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Kobicove:Yeah I believe she is too comfortable but I'm not one to cheat on my wife. |
pocohantas:No I'm not the same poster. We just have similar monikers, now that I see it. ![]() |
Ivorianaija:If you don't have anything sensible to contribute, can you kindly zip your pie-hole? forzarush:She is not depressed. I know that for a fact. I do help her as much as I can in regards to the homekeep. Cutehector:I do. Most of the times i give her money to buy clothes, she rather spends it on something else. And if at all she does buy clothes, she gets these drab attire that're not appealing. Lke she just buys them to justify my giving her the money. |
I'm 35 years old, my wife is 29. We have been together for about 6 years now and have two kids. Not long after our second baby, it became apparent that she stopped caring about her appearance. She's gained a lot of weight, and her dressing became sloppy. She will wear clothes that don't fit, not wear makeup, and now locks her hair, calling it "team natural". I don't expect a trophy wife but I do have some concern for her beauty and how she looks. When i met her she was a svelte, and chick lady. I'm afraid I'm no longer attracted to her physically. Though I've added some weight myself, I do go to the gym and care how I look. I've told her how i felt, not so much about her weight but about her appearance in general. I think she would have better chances at career mobility if she would dress for success. If she wears jeans that show her butt crack when she sits down, somehow i'm the arsehole for pointing it out, even though people are pointing and laughing. I've offered to help in any way i can, this including exercise together, or share a healthy diet, so it's something we can experience as a couple. Money for new clothes is no problem. She just doesn't care. Aside from the weight gain, when she occasionally takes a few minutes to put on makeup, do her hair, and wear proper clothes, she looks great and I always make a note to compliment her. Other than this we have a pretty great relationship, no major issues that can't be resolved. I'm just at my wit's end here, and there is nothing i can say or try to hint at that seems to make her consider my feelings enough to make a change. Each time I complain, she'll be like "I'm not trying to look beautiful for someone else". Any advice would be appreciated, thanks. |
raumdeuter:Do you sue years down the line when your above examples occur? This is America. When things like your points occur they don't wait for that long before suing. They sue your arse so fast you won't know what hit you. |
raumdeuter:So let's say they win the case and get their three million dollars. Does that change the race of the kid? Will she still not be half black? Or does it suddenly make everything okay? "Oh, people still make fun of us that our kid is half black, but it's okay now, we have three million!!! No more emotional distress!!!" I just feel it's greed. They just want to make money out of it, as the system allows it. |
raumdeuter:Dude (or lady, whichever one applies), I will not wait 2 years before I act. Infact I wouldn't even leave his office if I realize the error. It won't take me 2 years before I decide on what to do. Even if it were my kid and I found out that he/she was half black, I would sue right away, not TWO years down the line. They would have been seeing the baby everyday and know she's half black. And definitely there wouldn't have been any form of making fun of by anyone. Whites arent as thick-skinned as blacks. What I feel happened was some hungry lawyer heard about it and saw the chance of making money by telling the couple to sue the clinic. |
freecocoa:Is admitting their mistake and refunding their money not compensation enough? They still got to keep a healthy kid, something they had been trying to do for a long time. I'm not in support of the clinic for their gross mistake, but don't you think they are just being greedy and trying to take advantage of an unfortunate situation? Trying to make money out of it? My main bones about it is they want to do this TWO YEARS down the line. Didn't they realize the emotional distress when they first got the kid? |
Ewuro4:So why did they accept the child when they knew the grave mistake that was made by the clinic? They were refunded their money, and i know IVF ain't cheap, and still took the kid. If they were "white supremacists", they will NEVER, and I repeat, NEVER take the kid, knowing she was part black. Hell, the kid may not have even lived to this age. I feel they are just being greedy and trying to take advantage of a faulted system where certain people get away one way or the other with such a sad situation. |
MRBrownJ:Agreed, but they were refunded their money. Why, two years down the line, should they want to sue for "emotional distress" and still keep the kid? If they had been emotionally distressed why wait for two years? they should have rejected the baby immediately they all realized the mistake. They still kept the baby and now want to sue? Give me a break. |
Cutehector:Typo dude. ![]() |
[b]I don't know if anyone heard this story (for those who live here in the US), but I think this lady and her "partner" are just milking a system which is flawed none the least. Trust Americans anyway to sue for everything possible under the sun. What's my rant about? I was listening to a morning show on my way to work today and they presenters brought up a case that happened in Chicago, Illinois. As the whole world knows, same sex marriage has been legalized in the US (another story for another day), so some years ago a lady and her "partner" (another lady) went into a fertility clinic for them to have a baby. They mentioned they had been trying hard to have a healthy baby but all the fertility attempts they've been having in the past were either miscarried or they had to terminate the pregnancy. Happily for both ladies, the baby stayed and nine months later, they were delivered of a beautiful baby girl. The "problem" for them? The baby turned out to be half-case i.e. the egg of one of the partners was mistakenly fertilized by the semen sample of a black man and planted into the other partner. Apparently the fertility clinic staff mistakenly fertilized the egg with the wrong sample. The two ladies blew fire and brimstone, and the clinic apologized for their mistake and refunded their money. Now, two years down the line, with a very beautiful 2-year old daughter, one of the partners (apparently the one who's egg was used in the procedure) decided they both sue the fertility clinic for emotional distress. They are demanding three million dollars. Yet they still want to keep their daughter. Do you think they have a case? Or are they being greedy and unreasonable?[/b] |
dhensity:like i mentioned b4, i didn't show any anger when i saw her, our eyes just met for a second and she took hers away. i just simply walked away. it was much later that i started feeling the anger brewing. nd how would i have made a move on a girl who just vanished without a trace? |
yeah i guess. not worth the stress like tai2 said. |
madlady:u could be right. all the same thanks for all the explanations. u suggest (if) i see her again, i should walk up to her? |
madlady:she was born in 1985 (according to her profile page on the skool website), so she was about to turn 25 years old when i met her. |
madlady:U think so? maybe pple have different ways of saying things and this might have been her own version, which i count as immature anyway. |
madlady:Pro'lly, but i feel the least she should have done was telling me she had one or she wasn't interested in being my friend. and it wasn't as if i had even started wooing her. tai2:it's just the surprise of seeing her that made me start getting angry after i thot it thru. like u said, it's her loss, not mine. thanks all the same. |
madlady:At first when i saw her i wasn't angry. i was surprised. it was later on when i left and was thinking about it that the anger started brewing in me. [quote author=Blood_Shed link=topic=425604.msg5838712#msg5838712 date=1270540043]LOL MAN THE bleep UP!!!! You screwed up by bombarding her with calls, emails and voicemails etc. You should have just called her once and that's it. She's clearly leading you by your d*ck, and like a sucker you're taking the bait.[/quote]dude, it wasn't as if i was calling her everyday. when it first happened, i called her the first week once, then waited till the next week. when i didn't hear from her, i waited another 2 weeks then called. the next time i tried calling her was on her bday in december. the last time i sent her anything was b4 xmas(email). that was when i decided to stop all contact. Maybe i should have listened, but she once told me she was a miserable friend to anyone who wanted to be her friend. she always had this serious un-smiling look on her face all the time and i do jokingly tell her to put a smile on her face once in a while. |
Abbygyal:i had already forgotten abt her until i saw her today. u know that angry feeling that comes up when u realize someone who u thot may have vanished without a trace or word suddenly appears out of the blue, and doesn't seem to care whether ure feelings are hurt or not. |
I dnt think so. the loss of communication happened way back in october, and i just saw her today since the last time. so we are talking abt 6 months. |
and yeah, i felt i could eventually date her at some point, but didn't want to rush things. |
Abbygyal:I wasn’t bombarding her with emails or anything. The fact that there was no word or anything from her with no apparent reason made we wonder what was up. |
[b]I met this pretty Jamaican girl sometimes in august last year during my skool orientation. we got talking and i noticed she was the quiet type. i didn't want to rush things as i had just met her, so i decided to take it slow. we exchanged phone numbers that day. we got to know each other as time went by. even though i didn't understand half of what she said due to her jamaican accent, we still talked. her classes and mine were usually the same period, and most of the time her classes ended well before mine did, so i just got to see her every other day. we still kept in touch thru phone though. one thursday evening, she gave me a call and told me her laptop wasn't working properly. i told her to bring it to skool the following day for me to have a look. when i couldn't find a solution to it, i suggested she bring it the fllowing monday so that we would take it to the ICT center together. she agreed and we parted. ever since that day i never saw her. i tried calling her several times, she douldn't pick up. i sent her a couple of voice mails and emails, she didn't reply. the last mail i sent to her was on her bday, but since i didn't hear anything from her, i assumed she may have left the skool. this evening, i was in the computer lab checking my emails when i saw someone who I thot was her. I stood up and walked towards her. When I got there, our eyes met and lo and behold, it was her!!! I felt this anger begin to simmer in the pit of my stomach. Immediately she saw me, she took her eyes away. I simply walked away without saying anything. Ever since I saw her this evening, I have been having this angry feeling inside me. I know I shouldn’t, but I dnt knw why. Even if she didn’t want to be my friend, at least she should have told me.[/b] |



