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Blessed family. You have a somewhat resemblance to this rapper that stays in Satelite town, Baba Dee's younger brother. Can't remember his name now |
It's a good idea but my fear is the pressure it will bring on the schools, there has to be an overhaul of the tertiary educational system in Nigeria. Also, new and brilliant fresh entrants might somewhat be disadvantaged... |
MsPat:Awwwww, congrats mum. Pls endure anything for the sake of these two angels. Do you know the sexes yet? |
Hmnnnnn, Na God o |
nice one. I nearly believed it |
Chillisauce: ![]() It's such a crazy globe right now, no one feels safe anywhere Edwife, dunno what it is but pls stay strong...plsssss |
Zee10:Hallelujah!!! Congrats dear. Kisses to our angel |
Chillisauce:She is good also. Thanks dear. I can imagine the mood in that beautiful city it is well |
lightedpath:Just ask missmalachi and proudmum ![]() |
funlord:Until this braindead 18 year old has grown enough balls to come at me with his real moniker, he remains a nonentity and will be treated like the inconsequential effeminate that he really is. Till then, whoever sends him or believes him, is a bigger fool than he is. For emphasis sake, I repeat, "I am not a feminist" - if this statement is still giving anyone a well-deserved migraine, they can end it all by plunging into the ocean. Who cares anyway ![]() |
Chillisauce:Great! Stay safe |
Kimoni:Chillisauce!!!!!!! Plsss come and reply that you are good Is it over?I have been trying to reach a friend too on vacation and she has not responded |
Chillis - trust you and all yours are good? |
Hehehehehe OP, pls tell them |
tchiwinnie:Loool Sorry ma, but that name dey make me bite my tongue naa ![]() |
MelsMum:Hahahahahahaha |
JustTara: e get some things wey dem no dey teach persin naa who come teach you naa ![]() Nice one! @angieberry - I laughed sotaaay [size=4pt]Why are we called "market women" again?? [/size] |
mitchyy:@twicinnie, @kaffybill You are not spoiling the mood dear, it is well with you and your LO. Did I spell Dr's name right? That her moniker is too hard abeg ![]() |
beedam: Beedam will not kee me oSee queshion, make she no do ni? |
beedam:Looool, sorry I was busy typing one yeye epistle like that. My eyes don clear now sha, lovely babies everywhere. Thumbs up to you Beedam for this wonderful idea ![]() |
zaynie:For this matured answer, your probation is hereby lifted. On this thread, we might have different opinions on issues, but we remain united. And what pregnancy thread has joined together, let no man put asunder ![]() Once upon a time, Modath and I used to tear our clothes in agbero style on this thread o but now, if I don't call her name in one day, I am unable to sleep @all - if I understand Arabianprince well, I guess his emphasis was on support. It's not enough to advise a woman to leave her abusive husband, but there is always the need to go the extra mile to ensure if they have the support system to make it on their own. Else, one will just be jumping from frying pan to fire. There is this story of a single hardworking father living somewhere in Agege who would leave his two young daughters, (both below age 4) with his co-workers and sometimes security men. Apparently, they are all working for the same pure water company and living in the company's accommodation. Long and short of the story is that everyone who was helping this young man take care of his daughters was sexually molesting them and he didn't know. Not until the youngest daughter came to complain to him of pain in her privates and the older daughter spilled the story of what had been happening. His world came crashing down. After reading the story, I pondered over it for a long time and asked myself some pertinent questions - where is the mother in all of this. Probably separated or divorced. And what's her situation and her testimony right now - that she now has her freedom and living life happily maybe? Again I thought to myself, would she be stupid to have stayed for her children's sake? And be the bigger person in the marriage? Is this what some women mean when they say they are staying for the children? I definitely don't have the answers to all these questions I asked myself, it's almost like choosing between the devil and the deep blue sea hence a woman or a man has to do all in his/her power to make the marriage work and where he/she is not able, she can then strategically make her exit. It's not a decision you take in the spur of the moment or induced to take take especially where you don't have the support system or earning adequate income. The reason why I kept emphasizing on Blessed giving us a shout if she needed any help. I didn't even realize then that it was someone whose story I was familiar with. But after going back to read her earlier posts, I may conclude she has thought about it hard enough and has come to the best decision for herself and her baby. But pls, we shouldn't be too quick to castigate those who advise others to strive to make their marriages work as much as lieth in them. And when anyone has made a decision to leave, after careful consideration, their decisions should also be respected. @lovinam - In Blessed's case, while I also don't also agree she should beg her husband based on her previous posts, I wouldn't castigate anyone who advises her to consider that option. What if that is what will make her home peaceful? It's the end that matters, right? There is no one formula in marriage, and what works for A might not necessarily work for B. To each his own. @ahnie - you have made your decision to stay and I believe you have put some things in place to ensure relative peace in your home, pls do not be bullied into doing anything contrary to what you believe. It's your marriage, your life, your husband and your child. Take the best decision for yourself putting your everything else into consideration. And ask for grace and wisdom from God, and take each day as it comes. In all, pls be happy, make yourself happy. Find something doing that keeps you fulfilled. In conclusion, I go with that saying from zaynie' aunty - if your life is threatened in any way and you are unable to control it, please look for a safe haven. He who lives to fight and run away, lives to fight another day. |
**look like Obama, reason like Obanikoro** ![]() |
Superstory is it now the case that when you resign your job, a family or friend automatically replaces you? Na so dem dey get job by replacement?? |
favoured234:Hahahaha I love this mama But pls someone should re-emphasize this to Ayolight once again. From the time she steps in the airplane till they are back in Naija in good health, she shouldn't hesitate to ask for ANYTHING at all that will make her or Light's life better. She should not close mouth or be shy about it. |
blessedtwins:It is well blessedtwins. If this is not his first time, then you might need to report him to the police or an NGO that handles such cases. About selling the car, what will be his reaction? You don't want anyone stalking you for revenge because you not only left him and also sold his brand new car. Some men are very vindictive o. How do you think he will react if he knows you sold the car? Pls tread cautiously and manage your finances till it's all settled. Again, give us a shout out if and when need be. |
@ cherrymum - May God keep you and your LO. He will give you double joy for your sorrows past. Pls can I just ask some silly questions, and feel free to answer or decline, I won't mind one bit. Did you have any inkling before now that your hubby had this attitude? i.e. Rapist? Did you see anything in him to make you suspect he had fathered several kids from outside? Or are you just naturally not a suspicious person, i.e. Someone who believes the best of everybody and in all situations? I suspect your hubby is a phsychopath. They are able to lead different lives with different people without any iota of suspicion and unfortunately, there is little anyone can do to change them except God himself intervenes. Anyways, I am happy that you are happy with whatever decision that you have taken. That's the most important thing. Finding happiness and strength within yourself notwithstanding the storm that is raging in one's life. It is well with you and your LO. God bless. |
@ blessedtwins - is this his first time of hitting you or this has been happening repeatedly? Was he aware your dad was the one advising you to go to the hospital? Does he have good relationship with your dad or your family in general? Is he broke or something? I am asking you these stupid questions cuz it looks like the violence meted out to you emanated from ego, hatred and fear, not really for you but unfortunately, the violence was directed at you. I cant understand why he would go ahead and smash the phone to utter pieces for instance? To cut off communication with your dad? Or tell you not to take your daughter to the hospital even when it's glaring she needs urgent medical attention just because it's your dad that advised you to? I suspect there are deeper issues. Anyways, what is important NOW is the safety and good health of you and your baby. You know best if your dad's place is secure or not and since you say it's not secure, I respect that. Pls find a friend, another close family or church member that can take you in till you are able to sort things out. Do you have a job or business to keep you going? Do you have sufficient funds for the surgery and other living expenses for your baby or do you have someone who can take care of these expenses? These are immediate concerns that need to be addressed asap. Once these issues are well taken care of, please have your dad call him if he still respect your dad, if not, let your dad call his parents and other family members and let him explain why he beat you or has been beating you if it's not the first time. Take your next steps from the outcome of any meeting or discussion both families may have. But the priority again, is the safety and good health of you and your baby. Pls do not compromise this and don't hesitate to tell mamas here if you need any help whatsoever. We never know.... Hugz |
shndy:Bless you babes |
5minsmadness:Lol...it's fine 5mins. You are right actually. During the conversation, she should avoid mentioning the pregnancy to avoid setting him off again. |
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....and....and.....and its twins!

it is well

