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qwertyboss:Um.... That makes no sense of any kind. God is spirit and you think the seal He would place on men is a superficial one — one of the human body? ![]() |
Jashub:So, basically, the statistics that also show that some men do in fact marry women of the same class and higher are to be ignored because it is the women to blame for why other men choose to marry down? ![]() |
Jashub:1. https://innovativeresearchmethods.org/22252-2/ According to research, there are lots of married women out there who are breadwinners in their own homes. ![]() 2. I wouldn't want to do that since most of those men chose hypogamy for selfish reasons. So, there is no point in comparing the number of Osinachis out there to the number of men who chose hypogamy for the sake of their egos. ![]() 3. That is no fact but a private delusion of yours. ![]() 4. So, the many other men out there who marry women of their class and higher are not men, abi? And the women they are married to, are not women, right? ![]() |
Sand2022:First things first, the 144,000 are all Israelites. This from the context of the very same book of Revelation where you claim to have gotten your information from. Second, they all have the mark of God, and according to scripture, those who were marked by God were instead those sent out into the world to bring back their brothers and sisters — Israel — from all the ends of the world - Isaiah 66 vs 18 - 23 meaning these are people who were sent out from the beginning of the march to gather the lost sheep of Israel, and so are not of this age. ![]() |
Jashub:Again, who send you to bring all to the table when you can instead get a woman who can carry some of that load with you instead? Who send you hypogamy if not your ego and desire to claim power and control over the woman by proclaiming you bring all to the table? ![]() |
Jashub:1. Do you think I engage in those nonsensical debates amongst your kind? ![]() 2. Please visit commonsense abeg! There are women out there who are able to share all the responsibilities you listed and more. Osinachi, who is worm food today, did all you listed in her own marriage. So, again, the question is, why do you choose women who are not able to contribute only so you can come and beat your chest as if some gorilla that you carry it all for head? Who send you? ![]() 3. Women have been doing it all for centuries... even before the time of your ancestors. So the major question remains, why do you date down, against commonsense, all so you can come to beat your chest like a gorilla that you do it all? Who send you? ![]() |
Jashub:Again, this is a very stupid question to ask a random person since no random person can meet your standard. You decide what your standard is and then you find dates that match that standard you have for yourself. ![]() Hypogamy is not of common sense but of foolishness for both men and women, so it makes no sense for a man to date hypogamously, then go out and complain that he is having to carry it all on his head — only a fool does that. ![]() |
Jashub:1. That is a stupid question to ask since you decide by your choice what the woman you want has to bring to the table — the same way women decide what their choice of men should bring to the table. if you want a woman who brings half of the finances to the table, then commonsense is that you would only want to date those women who are able to meet up to that standard you have in the relationship. It is nonsensical to ask this question while you blindly go around picking women who don't even measure up. ![]() 2. Why does the modern woman or cardi B or Nicky Minaj have to dress like their grandmothers? Do you yourself dress as your ancestors did? Nonsense! ![]() 3. Please stop spewing trash pretending you can hit wisdom by it. ![]() |
Jashub:1. Comprehension be your issue abi wetin? ![]() 2. So, now you want statistics, huh? Go on nairaland to see troves of posts from Nigerian men insisting it is better to marry down for their peace of mind or whatever when in actual fact, they do so in order that they can sit as gods over their women in marriage. ![]() 3. So a man marrying a woman in the same economic class as he is at least is out of the question because the man cannot spend the money the woman makes? ![]() 4. Modern women? This has been the culture in that country since the time of your ancestors — marry down in order to claim power and control over women in marriage. The men who go against the grain remain in the minority even to this day. ![]() 5. Abandon Hypogamy, and find common sense abeg! ![]() |
AntiChristian:1. So, you ignore the fact that Jesus Christ declared He was forsaken on the cross... all so you can chase after a phantom idea that He must have sinned instead.. OK. ![]() 2. If you believe Jesus Christ didn't contradict Himself then why do you keep insisting He did by pretending that the same Law and Will of the Father which He, Jesus Christ, made clear He lived in submission and obedience, took on a place to lesser importance? ![]() 3. Those very same texts also explain to you that those who belong to God are those who are not in violation of any of God's Law. If God says anyone who is hung on a tree to die violated His very Law, does that mean such a person belongs to Him still? ![]() |
Jashub:1. Please stop. So the many unmarried rich women out there are what? Cow fodder? ![]() The vast majority of Nigerian men desire power and control in marriage and they know the only way they can get that is to marry down. That is why many of them will date successful women but marry down when it is time to settle down. This is not a secret at all. ![]() |
Curiouscity:1. Men majorly embrace Hypogamy in order to source for themselves power and control over another human being in the name of marriage. So, why aren't the same women to take advantage of the potential poverty alleviation that goes with such unions for at least as long as they can have it? ![]() 2. Of course! What other rational reason exits for a woman to enter into such a union where a man sits as god over her if not what he provides? Why blame women for stating the obvious. ![]() |
Jashub:You mean the type of man who thought of marriage as a way to achieve his lust for power and control, particularly by way of hypogamy? ![]() |
AntiChristian:1. So, tell us then what Jesus Christ did to disobey God? ![]() 2. You arrived at this claim of yours how? ![]() 3. Not fair? Well, are you to tell God what laws He can or cannot to His own people? If the people to whom the law was given did not see fit to complain, who you? ![]() |
AntiChristian:1. Yes, the curses listed in Deuteronomy 28 apply as far as those who disobey God, and yes, Jesus Christ lived His life in submission and obedience to God's Old Law or Moses as an Israelite. However, the curse in Deuteronomy 21 vs 22 - 23 is not as a result of disobedience or anything a one does. ![]() 2. Pretty much what it says there and hence what happened to Jesus Christ. ![]() |
AnonymousCEO:Are you her doctor to conclude the reason she has yet to conceive has to do with her marrying as a virgin at the age of 30? Have you also examined the husband to make sure he is not at fault? ![]() |
onumadu:1. Did you even bother reading the story at all before you started rambling? ![]() 2. Again, you ramble on about conception where nowhere in the story is it mentioned that she had problems conceiving. ![]() 3. I didn't insult you. Just making it clear that all you posted amounts to gobbledegook. ![]() |
onumadu:1. This is a very senseless submission. ![]() 2. So all the women out there who married at young age only to wait 10 or more years before their conceiving are what? Not women at all? ![]() 3. Go get your head checked and stop postulating bullsheet theories born of what amounts to your brain farts. ![]() |
I was told to have a child to secure my crashing marriage after I married as a virgin’ – Chigul makes shocking revelation Nigerian media personality, Chioma Omeruah better known as Chigul has opened up about the series of advice she received from people when she was married. Chigul, revealed the advice while reacting to Basketmouth’s estranged wife Elsie Okpocha ‘s post on women, marriage, and kids. Elsie, a mother of three had taken to her Instagram page to caution people against shaming unmarried women. She noted how ladies and women get shamed for late marriages and late childbirth. Reacting to Elsie’s post, Chigul wrote: Someone told me, just born one hold am. I was like are we playing cards? Hold am kwa? Hiaaaan! Nigerians are too forward. Glamsquad notes that Chigul was once married and the union crashed after just one year and she held herself responsible. On Kemi Adetiba’s King Women series, Chigul said: “We were not perfect, there were good days I won’t lie. It just got to a place where we both didn’t care anymore. I have been made to believe that it was my job to keep that afloat and the fact that it sank, I take on my head. I didn’t understand why no one except my siblings cared to ask how I was doing. I was depressed and I didn’t care. I wasn’t going to kill myself but the sweet, funny girl didn’t want to come out. I felt like I was going through a tough time with my marriage and everyone was saying go back to your husband and no one asked how I was feeling. I had nowhere to land, it fell apart and I didn’t want it to. When I needed people to be there for me, no one was there. The worse was when I heard that my husband had a child with someone else, a year into our separation. The worse thing for me right now is not being in a relationship but I wanted to give my mother grandchildren. My success with my career is great, it’s wonderful. I thank God for it every day but I want other things. I did some things wrong for instance I sold the wedding rings and I told him I did. In my mind, my rings were a symbol of something that didn’t exist. It was a circle I was wearing on my finger while I had an absentee husband. It was one of the worst things I ever had to go through but one of the best things because it taught me so much. The ‘Road to Yesterday’ actress said she was a virgin when she got married at 33 and expressed joy at not having any child from the marriage. Would I have changed anything about it? No, because it happened for a reason. I’m happy it happened at one year with no children, no attachments. I married at 33, I married a virgin. That was my first ever anything and it was supposed to be special and last. Chigul further told of how she was a serial failure at school. She noted that it was extremely tough on her because of the status of her father as a former military governor of Anambra state. In academics, I wasn’t necessarily the brightest; I was kinda dull when it came to schoolwork. So form 4 came and we did final exams and I failed so I had to repeat a class. When I got to Lagos, I told my dad that I was going to repeat Form 4. The next thing I knew, I was in Airforce secondary school in Lagos he said there was no way I was going to go back to Jos and embarrass him how can Samson Emeka Omeruah’s daughter be repeating a class? I was never into school. I took the Cambridge exam, JAMB, WAEC and I didn’t pass too well. I was failing woefully. When I took TOEFL and SAT, I did okay and I got into Delaware University.
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Braintaf23:I thought he maybe knew them. ![]() |
Gospel2Day:1. Jesus Christ instead went around calling people out from the synagogues and temples, and homes to come to follow Him instead. ![]() 2. Jesus Christ taught His followers to not use His name for that which He did not command of them, so when you build your churches and claim you do it for Jesus Christ, you actually commit sin against Him who never gave you permission to attach His name to such activities. ![]() 3. Jesus Christ said those who belong to Him are those who do as He commands them to. So, if you are busy following the examples of others rather than doing only that which Jesus Christ commands, then you are not of Jesus Christ - John 14 vs 15 - 20. It is not ok to state that because you saw the words "the church that meets in someone's house" in scripture means you should do the same using the name of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, again, said His friends are those who do as He says - John 15 vs 14. ![]() 4. What you just spewed there amounts to a meaningless bullsheet. Jesus Christ didn't teach any of His followers such bullsheet. ![]() 5. Ah! Deductive reasoning ... that is what you call the many doctrines and traditions of men which Jesus Christ instead warned His followers against proclaiming them all lies which are meant to deceive and delude many away from following the Truth of God - Matthew 15 vs 1 - 14 & Mark 7 vs 1 - 13. Jesus Christ called them all lies, so, yeah! ![]() 6. Wow... so because Jesus Christ rose on the 3rd day, you conveniently concluded that to mean your Sunday meetings are sanctioned by Him? You must think of yourself as a deductive-reasoning champion in your church to have come up with that one .... LOL. You even found a way to rope Paul into what is foolishness. So, even though Jesus Christ never commanded it, meaning He never gave you permission to use His name for your Sunday worships, you think it makes sense to claim you do it for Jesus Christ, and use His name as though it is sanctioned by Him because of your deductive reasoning abilities? ![]() 7. So, never mind the fact that Jesus Christ made it abundantly clear in His Law — God's New Covenant and agreement in the Kingdom of God— that the only way to honor Him, and the Father, is to obey His teachings and commandments, you believe instead that following pagan rituals such as this fasted two times a week on Wednesdays and Fridays which you suggest dates back to your church history — starvation diets are Pagan rituals and not commanded by God by the way - Zechariah 7 & Isaiah 58 — using the name of Jesus Christ is what Jesus Christ wants from His followers? ![]() |
gasparpisciotta:You cannot tell a person's personality type just by the way they seat or how they look. This New Year, let's spend time learning not to judge a book by its cover, shall we? You can catch up on the personality types at least from the following link https://www.personalityperfect.com/16-personality-types/ OP, Congratulations! Here's wishing you both a lovely union! ![]() |
apache22b:Braintaf23, you never respond to this naw! Na the place be this? ![]() |
FavouredNK:1. Now you descend to attacking my username as if your case is made legit by that dumbness on your part? ![]() 2. You have yet to show here that you can even reason halfway through that which you prescribe. ![]() |
xristos:1. How do you come to conclude that they are a minority? Or are you under some delusion that because a person is in a marriage it means the person was created by God to live as a Eunuch or what? ![]() 2. Hence the reason you need to stop dragging God into your debates regarding marriage because there is no amount of God that will cause your marriage not to fail. Consider the case of Moses, Ezekiel, Hosea..... the list goes on. ![]() |
FavouredNK:1. Oh, so to read it right-side up is to completely ignore what God said so you can assert instead that which you prefer? ![]() 2. So you do at least understand that we each have our own individual ideas of what genuine love pertains then? Then what was that nonsense-filled ramble earlier about genuine love as if it were overarching? ![]() 3. That all means absolutely nothing where marriage is concerned. ![]() 4. That can never happen actually, and Jesus Christ is exactly the reason why. ![]() |
xristos:Let me guess, you don't agree with what God Himself says so you kick against me instead? ![]() |
xristos:Matching libido? There is no such thing as sex hormones in humans can never be synched up. So, when the sex hormones run out on his next partner, you will also advice him to find another to marry for the sake of sex, right? ![]() |
FavouredNK:1. So, in your assessment, children raised with what you claim is much parental love can not have different measures for love at all? They are like robots who can no longer think outside of the box because of how much parental love they supposedly received growing up. ![]() 2. What you continue to describe are nothing but fantastical ideas of love — typically born of brain chemicals — and with no real substance to them. If I asked you to write down a list of things people who love would typically do, I bet you would come up with a kindergarten list of ideas as a result. ![]() |
FavouredNK:1. I am not giving you validation. You told a story and I simply acknowledged receipt of your side of the tale! However, I look forward to also hearing from the other person in the partnership to conclude on the truth of your claim. That's all! ![]() 2. Na you tell story! ![]() |
xristos:1. There are other ways to multiply apart from procreating. Also, the same God who you claimed enshrined procreation instead said He created some Eunuchs from birth, made some Eunuch in this life, and allowed others to live as Eunuchs for the sake of His Kingdom - Matthew 19 vs 12. Clearly, God Himself doesn't agree with your belief that procreation is enshrined in marriage. ![]() 2. You can do whatever you want with your fleshly desires, but don't pretend that it has to do with God abeg! In Luke 20 vs 34 -36, following what God decreed in Genesis 3 vs 16, Jesus Christ made clear that your marriages are of this world and not of the Kingdom of God. ![]() |
PlanktonX:Mariage is an agreement between a man and a woman, meaning the agreement ought to define the love between the couple — it is not meant to be left blank as most people do. ![]() 2. You actually think love is only for oyinbos? ![]() 3. We don dey see the value of the weight wey those things carry naw... na the result we dey see for today so. ![]() |
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