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Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 8:04am On Aug 10, 2016
DemiGoddess:
[color=#808000]Hope so...
Yes it is.....I'll whisper their suspended sobriquet to you in the evening. wink
DemiGoddess:
It's another Madrid win, new silverware.[/color]
You're a Madridista? I am a Barcelonian cool

I shill show you the beauty of style and finesse not just in football but in penning.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 9:45pm On Aug 09, 2016
DemiGoddess:
[color=#808000]Can't believe I'm here after nearly 4 months. shocked
It feels like I'm new, strange monikers and all... undecided [/color]
Strange monikers? angry Old folks in new drapery, I tell you.

But you'll get used to them.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 7:49pm On Aug 09, 2016
DemiGoddess:
Here!
Hey!! It takes seeing to believing. wink
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 7:47pm On Aug 09, 2016
byvan03:
It's just the type that appeals to my personality most.
Quite frankly it has it's benefits and rewards.

But nothing replaces African traditional marriage. No matter how pared down or flamboyant.

We are a communal lot and our marriage system is part of our ingrained beingness.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 5:32pm On Aug 09, 2016
5minsmadness:
Added to dictionary grin
Broda mi. I am honoured.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 5:31pm On Aug 09, 2016
byvan03:
Odiegwu!
Eziokwu grin grin grin grin

I'm a young lad who has dined with the spirits of our ancestors past.

I see you feeling soft about court marriage. Are you domiciled in the West?
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 5:24pm On Aug 09, 2016
byvan03:
Of course, you can knock yourself out. It will be a shame if you are single and yet deem yourself qualified to have an opinion at all on matters such as this.
grin grin grin grin grin I am the custodian of Africa's finest norms and tradition. Call me the steward of our fathers' arcanum grin

I'm a chief, baby(?)
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 4:41pm On Aug 09, 2016
byvan03:
It's not really my job to convince you. Its ok to disregard my so called "shallow " opinion and move on.
I have. But not before pointing the world to your ankle-deep reservoir of marital knowledge grin grin grin
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 4:22pm On Aug 09, 2016
Mindfulness:
grin grin

And the funny thing is that any cultural practice MUST differ from any Western cultural practices, which makes Western cultural practices the yardstick after all.

What a paradox! grin

I want to see an American or a European say: "We have to do this and that so that we differ from Africans." grin

Mental slavery!


And the funniest thing of all is that Christianity was brought to these people by Westerners along with the gender roles and steeotypes which they are still clinging to. grin
At the emboldened, did you say Christianity/Westerners brought gender roles to Africa?

Princess of impulsive lies and dangerous premise!
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 4:01pm On Aug 09, 2016
5minsmadness:
What's taradiddlehuh
trivial lies. grin grin grin She seldom makes a comment without that.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m):
cococandy:
Surprisingly guys are the one who want to uphold the practice of bride price. Even though they sometimes claim it is exorbitant.
And not surprisingly you're the ones who bring it up when you want mock women. "After I paid your bride price" bla bla bla. Most guys I've come across in this forum bring it up as avenue to mock women whenever the issues of equal treatment being discussed.

Does it take Einstein's IQ to deduce that the only reason why men want it continued is so that you can have something to hold over the woman for the rest of her life? Not that you care so much about culture. You only care about culture when it's the one that massages your egos and put women in a secondary position.

You and OP and the rest of you dudes should spare us your pseudo concern for 'our culture'. We know what you really care about. your fragile egos.
Another taradiddle from no one else but Coco herself.

It's a waste of digital ink reasserting you have always been pro-divorce and the institution of marriage means little to you.

Men are the founders and custodians of culture and tradition and it's our prerogative to change and alter it while you opt for triffle claptrap and blackmail.

You have never seen life beyond your feminist-binoculars. So you advocate that marriage be actualised by fücking and kissing?

Even in courtship men have always brought gifts as a symbolic gesture for the women they love. And most families, spearheaded by the fathers have always returned the bride price taking only a pinch of it as a mark of good will.

Coco, Men have always frowned at usurious and expensive marital requirements, but advocating that bride price be abolished, when we all know majority of families demand only a token only bears credence that you're uncomfortable with yourself.

Real women are comfortable with reasonable bride price, women like you who are covered with false airs and postiche are always without any sense of culture and tradition.

If your community (hello Byvan03) demand for keke napep and sewing machines and all the wrappers assorted for the women in your village, mine don't .
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 7:44pm On Aug 08, 2016
byvan03:
It can be done anyway that doesn't involve that disturbing list.
Any how? In other words, just any" other option" that doesn't involve that "list" will do? You have nothing better to proffer then.
byvan03:
Just exchange a symbolic item, I have heard of a calabash as the bride price. It gets broken in front of the families to signify a divorce.
A calabash? If an item is to be accepted in symbolism for a would-be bride, it has to be a calabash? Lolz. What does it signify? And which community does that. I can well imagine two lust-addicts presenting a dozen calabashes for marriage and breaking it off to signify divorce.
byvan03:
The couple should decide how much fanfare they desire without having to abide by any list.
You just exposed your shallow idea here.

First off, marriage is a societial acceptable institution recognised by government, church and society at large.

So couples can't fix how a marriage should be conducted. Come up with something better
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 3:19pm On Aug 08, 2016
byvan03:
I think the Fulani method of enduring several strokes of cane is more symbolic and significant. If you tell me that marriages instituted on this premise last longer, I will totally see why. No man will want to endure it more than once or twice. A mild version of "catching a grenade for ya" is symbolic enough, much more so than goats, yams, wrappers, kolanuts which eventually gets converted to money if the groom is coming from a far distance. Some demand gold, tricycles for the girl's generation including the grannies amongst them. What of the groom rendering a few years of service to his prospective father in law as bride price, won't that be more symbolic?
What then is your opinion how traditional marriage should be done?
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 1:52pm On Aug 08, 2016
byvan03:
Yes, why?
You gave it away with the picture you painted traditional marriage rites.

The bride price is Symbolic in significance and as well as the kneeling down of the bride to offer the groom a drink from her father.

It doesn't imply the selling off of the bride. Marriage is a serious and secred business, passage into it should be Symbolic and colourful in deed as well as in tediousness.

It is no coincidence that traditional societies the world over who still practice old traditional rites of marriages have the most lasting marriages ever still.

Eg, the Jewish , African and Ethiopian communities.

While a smattering amount of families can exploit the Symbolic act for an avenue of material aquirement, it doesn't change what the pride prize symbolises:

A sign of gratitude and appreciation for a daughter whom you have come to marry away.

Note that in traditional African societies, the refund of the bride price is a sign of divorce in totality too.
Family › Re: 4 Categories Of Women & Their Views On Bride Price by lezz(m): 1:24pm On Aug 08, 2016
byvan03:
"Unclad wisdom" really? I can't even begin to punch holes on their "Unclad wisdom", too tired for that. The only thing returned is the token monetary price, what happens to every other thing on the list which they also accepted in cash or material? Why should the father be appeased? A culture mostly driven by greed and too much want. My opinion is born out of careful consideration and not prevailing circumstance. What do you think about the entire list being scrapped and the token itself which is always between 5-20k maintained? Don't you think it will make the process less commercial?
Are you Igbo?
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m): 10:55am On Aug 07, 2016
Fabulocity:
I won't degrade myself to exchange words with you. smiley
Find another person . I'm not interested wink
Good girl!

Go get a proper fück and heal yourself from self-loath!
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m): 10:37am On Aug 07, 2016
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Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m): 10:36am On Aug 07, 2016
Fabulocity:
Jesus Christ. Pls read the fuckıng thread and stop flying into stupıd conclusions
"Fucking", "stüpid".... I'm working you up already, am I not?

I read it exhaustively and wrote a counter within minutes.

You're dick- alexithymic and awfully maladjusted to healthy heterosexual relationship.

Shoo off before I scalp you on a Sabbath.

Loathsome one.
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m): 10:28am On Aug 07, 2016
Fabulocity:
Go through the post very well. It wasn't written to spite or demean Nigerian guys.
Stop jumping into conclusions
.
What did you entittle your thread? " 10 Reasons Why you Shouldn't Date A Nigerian Guy Of Today "

Need I say more? Your hypocrisy keeps coming in different guises
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m):
Fynestboi ((((((congratulations))))))

The crown wouldn't have sat squarely on any other head if not yours grin grin grin

Intelligence and grandeur combined in one man!

Papinx, your campaign strategy is unprecedented and goal-oriented, never betraying any vestige of emotions and sentiments.

You're the master strategist!
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m):
Stupedinluv:
All those shameless girls who voted a boy that calls every random girl a bîtch, y' all are a fvcking disgrace to womanhood. You have no self respect or pride in you.

Like they say, stupidd people may forget but the internet never forgets.
You're always wont to make excessive use of the slanted side of your brain.

What was your response to females who opened threads asking young Nigerian ladies not to marry Nigerian men ( hello fabulocity)?

You kept mute of course, only to jump at threads/post when same portion is served to your gender.

Nauseous sad-sack.
Fashion › Re: Mr Nairaland 2016 - Grand Finale by lezz(m): 11:24am On Aug 06, 2016
I Vote
Fynestboi

CC NLJEGA
Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by lezz(m):
My Esteemed friends, It is with pride and glee I announce to you that your votes have lifted us to the grand finale at the ongoing Mr. Nairaland pageantry.

Your support and votes have been tremendous.

Please joint us today-- for one last time--- let us crown fynestboi and see our efforts to its glorious conclusion.

Let us vote fynestboi for Mr Nairaland today. Voting Starts 10am to 6pm.

To vote, Just follow the link below and write:

I vote
Fynestboi
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Fashion › Re: Mr. NAIRALAND Contest 2016 - Semi-final by lezz(m): 1:05pm On Aug 03, 2016
I vote;

Fynestboi
Photoshoot
Falconey
Ichommy


Cc NLjega
Fashion › Re: Mr. Nairaland Contest 2016 - Elimination Round 2 by lezz(m): 4:52pm On Aug 02, 2016
I vote:

Fynestboi
Photoshoot
Ryabcool
Ichommy
Falconey

Cc NLJEGA
Fashion › Re: Mr. NAIRALAND Contest 2016 - Elimination Round 1 by lezz(m):
I vote:

Fynestboi
Photoshoot
Ryabcool
Falconey
Ichommy
CC NLJEGA
Romance › Re: Never Trust A Nairalander Completely - He'd Be Your Doom! by lezz(m): 6:14pm On Jul 28, 2016
queencalipso:
Good luck then if it mks you feel good.
You have a certain grandeur of sophistication I admire.

I will come for you after--- after I have become weathered and you will preach sense onto me.

I need to see the world beyond blood and carnage and retribution.

You will show me light

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