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Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:46pm On Jul 31, 2008
sistawoman:
I am wondering if we are talking about marriage or just two people living together.

I say that because if after marriage you are worried about his decison making skills, his ablity to run the house, his money management skills, etc then that is the wrong time to be thinking about that.

You should be thinking about and access these skill long before u were even engaged to this man.  If you did not lay the proper foundation before you got married what makes you think it is going to work or get better after you say I DO.
Doesn't the saying go "You know a person's true colors after marriage" undecided
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:44pm On Jul 31, 2008
Rhino!!! jeez, louise!!! yeah i catch your drift. and yes bribery can be a crime sometimes. Like lets say that a woman bribes her man to do something for her, and she bribes him with a night of paradise.
Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:42pm On Jul 31, 2008
DeepZone:
From your experience here, does Hannibal and Eldee sound like men that will heed your advise? talk true?
Ha ha ha, not in this lifetime. But i just think it is so ridiculous when the family has to suffer because the man wouldn't let go of that petty ego and listen.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:39pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589325#msg2589325 date=1217532872]wnt that be fair and when u both done, get busy and have some midday fun while the sun shines through your skin.[/quote]hmmm sounds like a bribe to me.

[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589349#msg2589349 date=1217533101]serve is lay on the lazy chair and stretch leg and have someone take care of your need, bring your pinacolada and some rocks on da side, while someone is just massaging your back.
I sure wont mind that sha[/quote]I wouldn't mind doing that to and for my husband as long as he knows that the relationship is give and take. Not me doing all the giving and him taking.
Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:36pm On Jul 31, 2008
DeepZone:
Some take your views into consideration but their ego will not let them. Because of that ego factor, they'll keep landing the family into serious financial mess. Won't you stand up and take the mantle off him leaving him with about 20? This mostly happens between couples that are not equally yoked.
All im saying is that yal know i have alot of pride. Im saying if im willing to let some of that go then he should be able to let some of that useless ego go too. Cause if my husband wouldn't heed my advice, then what kind of relationship is that.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:34pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589290#msg2589290 date=1217532583]u just want to be served, will u serve him too?[/quote]define "serve"
Romance › Re: Is It Wrong: Marrying Your Cousin's Cousin by onyinye2(f): 8:32pm On Jul 31, 2008
keep talking youngsta and you shall see.
Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:28pm On Jul 31, 2008
@post
I will never except any thing from 40 and below.

DeepZone:
Demanding 50 leaves him with only 50 and that is a recipe for disaster. My philosophy is " 50-50 is hogwash and should be scrapped and whomever the cap fits, let him/her take it and lead the family ego or no ego"
That is why i said that there will come that sad day[i](wiping more tears away)[/i] that will have to swallow my enormous pride and give up some of that delicious power.
Romance › Re: Is It Wrong: Marrying Your Cousin's Cousin by onyinye2(f): 8:25pm On Jul 31, 2008
Hell yeah it is wrong. Even if the dude was the last man on earth i would rather die single and a virgin then to marry him.
Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:23pm On Jul 31, 2008
DeepZone:
Will you demand for 50?
Hell yeah i will demand 50. but i know there will come a day[i](wiping away the tears)[/i] that i will have to except 40.
Poems For Review › Re: The Confessions Of A Love Slave Pt.2 by onyinye2(op): 8:21pm On Jul 31, 2008
i had no intention of bringing your name in to this, so just enjoy your cameo in the poems. wink
Romance › Re: The 50-50 Odds? by onyinye2(f): 8:19pm On Jul 31, 2008
Umm. . . well even though im a chic that doesn't like to be inferior, I WOULD NEVER want to have 60% of the power and him 40%. i know it sounds weird coming from me but i really don't want control over my husband. I dont want to take his position.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:16pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589162#msg2589162 date=1217531360]Onye, if my woman makes more money than me or i make money than her, what difference does it make, the money is coming to the household and we can be happy and have fun, and a woman that is making good money is even better, that means i don't have to sweat my brain or make it do over drive because of money.[/quote]I guess that is a good thing. Me i wouldn't mind if the my husband made more money then me. in fact i would prefer it.

[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589173#msg2589173 date=1217531538]aint jiving with u at all, that is why be4 i make up my mind about a woman, that means i am willing to let go of her mistakes and live with her shortcomings and treat her like i want to be treated, like i said, she aint my slave, but my heart and partner, which means i want to see her happy at all times, now don't means, aint human that is capable of making mistakes, because i got blood running in my vein[/quote]May the good Lord Bless You. You are deemed as a REAL MAN.
Romance › Re: Is This Love? Wake Up Nigerian Women by onyinye2(f): 8:09pm On Jul 31, 2008
rampant:
anu ofia,anu mpam ,afo dikwa gi nimi ,ewu angry
I might not be fluent in igbo but i understood that cheesy cheesy cheesy
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:06pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589087#msg2589087 date=1217530552]i surely will call my woman to let her know who is coming over and not, say for example i didnt and late found out, and the guest was a hot babe, wont there be some kind of game going on in her head?
besides, it is called mutualism in all things, what is good for the goose, them say good for gander as well[/quote]Stop jiving with me and tell the truth.

agaba123:
Why should I mind? Just like a woman coming first and you second in class. If you want to make more money, work harder. As far what you make is enough for you to fulfill your role as a husband and father, that's all you need.
Really?? hmm cause personally, oh wait never mind.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 8:00pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589104#msg2589104 date=1217530735]At home regardless who makes more money and better career and who has the job, the man is the man and will always be the head of the house.[/quote]So any one of you men can answer this. You wouldn't mind not all that your wife made more income then you do??

agaba123:
Is it rum ? grin grin
my own personal poison. cool
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:54pm On Jul 31, 2008
Baxilexi:
i have realized something on this thread, its not like women are being oppressed by men it that women want to be the man, e.g. when the quest for

women liberization started the problem was the men did not recognise them.so jobs like teaching nursing receptionist ministry of women affairs and many others were created for the woman

later the men do not put them in top positions.

now they want equal rights as the man.
just so you know nigeria is alot better than most counties, take for example germany they have a kkk rule for women kuche(kitchen) kirche(church) and kinder(children) and japan their women are ristricted but the western woman wants everything down to having gonads

men have created more careers for women in the working ssectors of the economy.
the women should not expect to be privalant in all strata.
(rolls eyes and sips drink)
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:50pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2589048#msg2589048 date=1217530139]The house is not just urs my dear, so the man has the right to know who and who is in my house or coming there, because i would do same if it was the other way around[/quote]But will the man do the same?
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:47pm On Jul 31, 2008
chiogo:
Hmm, interesting! Take a look at the highlighted text. Since when did naija people start callin people before coming to their house? Matter of fact, very few Nigerians do! That is a western thing, which I think is a very good thing Cuz you just don't go to people's houses anytime you please. But I totally disagree with you that a woman has to call her husband to confirm whether or not to let the visitor in.

See, people cause problems for themselves and they go about blaming western culture. Look at it this way, if a woman's inlaws call to say they'd be visiting and the woman tells them that she has to get  back to them after she has asked her husband, the inlaws would most likely not believe that crap. They'd feel that she's being disrespectful to them, the people who raised her husband. They'd say so many horrible things about her, making the woman feel guilty. And guess what! Most of the time, the man rarely stands up to his parents and vouch for his wife.

Hence, she'll be portrayed a bad woman and the parents pressure the husband into leaving her. This is all due to your so-called submission. Now, my example is based on a Nigerian level anywayz but honestly, I think the situation u put forward can only occur if the woman is a house wife. That is exactly the points people have been making here- those naija men who prefer to go home to marry are INTIMIDATED! They want someone who'd be completely DEPENDENT on them.
TWIN!!! i mean what is so wrong in woman who is not soley dependent on her man?? I understand my husband should be there for me but i know i can do some stuff on my own.

Abuseay:
Onyiye u still dey here , dey haunt me, !!lol, hahahhahahah check the dictionary, lmbo, !!
No im going to pray for 90 minutes.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:43pm On Jul 31, 2008
Abuseay:
hey rhino ure still on this matter too, lol, well these ladies wont agree with us, can u imagine a naija babe here in england wants to marry one of my friends, then she goes on cam doing strip shiw asking the guy ,if she cute ,if she likes her figure, Abeg my guy run ooo,  this is just some weeks agoi, Now the guy has a good girl from naija now, and they are communicating, You see what my jand/and Ilu ebo babes are turning into, Western culture overriding us all, Its a pity!!!
Nna, define "overriding" for me please.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:42pm On Jul 31, 2008
agaba123:
Thanks man
Last time I checked, I was told that Nigerians are the most educated group in the US. I don't they get educated for nothing.
Hell yeah!! we dominate the medical field.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:40pm On Jul 31, 2008
[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2588978#msg2588978 date=1217529496]So what kind of man do u want then, u don't want to sumbit and you don't want to let alone to do whatever you want.
because if you have a man like me, i cld let u do whatever you want till u content, but trust me, you will hate such with a passion.[/quote]Someone more down the middle. He leads yet puts me as his right hand, allows me to do me, yet knows when to pull the plug.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:35pm On Jul 31, 2008
SAM MILLA:
@poster, the answer to the question is very very simple.


over 70% of nigerian girls abroad are prostitutes and the boys know that.
Look at this mu mu boy dey talk. Abeg go and sleep or do whatever that you do. ewu.

[quote author=$$Rhino link=topic=155971.msg2588938#msg2588938 date=1217529144]trust me, u will hate a man that let u do all u feel like doing, say u go out and come home whenever u want and he has already make his own food and already im bed and following morning, pretends like nothing happened, how would u feel? can u handle that?[/quote]Of course i don't want a guy who lets me do whatever,not like i'll do anything anyways, but i don't want to fall in that position.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:28pm On Jul 31, 2008
Sisikill:
Intimidation pure and simple!

A girl living[i] “in abroad”[/i] probably has her own car, lives her own place and has a job. Men don’t want that, they want a girl who will come and ask them for money for Sanitary Towel, so they can tell her she should buy tissues instead, since Sanitary towel is a luxury and not a necessity. I’m not saying these girls are suegbes, it’s because they don’t have a choice. They can’t work because they have no papers, they can’t drive because they have no papers, they can’t travel because they have no papers. I’ve seen it so many times, women brought to America by their hubbies…for the first year or two (even longer) these women are completely dependent on their husbands for everything. They get weekly allowances and if they happen to run out before the end of the week, too bad!


One woman I know cried like a baby when she found out her husband used to buy her clothe from thrift stores. When she was in Nigeria, she was a tailor. . . an up and coming designer, she came to America and started wearing thrift store clothes. She saved enough money and got herself a sawing machine. . . one of those you’ll find in a Home Economic class. She started sawing and pretty soon, she had her own income. . . went from doing nasty, ratty looking hair to doing really good hair. She, as the Yoruba say, [i]tu ran se [/i]and you can guess what happened, suddenly her husband started to complain that she has become Americanized. Seriously, looking clean, well-dressed and presentable is now Americanized? Her business really took off and the issue of getting a place where she can have a showroom came up and this guy said NO. She begged and begged, brought elders to the house to house to help her talk to her husband and the idiot said, she can do anything she wants as long as she's ready to move out of the house. He accused her "changing" from the girl he married and just basically rubbished her dreams, she didn't get her showroom and just stopped sawing all together. She works as a Teacher's Aid at a daycare center, she is way more intelligent than the teacher she's aiding but the beauty or best part of this is. . . She HATES him with every fiber of her being. She can't stand him, when he travels, she jokes about being free from bondage for however long he is away.

Lovely Marriage, huh? I guess you guys don't care that if she could get away with it, you wife would murder you while you slept because that's how much she hates you, as long as she cooks your food and wash your clothes.


If it’s their preference to go to Nigeria to get married, then it is their preference! How then it is “Abroad living girls” fault?
That is what scares me so much about becoming an submissive wife. Because i know and yal know that im not the kind of girl who likes to be told what to do. And i admit that i am quick at the mouth and i can do some mean things. And dont want to be put in a position in which like the lady in the post who has a good idea but is turned down by her husband. Because im sad to say that im that kind of chic who will never let it go.
Christianity Etc › Re: Do You Believe In Sussicorn? by onyinye2(f): 7:21pm On Jul 31, 2008
Seun:
Sussicorn (Respect) loves me? But I am a sinner! cry
O gini??
Christianity Etc › Re: Do You Believe In Sussicorn? by onyinye2(f): 7:20pm On Jul 31, 2008
huxley:
When I do get married, it will be a civil ceremony and not a single mention of god, bible or any religious motifs will be allowed.
so who will conduct this, a judge??
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:17pm On Jul 31, 2008
Baxilexi:
@onyin, so your the person our lord was refering to when he said "be not only readers but doers of the word. him done know since 2000years ago.
I am the word in a sense. If you read my post a little known back, i said that i would work on my need to be in control, when i should be the partner, so Nna dont worry bouts meh, kay.

chiogo:
Shit! I don't usually post in this romance section, I thot this topic was under 'family'. I'm going to reply anywayz.

Wait!, I'm yet to understand what y'all mean by 'submitting' to your husband. Can somebody give me examples of how a woman can 'submit' to her husband? Maybe, I can actually reply this topic Cuz right now, am seeing loads of BS.
I will tell you once i get a clear answer. Because i know someone is going to give you Proverbs 31vs. 10-31 as the answer.
Christianity Etc › Re: Do You Believe In Sussicorn? by onyinye2(f): 7:12pm On Jul 31, 2008
Uhmm Huxley, can i ask you this? When you do get married or if you already are, how do/did the ceremony go? I mean for Christians they have a pastor, Jew have a rabbi, Islams have theres, and so and so forth. So how do you conduct yours??
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:08pm On Jul 31, 2008
rubi:
Na God dee do me better
AMEN!!!
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:06pm On Jul 31, 2008
bluehorizo:
I concur. It doesn't matter who she is or where she is from. Wht matters is understanding,trust and respect.Those are the basic things that makes every successful relationship.
I agree 200%.
Poems For Review › Re: The Confessions Of A Love Slave Pt.2 by onyinye2(op): 7:04pm On Jul 31, 2008
Wait. no. Gini?
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Guys Abroad Marry Nigerian Girls Abroad? by onyinye2(f): 7:02pm On Jul 31, 2008
rubi:
Wake up you have slept for too long I am a happly married woman. I love my hubby he reasons differently from most naija men. I believe in submitting to my hubby to the core and he believes in treating me with all intergrity
Where did you find such a man?

Baxilexi:
@onyin, its as simple as they can't be two captains on a ship, neither can there be two Gods in the universe, scripture say "woman be submissive to your husband for as christ is the head of the church so is the man the head of the family . . . . . . . . .
(onyinye reads the verse for the 11th million time.)

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