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Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 8:31pm On Jun 17, 2016
TheArchangel:
You mentioned telemundo and I gave you an example of reality. The moral justification isn't the subject of discourse here .......neither is your imaginary maid seduction justified too.
Maids being fücked by husbands isn't a fling of my imaginations.

It's every woman's living nightmare! Common!
Matter of fact, wives ensure the age and physical features of a prospective maid before bringing her aboard.

Your repair hand seducing wives was just a lame attempt at escapism from the painful pangs of reality
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 8:27pm On Jun 17, 2016
Ishilove:
*pats his back*

There there, don't vomit all over the tiles undecided
You keep parting that back like that my repulsion by that post will easily morph into an intense emotion of savage pleasure cheesy

What's your view, I feel the briefs of a husband should be hand-washed by wife for good reason
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 8:20pm On Jun 17, 2016
Ishilove:
You know she asked a salient question... I personally feel it isn't her duty, but by obligation she should do it. I see nothing wrong in washing hubby's cloth but it isn't her duty because as she pointed out, he was washing before they got married.
Nope, it's not her duty, but it's more than an obligation for me. Most women who take that extra mile never misses the ting details of their husbands.

where a maid is around, she should take her time to outline the clothes and hand over to the maid.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 8:13pm On Jun 17, 2016
TheArchangel:
You forgot the story of the guy who found out his four kids are the product of the shirtless sinful looking guys in his compound.
The story was on the front page about five days ago.

This is not telemundo, it is reality.
Are you using the sexual rascality of a two-bit hustling harlot as the yardstick to gauge women?.

A woman, house wife, having 4 kids from different men in matrimony. I'm not a saint, but I'm having this need to retch......

Excuse me
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 7:13pm On Jun 17, 2016
HaneefahRN:
Your wife, you mean. Go and marry jo
I have been getting this vibe from you for the past 4 months, my hijab-adorned princess. I'll be damned if I go away without finding out if you're the one with whom I'll journey life's winding path with.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 6:59pm On Jun 17, 2016
TheArchangel:
Same way women eye their horsebands apprentices and employees.
You know ....those youthful, six pack testosterone succulent boys with unwrinkled rod, the kind of guys that goes about their domestic assigned chores shirtless, with a visible raging 10 inches hard-on clad on a banana boxers.
You just have to how a littlle of your pantless honeypot for a glorifying quickie in a dark corner.
It would have been okay if you didn't try too hard to paint a telemundo scenario which never mirrors reality grin grin grin
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m):
TheArchangel:
Women should just stay at home and do housewifery until the kids come of age abeg. The work no bi here ooo.
I ain't doing it sha, but if you can good luck.
I agree with this part.

TheArchangel:
Once the said maid becomes wife the circle continues, hey, a maid is a maid and a wife is a wife.
A wife is a partner not a fvcking maid.
The modern wife has erroneously thought that by delegating all her duties to a maid except the bedroom, she'll come out fulfiled.

Alas, when the maid takes care of the man's everyday needs and laundry with those youthful breasts often without a bra.......you can actually see those bra-less-unrestrained breasts dancing in a rhythmic accord as she bends to drop your meal on the table cool,

or you demand for a cold water and she dashes off from the bathroom in earnest to serve you with just a towel about her waist and her towel gets trapped in her ass divider, leaving a well demarcated booty in a gentle vibration as she walks away......

Sometimes, you just got to pull her back, finger- losen the towel and appreciate her with a sound impromptu fück.
It's a hard life being a man grin grin grin
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 3:52pm On Jun 17, 2016
Ishilove:
Lmao! cheesy

See ehn, it is not by force. We are not Igbo
Ukwuani isn't a tribe in any regard. You know this.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 3:50pm On Jun 17, 2016
HaneefahRN:
Yinmu tongue



The machine is a great help. Dump your clothes there, add water and soap, leave it to run while you do other things , rinse, and spread. Don't come and kill another man's pikin with work. Some men employ the services of drycleaners though, especially for special clothes like suits and all, so just some play clothes remains for the wife to wash.
Of course I'll get you a washing machine that can do warm wash and cold wash too. And I always, out of habit, take my traditional apparels and suits to the dry cleaners.

But my briefs and singlets and casual/house wears can be handled by me in circumstances that leave me no option, otherwise it should be routinely by you either directly or in a delegatory manner.
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 3:24pm On Jun 17, 2016
Ishilove:
Don't let my father hear you. He will break ya head hecause he has declared to all and sundry that he is Ukwuani, not igbo. grin

But if we are to look at it holistically, the Ukwuani are part of the Igbo although we have long since denied this.

What is identity? "We see ourselves as multitudes' wrote the psychologist Walt Whitman. In other words, in that innate part of our psyches, who are who we say we are, even if it is different from how the world sees us.

Take for example, in a plane full of white people, you and another fellow are the only black people on board, you will find yourself subconsciously gravitating towards that black person because a bond has been formed based on your racial identities. The plane passengers see two black people, the black see people each other as 'brothers'.

Same with the Ukwuani. They have long rejected the ethnic nomenclature 'Igbo', even if the facts state otherwise. A core aspect of us have embraced the notion that we are a separate ethnic group and thus, we are who we say we are.
Your father better get used to that , because I won't stop asking him what his identity was before the civil war.

Your literary prosody won't allow me to accept your brilliant bias. grin
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 3:19pm On Jun 17, 2016
HaneefahRN:
*rolls eye* was that a question?
Yes and a roundabout way of telling you you are neglecting your duties offline too grin cheesy grin


Dropping the clothes on the machine isn't doing the laundry. Someone still has to run it. That's doing the laundry.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 3:14pm On Jun 17, 2016
KnightMare7:
do men pay all bills nowadays? No they don't, she supports in one way or the other.

A man should was his own clothes.
A man can wash his own clothes of course. But a woman stands to gain more when she does. Same as cooking and serving his meals.

What the heck you think the fücking of domestic help from husbands recently is for?

I have a cute ass who fixes me breakfast, lunch and dinner and take care of my laundry...... Damn, it will take divine intervention if I don't give her an appreciation of a sound fück.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 3:09pm On Jun 17, 2016
HaneefahRN:
Lolz, you will wash your own, wash his, wash your children's own and God help you if your mother-in-law lives with you, you will wash hers too. That's why I go crazy sometimes when women are called liabilities


Best thing, get a washing machine. Everyone should dump their clothes their if they want it washed.
Does the washing machine operate itself ?
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 2:59pm On Jun 17, 2016
Ishilove:
Unless we choose to live in denial, the igbo speaking part of Delta may be termed 'Igbos of Delta'. Our languages are dialects of the larger Igbo language and we may be grouped as 'sub ethnic' groups of the Igbo.

That doesn't mean I'm identifying with the Igbos. Heck no. Proudly Ukwuani grin
Ukwuani, like Wa-wa in the East and many other subgroups are all Igbos if you remove political affiliation away.
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 2:47pm On Jun 17, 2016
Igboid:
Yes we know that Onitsha were part of the Anioma people, until Anioma people lost their Ekwumekwu resistance against the British and Aniomaland was Balkanized as punishment by the British into four provinces:

But you must understand why SE will never cede Onitsha back to Anioma until every iota of Igbo denial heard in Anioma is totally expunged and this would likely happen only in an Igbo nation, not Nigeria.
Look at what happened in PH, the SE built up Onitsha like we did PH, if we let Onitsha fall into the hands of people deep in Igbo denial, with Onitsha affinity to Ndiigbo in SE loose, who is to say that history won't repeat itself, as the government apparatus might be used hijacked by Igbophobic Aniomas that find themselves in the government to frustrate SE investments in Onitsha and our Onitsha declared a non Igbo city?

Anioma should forget about Onitsha in this current Nigerian arrangement, the only way they are getting Onitsha back is post Nigeria existence.
I understand your points and they are valid to a point.

But the Anioma denial of being Igbo is so minute albeit for political reasons, an not denying the Eastern Igbo condescension of Anioma of their Igbo authenticity.

The blame cuts both ways.
Rivers , a great chunk of, it is Igbo. Anioma spreads beyond Onitsha in Anambra and some small villages in Imo state.

The merging of the Western and Eastern Igbo would have been politically and economically expedient for the entire Igbo nation.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 2:23pm On Jun 17, 2016
KnightMare7:
then who washes hers? Women aren't slaves, it's slavery to make a woman wash her clothes, those of the children and that of her husband, in short, it's wickedness on the part of the man.
Washing hubby's clothes is now slavery? Washing machine abounds, they can procure one.

You women are too quick to liken any form of domestic work as slavery.
Family › Re: Is It A Woman's Responsibility/duty To Wash Her Husband's Clothes? by Lezzlie(m): 2:10pm On Jun 17, 2016
KnightMare7:
I want to know if it's a man's right to have his clothes washed by his wife.
The wife should wash the clothes or delegate the duty as she pleases.
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 1:56pm On Jun 17, 2016
InyinyaAgbaOku:
Why must onitsha be the capital? can't they use asaba?
igbos have never been against anioma state.
If we cede onitdha to them and they maintain their non igbo stance, what happens to our onitsha?
The emboldened underline your lack of political depth. And again your hypocritical segregational stance. Onitsha claim they aren't "Igbos" too. So there's no bases for your wrongly held notion of "our Ontisha" for people who deny you in reality or pretense.

And of course they share the same oral history with Anioma.
But you fail to see the huge geopolitical spread it would have done the Igbo nation: having a huge unbroken foothold spreading from the east onto the Niger-delta.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Your Opinion On Interview Session With Mysticgal, Mimzy And Ladyjul. by Lezzlie(m): 11:09am On Jun 17, 2016
oliver79:
I repeat, Saintsamurai aka WHITEWIZARD aka Sweetorgasm, I will come after you. You just stirred up a hornet's nest.
You are already a dead man.
Lezzlie, you are next mofo.
I am flinching with a feverish fright! grin

Someone's coming for me with the ferocity of a wild beast.

But I do hope your forebears are built for extreme E- acrobatics and such genes are active in you?

I shall be leaving imprints all over your body like the exit wounds of an Ultraslug pump action. cool

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Your Opinion On Interview Session With Mysticgal, Mimzy And Ladyjul. by Lezzlie(m):
WHITEWIZARD:
NOPE, nobody paid me. i am the e-version of naija delta avengers. i want to flush mimzy out. yes no job, no school, no home training. all my time here will be for mimzy.
Saintsamurai, Saintloveren, MrNipples, sweetorgasm, softappless, whitewitch, whitwizard, saintsamurai, is this you, nairaland renowned sufferer of multiple personality disorder and chronic attention deficit syndrome?

Do not be a worthless tagalong by some group who will only use and discard you like a thoroughly sucked out orange.

This is a subtle warning. I will ride you to Satan's very pixies within the next 10 minutes and you won't see me coming!!!

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Your Opinion On Interview Session With Mysticgal, Mimzy And Ladyjul. by Lezzlie(m): 10:29am On Jun 17, 2016
WHITEWIZARD:
some of the answers by mimzy was written by lezzlie
Delusions of persecution with overbearing symptoms of severe schizoaffective hallucinations cheesy

There's a chance Nairaland can prevail where your doctors failed. Tag along.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Your Opinion On Interview Session With Mysticgal, Mimzy And Ladyjul. by Lezzlie(m): 10:21am On Jun 17, 2016
Dragonking:
Hi boss, Where can i vote for mimzzy?
Hey, brother cheesy

Voting begins Monday, 20th.

I couldn't download that series from the link you furnished me. It kept redirecting me to another page.

Any other series, links?
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Your Opinion On Interview Session With Mysticgal, Mimzy And Ladyjul. by Lezzlie(m): 9:51am On Jun 17, 2016
dannythethug:
You are not being honest. I really think you should answer those questions from sandrabany.

cc: dygeasy
Start with the honesty, sign into your main handle .

And while you're at it, can you tell me when it became mandatory for contestants to answer "all" questions from the audience?
Culture › Re: Delta Igbos by Lezzlie(m): 8:37am On Jun 17, 2016
Afrobeau:
Hello my beautiful people, I was just wondering about this. My boyfriend is from Delta state and speaks Igbo and also has an Igbo last name. But my question is, why is it that some Delta-Igbos try to say that they are not Igbos? Why do they hate being associated with their Igbo ancestry? Don't tell me that Igbos don't like Delta-Igbos because that shouldn't be an issue, once you are Igbo, you are Igbo and have every right to claim your Igboness lol... And by the way, I don't know any Igbos that hate Delta Igbos, it's always Delta-igbos trying to make it clear that they are not Igbo Just like Mr. Sunday Olise. I understand that there are other tribes in Delta State that are not Igbo but since Nigerian cultural system is a patriarchy, there is virtually no way that you can get an Igbo surname unless your forefathers were Igbos and since Delta state has always been in the South Eastern part of Nigeria, it is very possible that the Igbos were settled there even before the so-claimed migration from the Benin-empire? I love Delta Igbos but I don't know why they dissociate themselves from their tribe. Some of them say their Igbo language is different but what they are actually referring to is their dialect, if a man from Awka in Anambra state speaks his native awka dialect a man from Eziagu in Enugu state may not understand it but they are both Igbos. I don't fully understand all of my boyfriend's dialect when he speaks in his Agbor dialect but I can piece the words together and make out the sentence... It's Igbo based. I don't have this issue with my boyfriend though, I was just researching on his origin and culture of his people and came across many delta-igbos claiming they are not Igbo. If your surname is Igbo but you don't think you're Igbo enoughhuh Why is that?
Firstly, there is nothing as Delta Igbo officially. That being said, it's only few percentage of Western Igbos that deny their Igbo roots.

I usually put the blame on the poor reorientation after the civil war. Remember the Asaba massacre? ( genocide?) The federal troops couldn't cross over to the East after the Onitsha bridge was blown off.

The federal troops stationed and garrisoned in Asaba for the massacre. That was the beginning of the denial.

It was not only limited to Delta state. In Rivers state, the fear of loosing properties and estates made alot of Igbos there deny their roots to hold onto their investments in real estate and more.

But I think the east lost an opportunity in regaining a strong foothold into the south south when Anioma state was proposed with Onitsha as the headquarters. They kicked out the idea. That would have merged the east and Western Igbo into one and spread their tentacles into the Niger-delta.

And.....Eastern Igbos often have the annoying condescending manner of saying your diluted or fake Igbo when most Western Igbo dialect is more intelligible than some parts of Ebonyi state and Enugu State.

My opinion
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 8:46pm On Jun 16, 2016
Ishilove:
My darling, you know I love PDA wink

Oya pucker up and give me a wet one! cheesy wink kiss
Wet ones often lead to ripped clothes, rumpled sheets and quivering breath.

We better make it a dry kiss if you don't intend me to follow with a parting and lodging in your sweet fistula.

I can make you forget NL and smash your phone on your bedroom floor. cool
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 8:33pm On Jun 16, 2016
Ishilove:
Lezz my love!! You and your grammar should swerve!!! cheesy
Can you not see how restive this place is?

But let the noise increase, there's no better place to steal a public kiss without getting caught. wink

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 8:19pm On Jun 16, 2016
Kalani:
We need the mods here. This place is littered with so many things that is just not right


cc seun
dominique
mynd44
mizmycoli * i.e if she's a mod*
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 8:09pm On Jun 16, 2016
Is it more than a passing coincidence there was no standing moderator today?

Is it more than a sheer happenstance no stipulated time for this thead to be locked down?

This is the most derailed interview thus far.

Dygeasy
Wristbangle

There was no cry to Shush the derailers today.

What's this f7cking zigzaggery?

Dominique, you're conveniently absent, nah?

The blood keep rushing, the mind keeps wondering.

I'm pondering at today's unusualness
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 6:35pm On Jun 16, 2016
SAINTSAMURAII:
She dodge the baby mama thingy
Don't even start!!!
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 6:18pm On Jun 16, 2016
EColeJnr:
The young Captain is here cool
I see you, brother.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: An Interview With Mimzy, Mysticgal And Ladyjul by Lezzlie(m): 6:05pm On Jun 16, 2016
DRISKLEF:
Lets do this! cool
wink

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