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Family / Re: My Wife Absconded With Our Kids by Miladi(f): 2:44pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
VULCAN: Just shut up and vamoose from my mention. You have low IQ, so I can't stoop low to join issues with you. Go and look for your myopic fellows elsewhere - I don't have time to dialogue with a petty person like you. I wonder who the hell told you that I need your whack validation to substantiate my noble pronoucement. 3 Likes |
Family / Re: My Wife Absconded With Our Kids by Miladi(f): 11:01am On Oct 04, 2016 |
VULCAN: Don't be like a petty person - discerning minds don't live on assumptions. She could have said that to her mother, a sibling or even a friend on a platonic level. My aired opinion was based on facts available. 3 Likes |
Family / Re: My Wife Absconded With Our Kids by Miladi(f): 9:10am On Oct 03, 2016 |
At OP, no sane person loves being undermined. Having gone through your submissions, I deduced that you put your mother's opinion above your wife's own. . . . a statement like "my mother can never be wrong" and allowing your mother to take her grandson along while on visit, without prior notice, and without you having a private deliberation to seek/plead for her (your wife) understanding was wrong and can break even an angel. Respect is reciprocal; and to every action there's an opposite and equal reaction. She's more on a revenge mission, especially since you're not living up to your former standard and aspirations financial-wise. On how part though, she came across as a covetous, selfish and inconsiderate person. Kindly apply diplomacy to resolve the issue. Both of you can still mend fences and become a united force once again; this can only be possible if you both are ready to do away with mind games and you becoming altruistic towards her, while she master's the virtue of submission towards you. 18 Likes 2 Shares |
Education / Re: The Euphoria of CGPA and the Illusion of Success by Miladi(f): 6:29am On Oct 03, 2016 |
@OP, kudos. Knowing little above an average in a discipline can earn one a big formal education degree and title, e.g. PhD and by extension a professorship. But that doesn't mean the holder is necessarily truly educated. The real educated people I know are versatile and informed. Also they're productive. Meanwhile, guess what; majority of them lacks the patience nay obedience/confinement it takes to acquire paper certificates. An unproductive literate is only better than a slowpoke, because of his ability to gloss his ignorance with the mastery of a lingua franca. 11 Likes 3 Shares |
Religion / Re: Why It's Hard For A Richman Or Even the Poor To Enter The Kingdom Of God by Miladi(f): 5:27am On Oct 03, 2016 |
Poor people and their illusory morally better than the rich, attitude. SMH. It's a fact that immortality is more prevalent among the poor than the rich. Meanwhile, the bible author(s) on this subject matter really erred. Most truly rich people are ambitious yes, but they aren't covetous. Also, they knows and upholds the principle of honesty being the best policy in business. They aren't hypocritical either, so there's always no room to worship a gods of men. Covetousness knows no financial class. In fact, as I said in the first paragraph here, you'll find more covetous people among the poor than the rich. In summary, I'd say that it'll be easier for a camel to pass through the eyes of a niddle than for a covetous person to make "heaven." One can be ambitious and successful and still morally upright. 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: Reasons Some Men Want Submissive Ladies by Miladi(f): 2:38pm On Oct 01, 2016 |
emusmithy: Citing this gibberish you wrote now, you have shown that you're a typical example of a petty man, which I narrated in my first post on here. If exercising my freewill means insurbodination to you, then you're sure a petty man, I say. Next time, before you make a thread, make sure that you knows what you intend writing before penning it down. Teacher, don't teach me nonsense. Now run along and look for your mates elsewhere. I don't join issues with anyone - least of petty people. |
Romance / Re: Reasons Some Men Want Submissive Ladies by Miladi(f): 6:57am On Oct 01, 2016 |
emusmithy: My beloved OP, I say to you once again that your choice of subject word isn't correct. Servitude instead of submission is the appropriate word that would give meaning to your article. Example of what you did was like writing about white colour whereas you have black colour in mind. 4 Likes |
Romance / Re: Reasons Some Men Want Submissive Ladies by Miladi(f): 5:53am On Oct 01, 2016 |
@OP, submission is different from servitude. There's no evil in a man expecting an earned submission from his wife. A sane and virtuous woman can never denies his altruistic man his well deserved submission. It takes a responsible man to be altruistic. Ignorance of law excuses no one. All you wrote up there are balderdash (no insult intended towards your person). Your choice of subject word is what made it a balderdash. There's nothing wrong with anyone be it man or woman, but more importantly a man, expecting submission from his wife. The only problem is when a man fails to differentiate submission from servitude, just as you have done here. Petty men are different from real/altruistic men. Now to the points you raised, I concur. But those attributes are the hallmarks of petty men; they are egomaniacal, predacious and domineering. They have inferiority complex, thus they demands and expects servitude from their women instead of exhibiting strong characters that would earn them their wives submission/respect. They are dictatorial and abhors reason, and denies their women right to exercise their freewill. Even in a circumstance of a decision that would spell doom for them, they had rather live up to a stupid idea just for ego sake, rather than to accept a superior fact from their women. They are not proponents and practitioners of primus inter pares, rather they are for master-slavery relationship. Also, they don't believe in reciprocation; they expects their women to swallow any form of abuses they meted against them and top it up by worshipping them too. They do no evil. Submission is good and absolutely mandatory to achieve and sustain a healthy and happy union. But of course, it can't exist on its own; altruism from the man (who's the natural head of the family) must come into been first, before submission from a wife would be expected - organism cannot exist without a membrane. 12 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / Re: Reasons Some Men Want Submissive Ladies by Miladi(f): 5:37am On Oct 01, 2016 |
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Business / Re: How You Can Search For Any Registered Company In Nigeria by Miladi(f): 11:04pm On Sep 30, 2016 |
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Romance / Re: Is He For Real??? by Miladi(f): 3:55pm On Sep 30, 2016 |
Xiadnat: Your pettiness stinks. Why been prejudiced towards someone you don't know? I wonder who told you that the person in question may not be able to afford a trip to Canada, on own-accord. I pity those who may assumed you're their friends, because it's obvious that you're the type of person that would revel after backstabbing anyone around you. To the OP, as much as it's not a taboo to ask questions or to be cautious when dealing with people, yet in a situation like this, you ought to know that the best advice you will get is one you give to yourself, based on the facts available to you. Citing your explanations and observations towards your said friend, he has not done anything to deserve suspicion from you. Therefore, I see no need of this public validation you're looking for. Nigeria, just like every other countries, has both good and bad people. So a discerning mind should relate with people on the basis of their personal attributes rather than on how the generality of a nation is perceived. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: I Think My Wife To Be Is An Ogbanje by Miladi(f): 8:56pm On Sep 29, 2016 |
encrypt: Hahaha! That word is a revered one; by extension, you too that bears it. So I am sorry for always mentioning you. |
Romance / Re: I Think My Wife To Be Is An Ogbanje by Miladi(f): 8:01pm On Sep 29, 2016 |
@OP Whether you will acknowledge it or not, I know that you're currently undergoing some financial straits. And your long-time expectation that your wife-to-be either directly or indirectly would become a source of financial blessing to you, especially in an unfavourable situation like this, has become a mirage. Well, she's is not to blamed . . . Don't discard her because of her non financial worth at present, instead help her in anyway you could, to get something doing. Stop expecting and start to accept, okay. You need to reorient your mindset towards her; start accepting her the way she's for now and stop expecting your wishes and hope to manifest through her. More so, as you're going to be the head of your family, you really need to create a sole family life path and encrypt it - competition is only healthy when it's in accordance with your already established path, else you will be living other people's dream. Worst of it is that, even when you managed to reach the end race before the dream owner, you won't still experience internal happiness, because its not your personal ambition. There's nothing wrong with being ambitious but there's everything wrong with being covetous. Inculcate this advice and see her become less selfish, too. One who don't believe in something will fall for anything. As soon as you achieved the feats above, become altruistic towards her (like you were to her when you met her newly), then watch out for a renewed positive energy and advancement in your relationship. However, your inability to eschew your prejudice against her would only leads you into becoming more indifferent towards her and that will spell doom for you. Your relationship need a positive energy, I say, and you have the solution to recreate it. When both people in a relationship are covetous, problems are bound to be. Neither you nor your her need any spiritual deliverance. I really have more to add to all I have said above, but I'll stop here for now. 1 Like |
Phones / Re: Blackberry To Stop Production Of Phones by Miladi(f): 4:07pm On Sep 29, 2016 |
chronique: Thanks for your compliment; you're not lagging behind, either. 2 Likes |
Phones / Re: Blackberry To Stop Production Of Phones by Miladi(f): 9:54pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
Any producing company (no matter the product line), that wishes to stand the test of time in this jet age, must embrace the philosophy of limiting reliance on its in-house personnel - the most innovative entitie(s) at any point in time would always reign supreme. 8 Likes |
Crime / Re: Muslim Fanatics Threaten A Man On Facebook For Blasphemy. by Miladi(f): 6:58pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
I so much love Newton's third law of motion; to every action there's an equal and opposite reaction. Nevertheless, I pray and hope the Muslims should forgive the guy. But that guy and his ilks should learn how to respect other people and whatever they hold sacred. Respect is reciprocal. |
Politics / Re: Edo Governorship Election: Unofficial Results - Vanguard by Miladi(f): 6:03pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
It's not the early morning bird that catches the day. That being said, I'm for whoever that emerges victorious in the end. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: POLITICS OF BETRAYAL: The Unfair Criticism And Treatment Of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu by Miladi(f): 2:20pm On Sep 27, 2016 |
OP, it's obvious that you don't know the rudiments of power. You're just too sentimental in your postulation. Before I go on, I must acknowledge Tinubu's political might - I won't say sagacity, becuase main actors never dies in a film. So, his ability to remain relevant and become a dominant factor in the national politics between now and 2019 at least, would give me cause to ascribe the revered sagacious word to him. You see, there's a difference between proteges and associates. A protege will always appears humble before a master, so long as his ulterior needs are met by the master. In this instance, you may be having a frenemy without knowing. You can only know when the protege has option to become independent. On associates, here you have independent and established entities who're your equals and cannnot take bullshit in a form of ill attitude from you. This is the present situation Tinubu finds himself. . . . And that's what national politics should be. In this instance, how altruistic and smart you're will determine the amount of clout you can wield and how long you can remain a dominant factor in the scheme of things. In summary, it takes an altruistic and smart person to be a dominant force amongst equals. Whereas when dealing with proteges, your war chest and shenanigans does it. I see no betrayal in his ordeals, rather I see a fighter that's not as altruistic and smart as many had assumed him to be. Power is never given to rather its fought for - he knows this. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: Can I Start A Family With 70k? by Miladi(f): 1:19pm On Sep 27, 2016 |
Joel3: Your pettiness is irredeemable. Where do you expect a struggling man in his present position to raise the quantity of money required to buy a land to build a house for personal use? Obviously, you're still eating mama thAnk you, else you would have known that it will be a grave mistake for him to engage in such a venture at the moment. Buying a land as a form of savings and for investment purposes is a good idea and part of proper and futuristic planning (which is part of building his business before private estate as wise people do - my postulation therein). However, my postulation is different from your myopic idea; which is buying a land and build a personal/lease house - your foremost post pointed to this. He can't afford such for now. The young man is talking about planning with what he has and earns at present. There you're making a wishful statement. . . . If wishes were horses beggars would ride. Now run along and play with your mates, because I don't join issues with anyone - least of petty people. 7 Likes 1 Share |
Family / Re: Can I Start A Family With 70k? by Miladi(f): 11:49am On Sep 27, 2016 |
Joel3: What an advice - a whack one I must say (no insult intended on your personality). Wise people build their business before building their private estate. Obviously, the OP is working in the urban area in Lagos, so how's he going to afford money to buy land and start the possible one room project? Or, is land now free of charge in Lagos state? Don't tell me that he should go look for land in one of the villages near the state, because when you factor in the cost of transportation and stress of commuting from a far distance to a city centre, you would begin to understand the maxim penny wise pound foolish. At the OP, the standard of life you intends to live should be the yardstick to determine if you can start famliy now or not. But remember, wise people always live their lives at the periphery of conventionlism. Create your life path and encrypt it. Good luck. 5 Likes |
Education / Re: Why We Rusticated Olorunfemi Adeyeye - UNILAG by Miladi(f): 7:07pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
HERSLEY: Hahaha! My sweet sister, your blood is hot. Calm down okay. Disunity is the product of fear. I wish you the very best in all your endeavours. |
Education / Re: Why We Rusticated Olorunfemi Adeyeye - UNILAG by Miladi(f): 6:56pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
HERSLEY: Oh! I forgot to put an caveat then, well let me quickly do that now; petty people shouldn't pick on me, because I can't stoop so low to their myopic line of thought. |
Family / Re: Why Do Parents Compare Their Children To Others? by Miladi(f): 6:51pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
Show me a chastiser/comparer and I will point to you a covetous, hypocritical and egomaniacal person. For one, they never best their own peers in any good thing, yet they are always quick to gloat and mock others; especially their wards and subordinates over their inadequacies. They do no evil. They had rather resort to psychological blackmail which comparison is, than to acknowledge their failure which contributes or outrightly causes the kid's underperformce. If as a parent you wishes your kid to best Mr. X child in school, natural law expects you to firstly play your role well by way of providing to your kid a better platform than Mr. X provides to his own child. |
Religion / Re: How I Found God: Marilyn Adamson (ex-atheist) Shares Her Experience. by Miladi(f): 5:43pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
ValentineMary: You amused me. The real scientists I know all has patent inventions. So, if you have no patented invention to your name, you are no more than a journalist that can present a perfect reportage about how Microsoft corporation and its products are built, even better than Bill Gates himself can analyse, despite him been the founder/owner. Information isn't knowledge, its only a process towards knowledge. Flotation principle on earth pillars still remain a rule, but not a law. Rules scientifically or diplomatically are never considered as laws anywhere. Until you prove and show me where to locate the pillars that holds the earth, I remained strong on my belief of the sole creator of the world. As for dreams and the near extinction experience dialogs, you also failed to provide emperical evidences to support your submissions. The last time I checked, a scientific postulation without an empirical support amounts to fallacy. Sincerely, we can only discuss spirituality when you agrees to its meaning. 9 Likes 1 Share |
Religion / Re: How I Found God: Marilyn Adamson (ex-atheist) Shares Her Experience. by Miladi(f): 4:42pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
ValentineMary: I've really had a whole lot of experiences and reasons to believe that there's is sole creator of the universe; he's just and has no rival. Firstly, since I'm yet to see the physical pillars that hold the sky, then I owe my existence to the architect - the sole creator of the world. Secondly, for the fact that I can have a dream and witness its manifestation/reality, then I have every reason to believe in spirituality in particular and existence of the sole creator in general. More so, I've had a first-hand near extinction experience; a situation where it was just me alone and needed an intervention of a physical human force to help save me but non in sight, yet out of no where what I needed but couldn't get done by human help became possible through ineffable force in form of a renewable energy in me. So, I have got absolute reason to believe, profess and propagate the existence of a perfect sole creator; one whom you and I are individually imperfect manifestation of perfect him. 6 Likes |
Education / Re: Why We Rusticated Olorunfemi Adeyeye - UNILAG by Miladi(f): 3:37pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
Being self-conceited is never the same thing as being smart. I support the university authority. 8 Likes |
Religion / Re: How I Found God: Marilyn Adamson (ex-atheist) Shares Her Experience. by Miladi(f): 2:47pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
An atheist to me is anyone who finds pleasure in self-deceit. However, they aren't living alone in their illusory pleasure; organized religious proponents shares it with them. An express way for any non-self-realized rational person to veer into atheism is by reading any of the falsely propagated so called holy books (undeniably great books written by the most enlightened and spirit filled individuals of the yore). The sole creator of the universe didn't inspire anyone to write a manual on his behalf - a book inspired by a perfect creator/unchangeable one can never have old and new testaments; the bible as an example. Brain and freewill are the real tools the sole creator of the universe gave to each human being to use formulates own life manuals. We're all imperfect manifestation of the perfect sole creator of the universe. And of course, we're solely responsible for our actions and inaction, because everything we need to exists independent of his minutes interventions he had already given to us. 6 Likes |
Religion / Re: Ogun Pastor Got Stuck In Shrine, Loses Consciousness While Trying To Destroy It by Miladi(f): 2:22pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
Johnsinia: Your thought process twinkled me! So, I would like to ask; where is Jesus since bokoharram has been decimating his followers and the churches in the Northeast of Nigeria? Should we now say... Up Up Boko boys? Actually, I'm neither for nor against any religion nor adherence of any person or deity. Thanks for your lucid answer in advance. For all I know and care, every human being is an imperfect manifestation of the perfect sole creator of the universe. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Family / Re: Parents Should Becareful About The Maids They Employ- Twitter User Warns by Miladi(f): 1:00pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
WorldRichest: Lunatic, you have been noticed. Now vamoose and look for your fellow petty mates to converse with. Hey! Don't expect more reply from me, because I don't join issues with petty people like you. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Ogun Pastor Got Stuck In Shrine, Loses Consciousness While Trying To Destroy It by Miladi(f): 12:53pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
gentlelarry: Permit me to quote you, because I want to ask a question. What makes you think that anyone who doesn't conform to the Christian/organized religious belief is not of and for God the almighty? I don't want to believe that an average Christian/religious proponent is like an average American; who never believes that other human beings exists and live out side the shores of USA. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Religion / Re: Ogun Pastor Got Stuck In Shrine, Loses Consciousness While Trying To Destroy It by Miladi(f): 11:11am On Sep 25, 2016 |
Religious bigots. Like Christians like Muslims; always exhibiting illusory "we're morally better than you" attitude. I wonder what happens to live and let live. May the sole creator of the universe be praised. I relates with people based on their attributes rather than the faith they profess. By extension, I'm for humanism; if I do good I feel good, but if I do bad I feel bad. 12 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Orobosa Sophia Igbinedion Weds Umar Ibrahim Mantu (Photos) by Miladi(f): 9:45am On Sep 25, 2016 |
Sophia and Umar, I'm so happy for both of you. For a very long time, I knew that what both of you has for each other will finally lead to this highlight. HML. |
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