₦airaland Forum

Triplejays:
The problem with some Nairalanders is that they act all self righteous, sit in front of their systems or whatever and say/advice what they won't do if they were in the same shoe.

'He who is without sin, cast the first stone'

My brother, I understand how it feels, you're in a fix and you need to approach your decisions & judgements with a lot of thought in order not make a mistake that you'll end up regretting sooner or later.

[b][/b]Call a Relationship Counsellor on +2348064399916.

Hope this helps.

Mamaflex:
Wait o, I'm I the only one who read the part where he refered to the kids as "her kids"? .

Op, you are such a prick.

I pity your wife.

sukkot:
God has appointed men on earth to judge

1 corinthians 2 vs 15 But he that is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged of no man.

handsomeclouds:
Its infatuation and if you aren't careful the babe would want ro get serious with the relationship. Meaning you will be considering having two wives, since you don't wanna leave your wife. BTW this your new catch could have / would still charm you in the long run. Take it or leave it!

kubba:
I know this married guy I met @work, I call him "mr mutuality"

That what was he said he wanted us to have together"mutuality"

Anyway, I said "but sir u are married to a fine woman", he said I should forget about that because it is a normal thing.

I've heard that word a lot lately-a normal thing- and it's true because it's now the norm today.


Even if a man marries 1O wives he will still cheat, look @mr solomon in the bible

Cheating has come to stay, we might as well get used to it

Truckpusher:
Did I spank ya girlfriend?

jrerico1:
People will urinate there, some will drink the urine. But it's not my business tho

Lovelynature:
No guy in his right mind would like his woman to cater for him. It gives men joy to fund people around him especially his woman.

realdee44:
This is not bible matter, the person that posted it b4 I copy & posted on NL was just being funny.

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Cos I'm pinnocchio [/color]

misssclassy:
[color=#000050]Bear in mind that not everyone is privileged to understand the meaning of the word sarcasm.

Mind the kind of message you are passing across.[/color]

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Which boy? [/color]

VictoriaBee:
Clue pls?

Teempakguy:

realdee44:
Hahahahahaha this is funny.
Its a Man's responsibility to provide for a
woman because the last time a woman
did, they were both kicked out of the
garden of Eden.

VictoriaBee:
If the current leader win, then this should be declared as the worst Mr NL.
Check out Sexkillz,
Lucenzo,
Abpatrick,
Bennkumar and Naijaboiy.
Then compare them.

*unfollows thread* Nneka123, Rokiatu

JoeCutie:
Lool. Good morning, ma'am.

Okay, I should bring you cherries? No wahala. Which one do you want; that cherry fruit, or virginity?

ronald4lif:
It's not a matter of do nothing like you put it at the emboldened. It's a matter of contributing equally in the financing of the relationship and I find it suspicious and dubious for you not to point it out always.

There are many of your ilks who keeps evading the question of sharing equal finances of a relationship each time it's raised. Perhaps, they're pseudo-feminist and you'd know them in due time when I tackle them regarding this same issue.

ronald4lif:
Yea right I have my cursor on Nigeria feminists because I don't think they are matching their words with actions. It is my believe that equality should be 'equally' financially inclusive and anything short of that would tantamount to partiality and shortchanging the men. This is one factor I've realised they're insincere about the feminism movement. Equal financial responsibility must top their list of demands.

Any feminist, Nigerian or in the diaspora, championing her course without validating the need for an equal-based funding of a relationship and/or marriage is hypocritical and self-centered and must be call out for who they are.