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FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 5:26pm On Feb 18, 2009
RichyBlacK:
Leave dem make dem dey vex for girls way do wetin dem papa and mama say make dem do!
abi o. he he he
FamilyRe: Content Ownership With Facebook by JustGood(m): 4:49pm On Feb 18, 2009
I am sure facebook will still bring in that decision one way or the other. Thats why I dont do those internet information things. Most people dont actually realise that all the information they put anywhere on the internet is stored up somewhere and certain people in various parts of the world can access every single detail of such.
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:47pm On Feb 18, 2009
KarmaMod:
when she insults you, you insult her. Not her family so yea your tactic is worse than the rest of us on this board.

Pele wink
I cant be insulting her. I knew when she was born although I was not never able to meet her since her mother was not around any longer.

Anyway, just come inside and let me be sure that all these virginity talk has not tampered with your hymen. I need to see blood as i climb you tonight
cheesy
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:45pm On Feb 18, 2009
merge:
Too many Ignorant Folks on this thread or those who can't face THE TRUTH

Why you so offended? Touchy Topic?

Grow Up and GET over it.

Common Sense will tell you: Being a virgin is BETTER. Where does it say VIRGINS ARE Angel?  The message I get is being a VIRGIN is better. How hard is it to understand that? Not that hard right?

Sallow the TRUTH up and MOVE ON
Thank you and God bless.
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:40pm On Feb 18, 2009
KarmaMod:
as opposed to the nasty words you've used against michelin and her mother? huh
If she had not insulted me, I would never have had any need to refer to her mother whom I know.

I always react when someone insults me. . .in kind and kinder measures
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:39pm On Feb 18, 2009
There is no comparison to students - students are rewarded for ACHIEVEMENT, not a physical state, and are ENCOURAGED to work harder and can receive subsequent awards through their efforts.
@debosky, I need to mention that it is an achievement for a girl to be a virgin as an adult. You can ask any of the ones who lost theirs early on to sexual intercourse how much effort it would have taken for any of them to preserve their virginities
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:33pm On Feb 18, 2009
What really baffles to me is the penchant for certain people to ascribe uncomplimentary words to those of differing views. But when those people return their veiled insults, openly, they then start their claims about insults.

if you dont want to be insulted, dont use uncomplimentary words to describe others simply for not sharing your views - its the most primitive and daft thing to do!

So if a man/women believes that there is a promotion of virtue in recognising those who are keep their virginities, the next thing for opponents of that view is to use words that are insults in disguise? It only reveals that there is bitterness in them if the only way they can make their points is to insult others.

Insult will always beget insult, one way or the other.
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 3:19pm On Feb 17, 2009
Why should they give awards to virgins to recognise the virtue and discriminate against non-virgins?

why should anyone give awards to best students to recognise and encourage them and discriminate against other students?

why should anyone give awards at beauty pageants to recognise beauty and discriminate against those who may be unfortunate not to be beautiful?
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 3:14pm On Feb 17, 2009
must they have to dress like mgbeka feeling funkies all just to prove their virginity
I didn't read that they had to dress like tramps either undecided
PoliticsRe: "dr Reuben Abati Breaks His Silence " by JustGood(m): 3:00pm On Feb 17, 2009
I'd like to know if he paid for it and how much.

I dont think that thing here was written by him anyway.
PoliticsRe: Slavery Is Still Alive In Nigeria by JustGood(m): 2:52pm On Feb 17, 2009
Based on definitions above, is there no slavery in America and Europe?
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:58pm On Feb 16, 2009
coded guy:
Debo, what are you trying to say now?

That some of the experienced NL babes will soon make TOKUNBO HYMEN their main priorities in life just to win this award. grin grin
No let them catch you o lipsrsealed
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:57pm On Feb 16, 2009
@debosky,

people have always, and will continue to, discriminate based on differences of whatever shape or ideology. What exactly do you see wrong in this idea?

Some people were supporting the idea that children should be taught about sex and how to have sex safely, so what is wrong with peope being encouraged to abstain?
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 4:52pm On Feb 16, 2009
debosky:
So people need awards to 'promote' virginity? huh

If you lack the common sense to do the right thing or were not educated, what you need is education not awards.

Some deluded people might begin to engage in backdoor activity in order to remain eligible for 'miss virginity'.
Why does anyone give awards for anything?
PoliticsRe: Slavery Is Still Alive In Nigeria by JustGood(m): 4:11pm On Feb 16, 2009
Seun:
Depends on how you define slavery. Child abuse and slavery are different things.
Bless you.

There is also the need to understand that what someone regards as child abuse may be seen another way by another.
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by JustGood(m): 3:01pm On Feb 16, 2009
We should be promoting such things.

Some people would rather have us promote promiscuity. lipsrsealed
PoliticsRe: Indian Beats Nigerian Prostitute To A Pulp by JustGood(m): 2:59pm On Feb 16, 2009
Why has the man not been charged to court for assault?
PoliticsRe: Tough Times: Nigerians Flee To Ghana by JustGood(m): 2:56pm On Feb 16, 2009
Pastor AIO:
Why does the source of the problem have to be outside the individual?  Whether it is the 'babylon' system, the poor leadership or some other external factor.  Why is it that when these people then get an opportunity to go to another country with Good leadership and good system they still manage to be nothing more than a nuisance to the society?  Is that also the fault of our bad leaders at home? 

I still haven't heard of a decent enquiry made by any African people as to why the slave trade occurred on the scale that it did.  If anything goes wrong in oyinboland, whether it is an accident, plane crash, systemic failure, whatever, an inquiry is made to ascertain the reasons why these things happened so we are better informed to deal with it and make sure it doesn't happen again. 

Or perhaps African people are pathologically incapable of self contemplation and self criticism. 

Government doesn't build roads etc, yes I agree.  But how many citizens in that country pay their taxes.  Except you are working for a big firm or bank and can't hide, most nigerians scam their government on a regular basis.  I'm not saying that if they paid their taxes then the taxes with be well spent on public utilities by the government.  But I am saying that it takes two to tango.  The people are as rotten if not more rotten than the leadership they like to blame.  In fact the leadership merely emerges from the people. 
As records attest, these rotten peoples, when they go to other societies with  'good leadership', only make themselves a nuisance to that society.  Of course I'm speaking in broad strokes and not referring to absolutely everyone.  Time and time again in London I come across nigerians that have such a rancid attitude it's terrifying.  It has gotten to the point where I have some 9ja friends that deny their nigerian.  They claim Togo.  Why?  cos no one's heard of Togo so there will be no preconceptions or prejudice against them for it. 

I personally think that the problem is cultural and spiritual, not political.  Nigerians need to do some soul searching, and I don't mean as a nation but each of us as individuals.  We need to look within and questions ourselves and our lives. 
Nigeria has always exported it's human resources for the last 400 years or more, whether it is forcibly in the slave trade, or willingly as in the present immigration situation.  These two phenomena are linked.
These same things I have been saying for some years now.

Nigerians never like to listen to the truth which makes them take responsibility. Nobody wants to hear this truth about their personal contributions to the Nation.
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 7:06pm On Feb 13, 2009
spikedcylinder:
Oh, JustGood is here again spreading his "I hate women" message? Woe unto the woman that married that looser. Funny how each every time he insults michelle's mother, he claims they go way back. The dude is juvenile, I swear. undecided
I have a proper wife, not the internet forum type

Where has your "I need to dominate men" message got you?

You and your cohorts are pathetic
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 7:26pm On Feb 12, 2009
[quote author=*Hauwa* link=topic=232788.msg3461896#msg3461896 date=1234463154]@ Justgood,

i thot Michelin was supporting you in her first reply to yours. Oh well undecided[/quote]And then she insulted me afterwards.

It did not start today anyway.

Bye for now
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 7:26pm On Feb 12, 2009
Oh while you're enjoying your life on the internet, I need to have time with my family. I may log on again tomorrow if I get the chance.

Enjoy yourself on internet forums.  grin
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 7:22pm On Feb 12, 2009
Sapphic:
It is this type of your argument that tends to irritate lots of people including myself. Your analogy falls flat on its face, but let me treat it all the same. Do you know how many Nigerians for example want to and try to leave Nigeria? The same for Zimbabweans, Pakistanis etc? MILLIONS. I am sure you know that an escape route is not open to everyone. For goodness sake just a couple of months ago there was even a British resident medical doctor who was forcefully detained and married in Pakistan (or was it Bangladesh). . . she was threatened and held captive by her family, it was the intervention of the British authorities that helped secure here release. In the UK here, honour killings are carried out time after time. Girls even over here who have decided to leave their culture and try to embrace a western or different lifestyle (or boyfriend or husband), are sometimes hunted down and killed (sometimes the boyfriend is as well), so please do not belittle the trauma and danger that these people face just because it strikes a chord at your ego.
This is the kind of thing that also gets to me. You are trying to paint a picture of a re-curring occurence. I could go back and bring you the number of such cases that have happened in the UK in the last 20 years but I dont have the time to prove such things. I will never belittle the pain that anyone goes through - I have seen people go through pain(believe me when I say that) and I cant imagine what it feels like. What I dont understand is the need to make it more than it actually is. Adequate presentation does not have to equate inflated and bogus claims.

What are you on about? Who says MOST of them do? MOST if given a clear duress free choice do not want to. They might not mind covering their heads, but many have been opressed and threatened into submission. You need to follow Khaled Husseini and his works (not just his books, but his UN work too). He is an Afghan and often speaks of the injustice, opression etc that Afghan women go through, so abeg leave story.
I take it you're joking here. I am british and I have seen these things myself - how many of those veiled girls do you think are forced to wear them? Or perhaps you think they should not have the right to practice their own religion. . . because that's what makes most of them do it.

I believe the phrase you originally used was "subject to the DESIRES" of the opposite sex and "bowing to [their] wishes" and I can assure you that they most definitely ARE NOT, because it is not a wife's wish or desire that her husband goes frolicking with another woman and fathers bastards ouside.
Perhaps I used the wrong expression but my point is that the same way the woman wants to dance to the tunes of a conceited man by becoming a fake virgin is the same way a promiscuous man dances to his wife's tunes by pretending to be a good husband.
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 7:15pm On Feb 12, 2009
to all the clowns. . . her mother is in my age bracket. She will confirm that to you and if you want proof that I know her mother, I am hesitant to bring it into the open here at the moment.
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 6:43pm On Feb 12, 2009
Sisi Jinx:
Tee hee hee cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

You wanna watch? https://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/5.gif
I would have watched it the first time you did it. Its probably beyond restoration now
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Adebayor: King Of Africa Football by JustGood(m): 6:37pm On Feb 12, 2009
Pardon my ignorance but who is Aboutrika?
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 6:35pm On Feb 12, 2009
@Sisi killer, when will you have your operation to retore your hymen?
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 6:34pm On Feb 12, 2009
Sapphic:
Unfortunately your argument is flawed. Let us ignore the life threat issue (which alongside psychological concerns has actually been recorded as the predominant reason for carrying out this hymen operation), a woman doing an operation to "please" a man does not amount to an admission that she is subject to the desires of a man. Not at all; it is an admission however that she is aware that in as much as the world has moved on in leaps and bounds, we are still far from sexual uhuru and men still dominate things. Thus, such women from those cultures have found what they consider is the perfect solution in these present times i.e. carry on exactly as they wish and let the fool who cannot handle this fact (who wants a virgin) think otherwise. In other words, they are eating their cake and having it too. If they were "subject[ing]" themselves to the "desires" of men, they will not have had any pre-marital sex whatsoever. It is done in much the same manner like lots of female teenagers back in Naija have sex but actively promote an image or a front of innocence and virginity to their parents, because they know that being that way pleases their parents and their lives would be much pleasant if those parents were kept in their little cuckoo world. The fact that those girls hide their active sexual lives from their parents or overtly deceive them does not stop them being much more liberated than their counterparts a century ago. Would you say that those men who have affairs and children out of wedlock and hide this from their wives are "subjecting" themselves to the desires of their wives because they have lied and gone to great painful lengths to be deceptive about these affairs and children? Surely, the very proposition is ludicrous. It is basically the same principle when women talk to their boyfriends or husbands about their past sexual partners i.e. So many men cannot handle large numbers, so the women cut the figure down. If the guys continue to have ridiculous expectations and/or can't handle the truth, they will continue to be fed lies until women achieve equality in all aspects of life.

Thus, at the end of the day, these women are operating in mainly uncharted waters and have found a way to circumvent the nuisance of some men's ridiculous requests or the expectations of virginity as a badge to be worn. These women (from those nationalities that are affected) can have it all, they can sleep with whosoever they like, yet marry someone respectable that they want to (who though he is more than likely to have shagged about himself, does not want his wife to have done so) So the man wants a hymen? For goodness sake give him one. LOL grin (How ridiculous is it asking for a certificate? Jeez).
I understand your argument. However, I have a question for you. . . are you in support of armed robbery?

If there's something that society frowns upon and you live in that society, are you not better off leaving?

What happens in most cases is that a news reporter gets information about a strange that that someone has done and then they report it as what everyone does. Most people thought every woman in Afghanistan did not want to wear that veil that they cover their faces with. however, most of them in Western countries still insist on wearing those veils. my point is that most of these things are about making mountains out of mole hills.

The only way I can support a woman who does this operation is if her life were to be endangered.

B T W -The fact that men lie to their wives about external relationships makes them subject to their wives as well.
CultureRe: Tokunbo (Second Hand) Virgins by JustGood(m): 6:23pm On Feb 12, 2009
debosky:
Young man you are being clever by half - the import of your post (clear to anyone with half a brain cell) is that the problem is not really one as such, and is likely a creation of the media. Such a statement can be rightly interpreted as a denial of the existence of the problem.

If you bothered to research even briefly, you would know that is a SERIOUS problem.

Your disregard for women is obvious, if not you wouldn't so casually refer to a person's mother in derogatory fashion.
Young man, your denial is undisguised.
Which research have you conducted and how many know people who have been so treated? Answer simple question and you come up with conjectures. I bet you're one of those people who will ask for figures and evidence if someone was to make a statement that you dont agree with. You are obviously uncomfortable when such are requested for things you believe in.

Since you seem to be in the habit jumping into anything as long as women are concerned, care to tell what you have done for the women that is so fantastic other than to try and make everyone else believe that women are always right even when things are obviously unsubstamtiated and sometime daft.

The person's mother has to be in my age bracket and since she thought it right to insult me, I will insult the person i know in her family that is in my age bracket.

if you will stop poking your nose into things the genesis of which you dont understand, it might help you a little in the real world. the world does not start and end with internet forums.
FamilyRe: My Husband Or My Figure? by JustGood(m): 5:49pm On Feb 12, 2009
I dont believe parts of the tale either.

However, she should have known why the guy was attracted to her in the first place. If a man is attracted to you for something that you had before and you know it, you should either not go into marriage or you decide to keep that which makes him happy.

Those talking about the girls happiness dont seem to care about the man's happiness as well. it's a 2-way thing.

I know a guy who married his wife and they already agreed as to what profession was good for the woman to be in for the sake of the family. However, the woman decided that, after a little more qualifications, she wanted to go into another profession (better pay). the guy completely refused to have his wife change her profession and even the woman's family agreed that since it was something they had both known from the start, the woman should stay in her prefession rather than seeking better pay on another job. chikena. they have stayed married for over 2 decades now.

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