₦airaland Forum

greiboy:
You are welcome

So I am guessing you are igbo from the the picture, am I right?

Maybe from the Niger/Delta

or am I asking too much?

Your guess is accurate. Igbo.

greiboy:
Seen

You are beautiful

Lol, thanks.

Oxster:
Kinda,,hardly believe that shaa,,Tho I believe kwa

Lol! Well, I pray you find one; so you can spread the word. On the condition that you make yourself a good man.

Oxster:
Well nah de stuff there shaa,,Anyhow

Ugly gals will get married also

I dun bliv in this inner beauty of a thing,Ladies are camouflage in nature md deceitful

The last thing to happen to a man is to get a bad wife

Well, you're entitled to your faith. You don't believe that there are good women/wives?

greiboy:
Yes, I saw a few things in that comment I really like, but certain things that also tickle my fantasy.

So am I asking for too much

Lol! No.

Once you share this comment I'll put a dp up for exactly half a minute to curb your curiosity.

Oxster:
Ya!!!my uncle got married to an ugly woman who was calm ND good b4 marriage after their marriage she's now trying to turn our family #up sa dan#

And I ask?....where is the inner beauty?has it faded after been married?

She probably has none. Physical unattractiveness does not guaranty inner beauty. And a beautiful girl doesn't necessarily have a bad character. The temptation to be prideful and lazy about cultivating good manners when you're beautiful is greater than when you aren't all that attractive, because people tend to give you free passes on account of your looks; but some people are raised in an environment where their beauty is either: intentionally overlooked, or comparatively insignificant (with reference to siblings), so they tend to be humble enough to work on themselves.

Your uncle probably married a truly ugly person (if I'm to go by your own account. But it's always good to hear both sides of the story before making conclusions). Inner beauty doesn't fade. She was only pretending before marriage: it's analogous to too much make up.

greiboy:
Morning
Sorry for jumping on your mention uninvited

but I will love to see your picture in the not to distance future or at least be your friend off nairaland

SSG sweetie . Good morning .

Lol! What brought this on? Is it because I'm defending inner beauty?

Oxster:
I see! ugly ladies that are sheep in relationship but wolf in marriage

How do you mean?

No.

Oxster:
Ya,,that's impressive

But why most is it that ugly gals use the word?

Because as human beings, we always have to play to our strengths. Focus on what you have and de- emphasize what you do not have.

Beauty is really in the eye of the beholder (subjective), while height is on a stadiometer (there's nothing ambiguous about height). Inner beauty, though, only qualifies a beautiful character and not "skin deep" features. And when people say 'hidden' beauty, they usually mean that the person requires a thorough look, a second look or a tilt of the head.

However, inner height exists too: Confidence. When I was little, my brother used to have this friend who was only six years old when he said: "I'm tall; I only stand short and walk short. Probably something his mom consoled him with, but my dad used to be very impressed. What's more, the boy believed this to be true about himself.

Dimples129:
Missing you sweetie

TGIF #Mood

How are you?

, yeah, TGIF!

I'm great, thanks. Miss you more

Dimples129:
Yeah, what she said

Hey, beautiful , how've you been?

The mother, I would say .

A mother beat her daughter because she was drunk.

"A mother" is the subject of the sentence. She's the one doing, and whose action is qualified. Without the conjunction: A mother beat her daughter. She was drunk.
"A mother" is the subject in the first sentence, while "daughter" is the object. In the second sentence, if the daughter is to become the subject, it would be stated. But the pronoun "She" is used because it's taken for granted that "A mother" remains the subject.

Desyner:
They are like serial killers in a way. They have wierd urge that doesn't help the balance of human species preservation.

Are you also against people whose life's work requires them to be celibate? Like catholic priests and nuns? At least, when required, gay people can still lend themselves to procreation through artificial insemination.

The OP asked for logic and yours is the only comment that wasn't based purely on sentiments (thus far), but the point isn't air-tight.