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Family / Re: For Abused Wives, Girlfriends & Men!!! by IgboWifeUSA: 10:50am On Oct 27, 2013
My husband was also rough during s*E*X early in the marriage. I had to beg him many times a day to let my body heal. He would still insist on having his way instead of waiting. Pretending to be asleep didnt help either. I never understood the concept behind this.
Family / Re: For Abused Wives, Girlfriends & Men!!! by IgboWifeUSA: 10:45am On Oct 27, 2013
LaShawn:

Yes. That is why I can relate with others who have been in such situations and when they hear mine, they'd also exclaim about How similar my case was to theirs.

Infant, I saw this with a roomie I had. I could see what happened to me happening to her too. The guy was behaving in a way that was very similar to my ex. Infact, without her confiding in me, I knew the guy was abusive.

I told her my story, hoping she'd pick one or two lessons. Alas, She went ahead with the marriage. She even told us that the love was now very sweet as the guy had gotten a job in an oil company. The guy succeeded in alienating her from her brother who brought her up before the wedding and She was actually supporting the guy over the brother. Suddenly, to her, her brother was up to No good. All Because of a guy She met over the social network.
I was just looking at her, Because after all I've been through, I can't pick a man over my family. My family have been there for twenty something years, loving me and Seeing to my well-being.

Anyways, they got married and from the honeymoon, trouble! Of Course She didn't confide in me. But the person She told told me.

For the honeymoon, they lodged in a beautiful hotel in lag for a few days. This guy would Sleep with her roughly with his huge manhood. At night, in the mornings and he'd also come back for more during his breaks from work, as he was also working during the honeymoon. She dared not complain of pains as he bluntly told her it cannot be painful, that after all, She wasn't a virgin bride.

Probably Because of the rough sex, She got an infection and started Seeing drops of blood after urinating.
When She told him, he told her to get herself cured before he got back from work or else, he'd return her back to where he got her from.
He told her if he gets infected, she'd be in for it. That How won't She get infections when She was always sleeping around.
She was always being harassed and abused and insulted. I won't be surprised he beat her too. A few weeks after wedding, She was already envying single girls.
LaShawn:

Yes. That is why I can relate with others who have been in such situations and when they hear mine, they'd also exclaim about How similar my case was to theirs.

Infant, I saw this with a roomie I had. I could see what happened to me happening to her too. The guy was behaving in a way that was very similar to my ex. Infact, without her confiding in me, I knew the guy was abusive.

I told her my story, hoping she'd pick one or two lessons. Alas, She went ahead with the marriage. She even told us that the love was now very sweet as the guy had gotten a job in an oil company. The guy succeeded in alienating her from her brother who brought her up before the wedding and She was actually supporting the guy over the brother. Suddenly, to her, her brother was up to No good. All Because of a guy She met over the social network.
I was just looking at her, Because after all I've been through, I can't pick a man over my family. My family have been there for twenty something years, loving me and Seeing to my well-being.

Anyways, they got married and from the honeymoon, trouble! Of Course She didn't confide in me. But the person She told told me.

For the honeymoon, they lodged in a beautiful hotel in lag for a few days. This guy would Sleep with her roughly with his huge manhood. At night, in the mornings and he'd also come back for more during his breaks from work, as he was also working during the honeymoon. She dared not complain of pains as he bluntly told her it cannot be painful, that after all, She wasn't a virgin bride


Him being rough eas unexcusable, even if she was a former prostitute. If he wanted a virgin, why did he marry her.
My husband started that way early in the marriage. The description was almost identical. I had to beg him to let my body heal many times throughout the day, not even week. I thought he was ovet excited or impatient. I never understood why he did it.


Probably Because of the rough sex, She got an infection and started Seeing drops of blood after urinating.
When She told him, he told her to get herself cured before he got back from work or else, he'd return her back to where he got her from.
He told her if he gets infected, she'd be in for it. That How won't She get infections when She was always sleeping around.
She was always being harassed and abused and insulted. I won't be surprised he beat her too. A few weeks after wedding, She was already envying single girls.
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 2:30pm On Oct 26, 2013
Mister Dan: I believe your husband has gotten quite bored of the relationship since he had the guts to utter the word FREEdom... I suggest you look for ways to sparkle up the relationship by exercising(if overweight) and dressing se.xy for him to admire.

this is the typical thinking of a man. u cant assume that a women has lacked in areas such as not dressing sexy or being overweight (which many men like not hate) just because of this illeged boredom. didnt one of ur fellow posters mention Hally Berry having issues. Shes very beautiful already, how much change could she possibly make?

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Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 2:24pm On Oct 26, 2013
sheniqua:

I am glad this ended well.
You have a good heart
If you need recipe for some Nigerian dishes please let us know
I will be glad to help

yes, i would love to learn new ones. he loves when i cook. as long as i can find the ingredients. i will post a different thread for recipes
thanks
Family / Re: For Abused Wives, Girlfriends & Men!!! by IgboWifeUSA: 3:44am On Oct 26, 2013
registered:

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Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 6:31am On Oct 25, 2013
sheniqua: Igbo wife i asked your question somewhere else too with some mature posters,some Igbo in origin
http://www.nigeriancircle.com/forum/showthread.php?650-Having-trouble-understanding-my-Nigerian-Husband&p=5567#post5567
Follow up with what the say there to come to the best solution to this problem

nice follow ups. thanks
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 6:10am On Oct 25, 2013
you people r really making me laugh. dont worry. me and my honey is closer than before. i appreciate the honest criticism.. i will be asking many question in the future....
Romance / Re: A Question For Ladies by IgboWifeUSA: 5:37pm On Oct 20, 2013
pls can u explain better or give examples.
Culture / Re: The Strange Custom Of Celebrating "Traditional" Marriages Abroad by IgboWifeUSA: 5:31pm On Oct 20, 2013
£&nairato&froUK:
if they do it abroad doest dat mean they are not properly??

things change, u have to get wit the times.

i watched a youruba traditional marraige on tv a few weeks ago, a yoruba girl and an english boy.#

the girls parents even gran ma was there and it was a very enjoyable ceremony. all traditions and customs were adhered to. are they not married??

must u risk everbody's life across the ocean to a place wit no road, no electric and no safety?


before u know accident don happen, person don die, dats wat happened to my bestfriend's eldest brother.
dats if kidnapper no catch u first cry cry

its not worth the hassle


I definately agree with the safety concern. And how much will everyone enjoy their visit to nigeria when they are moving around with bodyguards and restrictions in public.
whenever i go there, i cant even talk without everyone stopping what they are doing to look at me. and my husbands family is nervous the whole time because of kidnappers.
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 5:04pm On Oct 20, 2013
Keneking: What does the other women have that you don't have? Look for it and come back and update the house.

I know im complete package, from the kitchen to the bedroom. That one is not in question. And he has a taste of both worlds because I have lived in Nigeria and can cook anything he desires. I am even learning to master his language. So Im not the average nija wife. What is missing?

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Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 4:10pm On Oct 20, 2013
Ihedinobi: Hi IgboWifeUSA smiley

Glancing at fine women is almost automatic. Following a pretty lady with your eyes is not automatic, that's a choice. And I'm speaking from my experience as a man. We follow with our eyes when we want to imprint a memory. It's a not a nice thing to do when you have a woman and it's even less nice to do it in the presence of your wife, and positively wicked as welk as iddiotic to say, "you're making me uncomfortable, everybody wants freedom" when she confronts you about it.

It's not a Nigerian thing though. And I wouldn't have known how to advise you about it. I'm glad you did something and he responded. It is not good what he did and if he thinks it's normal and you shouldn't be offended, be very clear to him that you are offended by it. And let me be clear in telling you that it is not normal.

However, his response convinces me that he still values you so keep that in mind. If how you behave matters to him, then leverage on it but don't punish him unnecessarily. Just get his attention enough to show him that you don't want to share his sexual attention with random ladies on the street. And listen to what he says or does in response to that.

I wish you well, lady

very straight forward. thank you
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 4:07pm On Oct 20, 2013
Ujujoan: @ Poster . . .

I can't decide who is the bigger child between you and your husband!

ok, then if we are both childish, i guess we will mature together , as they say birds of a feather eeehh
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 9:58pm On Oct 19, 2013
Phema:

Hell will let loose because he stared? What if he slept with the said woman and even impregnated her? What will your mum do? Pluck out his eyes? Commit suicide? Oh Puhlease! Stop giving yourself high blood pressure cos your man stared at a Woman! You are making mountain out of a molehill. He is a MAN and heterosexual (I assume). If he doesn't stare at a woman, who will he stare at?

And yeah, if i see an extremely-handsome-six pack dude, I stare too! You stare, I stare, God no go vex. cool

This one I can stand and disagree with. I am fully aware that we are humans and are built to be attracted to the opposite sex in order to marry. But not all humans are the same and religion obviously plays a role. i starred at men before the marriage because a single person is free to do so, but the bible advises men to enjoy their wife and avoid the adultress. I dont remember the part that says look and dont touch.
But from what i am reading in many post, many women have grown to accept the behavior by using these cover up techniques of joking and laughing.
Forgiveness is not the issue here but i will definately admit its trust. Other behavioral changes added to my discomfort such as not wanting me to touch the phone anymore, leaving it on silent, or him starring if im holding the phone. now who can help solve this mystery or will everyone say once again calm down.

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Family / Re: . by IgboWifeUSA: 11:39am On Oct 19, 2013
@greatgod
to what extent. I know the bible says submit, but why am i seeing so many men walk over the wives who do it. Thank God women r at least trying to do their part.

The man should naturally fall in love and open his heart. The bible says when a man finds a wife, not when a woman finds a man.

Food is definately not the way because a man will taste food that he likes from many people. God forbid he falls in love with each person
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 10:51am On Oct 19, 2013
Chanchit:


Actually I knw women that does it cos they would do anything to keep their husband, I knw of women that knw that their husband had xtra marital affair, but because of the way they handled it they are still together with a repented husband. If I asked u to smile if ur feelings permits, its because such smile @ that moment to a right thinking guy means danger, he would knw its time to adjust. The smile would say a lot that 6hours of arguing whaat you saw.

For those women who confirmed their husbands cheated, i hope they made them get tested for STDs because just as u know those women, i also know good faithful women who were infected by their husbands all because those men went after something thats allready at the house, disease free.

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Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 10:46am On Oct 19, 2013
Cykik: But as we all know, it's painfull that after getting married, we get our eyes on young boys or girls old enough to be our sons or daughters. Why can.t they remember the times they said "baby u're the only one for me" and now it's "woman u're the only problem in my life". Gush now i understand why most girls refuse 2 marry bcause in situation like this, u get confused and may even pick out wrong advice thinking it's right and at the end it's jst full of regret. Only God in heaven that knows the right solution to your problem.

This cycle of married people being attracted to outsiders seems to be too accepted by this society these days. Lust will never lead to a good thing and sin starts with the eyes. I love my husband and of course i dont want a broken family or home. Im just dissappointed after watching soo many people go throuh this, why did i have to become one of the statictics. i dont jump to conclusions but i have a habit of planning for the future using the "just incase" method.
i chose to come here because if i go to my mother about this, Hell will break loose for all of us.

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Health / Re: Are Women Better Doctors Than Men? by IgboWifeUSA: 9:54am On Oct 19, 2013
Only when it comes to OBGYN, but otherwise theres no difference.
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 9:48am On Oct 19, 2013
Chanchit: I'm not married but I think I should add what I think from a guy's view. Stop complaining about the act, but let him knw you know when he's staring, you can smile a lil' bit if ur feelings permit. It would make him feel guilty but he won't be able to tell you.

Thats is quite odd and do you know any women who have been able to crack a smile while their husbands admires someones body.
Also once you marry can you smile as ur wife stares at the muscular guy who just removed his shirt on the futbal field.

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Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 9:44am On Oct 19, 2013
I recently went silent on him because at that point I am making plans with my life if I see something is not working. Yes checking the finances was one as this is an era where anything can happen.
Once he noticed that I wouldnt look at him, wouldnt try to talk to him, stayed in bed facing the wall, wouldnt eat off the same plate with him, closed the door to shower or dress, stayed on my phone which is unusual, and i started to dress up like im going out, he got scared and started staring at me all day. He kept trying to cook and begging me to come and ea with him, he kept pretening hes looking for something when i closed the bathroom door, he would keep coming outside to see what i am doing or calling the phone asking WHERE ARE U. Why so much attention after i have been pushed to the edge?

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Events / Re: How Much Should An AVERAGE Nigerian Male Budget For Marraige by IgboWifeUSA: 9:26am On Oct 19, 2013
well i know ur currency is quite different in nija but the crowd is bigger at weddings there from what ive heard. and u party longer there. Average nija wedding here for trad and white is costing between 10 and 20 thousand dollars.

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Romance / Re: Can You Attend An Ex's Wedding? by IgboWifeUSA: 9:18am On Oct 19, 2013
definately if invited, never without invite. Im just there to taste the cake anyways ;Ddedinately if invited, never without invite. Im just there to taste the cake anyways
Family / Re: Having Trouble Understanding My Nigerian Husband by IgboWifeUSA: 9:08am On Oct 19, 2013
He has used that same phrase a few time since then, if I start asking questions, he starts complaining that I am making him uncomfortable. What kind of comfort is he looking for. I am the one who is not comfortable.

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