₦airaland Forum

Aromas:
Definitely most gals are guilty of this. Oh God bless our parents. I wish I could be part of their modesty generation

amen ooo. But then, there are still modest ladies in this our generation. I've met quite a number.

Aromas:
what closes their eyes at initial stage?

' mumuism', 'foolishity', 'dumbassery', materialism....just to name a few.

missKiffy:
Don't mind him joor, nothing wrong in telling ur man your glad u married him. Be expressive depending on how you feel, too much of everytin is not bad, this is ur husband we are talking abt, not a fiancee or bf

mostyg:
Is the pool not chlorinated? The sperm cells are already dead on arrival...

Do all the girls have same mentrual cycle?

^{don't sleep with anyone again. Haba... all these confusion over men. My dear, free all of them now and concentrate on yourself and children.}

thorpido:
It's in every tribe but the degree may vary.You want people you can easily relate with because they speak your language and understand your culture.It's human nature.

where's the fun, excitement and sense of adventure in that?

I think people are not just accepting of what's unfamiliar. Hence the bias.

mechango:
ur whatsapp numba

tonychristopher:
No dearie..it doesn't but too much of everything you know

There should be moderation


Wishing you the best

na lie joor. So you're telling me that every one who said no to pre-marital sex is experiencing this now in marriage baaa?
Lie from the pit of hell.

It's really de-humanising to equate humans with appliances. But then if you see yourself as an appliance, I don't blame you for seeing others as appliances.

I just feel bad that you don't think higher of yourself.

tonychristopher:
Nice ..but as a man stop cheapening yourself by telling the man how you are glad he married you..that statement has a way of puncturing your worth as a woman

A man should be head over heals on a woman not the other way round


Don't make the dude look at you that he did you a favour

Take this from a married man

But keep appreciating him but don't diminish your value mbok

Loisemm:
Lolz. I am from Akwa ibom and I am proudly married to a Yoruba man. We are going on strong and honestly I am very glad I married Him ( I still told Him this morning). I think it depends on the individual. Is he or she someone you can love or already love? Is he or shr faithful, kind, intelligent, Godly, hard working? Does your family accept him/her and vice versa? We made sure we had our families consent and He was my kind of 'ideal' man ( he had 90% of all the qualities I wanted/ listed in my list- yes, I had a list and the tribe he comes from was not in my list. lolz). So there u go. Like my Hubby will say when I ask him where say a particular Green eagles footballer comes from. He will reply- He is a Nigerian! lolz. We are Nigerians first before Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa etc. The only tribe I could not marry from personally is Hausa cos of the diff in religion. Though if he were a great hausa christian, I MAY not hv minded.

ozila:
what did you learn in school maybe I can help

*sighs* some young people of nowadays shaaaaa....... like duh!!!!! he can't love you cus he don't know you.

Give him time. 'sides, don't be kissing people up and down.