Romance › Re: Can you tell your girlfriend to open her... for you by MrsChima(f): 1:13pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
seniourman: I took my girlfriend fone I wanted to check her text message but her message was locked with password. So I just pretend and start browsing Nairaland.. I was not satisfied cause I did,nt see her text message guys can you tell your girlfriend to open her text message for you when its locked with password It's her phone and mind your business. |
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Rate This Pix, Pass Or Crash! by MrsChima(f): 1:10pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
[sup][/sup] [quote author=BushyA55.Banger]Click on my profile and rate it on the scale of 1-10. Lets see who score the highest, no hating pls, enjoy urself.  [/quote]Is that a Love Machine? |
Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 1:09pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Emilord: u r just too loose.u objected once but he still did?mmanwu,ina agwa ewu?...u had sex this hot afternoon in anoda guy's house and u came here to tell us.now,tell us,how many rounds did d guy go?...did u enjoy d s.ex?...which style did u guys did,doggy or missionary?...nonsense  |
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Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 1:03pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
I am a virgin now.  |
Romance › Re: Stop Trying So Hard To Impress Women! by MrsChima(f): 1:01pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Lawd Sagamite don woke up!  |
Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 12:54pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Dannyxy: duh ,you can say whatever you like,afterall,na u get ur mouth,bt it doesn't change the truth.. Awwww....did I hurt your wittle feelings?  |
Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 12:53pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
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Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 12:52pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Dannyxy: can a married man fornicate with his wife? Yes....if you guys weren't married when you first bleeped.  |
Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 12:49pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
OP.....many of these bishes that have judged you....did the same thing. Bleep them.  |
Romance › Re: Just Had A One Night Stand, Should I Feel Bad?:/ by MrsChima(f): 12:48pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
lynpetra: Dannyx,so you don't fornicate??  Hyprocrits huh?  |
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Romance › Re: MRM Vs Feminism by MrsChima(f): 9:57pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
If Anericans do not value or participate in marriages like easterners then how could they have the largest divorce rate  Anything less than 10% is not high. |
Romance › Re: Why Igbo Guys Never Marry Yoruba Women? by MrsChima(f): 9:50pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Dovahkiin: Lmao checked where , where did he get those stats from?  He culled it from his anus.  |
Romance › Re: 20 Wise Marriage Tips From A Man That Was Recently Divorced by MrsChima(f): 8:49pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Godspikin: . You wouldn’t normally think that a divorced man would give good advice on being a husband, but this man has been through enough hardship to know what is worth fighting for:
1) Never stop courting. Never stop dating. NEVER EVER take that woman for granted. When you asked her to marry you, you promised to be that man that would OWN HER HEART and to fiercely protect it. This is the most important and sacred treasure you will ever be entrusted with. SHE CHOSE YOU. Never forget that, and NEVER GET LAZY in your love.
2) PROTECT YOUR OWN HEART. Just as you committed to being the protector of her heart, you must guard your own with the same vigilance. Love yourself fully, love the world openly, but there is a special place in your heart where no one must enter except for your wife. Keep that space always ready to receive her and invite her in, and refuse to let anyone or anything else enter there.
3) FALL IN LOVE OVER and OVER and OVER again. You will constantly change. You’re not the same people you were when you got married, and in five years you will not be the same person you are today. Change will come, and in that you have to re-choose each other everyday. SHE DOESN’T HAVE TO STAY WITH YOU, and if you don’t take care of her heart, she may give that heart to someone else or seal you out completely, and you may never be able to get it back. Always fight to win her love just as you did when you were courting her.
4) ALWAYS SEE THE BEST in her. Focus only on what you love. What you focus on will expand. If you focus on what bugs you, all you will see is reasons to be bugged. If you focus on what you love, you can’t help but be consumed by love. Focus to the point where you can no longer see anything but love, and you know without a doubt that you are the luckiest man on earth to be have this woman as your wife.
5) IT’S NOT YOUR JOB TO CHANGE OR FIX HER… your job is to love her as she is with no expectation of her ever changing. And if she changes, love what she becomes, whether it’s what you wanted or not.
6) TAKE FULL ACCOUNTABILITY for your own emotions: It’s not your wife’s job to make you happy, and she CAN’T make you sad. You are responsible for finding your own happiness, and through that your joy will spill over into your relationship and your love.
7) NEVER BLAME your wife If YOU get frustrated or angry at her, it is only because it is triggering something inside of YOU. They are YOUR emotions, and your responsibility. When you feel those feelings take time to get present and to look within and understand what it is inside of YOU that is asking to be healed. You were attracted to this woman because she was the person best suited to trigger all of your childhood wounds in the most painful way so that you could heal them… when you heal yourself, you will no longer be triggered by her, and you will wonder why you ever were.
Allow your woman to JUST BE. When she’s sad or upset, it’s not your job to fix it, it’s your job to HOLD HER and let her know it’s ok. Let her know that you hear her, and that she’s important and that you are that pillar on which she can always lean. The feminine spirit is about change and emotion and like a storm her emotions will roll in and out, and as you remain strong and unjudging she will trust you and open her soul to you… DON’T RUN-AWAY WHEN SHE’S UPSET. Stand present and strong and let her know you aren’t going anywhere. Listen to what she is really saying behind the words and emotion.
9) BE SILLY… don’t take yourself so damn seriously. Laugh. And make her laugh. Laughter makes everything else easier.
10) FILL HER SOUL EVERYDAY… learn her love languages and the specific ways that she feels important and validated and CHERISHED. Ask her to create a list of 10 THINGS that make her feel loved and memorize those things and make it a priority everyday to make her feel like a queen.
11) BE PRESENT. Give her not only your time, but your focus, your attention and your soul. Do whatever it takes to clear your head so that when you are with her you are fully WITH HER. Treat her as you would your most valuable client. She is.
12) BE WILLING TO TAKE HER SEXUALLY, to carry her away in the power of your masculine presence, to consume her and devour her with your strength, and to penetrate her to the deepest levels of her soul. Let her melt into her feminine softness as she knows she can trust you fully.
13) DON’T BE AN IDIOT…. And don’t be afraid of being one either. You will make mistakes and so will she. Try not to make too big of mistakes, and learn from the ones you do make. You’re not supposed to be perfect, just try to not be too stupid.
14) GIVE HER SPACE… The woman is so good at giving and giving, and sometimes she will need to be reminded to take time to nurture herself. Sometimes she will need to fly from your branches to go and find what feeds her soul, and if you give her that space she will come back with new songs to sing…. (okay, getting a little too poetic here, but you get the point. Tell her to take time for herself, ESPECIALLY after you have kids. She needs that space to renew and get re-centered, and to find herself after she gets lost in serving you, the kids and the world.)
15) BE VULNERABLE… you don’t have to have it all together. Be willing to share your fears and feelings, and quick to acknowledge your mistakes.
16) BE FULLY TRANSPARENT. If you want to have trust you must be willing to share EVERYTHING… Especially those things you don’t want to share. It takes courage to fully love, to fully open your heart and let her in when you don't know i she will like what she finds... Part of that courage is allowing her to love you completely, your darkness as well as your light. DROP THE MASK… If you feel like you need to wear a mask around her, and show up perfect all the time, you will never experience the full dimension of what love can be.
17) NEVER STOP GROWING TOGETHER… The stagnant pond breeds malaria, the flowing stream is always fresh and cool. Atrophy is the natural process when you stop working a muscle, just as it is if you stop working on your relationship. Find common goals, dreams and visions to work towards.
18) DON’T WORRY ABOUT MONEY. Money is a game, find ways to work together as a team to win it. It never helps when teammates fight. Figure out ways to leverage both persons strength to win.
19) FORGIVE IMMEDIATELY and focus on the future rather than carrying weight from the past. Don’t let your history hold you hostage. Holding onto past mistakes that either you or she makes, is like a heavy anchor to your marriage and will hold you back. FORGIVENESS IS FREEDOM. Cut the anchor loose and always choose love.
20) ALWAYS CHOOSE LOVE. ALWAYS CHOOSE LOVE. ALWAYS CHOOSE LOVE. In the end, this is the only advice you need. If this is the guiding principle through which all your choices is governed, there is nothing that will threaten the happiness of your marriage. Love will always endure.
In the end MARRIAGE isn’t about Happily ever after. It’s about work. And a commitment to grow together and a willingness to continually invest in creating something that can endure eternity. Through that work, the happiness will come.
Marriage is life, and it will bring ups and downs. Embracing all of the cycles and learning to learn from and love each experience will bring the strength and perspective to keep building, one brick at a time.
These are lessons I learned the hard way. These are lessons I learned too late.
But these are lessons I am learning and committed in carrying forward. Truth is, I LOVED being married, and in time, I will get married again, and when I do, I will build it with a foundation that will endure any storm and any amount of time.
If you are reading this and find wisdom in my pain, share it those those young husbands whose hearts are still full of hope, and with those couples you may know who may have forgotten how to love. One of those men may be like I was, and in these hard earned lessons perhaps something will awaken in him and he will learn to be the man his lady has been waiting for.
The woman that told him 'I do', and trusted her life with him, has been waiting for this man to step up.
If you are reading this and your marriage isn’t what you want it to be, take 100% responsibility for YOUR PART in marriage, regardless of where your spouse is at, and commit to applying these lessons while there is time.
MEN- THIS IS YOUR CHARGE : Commit to being an EPIC LOVER. There is no greater challenge, and no greater prize. Your woman deserves that from you.
Be the type of husband your wife can’t help but brag about.
Source: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=557778944295680&id=365214306885479&set=a.382048195202090.86206.365214306885479&__user=701275630 Too bad he didn't use the advice on himself.  |
Romance › Re: Why Igbo Guys Never Marry Yoruba Women? by MrsChima(f): 8:46pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
kilode95: You are a simpleton. Damn.  |
Romance › Re: Why It’s Good For Women Not To Be Stingy With bosom Milk by MrsChima(f): 8:04pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Goes to the tiolet and start reading. |
Romance › Re: Why Igbo Guys Never Marry Yoruba Women? by MrsChima(f): 8:02pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Nonso23: The answer is obvious na If it was obvious.....then I wouldn't have asked you a question. |
Romance › Re: The Nairalander,s Issue With women by MrsChima(f): 8:00pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
[quote author=-Mr Cork-] ...a nairalander thinks nigerian females r too complicated to toast coz instead of focussing on how to make a man happy..to them,life is all about Brasillian wig.... The light skin females r usually the wifey material and prefered but the dark skin ones r known trouble makers actin like they been to London...any ways, the overall conclusion is to find solution without complication...please advise  [/quote]This virgin nigga. |
Romance › Re: MRM Vs Feminism by MrsChima(f): 7:58pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
anex4real: please tell me a country where women are given all this rights, especially the right of decision making in the family and I will tell you the rate of divorce,fail marriages and many more. We are in africa, it is our culture to pay pride price here, we don't have to follow all this western culture. If you are not satisfied with our culture it better you nationalize yourself to be a citizen of any country that can give you all these rights. Wait a minute....African men enjoys paying pricey bride prices  !!!!!!!! If that so....then why are Nigerian men crying about buying their chicks 200 nairas rechargeable cards  |
Romance › Re: MRM Vs Feminism by MrsChima(f): 7:52pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Lol at this dummy saying the reason why divorce rate is so high because women made a decision over a man.  I hope that dummy is a female because it made men looks like Cerebral tards.  |
Romance › Re: Why Igbo Guys Never Marry Yoruba Women? by MrsChima(f): 7:47pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Nonso23: did I ? Did you  |
Romance › Re: Why Igbo Guys Never Marry Yoruba Women? by MrsChima(f): 2:23pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Nonso23: Endless reasons...Igbo ladies are superb cooks, they are very jealous and protective of their husbands, they are good mothers, they love our culture, plus they are just incredibly sexy and pretty in our traditional attire especially during traditional marriage ceremonies.  *abeg i no follow for this tribal dissing o* modified So you are saying Yoruba women do not possess any of those good traits  |
Romance › Re: I Bleached My Skin To Save My Marriage” – Foluke Daramola by MrsChima(f): 2:21pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
Gotdamn....what's in the water? |
Romance › Re: Case For Feminism: A Male Privilege Checklist by MrsChima(f): 2:18pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
ileobatojo: If only guys would simply come out and say, 'I hate feminism because I like my male privilege and I want to keep it', perhaps the discussion could progress along intellectual lines. Instead they prefer to come up with fake or utterly re*tarded reasons as to why things must remain the way they are. Damn...I stood up and shouted Amen!  |
Romance › Re: Patriarchy - 'The Male Privilege' by MrsChima(f): 2:10pm On Oct 16, 2013 |
naturalwaves: A woman with those qualities I mentioned will definately be attracted to a decent man. So, we are still saying the same thing. No we are not saying the same thing. You were speaking of men in general and I was speaking of DECENT men. Even Butayne corrected you. Decent women are attracted to whomever suits their fancy. There are good women with bad men and good men with bad women. Fact. Big difference. |
Romance › Re: A Thread For Jilted Lovers by MrsChima(f): 9:37am On Oct 15, 2013 |
xynerise: Hello guys!
I have decided to create a thread in which we can share our heartbreak stories and get good advices from fellow Nairalanders.
With the number of threads about disappointing relationships, I would say heartbreak is becoming inevitable in today's world. A lot of people went extreme to commit suicide.
The link below is an article that gives hope to jilted lovers
https://www.nairaland.com/1264982/therapy-jilted-lover
I believe you will find that helpful?
A problem shared is half solved
Talk to us  Awwwww. Gateman got your wife?  |
Romance › Re: MRM Vs Feminism by MrsChima(f): 9:34am On Oct 15, 2013 |
jay bee: You jealous  Of what  |
Romance › Re: Patriarchy - 'The Male Privilege' by MrsChima(f): 9:31am On Oct 15, 2013 |
Ngokafor: @De Beauviour you are so on point!...i'll give it to you,but in all honesty do you think women in Western nations still needs all these Feminism issues.I believe they are actually balling at the moment..as a matter of fact, i think they tend to take this issue too far and in some cases loose that feminine touch that is the essence of being female..
....their lives are the exact opposite of what we have to contend with here in our continent/third world countries,where women are more less considered as second-class beings,to be seen and not heard,regardless of how intelligent she is.. It was a woman that influenced a man to eat the forbidden fruit. Never underestimate the power of womanhood. Secondly....since men are considered first class according to you.....why are women exceeedjng farther than men? (Not Nigeria of course).  |
Romance › Re: Patriarchy - 'The Male Privilege' by MrsChima(f): 9:21am On Oct 15, 2013 |
Ema prince: painful truth!!!
see them feminists shouting up and down and still achieves nothing at the end. Yeah....you are right nothing was achieved in Nigeria.  Now since you like bible quotes...how do you like this one? A man is the head of his house as he is UNDER Christ (Christ is the head of the body as a whole). Yes.....the bible states that a CHRISTIAN husband is the head of his house/family with authority and guidance of the holy spirirt/Christ/God. How can an unsaved man be a head of his house and quoting scriptures from the HOLY Spirit as his sword? That's like the devil saying he is the son of God.  The moral of this post is.....if you are going to quote or agree to scriptures...understand the verse and try not to look like a dumb azz at the same time!  |