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tired

arsenal

biafra

universal

gbolohun oro lo so iya Ib, i

roman

ibeji ke? ta lo se ise iyanu yen?

pontification

i can now see why a increasing number of women are either single or divorced, the attitude of some of the women posting on here says it all

motivation

ni pe o feran saki? abodi ni emi man gbadun

je ki owo mi ba e, iwo no wa gba pe kijipa kin se awo

wa je kin so fun e ibi ti mo wa.

flash

the irony of all this is that if the man is a billionaire or from a well known family we wont be having this discussion,

powerpoint

lo joko jare o fe ki mi ni

shy

o ti yemi,
emi wan lo sun bayi ore mi, o di gba

gbere wa tunmosi kini?

swit D:
Her eyes

kai i knew she has zegxy eyes,
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he is very observant

wo emi o mo jARE sebi iwo ni ojogbon ede yoruba

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7164702#msg7164702 date=1290033735]
Oh really? So then I suppose the woman owns the man as well? They're both property to one another eh? [/quote]yeah its mutual, only that you cannot have two masters in a boat so someone has to be the head, and in this case its the man

yin le lati fi bere gbolohun, o se lo oro ti o rorun die

fail

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7164669#msg7164669 date=1290033379]
And how does bearing only the husbands name signify unity? If they both retained the names they have then that is a common bond, which can still signify their unity. And there's always the options of hyphenating. How can you really be "one" when your hear speaking of the bride to be as though she is property? She is a human being as well. You marrying her doesn't mean you own her.[/quote]but of course it does it does, the man owns the wife and has a certificate to the effect

you get time sef

fake

gbiyanju ke? yoruba e gbona feli feli bi ojojo iya basiratu

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7164599#msg7164599 date=1290032480]
So what if you pay some s.tupid bride pride, ask for her hand and "take care of the girl"? Did you suddenly forget that its not just the man making a vow as well? Women are not pieces of property you can just buy, or in your words, "acquire". If you paying some ridiculous bride price seems to mean that you suddenly own her then I suggest you rethink you views on marriage. As I said before, you've described it the manner of a business transaction rather than a marriage. You don't own her and she doesn't own you. How can you be "one"[b]/ "unified" when the name is one sided[/b]? [/quote]so the couple are one if the woman is still bearing the name of her father? she might as well remain in her parents home,

tubabie:
so so

[size=5pt]ki lo sele? [/size]
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