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Lmao, they'd have a baby with a mega forehead ![]() |
Hahaha, funny pic ![]() |
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=653817.msg8199506#msg8199506 date=1303720980]If 10 of your friends or relatives are saying the same thing, than sumthin is definitely wrong with those particular men. Im sorry but if 10 women you know say that Malaysian men are abusive, than theres definitely sumthin wrong with the Malaysian men but however if u do a general survey and u surveyed 10 random women whom u dont know, than I would say they are generalizing. I find it amusing cause people I know are saying the same thing. This is only the people I know. . . What more to talk about random general people saying it. Based on my thread about this issue, alot of females are agreeing to it and they themselves have witness the same thing.[/quote]Ok, so upon all the negative things you've read, heard, and seen when it comes to Nigerian men does that mean that those things are native only to Nigerian men? If so they has it affected your decision to date a Nigerian man? |
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=653817.msg8199459#msg8199459 date=1303720269]Did at l;east 10 or more ladies you know say the same thing about Mexican men?[/quote]They don't need to. I've seen it happen to others. And since when did 10 people observing something speak as a reference to their observation? Here's an example, I and 10 other friends observe Malaysian men being abusive to women should I assume that all Malaysian men abuse women or that it is a characteristic that is only found amongst Malaysian men? |
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[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=653817.msg8199433#msg8199433 date=1303719806]Inked, Ive seen it. And also all my friends and cousins told me the same thing. If they are more than 10 people saying so, its so obvious that this is indeed a common trait Nigerian men possessed [/quote]I know you've seen it but that doesn't mean it is a representation of Nigerian men. When it comes to Nigerian men, I may get on their cases at times but this is one thing I won't say yes too. I've seen lots of Mexican men do what the OP has described so is it fair for me to say majority of Mexican men do the same?amefi:Drags?! Na wa o!!! So you be caveman abi? |
Isoke:lol ![]() |
[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=653817.msg8199414#msg8199414 date=1303719542]Even there is Im sure is not as much as Nigerian men do. [/quote]Ya never know ![]() |
Isoke:I understand. I wish you lots of luck. By the way if you don't mind, could you keep us posted on how things go? ![]() |
amefi:lol lol lol @ red bolded line. Sharrap. Leave her alone. Anyway, what she's saying is the truth. [quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=653817.msg8199385#msg8199385 date=1303719128]Im sure she aint talking about marriage here. I am definitely sure that she is just curious why Nigerian men seems to be claiming their love too quickly and instantly. Thats all. I have met many different men around the world and [b]I come to realize that Nigerian men are the only one with this kinda trait/behaviour.[/quote]lol, I've seen non-Nigerians do this ![]() |
Isoke:What you are feeling and thinking is understandable. Be sure to think long an hard before you make any decisions. Don't be too quick to make or pass judgement and always remember there are good and bad people of every kind. |
Ranoscky:I said that because I have noticed a lot of people on Nairaland seem to confuse certain terms and that the act is what makes a person gay, lesbian, bisexual, etc. It wasn't because I was trying to tell him that she isn't a lesbian. She may be a lesbian, she may not be a lesbian. That is for her to determine. Do you see where I'm going with this? |
Isoke:Oh ok, I see. Well in my opinion, just like jay bee said it sounds like a recipe of disaster. Your obviously a bit uncomfortable with some things and I think you need to listen to that little voice inside of you. If you're still interested in having a relationship with him despite all of the opposing things you've noticed then at least take your time to really get to know him. Personally, I would just leave him--this whole thing seems like it could potentially blow up in your face. |
Its not just Nigerian men that do that. Nigerian women do it too. Hehehe, I know whatcha mean though. I was in the market when I was about 11 or 12 years and while walking around a man sitting down grabbed my hand and said "I love you". I looked at him like he was crazy. My sister was gettin' ready to kncok the ish outta the dude I really don't get why people do that whether male or female and I really don't care. All I know is no one is gonna pull one over me. Oh and by the way, non-Nigerians do this as well. |
^^^ Hmmm, interesting response ![]() |
@OP: Well, for me it makes a guy more charming and more approachable. I have a male friend who has by far one of the most beautiful smiles I've ever seen. Seeing him smile makes me smile |
Isoke:Ok, I understand. The reason I asked was because I was watching National Geographic's "Taboo" and the subject matter was based on recreational drugs. I started thinking to muself, what makes it ok for someone to consume alcohol and cigarettes but not ok to use recreational drugs. Lo an behold, the thing I was thinking was being discussed in the following clips in the episode. |
@OP: Ummm, what exactly is your question? ![]() |
Isoke:Hmmm, just wondering [I'm not trying to attack you on your comment, so please don't be offended] if you say you cannot date a man who pushes poison onto other human beings then how do you feel about people who sell cigarettes or alcohol? Those are considered poison as well. |
@OP: Sure, I can date a guy who is a lot older than me just as long as the chemistry is there. I once met a man who was close to my father's age and his age didn't stop me from flirting with him. Damn, he was one of the sexist men that I met who was close to my father's age. Hehehe, it was even more of a plus that he liked Nigerians ![]() |
obowunmi:Oh really? So all Naija babes na the same abi? ![]() |
Smh, if the person is a lesbian then why would they marry you--a man? ![]() |
ITbomb:If you brought it up, it only makes sense that you answer the question on what that phrase means. And if the guy is the girl or woman's boyfriend, then what's so wrong with the woman accepting an allowance from them? Are you equating accepting an allowance with prostitution? |
Ranoscky:That is up to the individual to determine, not the boyfriend. After all, its her sexual orientation in question not his. |
ITbomb:What do you mean by if "they come to the house"? And these guys you're referring to, what are they--boyfriends? Sugar daddies? Lovers? Can you please be more specific? |
@OP: If it bothers you so much and you longer have feelings for her then kindly tell her you don't wanna be with a girl that's swings in the same direction as you. IF you want [I don't usually recommend this], you can play the religious card with her and tell her you just can't deal with it. I understand that your upset about your girlfriend cheating on you but just try to be as delicate with the situation that way she may just go away quietly. Don't hurl insults or start throwin' around threats because that's obviously not gonna get you anywhere. pereze:Her engaging in a sexual act doesn't necessarily make her a lesbian ![]() |
@OP: Well before we all start throwing around social notions on this topic, let's break down the word first. Yes, in the social aspect a 'baby mama' is woman who has had a child with a man out of wedlock but in terms of the actual word, any woman whether married or not can be a "baby mama" if they have a child--they are the mother of that child, hence the name baby mama. On the social aspect, I wouldn't necessarily say that the wife nor the "baby mama" should have more respect than the other. Both are equally important in what ever the situation or dynamics of the overall relationship is will all parties involved. Because a woman is only just the mother of your child and not your wife doesn't mean you need to treat her with less respect and because a woman is your wife but has no children with you doesn't mean you should her with more or less respect than the woman who mothered your children. Mutual respect and understanding should be given to all individuals within such situations. Whether they like it or not, there is something that binds them all together and that something is a child/children. The actions of the man in the situations is what has created and shaped the dynamics of the whole thing. How these individuals go about handling such relationships is what determines how their lives will pan out. |
Omg, it saddens me that my people can commit such atrocities both Muslims and non-Muslims. Smmfh, its bad enough that non-Africans do bad things to us but must we add onto the madness and do harm to one another? Honestly, this story brought tears to my eyes. That man truly was a hero. I'm not religious but I will say this, he will surely be repaid for his actions. Whether Islam, Christianity, Judaism, etc. what sort of religion would condone such violence?!?!?! |
dominique:lol, this is where the economic theory of supply and demand comes into play ![]() |
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[/quote]I know you've seen it but that doesn't mean it is a representation of Nigerian men. When it comes to Nigerian men, I may get on their cases at times but this is one thing I won't say yes too. I've seen lots of Mexican men do what the OP has described so is it fair for me to say majority of Mexican men do the same?

