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Family › Re: Is Love Enough To Sustain Marriage by Jullima(f): 5:47pm On May 28, 2020 |
There’s a difference between love and romantic love.
Love and empathy is key in a marriage. |
Family › Re: Help!!! My Wife Is Putting Me Through This Right Now! by Jullima(f): 12:54am On May 27, 2020 |
DP |
Family › Re: Help!!! My Wife Is Putting Me Through This Right Now! by Jullima(f): 12:51am On May 27, 2020 |
Seekness, some wives don’t talk because they can get into trouble for talking back.
When you try to talk to her when she’s carrying face, do you try to talk talk or do you talk because you want to have sex?
Maybe she senses you talk to her because you want sex and not to resolve issues. |
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Family › Re: Marital Problem by Jullima(f): 1:07am On May 25, 2020 |
Kollyman: Why are you ladies always encouraging other women to fail like you?
If your blood sister were to be in her shoe, would you have advised her to settle for divorce?
Pray to God to help you secure a good relationship, then you will understand the true meaning and power of love Lol but you don’t know me, if this is your attempt at single shaming me, this is an epic fail. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 9:07pm On May 24, 2020 |
rockstarB: No man or woman is expected to raise a love child. Love child of a man can be raised outside the marriage, the babymama will wholeheartedly take care of her kid. As for the bastard child, yes the child from the woman is a bastard as long as that child is in the wrong family disrupting their DNA and family tree. If the woman doesnt want her love child to be termed a bastard she should do right and give the child to the rightful father, then that child will not be termed a bastard child in his fathers family. Kids of unmarried couple are not bastards according to my culture. Kids of davido, wizkid, and all other popular baby daddies arent bastard children as long as they are TRUE children of their fathers. Is the child still disrupting the family tree if he/she bears the name of his/her father? Why is the child of the cheating woman not the TRUE child of his own biological father? Remember let’s try to stick the OP. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:56pm On May 24, 2020*. Modified: 9:29pm On May 24, 2020 |
Mariangeles: In the real world, things are still the same. All these online claims does not mean or change anything. Yea, I agree, in the real world the definition of “bast*rd” hasn’t changed. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:43pm On May 24, 2020 |
Mariangeles: Call it whatever you want, it is what it is. Then stick to it and stop speaking for over a thousand cultures in Nigeria or hundreds of thousands in Africa. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:28pm On May 24, 2020*. Modified: 9:35pm On May 24, 2020 |
sassysure: Blame the Nigerian culture and religion.
The child answers whose name? The father. And here who is the father, def not the woman's husband. So the child don't belong to the family.
U see baby mamas giving their children the surnames of their baby daddies. Why? Cos at the right time, the child will get to know his father and become part of him. A woman can't get pregnant by another man while married and make the child bear the name of her husband. If it's known, the real father will come for his child whether the woman want it or not. He don't belong to that family. Then again, unless there is an agreement e.g., if the man is sterile etc. My culture allows that and the child is protected by the laws of the land. If it's children before marriage, it's understandable and there is always an agreement before saying i do. Na our society. It's even more of cultural than religious. No, that wasn’t my point. He said if there are children from known affairs, only the one from the woman will be termed a bast*rd? That’s not so for all cultures. Isn’t the derogatory word “bast*rd” reserved for a child born to unmarried parents or a child who doesn’t know his father? My point is both are “bast*rds” if people are being objective and going to use either definition. If the man’s child isn’t a bast*rd because he/she knows his father then the woman’s child can’t be a bast*rd because the child also knows his/her own father. No man or woman should be made to raise one if they don’t want to. What happens here is that women are expected to, why? that’s the crux of this OP not all these derailing happening. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:23pm On May 24, 2020 |
Mariangeles: Be realistic, this is Africa where the father gives the child an identity! It might not matter in other parts of the world, but in Africa, a child who does not know who his father is, not to talk of his family roots, is termed a bastard. What are you typing?? Did you even read what I typed? The topic is children from known affairs. The love child of a woman knows his/her father and he isn’t a bastard (he knows his father) because the woman is the cheat. Stop projecting your archaic culture on the rest of Africa, that your culture would call a love child from a woman a bastard and would not do so from a man is not so for the rest of Nigeria sef not to talk of a whole continent. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:18pm On May 24, 2020 |
Lmfao at the attempts of people trying to change the topic of the OP to paternity fraud even when the OP has come on the thread to clarify that he meant when it’s open that both cheated and they they both have children from the affairs.
This thread started from another thread, someone asking the OP if he can accept an outside child if his wife cheated and he knows, since he’s asking an OP to accept the children of her husband from another woman.
Changing the topic to something you’re more comfortable talking about or trying to avoid the question of an obvious double standard is funny to see. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 8:01pm On May 24, 2020 |
Kingarthur21: now I understand why ladies came for your head in the family section.
I dont blame them for it.
Talking of fact . I am a medical doctor,upper year I will be through with my residency and become a surgeon over here in Texas .So dont tell me what is fact and not fact. Lol They didn’t come for her head they did the same thing you’re doing now, quoting their different opinions. That people do on NL in everrry thread. You can now see how cunning bukatyne is, she totally changed the topic of what the OP is talking about to paternal fraud when she KNOWS the OP is making a case why people should accept an outside child of a man but would tell the husband to divorce the wife if she’s caught with an outside child. Now she is kikikking with people bullying you for your own opinion. |
Family › Re: Why Men Find It Hard Accepting Children Their Wives Had From Infidelity by Jullima(f): 7:59pm On May 24, 2020 |
rockstarB: When a married woman cheats and gets pregnant for another man(if she gets caught), that child is automatically a bastard to the family, a disruption to the family tree. His sisters, brothers, uncles and aunts are not his real relatives. A married woman that has the courage to get pregnant for another man should use same energy to raise the child with the real family. Except a man wants to genuinely protect the image of the family, such child should be raised in his real family. Say no to OMO ALE. Only a woman can bring a bastard to the family. A bastard child never comes through a man. Looolll so when a man has a child outside his own child is not a ‘bastar**d’ but a woman’s outside child is a ‘bastar***d’?? Also, so you’re saying children with different father but same mother aren’t siblings but children with same father but different mother are siblings?? If the mother drops her outside child with the father is she still welcomed in the marriage? Lmfao |
Crime › Re: Japanese Female Wrestler, Kimura, Dies At 22 After Online Bullying by Jullima(f): 1:45pm On May 24, 2020 |
Oh no! I am still watching her season on Terrace House. May her soul RIP. |
Family › Re: Did I Say Anything Wrong To Her? She Stopped Talking by Jullima(f): 1:03pm On May 24, 2020 |
ibkayee: Nigerians have a habit of fitting married women's behaviours into a rigid mental box of how they feel they should act and it can be very...'limiting' to say the least, that's probably why they hate it
@OP What you said gives the impression that you are suggesting that smoking with her could be something more than just a normal, innocent smoke session. Maybe she literally just wanted to smoke with an acquaintance, smoking can be a social activity....or not, I don't know, it's not that easy to tell just by your writeup Argh! The amount of times you hear “you don’t know you’re now a married woman” I don’t know, like they expect you to be a completely different person after you say “I do” |
Family › Re: Marital Problem by Jullima(f): 12:57pm On May 24, 2020*. Modified: 1:40pm On May 24, 2020 |
Ybaby: Where did I say I donot agree with her husband? Where?
I said her ex husband chose himself and she should do the same !
Choose herself! Exactly! Most comments here are sympathizing and understanding with her husband for choosing himself and looking for his own solution to have his own biological kids but are unwilling to do the same for the OP. The real reason she ‘loves’ the new man is because she sees him as an opportunity to have her own child, he’s willing to pay for an IVF she and her husband can’t afford. Now, whether the new man is truthful about the IVF is another story. Personally, you can love any child, biological or not but not everybody can do that and we should respect that and not force people to give love they don’t have. It’s not fair on the children. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 12:35pm On May 24, 2020 |
lilachiever: Wow!
That might be the actual name though, but I've been calling it "Samosa* since time immemorial, lol Oh no no Samosa is also right, some regions call it that, Indians call it Samosa. Sambousek is a French Arabic word. I just learnt this recently too lol. Anyways, whatever it’s called it’s a very tasty snack. Maybe we should give it a Nigerian name too. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 4:26am On May 24, 2020 |
lilachiever: Lol, it's actually called "Samosa". I do it every weekend, if not for lockdown that spoiled show. I make it too but I always knew it as sambousek. Lebanese/middle eastern. I love it! |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 4:20am On May 24, 2020 |
Akposy: Your bread shape is funny yet unique. You did very well for a first timer...if I show you my first bread pics ehn, you go laff me. I baked with stove and pot then....lemme go search for the pics Thank you. Lol yes the bread pan I used is deep, so it makes tall loaves. I hope it wasn’t beginner’s luck for me. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 6:23pm On May 23, 2020 |
pocohantas: Looks yummy, cutieborn would say
“Have it with pepper soup”. Thankfully I just made one. Lol. nom nom nom *throws beans away* |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 6:20pm On May 23, 2020 |
Hathor5: Would have never guessed it was your first time. It looks really good.  Thank you, wasn’t all my effort though. I used Chef Lola’s online recipe. Do you know her? |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 5:47pm On May 23, 2020 |
cococandy: you did well Thank you. Crust was a bit hard but microwaving it took care of that. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 5:46pm On May 23, 2020 |
Sexyjigga: I won't be impressed with technology until I can download food....I imagine myself eating this bread with Ewa Agoyin....
Alexa please play me I love it by Kanye West.  Let me complete your imagination.
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Family › Re: Sleeping In Same Room With Your Wife Or Having Your Room by Jullima(f): 4:17pm On May 23, 2020 |
Definitely separate rooms. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Jullima(f): 4:09pm On May 23, 2020 |
My first attempt baking bread
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Family › Re: Why Do Husbands In Africa Die Untimely Before Their Wives? by Jullima(f): 7:05pm On May 22, 2020 |
lanibi: Majority die due to underlying sicknesses while for some, it's the intake of alcohol which only few women engage in.
Also, age factor can not be overlooked as men in marriages are older than their wife/wives. Exactly! Lifestyle choices too is a factor. |
Family › Re: Why Do Husbands In Africa Die Untimely Before Their Wives? by Jullima(f): 7:02pm On May 22, 2020 |
Worldwide statistics: Women live longer than men. Also, men are usually older than the women in a marriage. |
Family › Re: ... by Jullima(f): 5:34pm On May 22, 2020 |
Queenttoast01: I never believed it will come to pass so it will not IJN AMEN! |
Family › Re: ... by Jullima(f): 5:29pm On May 22, 2020 |
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Family › Re: ... by Jullima(f): 5:26pm On May 22, 2020 |
Righteousness89: [s]Be careful so what you wish for someone don't land on you![/s] |
Family › Re: ... by Jullima(f): 5:16pm On May 22, 2020 |
Queenttoast01: I don't believe in dream too until yesternight  lol okay. You’re lucky you get to know how you’ll die. Leave your husband, your dream has revealed to you he’s going to strangle you in your sleep. Pack your load and leave, so you don’t die an untimely death. Dreams don’t lie. |