genesis presents gender equality rather than male leadership(Gen1:26-27) as humanity's created state.It teaches that man and woman were created EQUALLY in the image of God and TOGETHER have dominion over the earth as is seen in V.28.The structure of the creation narrative climaxes in the creation of woman,fulfilling man's need for a partner corresponding to him(Gen2:18-20).The text describes woman being created to be man's "ezer kenegedo" which literally means "strength corresponding to him".Unfortunately, the word "ezer" is often translated as "helper" which in english implies a subordinate/servant. "kenegedo" combines "ke" (as)+"neged"(in front of)+"o"(him) and so conveys "as in front of him". "nagid",a noun related to "neged" refers to the person in front and means "the one declared by Yahweh to lead".Therefore "ezer" and "kenegedo" identifies a superior or equal not a servant.Nothing about the creation story suggests that a woman is inferior or subordinate to man.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 11:40am On Nov 25, 2020
Completely agree with you and in real life, i don't tolerate any bigot that denigrates or derides women..the general assumptions are sickening too,they don't believe that i can work my ass off and reward myself by buying expensive things for myself or driving that expensive car or living that luxurious life..they don't believe you can do all that without a man in the picture as if your happiness as a woman is tied to a man..they pressure women into marriage because they think marriage or being "wife material" is all a woman is good for..you could cure cancer, end poverty and world hunger, stop the depletion of the ozone layer and it still wouldn't matter unless you're married..they tell women not to be too ambitous so that they don't threaten the men,so that they get good husbands..tell women to stay virgins for their husbands but don't tell men to do the same and then shame women for exploring their sexuality but hail their male counterparts..d matter plenty..God will help us, i didn't choose to be a woman.

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Science/Technology / Re: Meet Rare White Lion With Gorgeous Hairstyle (Pictures) by IamAngelica(f): 7:29am On Nov 25, 2020
It's so beautiful!
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 7:21am On Nov 25, 2020
CHoccolaTE:


Nice write up
Nigerian women should work to give themselves economic power and not to earn the the respect of men because a lot of Nigerian men don't apply common sense when it comes to giving women credit for work done, that is why young rich successful women are often called prostitutes that slept their way to the top or accused of having sugar daddies that fund their lifestyles.


But would you blame men? Most Nigerian men see women as objects of sexual satisfaction and it is these same women that lead them to believe so. They give men the avenue to be disrespected and still complain that men are "scum" (not justifying men's actions) but miss/mrs the second you close your legs and realize that you're a person (not an object) and that you're worth so much more and you deserve so much more from life and start working towards what you want from life, everything else will fall into place. This is the secret to becoming a respected woman.
Romance / Re: I Am A Feminist by IamAngelica(f): 11:12pm On Nov 24, 2020
I'm a feminist too but this is not what feminism is about. Your post depicts hatred for men, when what you should hate is the inequality between both genders, how you already feel disadvantaged just for having a hole between your legs. Feminism to men is like what racism is to whites; they don't just get it and they never might because they're not victims. But most people think it's all about hating men and trying to turn everything to favor women while it's not. Feminism is about trying to turn everything to favor everyone irrespective of GENDER, that is what feminism is about. If you say you're a feminist, then you sit still and look pretty and wait for a man to pay your bills or give you his hard earned money or give a hate speech about men on SM, then slide into their DMs to beg for urgent 2K, then you're not. You're just misguided.Work for yourselves,stop waiting on guys and start doing (doesn't have to be something big) and watch how these men will respect you without even knowing it.

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