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Na lie! You slept with a man and started talking balderdash. I just hope you didn't also kill that baby. God will judge! |
That's why when I hear stories of Man rapes girl of 14 , 15. As much as I know it's deplorable, I hesitate to make comments because the lines are blurred these days. I know of the story of a man beaten up for 'raping' a girl of 13 in a northern town in Nigeria. I later met one of the neighbours living in the lungu (slum) and she told me that it had actually been going on for a while and the girl had been seen severally walking into the man's house prior to them being 'caught' and then it suddenly turned out to be a rape story and the man was made to pay the parents of the kid I mean you see some 15 year old these days and physically they are not different from fully fledged adults and in these heavily sexualized society, might have been involved in sexual activities for a couple of years |
That's the problem of Northern Nigeria, the ruling class is just like a family cabal! |
papawemba:Hmmmm....not attempting to sound insulting but then this is Saturday morning! When was the last time you took a gaydar test? |
freecocoa:You know love the way it is used is such a funny phrase ? Based on regular usage of the word, I'm sure the guy doesn't love him but there's a bit of a twist here actually. But first things first, forget about marriage totally for now !!!!!!! About the twist, the funny thing is, aside from the baby issue, the person having the more unhealthy attachment is the man not the woman. If he wanted to walk away, he definitely would have, I shouldn't let the poster know this but he is attached to you and he resents that fact and the sad part is that you are making things extremely easy for him. I don't have full details but i can wager that if you move out of his house or wherever it is you are staying, and heaven helps, you start 'dating' someone else. This guy would go baloney. From the story, he wouldn't stay with you if there was no pull you have over him. It's not just about sex, you said he has other ladies already. You validate him in some ways. I mean why would a man want to sleep with a woman who just had CS and a new baby if he has other options. You just don't have a soft spot for him, he also has a big soft hole for you. He'll deny it all he can. It's some sort of psycho anomaly. Its understandable when a guy tries to put down a girl he wants out of his life. It's understandable when a guy builds up a girl he wants in his life But when a guy puts down a girl all the time and yet still want to retain her around him, then that's serious unhealthy emotional conflict. You've not told us about his pattern of relationships (past relationships et al), if he is well off career wise, if he is physically abusive and all that but if what you've said is accurate, The best advice is to just walk, cut your losses and walk. Pick up the pieces, you've lost a part of your life to a jerk. Try to salvage the remaining but then I know how hard it is for a woman who has a baby with a man to move on and from your tone, you don't sound like someone who wants to so I'll give you the middle of the road - take a break from him for a long period, get some fresh air, go visit a family member in another part of the country, go learn french or swimming or something different. Start a new relationship if you can (It doesn't have to be sexual) That period will allow you assess him properly and most importantly allow you to have your head clearer. I might be wrong but this is an instinctive response for me, hope it helps. N.B. If physical assault is involved in anyway, disregard all the advice above and just pack your bags and run this very night without informing him. If possible inform the police about your need to be protected |
freecocoa:Oh ok, that's very true. Nothing trauma bonding about that. Infact, I know a woman whose Husband was cheating and she decided to stay in the relationship not out of love or attachment but out of common sense. At her age, she had very little alternative, the husband is rich and she has little professional development. She only threw a storm when he brought one of the girlfriends home ! |
deeptesting:Frankly, I think what you need is a Pastor or a psychologist ! and you sound a tad selfish and probably a narc! A single parent and yet you don't want a single parent and yet you still don't want her to have kids ! If this is not wickedness , what is ? How do you even manage to sleep at night. Wish you all the best ! |
Of course it must have been washed up from a river or something ! |
Why are men just killing wife up and down ? Second story this night. |
freecocoa:99.9% of cases. The reason why you think there are differences is because emotional wounds are a lot like measles. They occur once, and when (or if) you survive it. You tend to develop immunity against it and guard yourself better. Even the lady in question, if she survives this will probably never get herself in this kind of situation again (although other types of abuse still await peopl like her) Or maybe I don't get your point ? An example might help |
freecocoa:Just decided to quote you but my response is actually directed to 75% of the respondents on this thread I think a short course in psychology should be made available to all students in our schools. Yes, on the surface, blame the girl but truth is, what's happening to her is called 'trauma bonding' and it is realer than we think. If a man beats a woman (or God help us,vice versa) and she doesn't leave the first time, reality is that she will never leave again. At least not by herself, unless an external force comes into play or maybe it becomes critical and she breaks her bone or something of that nature but if it's regular beatings, it will continue forever and she will never be able to stop it on her own. The psychology at play are numerous and simple 1. We desire more to find closure on an issue via the source of the hurt in the first place. If someone hurts you, nothing takes away the pain like an 'heart felt' apology from that person. Hence, love from the abuser becomes some sort of prize for the abused, odd but true 2. One thing abusers instinctively realize is that beating a woman is less of a physical assault and more of an emotional wound. It's her self esteem you are tearing at. Few things make a woman feel more worthless than being beaten by the man she loves. That is why, if she doesn't leave the first time, her self esteem will only get progressively weaker until her subconscious begins to justify the beatings I don't blame the girl, I pity her. She's more of a victim than a fool. People who grow up in abusive homes are very susceptible to either become abusers or abused in relationship. These guys don't know 'normal'. The pattern of abuse is their default position. And folks need to grow up. Her case has little or nothing to do with money. Most guys that beat their women are actually poor broke arse. The average successful guy does not have a confidence crisis nor needs to prove his superiority, his confidence speaks for him. @Yomieluv - You actually did the right thing in that scenario but my problem with you is the kind of friends you keep, is it by force ? How do you have friends who are so psychotic to the extent of beating a girl until her sandals get torn just because she came to visit him unannounced ?? That is absolutely crazy - I advise you recommend a shrink for the animal you call your friend. I just hope your friendship with him does not say a thing or two about you or is he doing anything of benefit to you cos I wonder why you choose to maintain such friendship in the first place and you can't tell him pointedly to his face that he was a fool for treating the girl that way (I woud have done that) - I ask is friendship by force ?? |
Lack of income is one of the least important factors for girls going into prostitution Most of these girls are drug addicts and alcoholics who need a quick source of income to feed their addiction. Many of them have suffered abuse and are psychologically traumatised. Sewing maxhines and tools won't heal this. Seriously, there are some of these girls who even do it for the thrill. These guys are on a long thing, I see them having little effect in the long run. |
uchestephanie:Am sorry but what are those two hanging shirts doing in your profile picture? Are they guardian angels? |
Lovely! This is real ingenuity At least he is interfacing directly with his target market not all these vague I need funding from government ideas |
Dexema:You definitely know Plateau politics well |
ikeyman00:Asari is also a criminal. They'll make a good match |
That should be about 71m. I thought all phones had calculators |
rokiatu:Please don't. You prolly have the best figure since the inception of Nairaland (and I'm sure this is not the first time you're hearing that ) I wonder why it should even cross your mind ? What else do you really want ![]() Back to the matter...... It might not be a big issue but I guess they made a big mistake by bringing it to the public. They should no that public scrutiny is the worst platform to deal with marital friction. Anyway, if you can't stand the heat, then you shouldn't be in the kitchen in the first place. I guess they know that's the price of being a celebrity !!! |
menix:There is nothing genuine about it. The original name for 'ponzi schemes' was pyramid scheme because it followed a simple fraudulent principle. The initial investors (top of the pyramid) will make seemingly genuine profit while the bottom of the pyramid (a much larger group) , enticed by the gains of the top few - which would have garnered much publicity, are the once to suffer massive loses, at this point the scheme operators just disappear. Every pyramid scheme as its early gainers, that's there major draw. |
oikechukwu:Please, I do not intend to join issues in the main discussion of this thread for now but we need to set a record straight..... Ilaje LGA in Ondo state is one of the major oil producing areas in Nigeria and it is in Yoruba land. Infact crude oil was first discovered in Araromi (a village in Ilaje land) by the Germans in 1908. As against Oloibori as claimed, it was just that commercial exploration didn't start immediately there Cc: whitecat1 |
Vicjustice:Your thinking seems more advanced than the society you find yourself in.... While we keep saying hiya, haa we don't realise that cases such as this are always possible to resolve given the will to do so |
chocolateme:I just fainted mentally and got revived ! |
Chipeculiar:Though it's hard to give advice about lifestyle and personality to people you haven't met but I daresay, I don't think you have a problem here, not a serious problem anyway. I think it's all about temperament and balance. The only issue I sense is that considering your background, you might just have some inhibitions that sort of makes you antagonistic towards relationships especially considering your possibly puritanical background. I was there too, the first time, a lady I was eyeing came to try help me clean my house, I almost had a fit. and I was already in my late twenties then. Maybe just maybe that might be the issue |
Floodgater:Phew , your comments were rather harsh but anyway your points are noted. But do remember that the day we realise that love is not a feeling but a commitment, the world and marriages would be a far better place |
thorpido:Oh ok, I understand. I agree ! |
thorpido:Care to explain the emboldened better ? |
thorpido:Sex indeed is a BIG thing in marriage!I have since found out it even applies more to women than men. I won't argue with you on this. That was my expectations initially, I raised some points, if anybody was not comfortable with it, Simple, refute them - there were no personal angles to my posts, just opinions. Am not a professional marriage counselor but I think most sexual issues once they are not physiological can be worked on. Infact listening to most couples, you realize that the so called lack of sexual interest as its root in some other issues not the sex in itself. Why do you see women saying the guy is nice,has good character etc but I only like him as a friend.I'm not attracted to him. I attribute that to foolishness and youthful exuberance. like seriously bro ! Have you ever heard of a single girl above 30 saying she only likes a guy as a friend (unless of course, he is dirt poor).Think of it, have you ever heard of the girlfriend of a serial cheat say that ?? It's all a trick of the mind, this is what every player since Adam has realised and young women should be warned against. Any guy who you are comfortable around, being friends with, understands you, you get along well, is responsible - please don't dull, they hardly ever come around. One of the reason why we are having more and more of this friend zone concept has to do with the media and the swag mentality. We are being bombarded more and more by unrealistic imagery such that real people no longer fit into the fantasies we've been sold. One of the major laws of attraction is emotional investment. The one who invests more, loves more. The average nice guy naturally invest more in any relationship and the immature emotionally driven girl finds it hard to find the attraction because she has invested less or nothing at all. Whereas, the bad guy fuecks (pardon my language) the girl and does not even bother calling her the next day, the foolish girl is emotionally wound up , feels used and can't wait to get any form of attention from the player. She eventually confuses that desperation for love for the guy - trust me, it works every bloody time. So the advice, i will always give young men and women alike, put your emotions aside for a while and ask yourself, is this the kind of father/mother I will want for my kids. if this person treats me the way he/she treats other people will I still be with him- cos he will end up treating you that way. I believe though I don't have empirical evidence that most marriages that have been damaged beyond repair are largely caused by emotion beclouding reason and desperation |
Chipeculiar: Xone3:The fact that you have expressed concern is a good indicator that your supposed 'uncaring' nature is not pathological. But before any reasonable advice can be given, I think a little info is needed. How was your family background ? did you grow up in a broken home. Were your parent's marriage abusive ? Were you abused as a kid ? (either physically, mentally, emotionally or sexually) Truth is, Most people from balanced homes were love is expressed hardly ever have problems showing care when they grow up. Being uncaring is more often than not a defence mechanism from harm based on trauma experienced in early childhood. Again, to your present life (please this is not an attempt to condemn or be hypocritical). Do you keep multiple relationships ? have you had multiple sexual partners. Situations like this also hinder normal behaviour in interpersonal relationships because the opposite sex subconsciously becomes a thing/ something to be used for a purpose. An object for which care does not apply. So maybe you might need to answer these questions first. |
thorpido:I hate to be the spoilsport on this thread but I like clarifying issues. I don't know Babyosisi neither do I hate her, for all you care, she might be a wonderful intelligent person in real life. My counter-post was not directed at her person or this thread or all her other posts on nairaland. It was an objective issue based rebuttal and the background was that a young lady was confused about if the guy she is dating is 'the one' - if ever there is anything like that anyway - and she gave us a little insight into the relationship, which for me was neither here nor there. At the end of the day, we got what was supposed to be an advice which for me was - I repeat - FUNDAMENTALLY flawed. You said you are not compatible sexually,can you live with that all your life? - what is sexual compatibility Trust me, I have had sex with God knows how many women and I can assure you it's all in the mind. The two best partners I have had sex wise were not my specs physically - they seemed to sense my lack of interest and always put in 200%. Apart from physiological issues like weak erection, frigidity and the likes, sex is a function of what the partners put in. Your compatibility character wise is everything. That's why 'the friend zone' movement has actually done more damage to young ladies than the guys being 'friendzoned'.Bad kisser,can you manage that? - first time in my blessed little life that am hearing kissing become a consideration whatsoever in choosing a partner. You see I actually do not need to read her previous posts or subsequent ones to know that this particular advice was wrong and air my views. The fact that she was wrong here does not make it impossible for her to be right later on or does not in anyway make her a bad person. What I would rather have expected was objective criticism to the points I made or she made because quite frankly, this is not an attack on her person |
babyosisi:Wow! I find it rather unfortunate that you would see this as a personal attack or attempt to discredit you. Where was the sense of competition in anything I wrote and what has the length of the thread got to do with the issue at hand. Did I make any derogatory reference to your person or marriage or family ? You gave an advice to a young lady who seemed to be at a cross-road which I felt was FUNDAMENTALLY flawed. And I called out on that, taking the pains to explain my reasons and showing the contrast to another post on this thread. Your response anyway ends up reasserting my views on the first line of my initial post |
kukuruku156:Thanks, but I really don't get, how does it relate to not basing your decisions on passion , emotions and superficial things. because that was the point I was trying to make in my earlier post. I was trying to say issues of character, intelligence and integrity are far more important, that was my point. |
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