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The cure for cheating, according to experts on NL ![]() if you like, do the 6-legged monkey crawl in bed, a cheat will complain that you have too much experience and look for a quiet girl to chest with. And for everyone asking their wives to dress hot, how about you help out with chores and the children so she's not tired all the time? Yes, yes I know "your mother held a job down and did all her housework with her bare hands and teeth whilst rausing 20 kids with no complaints, modern women are lazy" but remember this: your mother also went to bed in wrapper and nightgown, a hair net and rubbed white Shirley cream all over her face...
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angelchinny:Next time don't tell him. Simply start looking good and enjoy a flirtation with your male friend (I said flirtation o, for now). Don't tell him who's calling and password your phone. Get a life away from him. Start saving up spare change from what he gives you and insist on using a condom. You need to build your confidence and self-esteem back. Your husband and every man out there know that no-one will advise you to leave him so his apologies are just stories to absolve himself of guilt. What will terrify him is the thought of losing you to another man. His ego will be dented. You don't need to tell him you're enjoying gist with an ex, just simply do it and watch him have sleepless nights wondering whether you go waka. A cheat is always scared that someone will do it back to them. People will come and say "don't listen this will break your marriage", please is your marriage not already broken? he's not just cheating, he's pretending to be single. My dear, if I give you the gist of other women who were in your situation (husbands whose cheating became emotional and they were pretending to be single), you will run away in fear for your life. Those that ended up with HIV, those that almost got arrested by the family of the single girls being deceived, those that ended using their salary to pay off pregnant girls and girls who demanded the money for travel that the husbands promised them when he was pretending to be single (blackmailing the wife so she will chase the man away), those that were subjected to social media taunts when they confronted the babe privately... ![]() |
ayolight I didn't receive any email from your hubby, i asked a friend to contact him. a please send documents to nry258@hotmail.com |
Ladies of Nairaland, I've got your "IT IS YOUR FAULT HE CHEATS-BLACK BRA AND RED PANT" combo right here. Just quote me and state your size comes with one carton of condoms and a Prayer book titled "The Long-Suffering Wife", as added bonus. Get yours today! Subject to availability!! ![]()
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Nothing new about this: I rocked threads 3 years ago and a friend rocked threads last year. It's actually harder to find stylists in Lagos who do threads well. |
GHoJes:Here's the thing though: each person is different. If my friend sees something, she will know how to approach me with the news. That's why we're friends. I can get angry but I will know "this person will never deliberately hurt me so she's telling me this to help me". For her, I'd tail her husband and the other woman (our friendship has knacked 20 years, we good with boundaries ) and confirm without a doubt what I saw, then tactfully approach her, or better yet, noisily approach hubby and other girl with a "hey just ran into you! wassup! can i hang out for a while, how's madam, let me even tell her now now I'm with you... " etc. |
5minsmadness:This is probably the best way to handle it: tactfully. It sounds more like Miss C was calling to share bad news gleefully. I mean, she got passed when shut down, rather than reflect on what had happened. She could have gone to say "hello" to the husband and watch him squirm, but she called the OP first. Her motives don't seem right. I personally want my friend telling me if they see anything and I have told when I saw/heard, with a lot of tact. |
Kimoni:By the time the Flying-Down-the-Staircase happened, my mum had survived even more fun stunts such as tying wrapper round the neck and screaming "Superman! " before diving off the balcony to land on the car roof. The staircase one didn't even bother her ![]() |
Kimoni:Cor-rection: the gbam sometimes happens to another part of the body, depending on how the child falls. And no, the child should not run to mummy or daddy (why report yourself for punishment!), instead meet the nearest oldest sibling to deliver punishments on the other children who clearly goaded you into putting a mattress on the stairs and angling it in a way to make it go as fast as possible before ending up slamming into the wall, shrieking in pain. Good luck trying to CCTV that. ![]() Not that I'm speaking from experience or anything ![]() |
Please contact The Fountain Of Life Bible Church as the author is wife to the head pastor. Bumping this thread up. |
Someone once told us about a driver he knew, who had 11 children. Our old gateman came to meet everyone one Christmas for money to marry a new wife and install her in the shed he lived in, because he wanted more children. ![]() People like this expect those doing better financially to fund their families. It's crazy. I think mandatory family planning should occur: low income earners should be limited to one child and higher income, 2 children. Our resources are not going to keep supporting everyone. And to burden your children with the task of training their younger ones is just awful, they haven't begun to worry about their own families yet and their parents have already added more wahala to their heads. We can talk and talk, but the people most guilty of this are not on NL, they're procreating out there. |
Your child is a SHARED RESPONSIBILITY. My father earned well o, yet he had time to teach me how to fry an egg, take me to school, pronounce words and wake me up to bath (he did that for all his kids). My brother changed Baby E's diaper and fed her last week. My other brother stayed with me in the delivery room and even took time off from work to care for her. Hubby is right now putting Baby E to sleep, after feeding her. None of those guys are doing badly financially. Their masculinity has not been reduced by 1% for caring for their blood. But y'all's manliness is challenged by being responsible for the human you helped create, to the point where you say "on my wife can't ask this of me often as she may abuse it", whose genes and last name does that child carry, that there will be a question of abuse when asking you to simply be responsible for your own flesh and blood truly the King of the Jungle in Ajegunle ![]() |
With the almost daily cases of Child Abuse being reported, I want to bring this topic up again. I've gotten my copy of Nomthi Odukoya's "No, Don't Touch Me There" (I am in no way affiliated to the author). Since I cannot sew AgbadaPampers to cover Baby E up "decently" and no-one can be trusted to have self-control and the law will not defend her (even worse, they may accuse her of tempting her attacker), I decided the best form of defence is offence. Please grab your copy or any book that will help you relate this serious issue to your kids. Both parents, take time to sit down together as a family and discuss it with your babies. Also, appropriate videos exist, teaching about how children can keep safe from Child Abuse.
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Emma was a nice girl who minded her business when she was young. I'm sad to hear this happen to her and wish her all the best. I don't get this trend of making one's kids turn against the spouse or taking children away from one parent (usually they are taken from their mother). It always backfires. Someone tried that stunt recently and found himself in jail (the mum called the police on her husband) and everyone supported the wife. Why would you ever think your marital problems will be solved by removing your kids from their mother's presence without informing her, especially if she is no danger to them? Because you know it will hurt her and a woman will do anything for her children, it becomes emotional blackmail to make her bend to your demands. |
Enfamil, Aptamil, Gerber Good start. It's a bit surprising he doesn't want to eat though. |
ayolight please email your documents to me, I wanna send them to a radio presenter in lagos to see if we can get it on the radio here and on social media. |
MGeey:Tommy Tippie and Medela are quite soft and tend to collapse. Dr Brown's is slow flo and and very well recommended. |
ayolight what passport office are you guys going to? in Lagos, with a contact, you can get a passport in less than a week for N25, 000. Is your passport office that quick. Does anyone know who can help with that passport? in order to speed up funding, let's look and see if we can get any celebrities in Nigeria on this. can churches get on this too? Everyone please ask |
@ayolight Giditraffic on Twitter has gotten 500 people to retweet this info, please is it okay to post the account number there? Guys is it safe? For those wanting it, it's Ogunruku Mercy Itunu UBA 2056071186 #HelpSaveLight |
Seun, lalasticlala and any other mods, please move this to the front page asap. We need to help this baby. Please. I will tag usernames I know on this thread so people can see it and help get this baby help. cococandy SamBarry mutter thorpido lewistherin please if I've tagged you, help spread the word to people who follow you. This has been going on for a while please. Please have you guys started applying for the Indian visas? I don't know the process, but can someone help them with that pro bono (if they need help) so that while we are fundraising, we can be prepared that once we get what we need, the baby is ready to travel the next day or in 2 days. Thanks. |
Many private hospitals should not be open. There should be more stringent rules and enforcement. Please report this case to the medical council and demand an autopsy and full medical report of what transpired and the reason why they didn't proffer a referral (it is your absolute right to get a referral and a second opinion from another doctor). |
Feranchek:Bros why you complain? I don pencil your name down for the next 2 life cycles, you wan make I demote you to 10 life cycles after?? Don't worry, that life cycle I will make sure it's sweet for you I will find you when I'm 18 and fresh. |
Feranchek:e ya and I'm married and just had a baby. The thought of se.x (with all the sleep deprivation) is enough to make me an axe murderer. But give me your number, in my next life let's see ![]() No wait, I just remembered I'm marrying a white dude in my next life. The life cycle after that one, do you wanna book me down for that?? |
Are there any doctors in UITH Ilorin that can forward her medical records and see if she can do the surgery? |
SAMBARRY:Abeg if I've offended you at any time in the future, I apologise This ya description shows you have the mind and liver to do anything to any living creature. Please don't let me fall asleep around you when you're pissed or hungry ![]() and I thought my two older sisters were gangsters... |
lol so me
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I'm with Feranchek on this: fun. I'd love a man like this and this picture will be a constant reminder of a nice memory when he and I have rough days, I will hold onto it. |
mutter:Now that's a great story! Same thing happened to a friend's dad and their dog: she alerted them their dad was in danger. People don't realise the difference between house pets and other types: most of the pets I see in Nigeria are not house pets, they've not been trained properly. A proper house pet is an asset. |
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Before anyone castigates her, let us play the tape of the most likely scenario that led to this apology: "omg you put it out there for the whole world to see and people who know our family are now calling me to ask why I seized my grandchildren from their mother! Especially since I didn't have a concrete reason to keep them (it's not like the Mother was a danger to anyone). Now you've embarrassed me and made me look bad in front of everyone and as a Nigerian, being made to look bad is worse than actually being bad! You will get your children back but you must make a public apology to clear my name! In fact come and collect your children as soon as possible! " I've been in this sort of situation and yes, I too apologised to the person who was clearly wrong because everyone wanted to bury the hatchet and it was easier for them to ask me to do so. It may have not been the wisest move to hit social media but it was the most expedient move. I doubt the grandmother would have released the children as fast as this if she had gone there, powerless and begging (even with the British High Commission, it would have taken a while). Anyone who takes Baby E from me (after all we've been through) had better get a cutlass to defend themselves. It's not a small matter and you have no right to declare me unfit to be a mother when you failed the first time. |
Please keep us all updated to confirm you get your children back by end of August 2015. And we will let sleeping dogs lie and add our apologies to yours. It's for the children. And we will keep supporting you till your kids come home. |
Where's the best place to buy the machine, going to the LG store or a supermarket like Spar? |
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Diaris godu o0o00o!
I will find you when I'm 18 and fresh.
