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Family / Re: Deleted by IyaBasira: 1:48pm On Apr 28, 2011 |
~Sissy~: na me dem born first a.k.a i cannot carry last . . . lmao . . XX01: Poster seems to have gotten over the issue thanks to NL's tough love . . . Nairaland saves the day!!!! (For once), |
Family / Re: A Wailing Cry For Help! *Da Latest Gist* by IyaBasira: 8:51pm On Apr 27, 2011 |
Blazay: Blazay . . . u r not serious at all. . . LMAO. . . @ Divalishis 's COUSIN ; Blazay's posts actually have a lot of truth in them. If he doesn't respect you or trust you now before the marriage, then he's not going to respect you or trust you AFTER the marriage. Whether you are a virgin or not will be completely irrelevant to him. Please memorise everything Inked Nerd said. Also, re-read esteduca's post to enable you to put things into perspective. But DON'T entertain the thought of still getting married to him. Girls always seem to have this "Beauty and the Beast" mentality that makes them think that by being beautiful, educated, well-bred, patient, loving and what-have-you, that the guy will eventually change and realise what a fool he has been. Some guys do change, but to be quite honest, if he was going to change he would have done so by now. Please don't waste yourself on him , don't build your life around ANYONE! Count yourself lucky that you saw the light before signing the dotted line. Some people don't and they end up dead. |
Romance / Re: Worst Thing Your Boyfriend Or Girlfriend Has Ever Done? by IyaBasira: 11:14am On Apr 27, 2011 |
shithapuns: Has it occured to you that your "dude" may be lying? I hope you know that a lot of guys lie about having sex with girls. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: A Wailing Cry For Help! *Da Latest Gist* by IyaBasira: 11:09am On Apr 27, 2011 |
Emotional abuse, that's what this is. That man is not going to change. If she accepts this now, she's going to become one of those people who come to nairaland to complain when things go wrong , and people will say "Didn't you see all these signs before you married him?" A broken engagement is better, far better , than a broken marriage. Unfortunately she might not listen to whatever you say because I've noticed that girls only learn that there are plenty more fish in the sea the hard way. Also, she might not see this as being a big deal until it gets worse. And by that time it may be too late. |
Romance / Re: Why Can't Nigerian Men Behave Themselves? by IyaBasira: 3:42am On Apr 27, 2011 |
tpiah!: Preach it! |
Romance / Re: How Do I Tell This Decent Girl To Run For Her Life? by IyaBasira: 6:18pm On Apr 25, 2011 |
Wislet: Shy - One and Wislet have said it all. Please ignore all those people saying it's not your place to tell her what's up. What he did was a blatant show of disrespect and I think everyone deserves a chance to know certain things. If it was a guy that this topic was about, I'm sure almost everyone would have wondered why you hadn't talked to him already. Anyway, you're right, and she deserves to know. I can't remember who it was that mentioned talking to his ex- girlfriend, but that would be a wise course of action. Sometimes people have to hear it from the horse's mouth, but I don't know why you didn't just tell her everything from the get go. The more water passes under the bridge, the more difficult it becomes to be honest. As for those who think she knows that he is an abuser and a jerk, may God help you. It seems like you are either not enlightened or you've never come across people with those types of issues. People like this girl's bf are the WORST kind of people, not just because they hit their gf's and openly insult them, but because on the outside they seem so angelic. What do you think the word "hypocrite" means?. Please let's stop jumping to conclusions about people we may not even know. The bottom line is , the poster should tell her, especially since he thinks of her so highly. |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 8:36pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
chaircover: LMAO . . . Dont worry they'll soon be back. |
Literature / Re: Daughter Of A Beggar: Short Story by IyaBasira: 7:31pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
lanre_front: I have to say that this seems to be the only person who actually READ the story. Even when I was reading it, I noticed a lot of gaps which the person I quoted mentioned. Also, your story seemed to lack depth. Sule the philanderer and seducer of young girls (it wasn't even like he slept with her because he liked her, he just did it because he wanted to boast about it) gets back with the girl he disvirgined and obviously she has been "waiting" for him, while he was sleeping around with other girls? I sincerely don't see how this makes for a good storyline. All it does is promote the shallow reckoning of immature young boys who think they can eat their cake and have it. So he seduced her, got her pregnant, and told stories to his mates about sleeping with a white girl , and then what. . . she comes back with his child. And you think that the sex he supposedly had with her at the sheraton hotel was so mind-blowing that he decided to forsake all other women and marry her? Hmmm. . . Unrealistic much? Besides, I couldn't sense any real feelings that Sule had for Halimat. Even when she got pregnant, he watched her parents beat her and did nothing for "his own safety", as you so nicely put it. Overall, the story was a let-down. I expected a better ending than that a man could LovePeddler around and still get the girl he wanted . . . There wasn't any character development , Sule was just portrayed as a man-slut who achieved unrealistic dreams and emerged as the hero of the day, Halimat as the submissive arabian girl that Sule slept with. And that was it. Always room for improvement, I say. |
Romance / Re: Is My Girlfriend Being Too Much? by IyaBasira: 6:56pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
@Poster ; There are three things you need to do ; (assuming this story is true and I hope it's not) 1; Look up the meaning of the word "R*A*P*E". 2; After doing so, go to the market and buy a long, strong rope while making sure that there is a tree somewhere in your backyard. 3; Have you ever read "Things Fall Apart" ? Do you remember how Okonkwo's life ended? Good. Then go ye and do likewise. |
Family / Re: My Neighbours Kids Wear G-stringz by IyaBasira: 6:34pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
OK. So? |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 6:31pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
chaircover: Hold on, Is chaircover a woman or a man?! |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 2:52am On Apr 23, 2011 |
harakiri: Genius100: You know some thing, I would love to ask how old you are with everything you've just said , but I know you can't even count that high. So I'll leave that for another day. Only dimwitted yam heads like both of you would keep saying the rubbish I'm hearing. Don't you understand simple english? Should I write slower for you or something? What in everything I wrote don't you get? Because you don't agree with it doesn't make something ILLOGICAL!!! God help you two. Why won't you realize that the world doesn't revolve around you and your mum? Italians and whatnot have their culture. Nigerians have theirs. Stop trying to make black look like white for your own misogynistic purposes. Both of you probably think that by hiding under the banner of "Women are myopic and irrational" that you'll win every argument. ERRR . . . no. Life isn't like that. Women may be emotional, but at least we have a need to make sense - unlike either of you. Please keep gabbling in your baby talk and wait for your mother to come and pick you up, ok? She's coming o! Please just wait for her. Maybe she'll help you translate your baby talk into something coherent. You know what, I will leave you to be free and torment anyone you come across. But I will not even bother replying to you anymore. So post if you want. I don't think scum of the earth like you even deserve my disdain. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 5:08pm On Apr 22, 2011 |
Genius100: Maybe you were raised in a household where near- incestuous relations were allowed. Doesn't mean everyone else was brought up the same way. As far as seeing beyond your own nose goes, at least I can see beyond my nose. You , on the other hand, are completely blind. This isn't something that happened just once. It has happened time and time again to the extent that she is fed up with it. You keep going on about imposing realities on someone else, but you are the one who said she was being melodramatic. THAT is imposing your beliefs on another person. If she's not okay with it, then she's not ok with it, simple. It doesn't mean she's overreacting. Oh yeah, and you still haven't answered my question. If this was happening to you, would you like it if someone called you a manipulative, melodramatic control freak ? I guess not. I know you still have a long way to go before becoming an adult so that's why I will remind you that not everyone just gives up on a marriage for something that can be changed. Something can still be done about this and it hinges on the mother and son relationship. Both need to respect themselves. Please disappear. I don't want to have to educate you anymore. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 1:07pm On Apr 22, 2011 |
Genius100: What assumptions did I make? Kissing, and lying down with another on the bed is what people in love do! Come on, please use your head, Their relationship is more like that of a woman and her lover than that of a mother and her child. If something bothers you, it's better to say it and let it be known that you have a problem with it. If you had a wife who was doing what her husband is doing, would you be 100% ok with it? I'm sure you wouldn't because someone like you would probably accuse her of sleeping with her dad. Fine, the woman here has said no such thing, but all she's saying here is that some boundaries have been crossed that's making their relationship a grey zone. You can call her melodramatic all you like, but what is unnatural is still UNNATURAL! Nobody wants a man who is still holding on to his mother's apron strings. |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 1:42am On Apr 20, 2011 |
Genius100: I hate to say this but you guys sound extremely biased, not to mention ignorant. It's one thing to say that there are 2 sides to every story, but another thing to say that you're almost sure that she's lying. People have different perspectives of situations and because she doesn't like what's going on doesn't mean she's jealous of her mother in law. If you don't know what you are talking about, then keep quiet. She's just said that she's uncomfortable with this situation, not that she wants to raise hell. The reason why she's here is BECAUSE she wants to cultivate a relationship with her husband. Also, contrary to what you just said, I do not have a similar relationship with my mom or my dad for that matter. Also, it is no secret that some single mom's turn their sons into the husband they never had. Single mothers tend to pamper their sons and treat them like princes in an attempt to compensate for the father who just isn't there. I'm not saying that all single mums do this, but what is happening here is clearly a case of a woman putting her son where her husband/ boyfriend should be. |
Family / Re: My Husband And Mother In Law Are Very Close that it makes me uncomfortable by IyaBasira: 2:46pm On Apr 19, 2011 |
Why do Nigerians always have to insult others who are simply looking for advice? I don't know why some people on Nairaland like to belittle another persons feelings. It's a very stupid thing to do. What might be ok for you may be unbearable for someone else. @Poster ; Are you brave enough to talk to your mother in law about this? If you've spoken to your husband and he's vexing , let him continue. In the meantime, it might be a good idea to talk to your MIL directly. I'm sure some people here will cry " Off with her head!!" because I'm saying this but really that is the only option you have , aside from walking out of the marriage. |
Family / Re: Help, How Do I Cope With A Verbally Abusive Husband by IyaBasira: 9:03pm On Apr 14, 2011 |
flak: What he's trying to do through that text is called emotional blackmail. He's trying to make you feel bad about taking your own decisions. Personally I feel that you did the right thing. And you should know that that was the smartest decision you could have made, so don't feel guilty for leaving him. He's trying to make you totally dependent on him and I don't think anyone should put up with that. I mean look at what he said " I thought you will never leave me". That explains his actions so far. Telling you not to work, insulting you by calling you a witch was all part of his propaganda to see how you would react. I think that in a way, he was trying to gain complete control over you so that he could feel secure in his marriage. Some people are control freaks and are not content until they can control every aspect of their lives. It's very annoying to have people like that around and unfortunately it just means that there is going to be a power struggle between you two over everything (but I guess all marriages are like that anyway). |
Family / Re: Parent(s) Defending Children? by IyaBasira: 4:15pm On Apr 14, 2011 |
To be honest I have noticed this trend as well , especially among Nigerian parents. When their child does something bad, they try to defend them and make up silly excuses. In other continents it's just as bad, if not worse. There was a news story not too long ago about an 11 yr old who was gang violated by up to 17 young men. And the most sickening part of the whole thing was that one of the mothers was saying " Well everybody's talking about the boys and what they did, but how about the girl? What about the girls parents and why weren't they supervising her? " Essentially she was trying to say that the parents were to blame for what happened to the girl , forgetting the fact that she wasn't supervising her son when he was despoiling another woman's child. That's how dense some parents are. I think that no-one ever wants to admit that their child did something wrong, because it automatically makes them look like a bad parent. I can understand this because people always think that a bad child equals a bad parent and that's not necessarily true. There are good parents and bad children, the same way there are bad parents and good children. Everyone has a choice to turn out good or bad, it's not necessarily down to the parents and the upbringing of the child in question. But I have noticed that women are more guilty of this than men. A lot of women like treating their sons as if they are kings and never make them realize that they have to be responsible for their actions. On the other hand, with regards to the murderers you mentioned, it's possible that the children told their parents that they were innocent even though they were guilty. I was watching a show the other day about a man who had committed a murder. He was put on the death row for 18 years and he was about to be executed in a matter of weeks. Throughout the trial and their 18 years he was in prison, his wife stood by him, why? The man on death row told his wife that he was innocent. And it was only when he was two days away from being executed that he told her the truth, and his reason for lying was because he was scared that she would leave him. This is obviously a slightly different example, but the reality is that people do lie to their loved ones and to themselves. Parents convince themselves that their children can do no wrong , and eventually the children convince themselves of the same thing. |
Family / Re: Will You Forgive Your Girlfriend If She Sleeps With Someone Else? by IyaBasira: 1:05pm On Apr 13, 2011 |
As much as I hate cheaters and their ilk, I have to say that the cheating is not what would upset me the most. I am willing to accept that some people make mistakes but the sad part is that so many people say that they made a mistake when they knew what they were doing all along. If a boy cheated on me, I would be really upset, but it would not be the end. It would be the beginning of the end because his behaviour after that would determine whether I should stay or not. The truth is that if a person cheats but wants to change, you can always tell from their actions. If a person genuinely cherishes you , his remorse and his actions after the deed would be obvious. So if a boy cheats on you and still wants to be friends with the other girl he slept with, THEN you should leave because it means you're just an option for him and he's trying to keep the doors open for the "other girl". That would mark the end of our "relationship", not the cheating itself. |
Family / Re: Help, How Do I Cope With A Verbally Abusive Husband by IyaBasira: 12:04am On Apr 13, 2011 |
Ujujoan: I completely disagree with you oh. If she lets this fly now, she may not be able to get back the right to work. What if he decides to kick her out based on the advice or these pastors? What if these so-called pastors tell him again thats she is the one hindering his progress? Please go back to work. No one should ever be able to take that away from you. And tell your PARENTS!!! If he can drag his mum into things, so can you. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 11:48pm On Apr 12, 2011 |
pro01: R O F L M A O. . . ME An attraction to YOU Now I get it. . . but unfortunately I have more in common with human beings to bother with the likes of you. The same way the refuse dump is always destined to remain in the ground is the same way you will always remain in the same place - the gutter is more suited for you than wherever you are in life now. Leprosy - ridden fleabag. I think I've educated you enough about the lengths of your own idiocy. You're only a few cells short of a brain so i think I've made my own contribution to society by helping you. But it's been really nice talking to you. You've reminded me that no matter how bad life gets, I can remember this conversation and feel some comfort that my life can never be like yours. I would however advise you to ask for a full refund from whatever academic institutiions you attended. Once they notice your intellectual poverty, they will most likely oblige. I'll try being nicer to you if you try being smarter, ok?? And don't take it to heart so much when people tell you that you're a m*o*r*o*n . After all, it's not a lie to call you a d*i*c*k*h*e*a*d . But I'm really, really bored of you now, you've made me laugh so much .Take care of yourself and enjoy the rest of your lunacy. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 7:55pm On Apr 11, 2011 |
LadyT: Thank you ooo. . . . Thank you. After all the poor woman went through he still deemed it fit to be calling her Paine in the Arse. Intellectual pauper. KMT. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 7:37pm On Apr 11, 2011 |
pro01: Replace my name with yours in this inane paragraph and we'll understand why your family is a generation of defunct losers. I honestly cannot believe that out of 50 million sperm , you were the fastest. My intelligence begins where yours is at its highest. Have you ever heard the fable of the monkey and the moon? The monkey keeps looking at the reflection of the moon in a pond, and convinces himself that he has gotten to that level . Meanwhile, he's just dreaming of what can never be. Someone told me that you went for a brain transplant and the brain rejected you. That is most likely the reason for your incoherent babbling. So you think my head is filled with mucus? Hahahaha . . . My head has something in it, (unlike yours), but it's called a brain , you sorry little fool. And it's not made of mucus but only a r*e*t*a*r*d*e*d ghost like you would make that kind of mistake. You don't have to know me for me to point out that you are a simpleton. Any similarity between you and a human being is purely coincidental. So please learn from the mistakes of whomever you call your parents and use BIRTH CONTROL!!!!! It would really spare me the misery of having to engage in discussions with dimwitted beasts of burden like you. For the last 3 lines you kept talking about illegitimacy and whatnot . Right. I've had better insults screamed at me from people with Down's syndrome. Your non-sensical ramblings encourage your own pathetic idiocy. You are a contaminated little maggot and pure filth incarnate so do Nairaland a favour. Go and hang yourself, you asshole. |
Family / Re: Help, How Do I Cope With A Verbally Abusive Husband by IyaBasira: 7:14pm On Apr 11, 2011 |
flak: O Ga O. . . . This is very serious. ' Poster ; Your husband sounds extremely insecure. I think you have to take a stand now. Whatever you cannot take now, don't tell yourself that you will endure it. Because you are married to him does not mean that he has the right to tell you whether you can work or not. If you want to work then that is your choice. Some men don't want their wives to work but if he didnt want this from you then he should have said so a long time ago. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 3:44pm On Apr 11, 2011 |
pro01: I don't see how you can hate from the outside of a club when you can't even get in. Likewise, I don't see how you can call my "yansh" flat and rash ravaged when you haven't even seen it . I wouldn't let a psycho like you even get 10 miles near me. But if you understand the principle of getting what you give, then why is it such a surprise to you that I called you a not-so-smart person? I have seen enough of your senseless posts to know that you are a halfwit. Judging by those idiotic comments you made about 9Ice's ex- wife, wouldn't it be "politically correct" to call you a bonehead? But you dont even have half of the sense of the average dunce so keep talking , perhaps someday you'll say something intelligent. No one is here to win a most liked popularity contest but no one is here to win the most unintelligent poster of the year award either. Oh, that's right! You already won the latter award. My apologies. Yes you did attack someone who didn't deserve it and I'm happy you know that you have been a bad person on this forum. And for some obscure reason you think that will earn you some respect? Ok no problem ! All Hail Pro1 !!! The magnificent , the misguided, std- infested misogynist ! I love how your policy is to repay fire for fire but not to make sense on a public forum but there are so many retards like you on this site, you probably feel at home here. I know you're dull, so take your time trying to understand everything that I just wrote. There's no point damaging your puny little brain any further. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 1:12am On Apr 11, 2011 |
Outstrip: Trust me, you are not the only one in this ship. pro01: Lol, I presented an argument and here you are insulting my father. Shows you have nothing whatsoever to say in response. Obviously I won this round so I'll let you run back into your little kennel with your tail between your legs. I became her official defender when people like you started calling her Paine in the arse. What can justify all the silly things people have said about her (including wretched lepers like you) based on nothing other than a SONG? Maybe other people have cleared the way for you and your misogynistic comments, but it doesn't mean I will. I love how people say baseless and insensitive comments and say "I'm just expressing an opinion" . Sometimes I think there has to be an IQ test before entering Nairaland. There are far too many psychos on this site. One last piece of advice ; The next time you ever want to argue in public, argue with sense. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 1:41pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
pro01: It depresses me that some nigerians cannot read and comprehend. Where did you read that he was the one divorcing her? She is the one who has filed for divorce! Obviously if she was ok with the other woman being there , wouldn't she have ignored everything? And he would be enjoying the best of both worlds. And by the way, why should we forget the phone call? Because it points to the truth and morons like you would rather stone an innocent person without trying to get all the facts right first? If he decided that she was too domineering for him, then why didn't he just divorce her rather than getting another woman pregnant? Why did he and his family feel the need to kick her out with her son rather than just letting her go her way quietly ? So what exactly makes you think you are better than those who are "blindly" supporting her ? Nothing. Just bias in favour of an artiste and that makes your point of view right, doesn't it? |
Family / Re: Should She Leave ? by IyaBasira: 2:39am On Apr 10, 2011 |
dayokanu: DayoKanu, I hate to break it to you but you are sounding extremely ignorant. Every guy knows from at least a year into a relationship whether he would like to marry a girl or not. Regardless of how gullible she was, he knew he didn't want to marry her and he STILL led her on. A con man relies on the gullibility of his prey but that doesn't mean he has no "fault" like you said. Obviously its typical of a man to want to protect his own kind and that's why you're using such arguments of "blaming the victim", because as usual men never want to take responsibility for their actions. Also, you asked Uju if she would have done what her friend did. She probably wouldn't , but since you put it that way, let place the shoe on the other foot. What her friend's "husband" did was not good, but would you have done it? Maybe, maybe not, but it still doesn't excuse the action. We have all been mugu's at some point in our lives and I'm sure you would be disgusted to hear someone say the like of what you just said. |
Celebrities / Re: Toni Payne Files For Divorce, Reveals How Her Marriage Crashed. by IyaBasira: 2:05am On Apr 10, 2011 |
WOMEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read this and see what lies in store for you when you get married. Ladies, big lesson for you there. It is good to play the fool sometimes. Family ties cannot be broken. Do not try to mess with your husbands' family members. She confronted 9ice's brother because of unaccounted money for the building of their house. This will certainly not go down well with the family members including 9ice's mother. No man will love a woman who has a condescending attitude towards his family members. Believe it or not man's extended family members have some level of influence in his nuclear family dealings. Ladies, endeavour to have good rapport with your husbands' family members because when your men start to misbehave, they will help you call them to order. Imagine, stopping her inlaw from doing something and yet she expect good relationship from the rest of the family. She refused to let any crew travelled with 9ice including Jahbless(9ice`s close pal) to London for Mandella`s birthday show because she was 9ice`s manager then.It revealed then that all 9ice`s friends were not happy and blaming him for choosing his girlfriend as his manager so IMO is smell Me and my Husband behaviuor here and in Yoruba land, it`s not accepted but Still can`t judge her but with all these points, am sure 9ice would also has a lot to say. So . . . just to be clear, when a woman gets married, she's supposed to ignore money that went missing which her brother-in-law could not account for? And she's supposed to turn a blind eye to strange occurrences all in the name of " gaining her husbands family's support" ? I wonder why women are so eager to get married if this is the kind of raw deal we are expected to digest. Keeping track of your finances is not condescending! It's smart! If the money belongs to you and your husband then you have every right to supervise where that money goes, don't you? Come on, people. Anyway I hope all of you are done insulting Ms. Payne over a publicity stunt. Even a not-so-smart person could tell that all 9ice said in the song wasn't true. Even if it was, for God's sake it was just a freaking song. If you believed every line of every song every artiste writes, your mind will definitely go haywire. |
Celebrities / Re: ‘i’ve Stopped Making Babies’ – 2face Idibia by IyaBasira: 1:42am On Apr 10, 2011 |
Errm , why is everyone saying "pass the baton to 9ice"? Why 9ice and what has he got to do with this? |
Family / Re: Should She Leave ? by IyaBasira: 6:25pm On Apr 04, 2011 |
I sincerely think he has found someone else. This is how guys behave when there's another girl involved. One foot in, the other foot out. I feel very sorry for her and I hope she gets over it eventually. |
Family / Re: My Husband's Confession by IyaBasira: 11:43pm On Mar 27, 2011 |
hackney:What do u mean by that ? ifyalways: Now I actually agree with that but it seems like people are disposed to hate the friend. Let's not do that because whatever the friend tells him, the husband should definitely know better. I still think he only told her 1/3 of the story. She will only find out the truth when she gets to talk to that woman. That "Sister Mary" is actually the key to figuring out this whole thing. And all she can do for now is wait and watch. |
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