₦airaland Forum

Tosinville:
Mrs.Chima
I know you brain is dead right from time thats why i keep avoiding u for me to stop beefin lunatics like u.

who follows 190? how? you're just to pointness & i don't know why i-idiots like you quoting me anyway to talk to me. dumbfuk.

If you are not following 190 around with that zircphonia in your ears then why are YOU UPSET boo boo?

If my brain was dead, I wouldn't be typing unsmart dummy.  Village education is just like poor public education in America.

Tosinville:
Mrs.Chima & MzD
Are you both lesbo just exactly what advocator said, i wonder y u folks follows each others as if we're on twitter? diz is nl for goodness sake lol

Yeah we are some dykes!  The same way you follows 190 around like a black roachy dog looking for sloppy seconds.  

Come here Mz. Darkskin brang your arse here I am Hot!  

[quote author=Mrs.Chima link=topic=637471.msg8039351#msg8039351 date=1301765294]Ladies!

Have you ever dated a man or have friends who are dating/married to a man that have symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome behavior?




He is always fighting and fussing at everyone including you.  He wake up grouchy and upset because he doesn't get his way or because you won't kiss his arse. 

Have anyone ever ask you is your man a "tranny"?  What do you do if you ever date a man that has PMS?  What suggestions do you have for those who are dating a man with PMS? 

Who is worse, a woman with PMS or a man with PMS?[/quote]Please read the bold.  Menstrual Cycles and Premenstrual Syndrome Behavior are two different things.  

This is for the person who asked if men have menstrual cycles.

He is a wanna be Akata Negro.  A person that is proud to be what they are will not emulate others.  Real talk.  

Real African men do not put Cracker Jack Cubic Zirc[b]Phony[/b]ia in their ears.

Tosinville:
No1madman
Bro, you're absolutely right, and at the end of the day you'll see majority of them in nigeria marrying their nigerian women again after their unsuccessful marriage abroad.

So what do you tell the African brothers and sisters that have married outside of their country or tribe and are happily married abroad?

It seem though you are jealous and bitter. What happened? You lost your fucky buddy?

Tosinville:
MzD, Oops! u dig twisting words here & there and i get bored easily with shittz like this, its like you're lonely at home? i aint here to accompany ppl with unecessary convo, just leave it the way the poster want it, if you're an african girl you'll understand what she means better.Shekinah!!

A minute ago you was against African/Nigerian girls and now you are for African/Nigerian girls.

Which one you will definitely stick by?

r231:
oh oh

911

You mean 199?

Hmm. Why do I hear crickets? Of course, they will not show face.

[quote author=N.Delta link=topic=634417.msg8040105#msg8040105 date=1301774529]Ok guyz now I think you are better of with the black women. White and black relationships have too many issues.


@ msdarkskin
Jamaican-American that's a raster combination lol. The only problem I have with the A.A chicks is that they always think you want to use them for papers.[/quote]When you have dumb brothers on this site and everywhere else keep saying that what African men do then what else do you expect them to believe?

I will tell you like I told a few people. You can put me on IGNORE and you will not have to listen to my "feminist" views.

I can put up with your "sexist" views because I am well rounded and do not think the world revolves around me. Try that and you will learn a little.

Even a man wouldn't stay with a ho that long.  That what you painted her to be OP.  I am not saying she is a ho but hey if the shoe fit, wear it. 

You love her and you are scared because you afraid what your family will think about the girl.  It is okay and focus more on the baby.  Next time wrap up if you do not want any more children. 

Eating yams does not prevent pregnancies.

Tosinville:
Sincerely, we nigerian guys needs to reason before hooking up with any kind of foreign girlz for marriage just because of silly worldly things we wanna gain from them, not matter what you'll end up marrying your nigerian lady for so many MAJOR REASONS even tho u have a wife abroad.

I pity a chick that wants to be second best or a sideline ho.

MRbrownJAY:
@mrs Chima
Maybe it was "mental sex", you seem to sing praises about it. No need for you guys to meet. Isn't it?

Is that why I have an urge to smoke a cigarette? I was getting nervous because I thought I was losing my mind.

Mental sex is a mofo!

jay bee:
:-x

Yeah, that what you betta do.

MRbrownJAY:
@jaybee
What have you done to Mrs Chima? Your name seems to be all over her earlier post. It looks like a clear case of "good dikcing withdrawal". What's going on?!

@mrs Chima
I am just stating a fact oh, not looking for trouble! Lol

LMAO@ MBJ!  You ain't slick.  

In order for me to be suffering from "Good Dicking Withdrawal", I would first have to been bleeped by Jaybee and it has to be good.  Ya feel me?

jay bee:
@Q & Mzdarskin
You both are looking are looking at it from a bf/gf relationship whilst I'm looking at it from a husband/wife relationship. Loving someone involves wanting to go extra length to ensure the relationship works out.
Now, I'm not saying i would force someone to go to Africa if they had genuine reasons but petty reasons such as mosquito bite and the food oozes ignorance which frankly shouldn't be tolerated in ma opinion.

@Mzdarskin
I do get your point on not wanting to make the extra adjustment if the other party ain't willing to do same. Relationships that deserves working on shouldn't be a competition nor does it deserves to be one sided. We always have to strike the balance and if bending a little to achieve the best is what's required then please do so.
Remember that if you marry someone with a different culture, it's an advisable obligation for both parent to educate the children about each others culture so they can have the ever so important sense of belonging.
We blacks have strong roots that needs to be taught/instilled regardless. We have to be proud of who we are.


@MrbrownJay

How u been ma guy? been a while

I am looking from a sane perspective.  My definition of "going the extra mile" for my husband would be to donate a kidney if it will save his life.  Being there for my husband when he is down and out.  Supporting my husband when he is trying to accomplish a personal or professional goal.  Things that matters and of importance will get an extra mile from me to my husband.  I am sure Mz. Darkskin will agree for herself.  

Going to another country or continent is not of importance therefore does not warrant an extra mile from me.

MRbrownJAY:
Even if there was no children, the for ME is greater than anything else. My ex that I loved dearly wanted us to go trekking in the jungle of Amazonia. I didn't stop her from going but, ME, I definitely aint going. Why would I follow someone's foolishness because of love? What's next? Let's go walking in the Serengeti. Nah I loved her for who she was and how open minded and adventurous she was but that's about it!
Jungle ko, rumble ni!!

I hear you MBJ!  There are some places that I would never visit regardless if my husband want to go or not.  That on him!  I will call the funeral director in case he doesn't make it back.  

Hell, I can get hit by a car going to the mailbox and saved 9,000 USD!

MRbrownJAY:
@jaybee
Of course they do, to a certain point.
Common sense would prevail here if you knew that you wouldn't be able to get a proper hospital to care for your lil ones (in case something happened) or unless you had lots of cash.
Anyway, in most cases, the love for the children exceed the one for the hubby so all decision will be based towards them. Lol

I guess people want others to dive blindly in the name of Love like it will protect them from harm or the unknown.

Jaybee

You will not do anything that YOU do not want to do.  Let be real.  If you are not going to throw your money in the pit of fire, you will not do it.  

Love has nothing to do what a person will do.  Love is nothing but an emotion that one has for another human being that it.  What you feel will determine how you will respond.  IF you feel that you want to go visit China and you have no issue with it.  You will go visit China.  

If you have feelings against going to China, you will not go.

jay bee:
With love, ain't gonna be limitations

Sorry Jaybee I disagree with you.  If I don't want to visit Africa again that has nothing to do with my love for my husband.  

That just like saying because I love you, you can do whatever you want and I will let it slide because I love you.  

Jaybee

What love got to do with it?

MRbrownJAY:
@mrs Chima
We are saying exactly the same thing.

I know.

MzDarkSkin:
[color=#0066ff]ok. like i said, no offense.[/color]

None was taken.

MzDarkSkin:
[color=#0066ff]Don't be pissed sis. just pointing that out.
Continent.[/color]

Correction: African countries aren't the only countries people will not visit.

MBJ

I have friends who would never go to Nigeria or any region that is not Industrialized.  That is the exact word they used.  Now there are some of the things that may discourage those who are not used to Nigeria or Africa in general.  

I can understand why the guy or gal would not want to go to Africa or any other countries.  African countries are not the only countries that many people will not visit.

Amina

Are some of the Liberian dishes similar to Nigerian dishes or entirely different?

That what happens when you date someone that is not from the same area as you or culture as you. It will be a time where your man or woman will say I am not interested in visiting your home country.

You will have to decide which is more important to be with the person that you love that do not want to visit your home country or be with someone that may not be for you but will visit your home country.

To everybody else