Family › Re: Two Kids Die In Inferno After Mom Locked Them In, Went Out With Boyfriend by Kimoni: 6:40am On Oct 10, 2015 |
Hmnnnnnnnnn
RIP angels |
Family › Re: Did Your Family Use This Stove by Kimoni: 6:39am On Oct 10, 2015 |
Yes but the kerosene tank was in between the two burners instead |
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by Kimoni: 6:26am On Oct 10, 2015 |
Efemenaxy and Damiso - it's weekend!!!! Hallaluyah  |
Family › Re: Women, Childbirth And Laziness by Kimoni: 6:23am On Oct 10, 2015 |
Most ridiculous thread ever. Someone is angry that women are not in shape and he/she decides to use the Karthrashians as perfect examples  Rubbish! |
Family › Re: After Yrs Of Marriage,she And Her Ex-boyfriend Still Secretly Communicate.advice by Kimoni: 6:14am On Oct 10, 2015 |
This is why men die before men. You have been angry since day before yesterday, till now you are still angry yet your wife at the center of all this is balling and having the time of her life with different men. For how long will you continue to be angry and wreck yourself emotionally? First thing is to take charge of your mind and take charge of your health. As much as she is your wife, you shouldn't develop High blood Pressure over an issue that is making is doing the opposite to her. For what naa? She is now totally in charge of your happiness?? She can lock and unlock ur emotions at will? Please work on yourself. Nobody will do that for you. If you are truly tired of this attitude and you can't ignore it, then do something about it. Take action and stop allowing her to treat you like an idiot that you are gradually turning out to be. See how you are being lied to over and over again  , deleting numbers everyday, calling guys you don't know to keep away from your wife  like a poster asked, are you a weakling? It's your home, please take charge of it! |
Family › Re: I Dont Know What To Do About My Wife's Behaviour. by Kimoni: 5:59am On Oct 10, 2015 |
bellong: You have to adopt the skill of an Eagle in training her eaglet to fly.
Look away from helping till she gets to a point of confusion then step in. When it is done, let her know she needs to lear n the art of appreciation. She may put up a fight for allowing her get to that point before helping, don't bother she will ease off.
No matter what, everybody must learn to say thank you, please and sorry. It doesn't matter whether he/she is your spouse, efforts must be appreciated. It encourages the other person to do more.
Same way some husbands never at any time thank their wives for the good food they eat daily.
Op, your wife is either doing it deliberately or she lacks that moral aptitude of appreciation.
For those who opined that they are one and appreciation is not needed, why do you people thank God for things? I really pray the OP can pull this off. This is the tactful solution he needs |
Nairaland General › Re: See The Big Reptile Killed Beside My House This Afternoon by Kimoni: 8:04pm On Oct 09, 2015 |
mulante: I guess this is a monitor lizard. Sometimes i wonder how a harmless creature that has survived against all odds in the wild to become this big is put to instant death because we sometimes think its our neighbour's familiar that has come to cause us harm.
Buhari (govt. ) better make moves to resuscitate our zoos and reward Nigerians who donate any impressive wild animal to the nearest zoo, thereby conserving wildlife. If the thing na winch, make he turn back to human being inside the cage for the zoo.
Very soon, we'll run out of strange things to kill in this country and start killing people that speak strange languages. Very valid point! |
Family › Re: A Few Thoughts On Unclothedness AKA N@kedness by Kimoni: 8:02pm On Oct 09, 2015 |
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Family › Re: A True Mother/virtuous Woman (pic) by Kimoni: 7:56pm On Oct 09, 2015 |
Dyt: Later now they will shout feminism Where's the man now Is that not his duties to take care of the kids, why does she have to work so hard doing the mans role Bunch of lazy men every where Figure heads This was supposed to be a beautiful and inspiring thread for women and men alike but as usual, you totally derailed the course of this thread with feminism and its usual rants. You went ahead to throw the first, second, third...shades; yet, y'all keep shouting of how others won't leave feminists alone. smh |
Family › Re: A Few Thoughts On Unclothedness AKA N@kedness by Kimoni: 7:34pm On Oct 09, 2015 |
Mizmycoli and her threads  You strike me like one going thru through a quarterlife crises. **This is just me thinking aloud oo biko no offence intended |
Family › Re: Advise Needed On Wife's Behaviour by Kimoni: 7:27pm On Oct 08, 2015 |
MarvellousGod: @ bolded, that's where the problem lies... how can he establish that nothing is going on when the woman receives calls when he's away.. What's she hiding? To think that man is someone that has wooed her right from when they were courting makes it worse.. What's so big in telling a 'toaster' off? Why has she maintained the relationship all along? There's a difference btw friends (colleagues, course mates) and an admirer. . We all know most admirers seek romantic relationships. . The woman is even married now, why can't the guy just keep off?
I have male friends but I'm open about the friendships.. my husband knows I keep them and is comfortable with them .. Op isn't comfortable with the relationship, why is the woman finding it hard to discharge them? Does she value the friendship more than her husband?
This has nothing to do with trust please. .. Nothing will be happy if their partner receives calls from an admirer everyday... ..
However, I don't support the op confronting the guy... he should sort it out with his wife... If this is not about trust, then I really don't know what it is. Your husband is comfortable with your male friends because he trust you, the OP needs to also get to that stage where he is not bothered about his wife's male callers especially when she has not given him any previous reason to doubt her. Is it a crime for her to tell him about her toasters? Is the toaster still asking the wife out? Even after realizing she is married? Is that the impression the OP got from speaking with him? I didnt see that. He duly apologized and dropped the phone, even enquiring after to know of the OP is still angry. Does that sound like someone who wants to bed the OP's wife at all cost? A guy asking you out before you got married does not mean that he is still going to be interested in you after marriage. I don't want to believe that is always or even mostly the case. Especially when they are course mates...not every male out there is a pervert. |
Family › Re: How My Husband Saved My Crumbling Marriage...!!! by Kimoni: 7:36am On Oct 08, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Advise Needed On Wife's Behaviour by Kimoni: 7:22am On Oct 08, 2015 |
ope30: she is in her final year, till she finished school before she can come n live with me permanently, i do talk to her, asked her if she love me and she always says yes, den stop all these, she wil promise to stop, am having greats headache, as per DNA don't know how to do dar n d cist i heard us huge. tnx all @ope, pls don't destroy your young marriage with your own hands due to unecessary insecurities. Marriage does not translate to bondage for your wife just because she is now married to you. Have you stopped communicating with every girl you knew since you got married to her? You can't run your home with all these insecurities, it will kill your marriage even before it starts. Your wife is a student and she will definitely have male friends. Some of these male students who find her attractive, either because of age or immaturity will find it difficult to understand why they should give her space as a married woman. The solution is not to start "talking sense to your wife" or "deleting her friends's nos" or "reporting her to your parents". You have taken every wrong step in solving this problem and the result is that your wife now resent you. Who wouldn't resent you with all these draconian rules? Do you know how embarrassing it will be for her when she gets back to school and word spreads round that she is married to a dictator or she has become a slave in her husband's house? How would you feel if you are the one? Your marriage is still young, if you didn't trust her, why did you marry her? Your marrying her meant you trusted her, so please cut her some slacks. As long as you can establish that nothing is going on between herself and the guys, then let her be and if you find it too uncomfortable, tell her and she will know how to discharge the friends. It is not your duty. |
Health › Re: Help !!! Help Save Light; A Great Fighter by Kimoni: 8:34pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Question For The Men by Kimoni: 3:49pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
bellong: It is true now. Common on this forum, many a female married with two eyes opened yet will come here to rant about their husbands.
Last weekend, I was asking a lady some basic questions about her fiancé and she couldn't give me answers. I was forced to ask her what they talk about in the relationship. Courtship is not meant to be going to fast food joints, movies or night suyas, it is to get to know each other well if you could live together. Emotions and logic must be balanced.
If you erroneously married a lazy husband, please spare us the agony of your rant here. Lol...but you know misery loves company naa |
Events › Re: Happy Birthday Idowuogbo by Kimoni: 3:46pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Question For The Men by Kimoni: 9:53pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
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Fashion › Re: I Was Duped By Jennylov (Jennifer C. Ukanwa ogbebor) by Kimoni: 9:01pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
Venom104: Cant even buy N5 akara on Nairaland at the moment..  |
Fashion › Re: I Was Duped By Jennylov (Jennifer C. Ukanwa ogbebor) by Kimoni: 8:49pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
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Events › Re: Happy Birthday Idowuogbo by Kimoni: 8:20pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
Badosky  Happy birthday love. God bless you now and always. Sambarry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pls serve us jollof rice and shicken jor |
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by Kimoni: 6:49pm On Oct 05, 2015 |
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Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by Kimoni: 12:46pm On Oct 05, 2015 |
Naijababe and Edwife - these things are bound to happen once in a blue moon to make you stronger. I am not even bothered you know, it's a minute of distraction they never recovered from. Shit happens I understand  but it won't stop the cup from finding its roots  the cup is between 2 neigbours, and we'll show our noisy neighbours just why it's always us  What happened is in no way comparable to the blue bus that has crashed and totally beyond repairs  I would sincerely advise 'em to start shopping for a manager who will handle them in the second division cuz Mou will leave them out in the cold when they inevitably get there  As for gunners, no be today. If there's one thing I am sure of, the cup is not theirs for the taking. I can bet my entire pension on it. 4th position is what the gods have destined for them. It's not their fault, it's just destiny. Anyways, patience is a virtue  |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Kimoni: 12:22pm On Oct 05, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Why Is That Women Barely Let Go When Angry by Kimoni: 11:39pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
Lol...this sounds so familiar.
With age and maturity, she will drop this habit but you can hasten it by constantly telling her how much you are displeased when she behaves like that. |
Family › Re: Need Advice From Married Couples/divorced Women by Kimoni: 9:28pm On Sep 29, 2015 |
Phema: Please stay in the marriage and work it out. It's for better for dead.
*Yawns*  |
Family › Re: He Hit Her Few Weeks To Their Wedding? Should She Go On With The Wedding? by Kimoni: 8:22am On Sep 29, 2015 |
NO, he hits her once, he will do it again! |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Kimoni: 8:16am On Sep 29, 2015 |
DBking: Hahahahahaha birds of a bird feather go sing praise on top their likes to feel good.abi o,she real die liar,she lied bout the cookingand eating and was busted.be a good friend and advise her to stop doing 'I must belong' becos e no pay and oneday dem go catch you even thou say dem don already catch her as her rubber cup don full hahahahahahahahahahahaha There must be something about Herz that's paining you soo bad. That much is very obvious. I don't know what it is, but I hope you get closure very soon. This bitterness is not good for the soul. |
Family › Re: Is Experience Really The Best Teacher? by Kimoni: 11:35pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
raumdeuter: WHy did sh start from the childbirth?
WHy didnt the mother invite the daughter to the place where it all started
When she and her partner were making the child so the daughter can learn better
This one she do na half education  |
Fashion › Re: I Was Duped By Jennylov (Jennifer C. Ukanwa ogbebor) by Kimoni: 10:54pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
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Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by Kimoni: 10:51pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by Kimoni: 10:49pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
Mindfulness: Very well said!
I agree 100%. My parents always had a joint account and used to make EVERY decision on how the money was spent TOGETHER. We have never lacked anything in this home. However, my mother was a very economical and saving person. Therefore, trust is not only achieved by honest communication but also influenced by how reasonable and down-to-earth your spouse is. Trust must be developed and maintained by all parties involved. In this case, by the man's open communication and the woman's lack of greed and presence of economical thinking.
When we were still very young and in primary school, my father travelled abroad to work for almost a year. He was sending MOST of the money he made home. His uncle asked him if he wasn't worried that my mother will spend or even waste the money. My father wasn't. When he returned home all the money was still there. My mother spent NOTHING. She was feeding us from what she made by herself. After my father's return, my parents set up a very profitable business. The rest is history  If you don't mind, can you shed more light on why she didn't touch the money even though they were both joint providers before he left? It's obviously not a case of "she didn't have any need to spend the money on". |
Family › Re: The Blessing Of Coming From A Broken Home by Kimoni: 10:27pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
- In some cases, you have each parent doting on you and trying to outdo each other in showing you love.
- All things being equal, you are more resolved not to end up like your parents, hence, you don't take love/relationships for granted. |