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Lol seriously though who has intercourse for an hour though? I can understand the pre-intimacy, messing about etc but straight pumping for an hour? Lol, I don't believe it. If he is taking too long to finish, if you are done just tell him to shift small, roll over and go sleep. |
onila: Nigerian men dont tolerate cheatingYou allow it(as in women), I mean every relationship is different but If you set boundaries from the start there won't be such issues. If you don't condone infidelity, don't expect me to condone yours and think i should manage because you are a "man". I lay it out in my relationship and I always make sure I repeat myself even as a joke. I make sure it is known that I won't be that woman crying through the night wondering where you are.. I have my own things to deal with, one thing a person won't hurt me with is cheating. |
onila:I pity Nigeria women sha, dem too dey sleep, you have a millionaire yet you find your things outside gate? Mumuism ![]() |
Why is your aunt crying na or running away? She most likely gets anything she wants and I am very certain she can get a new guy every weekend to warm the bed for the husband whilst he is away. Tell your aunt to stop being a baby and grow some balls. I mean if she was living in poverty with the guy and he still cheats then that's a problem because he will be using the little chop money meant for the house on his slum chicks. Seriously though, she needs to wake up and use her head, we are not living those times where we sit, cry over sharing a pen!s which cannot be seen over his bloated stomach when there are verile young men around waiting to be saved. onila: naa, shes a faithful, loyal and loving wifeShe is silly |
freecocoa: You might actually have something to say but you started of on the wrong foot by saying that I was forming, lying and that I didn't love the said guy,that's an insult/attack on my person, yet you talk about ignorance cos I said you sound like a battered woman, really I'm the ignorant one?I believe I have made my point and no need to thrash it out any further. If you think my post is implying that women should stay in abusive relationships then you are on a long ting. |
I love her. I know almost all her songs. |
freecocoa: Just wow! You sound like you are being battered and believe me, I don't mean that in a bad way.Don't be ignorant about this issue, do research on it before saying someone is being battered because they disagree with your view. You left your partner after he slapped you then good for you but don't sit and imply that love cannot make a person stay in an abusive relationship. I did not asked you to share any of your business but I want people to speak the truth instead of making up scenarios in their heads which they won't hold on to in real life. If it was that easy for someone to walk away from an abusive relationship, we won't have high rates of people in such relationships. IF it was so easy to just walk away, this thread would have never surfaced in the first place. Listen, if other people have self esteem issues, I know I don't so please, don't equate me with them, I certainly know my worth and will not settle for less. How many slaps should it have taken before one packs up and leave?I never equated them to you. My comment regarding self esteem has to do with the question asked not you in particular. It takes a woman on average seven times to leave an abusive relationship before leaving for good and those 7times aren't seven slaps but periods of times where they endure the abuse, leave, comeback until they cannot bear it anymore. No one is asking you to settle for less, majority of the time, women go into relationships knowing their worths and still do even when they are being abused yet cannot just walk away. It is my place to decide if I ever loved him or not, saying I stopped loving him doesn't mean I didn't think about staying, heck I cried myself to sleep on many occasions, It still hurts sometimes but I decided to move on because I've told myself more times than I can remember that I'll not stick with a man that hits me especially if I believe it'll happen again, common sense should have helped you decipher what that sentence means.You the only one taking this as a joke because you arent looking at deepers issues. Let it irk you tbh I don't care but as I have written don't make it seem like loving someone cannot be a reason to stay. You asked "how can you stay in love with some who redesigns your face" as if you can just pick and choose when to fall in and out of love with someone. Should common sense also not have told you that majority of abuse starts in the latter part of your relationship when you already love the person? Fine you left a relationship after he slapped you, I applaud you for that but don't try and belittle those who have invested years in their relationship and find it very difficult to leave by comparing your situation to their's. Just because you walked away don't mean those in that situation can just easily walk away but just refuse to leave. |
freecocoa: I marvel when I hear people say love is a reason why they stay in abusive relationships, like duh!Na lie joor! Stop forming, we all know what happens behind closed doors is not what we show to the world. Love is a very powerful emotion and if you can stop loving someone the moment he or she slaps you then you never loved them. All these people saying I will walk away are talking nonsense. Do you think it is just saying I will leave that will make you walk away? You think it will be easy to just pack your things and walk away, Na lie joor. I don't condone domestic violence but I think we should stop talking as if leaving is an easy as 123. Low self esteem can also cause a person to stay in an abusive relationship. In the mind of a battered and emotionally abused, there is no one else out there for them. Their life begins and ends with their partner and no one can love them except their partner, so if calling the battered mind names and beating them up is what will make the partner not leave her/him then they will stay endure and love them because that is just how the partner is. |
keppyy: I'm slowly becoming a ddirty person. I Used to be very neat but after realising I live with a self centered family that don't care if the house is as dirty as a pig sty and stinks as a septic tank, I'm now dirty.Make a rota or you can assign weekly chores to each individual. Let someone clean the kitchen whilst another washes bathroom etc. It's easier that way because it can become daunting if you always have to clean after everyone else especially if they are all grown adults. @topic, I clean weekly but atm I do clean as you go because our house is full with carpets and they get dirty easily. I am the only one home now so eyes are on me to be making sure house is clean. The only problem I have is disorganisation and I have a problem with hoarding. I try my best to arrange things in order but I can never get them as neat as I want and it can become frustrating. I suffered from OCD when I was younger and it's very mild now but still trying to get rid of my hoarding habits. |
butanep: you have said it bro... what does she want to learn that she couldn't learn for yrs... " A woman that is handicap in cooking is not only irresponsible but also a failure.Since you are implying that a woman knowing how to cook is an achievement, tell me, what have you achieved in your life as a man in the duties that has been prescribed to you by society? |
TribalEAST: Ladies be like....that one looks like mine ![]() |
axhead: . You sound very judgemental and I don't think you have actually addressed the problem.plus you obviously have a lot to learn about marriage...just my opinionI am glad you wrote this. Well done. ![]() |
If it is true, he should stay and work his marriage out. No for better or for worse. |
dandydaniels: "women are lesser beings" ... I made that controversial statement on a post I made earlier "real men don't beat their wives" and I've gotten a baptism of fire as well as few pats on d backp This is the most ediotic post I have seen all week and also the one on woman beating. However you want to sugarcoat your words and add little 'left handed' compliments you still come across as sexist. |
@sixix, I don't have a regime anymore(well like I did before). After my hair started breaking I now mostly wash my hair with conditioner because I don't use any heavy products. I would have my hair in plaits and whenever I want to wash I unravel a plait, use coconut, almond oil and hair mayonaise a few days before then braid it again. I try to get my hair moisturised very well before washing with conditioner. I have been experimenting recently and soaking my hair in water when having my bath actually keeps my hair moisturised and soft. I now just use almond oil as moisturiser and use organics carrot hair cream and organics herbal tea tree gro(lite conditioner) once or twice a month. I wash each plait individual in the shower, oil it in it's wet state and plait it back then do the same to the others. This now works for my hair because it has stopped falling out and has grown past my collarbone. |
cococandy: According to the OP if the man misbehaves,the wife is to blame for not bearing his misbehaviour.This is the mentality of many Nigeria men. |
englishmart: I didn't spend much of those then. na only 3thousand naira dey for your pocket and you dey here dey brag. Even can't get a big point and kill fish with drinks for that amount. |
zappyj: U wey no be asawo, make we check the size of ur toto ![]() Isn't the third pic a zulu outfit? |
hydeka: On the issue of molestation, it is not only men that are guilty. Women too are capable of that but men seem to have scored more points in that regard from what we see and hear around us.The reason why you hear more about male molestation is because we do not want to accept that women are also very much capable of abusing kids as much as men. We deny it and it gets buried and you never hear it. I believe it is ignorance for one to feel like a male kindergarten teacher will be perving on your child whilst a woman won't. These are probably the same people who preach gender equality yet fail to see the whole point behind it. Due to this ignorance we are putting limitations and probably creating stereotypes for the few who are working in that field. |
EfemenaXY: , I'm not bothered about them having male teachers at higher levels (preferably secondary and above) . But at nursery level?But you are ok with a strange woman wiping your daughter's or son's bum? I hope You know sex.ual perversion and pedophilia is not gender based. |
Mattin: Hey Bannanabender, Every culture in the world has its own flaw at one time or the other, but my stand here is: feminism is an intergal part of western culture. Why should I abandon my own value system and start decorating other people's system?Feminism as a movement or word may have been started in the west but the concept isn't. Many societies in Africa didn't know the word feminism but they had equal rights and made decisions for their clans and family. Women aren't seen as lower beings without rights and a voice in other cultures |
tbaba1234: Sure, you can pick the few stories they are.And who is denying polygyny, regardless of whether a vast majority of cultures had polygyny, I am also telling you a vast number practiced polyandry with many being abolished when matriarchal societies started turning patriarchal. Regardless, It is still being practised, even if the numbers are less now, point is, its being practised even in your home country and many cultures allow the practise of extra marital affairs of the wife without repercussions. Just the same way in many cultures Virgin!ty isn't as sacred as we West Africans seem to make it, Different strokes for different people. Just because we West Africans frown upon a woman with two husbands or a promiscuous woman doesn't mean it is also frown upon in other parts of African culture or outside cultures and I am not talking about western culture. |
tbaba1234: According to the Ethnographic Atlas, of 1,231 societies noted, 186 were monogamous; 453 had occasional polygyny; 588 had more frequent polygyny; and 4 had polyandry.(via wikipedia) (1960-1980)This is again untrue. I believe you should do a bit more research further than Wikipedia. Polyandry was not rarely practiced. It was practised, just that now it's not as practiced as much as before. Just two days ago I was watching a documentary on the marriage customs in China and it showed different tribes which practised polyandry and those which didn't tend to have extramarital affairs which was ok in the tribe. The man would come in the woman's marital home, sit and eat with the husband and when it's time the husband will leave the wife and lover to do what they need to do. Even if polyandry isn't practised as much now there are many places where women would marry one man but are allowed to sleep with others, maybe from different clans and such. I believe this started happening when matrilineal societies started turning patrilineal, what difference is there between polyandry and being allowed to bedded by other men apart from your husband? Is it the title of being called husband? @coogar, there was nothing to that joor. As you saw it that's how it happened. ![]() |
Sophyrocks: I totally agree with you. Naive people see it as educative. I am surprised a Pastor is endorsing it.Speak for yourself. If you are that insecure about your body and the body of another woman intimidates you then it will be a problem for you not others. There are many couples who are ok with each others bodies and can't easily enjoy the scenes in the videos together without scrutinising the bodies of the people in the video. |
Yes, but home made ones, not all this fake nonsense where every single woman is pushing out two litres of liquid after each orga.sm. ![]() |
tbaba1234: Polyandry is impractical, that is why it is so rarely practiced historically. Who owns the child? So no, I will not be sharing my wife. This is however my personal preference..This is not true. Polyandry has been practised efficiently in many cultures and it's still being practiced although not as widespread due to law changes, monogamy and such and such. Many times brothers will marry one wife, they all own the child. Within the maasai, even though a woman cannot marry another man, married women are allowed to sleep with other men as long as the man is the same age as the husband. All the man has to do is go to the woman's compound and Bury his spear so you can never know who owns the child. This applies to the husband too, The husband will acknowledge any child by the woman as his unless there is evidence a child isn't his even that, he still takes care of the child as own. There are so many similar practices around the world just not shown as much. coogar: kandii, you are alive?Lol, for where I am still around, just tend to observe now rather than post. Maturity has always been there but the likes of you just tend to bringout the little one in me. After nairaland went offline something changed sha. ![]() |
freecocoa: Then she must be tired of the man and wants someone to help ease the ache or load as the case may be.I agree. My grandma got my granddad a second wife last year or two years ago and she had a good reason. |
francleanflexy: by saying 'our culture', what exactly do u mean ?African culture |
Hm |
darisgod: #sekem in is he eating the butt? |
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