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bashydemy:Where do I even start from? You have got the whole concept of marriage wrong, your wife is your better half, your most trusted partner in this life journey and not your mum. The day you got married to her is the day you got a new mother so she is not in any way inferior to your mother and should not be treated as such. I am not saying your mother is useless or you shouldn't confide in her but not at the expense of your wife. If you have known your mum for 26 years and your wife for only a short while, why didn't you choose your mother to bear your children but chose your wife instead? That doesn't make sense right? Exactly! And it's the same reason why that your argument is invalid. It's not about how long you have known your wife and mother, it's about whose responsibility it is your build a home with you, that's your wife and not your mother. You may not realize this but you are the one that is actually sowing the seed of discord between your wife and mother by making them rivals. A mother's blessing is good but trust me, it doesn't take the place of your wife's blessing. I have seen men who had problems in their businesses and careers and the solution has been for them to go back to their wives for prayers and blessings. Don't underestimate your wife pls, work in harmony with her to maximize the God-given potentials God has deposited in her to bless her family with. It's great that you are providing for your family, but it doesn't take the place of the love, respect and peace you should also give to them. God bless your family. |
thelish:Glad you feel much better now. It's okay to vent once in a while ![]() Stay positive dear |
bukatyne:
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damiso: SowwyyAhhh your dumbbells have arrived? Are they 2kg each? Welludone ooo |
But she did... |
zemaye: wicked babe I'll take the measurements today though I can feel the shredding already Body calipers I'll def check it out too |
Well done peeps. Like she always says no injuries pls |
Day 6 done. Think I have I have lost about 2kg since I started. From 69 to 67kg. Ordered this more comprehensive scale from Argos. I want to measure every inch of fat in every part of my body. This is my latest job function ![]()
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mredwifeosband:@ bolded |
thelish:Now that you can't cope any longer, what are your plans? Divorce him and be a single mother? Would that make you richer by any means? Or marry a richer husband so you won't wallow in poverty again? Na so rich men booku for town Or what solution are you looking at exactly?I honestly feel for your husband cuz there are many like him. Graduates who are constantly roaming the street looking for non-existing jobs. You mentioned he applied severally but he couldn't get a place, so he is not entirely lazy like you are painting him. My advice is for both of you to reassess your lives and face reality. For him, If white collar jobs are not forthcoming, he needs to look elsewhere. Maybe do some manual jobs to raise capital and then start a business. You need to gently have that discussion with him, he is already getting depressed or even depressed already, he needs you most now. And for you, the grass is not always greener elsewhere. There is something you have in your marriage that these neigbours of yours laughing at you desperately desire, but they won't tell you that. If you make the mistake of living your life to please your neighbors, too bad for you. Since your food business is doing well, try and raise more capital to expand your business. TFC started this way as well. Catering for parties, then she expanded to Fast foods and the business grew so big that even the hubby had to resign to join his wife. So I really don't know why you are feeling low that you are selling food as a graduate you need to get your priorities right. Believe in that little business of yours, focus on it and very soon, it will be big enough to more than cater for your family's needs. Even Shit business is good business nowadays. ask Otunba Ghaddafi - RIP to him. |
naijababe:Lol...that's my goal |
mabella2:Lol....very innovative |
Day 5 done. Still looking forward to the day I will try Nat's press-ups, for now, I am with Anita. |
kay29000:Like so many things in this world...but people still do them anyways |
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kay29000:You wish! Death is only the beginning of another journey...that's my belief anyways. Don't know where you stand on that. I am yet to see any problem that last forever. Whatever you are going through, I am sure it's just a phase. Don't give up, just keep moving and you'll be out of it before you know it Tough times don't last but tough people do... |
@topic All the parties get the blame surely - the married man, the single girl but society also get a big chunk of the blame. The society gets the blame cuz it's almost like babymamas are now being idolized especially when the dude is rich and the girl can flaunt her ill-gotten wealth; and if she is lucky to marry the man eventually, waoh! she becomes a demi-god. So we have moved from a society that stigmatizes singles dating married men to one that makes them role models. I guess these days, whatever anyone does with his or her body is his/her right, so ![]() All things being equal, the man should take the larger part of the blame because asides the fact that often times, he is the more matured one of the two parties who should have learnt the art of fleeing such temptations, he is also the one reneging on a vow he took with another party. But that's just theory, cuz in reality, he often loses nothing and the same society blames the wife instead for failing to keep her man from straying. Shitty world!!! As for the girl, what can I say? She is being given the license more than ever to date anybody she likes, married or not as long as she is reaping from the union. And morality has become a "Greek" word she has never heard about. She lives by nobody's rules. Well, Karma calleth! |
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dayo23:You self see am? The fear of Tinubu oooo |
opella:Yes you will ![]() |
naijababe:Hahahahahhahhaha |
Just finished my Day 4. Getting more bearable I guess Welcomes Mrs OJ. Like I always say, if lazy kimoni can do it, then anybody can. |
Congrats daddy ![]() |
pickabeau1: ![]() Pickabeau.... guarding the men's room like national treasury ![]() |
Why are snakes visiting you people like this? Who una offend?? Thank God for your life anyways |
Ppmoma:Awwwwwwwwwww Don't worry, if I can do it(lazy, lazy me) then you can. I think we have the same motivation - I love sexy bodies ![]() The motivation here drives you hard too, just stick around and we'll all get there together. But I must warn you about our headmistress though, you won't find her a very nice person if you keep missing your work-outs, but never mind, just keep at it and you'll be just fine. |
Njokusboy - A few of my thoughts on some of the things you highlighted - We say Buhari has started slow, maybe you are right if you compare him to previous administrations who come in, show some braggado in their first few weeks and list out several white elephants projects they have commenced. And that's as far as it goes. We know the rest of the story. Consequently, I have never been a fan of this initial gra gra by any administration because if you really want to make a lasting change in a country as big and diverse as ours, with systemic rots that transcends multiple administrations, then I don't expect any miracle in the first 100 days. How So when you say he is slow, that is relative and it will only be to people who are comparing him with previous administrations which is fair enough if you like initial gra gra. But for people like me who have never fancied the 100-day show off, we are still watching, no score yet.However, one area which has worn out my long-lasting patience is the issue of BH. And why is this? Till date, lives are still being lost and families are still being torn apart. Unfortunately, that's a No No for me. These people are humans like you and I with flesh and blood. If people are going to enjoy the dividends of voting Buhari, they need to be alive to do so, they won't be recalled back from the grave when things get better. I would say this is the major reason why a lot of people especially moi wanted Jonathan out and couldn't wait for him to go so that the continual wastage of lives would stop immediately. Unfortunately, this has not happened and it makes me sad more than anything else. Every human deserves a right to live, and the government of the day owes them that - to protect us all from any invasion, external or internal. The issue of a helipad thus become a non-issue for me especially when I read up how much it truly cost(without the usual inflation) and the reasons behind it. I understand it doesn't cost much, cuz really, this is not some fine architectural masterpiece we are talking about here. And then the motives behind it which I totally understand and agree with. I used to work on the Island some years back and I know what it is when Jonathan or Pepe comes to Lagos, especially madam Pepe. It was a living hell. They didn't even have to come to ur environment before you felt their impact. At 12 midnight, we would all still be trapped in the offices cuz the traffic build-up was yet to clear, the alternative was to summon up courage and get in the traffic, and a journey of 15 mins would take up to 4 to 5 hrs. No exaggerations here. And remember that the longer you stay in traffic, the higher the chances of 'the owners' coming to visit you. I want to believe what is experienced in Lagos is what other states would face each time a president or his vice comes visiting, maybe on a smaller scale though. I read how Ogun State came to a stand still when Osinbanjo visited a few weeks ago. Now sum up all the man-hours wasted, the risk, the mental and physical effects and so on for thousands/millions of people who will constantly be affected by his movements to Daura or wherever and see which is more cost efficient. |
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damiso:Thanks Damiso. I'll see how it goes after this 30 days ![]() |
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dinachi:Correct! More like eating their cake and having it |
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Or what solution are you looking at exactly?
you need to get your priorities right. Believe in that little business of yours, focus on it and very soon, it will be big enough to more than cater for your family's needs. Even Shit business is good business nowadays. ask Otunba Ghaddafi - RIP to him.

