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iwaeda:O'level |
Brightgem:She apologized to me the next day and I had no option but to forgive her because I'm terrible with being angry with people. coupled with the fact that we were in a dire situation that night. She acted on the instinct of human selfishness; that same kind of selfishness that would make a person want the best food he/she can get, and I can understand that much. |
Westernlove:We've almost the same experience. I've had people ask me the same obnoxious question. In Nigeria, people consider success by one's ability to get married, whether you're capable of fending for your family or not. And it's the very societal dogma that have wrecked a lot of people |
Spaxon: Ok, you said it as if it's been eon. So, how did your relationship go with your man? |
Olawrites:If this is your idea of recrimination, then you suck at it. Just so we're clear; it's been eon I last had a relationship. I'm comfortable, but I presently don't have a woman friend not to talk of a wife, so, your postulation is balderdash. Let me pretend to believe what you said about your brother: that your brother have a different story, does not mean it's the prevalent case. In fact, his case is miniscule on the scale of 1/10 as obtainable in our society. Now, no sensible man will predicate his future on the probability of 'one' against 'nine.' That's akin to looking for a needle in a haystack. Not that there's no needle in the haystack, but what are the odd of finding it .* No, I'm not God, but even the Christian Bible says: "A man who can't provide for his family, is worse than an infidel." Just so you know, marriage give you this hustling mindset to be on your toes. The highlighted is one of the major lies I aforementioned. Let's put it into perspective. If as a bachelor you earn 4k per day, then spend 1k for feeding and another 1k for miscellaneous, leaving you with 2k to save for future investment that will avail you the financial laxity to venture into other enterprise or expand existing one, thus increasing your earning power to say 10k per day. At this juncture, you're to a large extent impervious to the cost implication of running a family. So, it's fine. Now, let's say you got married with an earning of the same 4k per day. Remember you were spending 2k as a bachelor and saving the remaining 2k for the future. What you'll discover as a married man, is that; 4k will be barely enough to service the family, leaving you on the path of stagnancy, cause you'll be feeding from hand to mouth with no savings to venture into new waters of financial promise. Basically, you'll be retrogressing with the rise in inflation and graduating family expenses. In no time, you'll be wizened with dejection and suffering, consequently embroiling the innocent children you sired, in your self inflicted debacle. Nuff said. |
EVILFOREST:Hey guys! Heed to this advice, cause this is a sage council that is ineluctable to your success if you want to have a smooth sail in life. I want to believe you're married. Am I right? |
Omar09:Apt. You have my blessing, bro. What is paramount is a better and secured future for you and your family. All other consideration is sundry. |
eni4real:Amen!!! |
0neal:Well, poverty is a mental conditioning that metamorphose to reality when one approach life with complacency and imprudence. Suffice to say; people from poor homes wind up like their parents, not because of lack of requisite tools to succeed in life, but because they fail to 'right' the condition of their parents by making the same mistake, thus, setting a vicious circle of generational penury on motion. It's the major social malaise menacing our society. Take a diagnostic review of the economic class of major perpetrators of vices in our society, and the answer is not farfetched. |
OgbanjeProphet:What did your brother do to her, cos she must pay with sweat and blood if it were me. |
Omar09:My brda. I wish guys will see things from your panoramic perspective, instead of succumbing to peer pressure and societal dogma. So, what's the age benchmark you set for marriage? |
CAPSLOCKED:Risible! They sicken me to the gut. |
Rasbel:You guys were obnoxious with your pre-match bragging. It won you a lot of enemies(including me), and strengthened the resolve of Chelsea to put in their best, while you guys revelled in complacency. Anyway, the match is over and it's a done deal for Chelsea. Kudos to them |
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3:0 This is mauling |
SweetCunt97:Lol. Ok, I'm sorry |
SweetCunt97:Lol. ![]() So it's now a gender thing. Huh Men are envious of her because she attained something they couldn't. Need I remind you that since the inception of this contraption called 'Nigeria,' men have been the ones piloting military aircraft's until she came, you dunce. Stop desecrating the memory of this beautiful lady with your childish gender scrimmage. Halwit. |
Lordswazz:So much sense in your post. Respect! |
CAPSLOCKED:Lol I trekked mile's that day, because I didn't get a car and it was already late on a path that usually have ritual kidnapping. I don't have the capacity to bear grudge, but if I have that guy at my mercy, I'll collect my own pound of flesh trifold. Some guys are mindlessly stupid when they see women. |
thesicilian:Nah. I think it's a punishment. I had rather not marry throughout the course of my life, than sire kids in poverty. That's self inflicted poverty. If the man had been comfortable before marriage, then met misfortune in marriage, that would be understandable and tenable.The truth is that, the men usually end up thinking about their life like this.
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UDUJ:Yes, but i think people have influence over our life as much as we're willing to give them. They can only gore you on, but will not be there to bear the brunt with you. So, why be complicit with people pushing you to debacle? It's better to marry at your own time and pace, irrespective of age. |
thesicilian:You're correct, but if we should put it into perspective; such scenario happen 1/10. That's on the infinitesimal. Would you build your future on a precarious foundation? |
decatalyst:Lol. Baba, when i was coming up as a lad. I had a clique with so much ambition. The brightest and most handsome among us jumped into marriage with nothing palpable to sustain him. Now, he's a shadow of himself subsisting on the magnanimity of our group and the little he can muster for himself. When I look at him now, I begin to wonder if he's the same bright lad that earned our awe and we looked up to. The dude is looking like my father now. Quite painful, because he profligates also(not wise with money). Planning is the key. You're on point, bro. |
Sup guys. I've something that have always earned the acme of my discountenance. And that's how men crudely jump into marriage in other to conform to societal dictate or for some selfish satisfaction. This have gotten me pensive and I'll make no ado in getting to the nucleus of the issue. Yesterday, I was headed toward gwarimpa, and on my way I noticed a disheveled young guy around Efab estate trekking by the express. As a rule, I always give such guys 'lift,' because i was once with a female colleague in a lonely path that seldom have cars coming our way, suddenly one private car stopped and when I tried entering after my female colleague boarded, the SIMPson bounced me out and zoomed off with an empty back seat. That incident birthed in me a sense of solidarity and understanding of what men go through just for being men, but yesterday, I was so incensed by a botch job my mechanic did that I drove past. After about 4 hours when I had everything sorted and was heading back, I saw the same guy heading toward my direction again(it's a dual carriage way) and he was sweating profusely, so I beckoned on him to enter. We got talking and I inquired why he's trekking such a long distance. He said: he went to look for a job that wasn't successful and he's going back to Arab road. But this is just a miniscule of the guy's travail. He grew up in abject poverty.In fact, they gave birth to him and his sister in an uncompleted building. His dad died in that building, his sister got pregnant for some riffraff and they started what we call "abuja marriage", his mom subsequently fell sick and died in the same uncompleted building. Then the owner of the building decided to complete it, and drove him away. Now, this guy was able to get another uncompleted building to stay, and as I'm typing this, he's with wife and kids. This is a person that don't have food at home and can not afford N150 to and fro. I gave him 10k but I was so mad with him; I mean, I was disconcertingly appalled that this guy will think of marriage in his privation. Why not be a little bit comfortable before considering marriage, instead to face life with the dignity of a breadline. Sadly, this is the same mistake lot of guy's have been making thinking they'll fall into some stupendous money as soon as they marry, and this is mostly perpetuated by religious charlatans who say; a man's destiny is predicated on his future wife, that as soon as he gets married, the special blessing tied to marriage will start opening way for him. That's a mendacious twaddle that will leave you in a precarious situation. Please guys, have 'comfort' afoot before you dabble into marriage. What's your take on this? |
NewDelhi:As much as i don't endorse any form of discriminatory act, it's also pertinent that I point that the Hausas(Muslims one's) you're holding brief for, are also guilty of a worse form of discrimination. I know this because I was birthed in the north, and I know the nitty gritty about them. Have you heard of the word "kafir?" That's what they call none Muslims who they all consider infidels that should be purged from the surface of the earth. It'll only take an announcement on Friday at their mosque, for you to understand what real discrimination and hatred can make humans do - discrimination that can only be appeased with human life's. When I was still there as a young lad, I remember me and my parents were always bouncing in and out of barracks for cover, when there's a nuance of political tension happening as far away as irag, Afghanistan et al. If you go into the core north that have less exposure, some of them don't even shake hands with none Muslims, cos they consider them filthy. So, when next you want to hold brief for a group in denunciation of others, make sure the people you're making a case for, are not guilty of same thing or even worse. |
Simplyleo: heendrix:Upon interrogation, Moses a 27-year-old native of Auchi, said his friend’s ghost had been hunting him since the day he killed him. If you want to be a tribal bigot, At least, be sensible and make sure the people you're throwing your dirty invectives at, are actually culpable. You, Simplyleo, did not mention name, but we know you're an idiotic Igbo hater who is not even intelligent by half. iamgprince:Iamgprince, you're not igbo. You're just a dunce masquerading as Igbo. |
Ariza:Lol. ![]() I think I'm guilty of this. It's become a pathological disposition of some sort. And many ladies I've interacted with, misconstrued it for romantic interest. Actually, It's baffling to me why Nigerian's always see it from that spectrum, cos even oldies in the west use it as a title to address their young. |
Toks2008:Stop trying to be clever by half. You're not dealing with neophytes, nor are we dyslexic. This is an excerpt from your spit-deserving twaddle. and worse still, I believe a man who is not generous to his lady does not truly love her cos there is no love without giving. So, a man's love is directly proportional to how much he's willing to part with(hmmm, i wonder what sugar daddies have to say about this). And this brings me to the ineluctable question; " what moral rectitude does the kind of women you herald have over road side prostitute who predicate their relationship on money? Since pecuniary gratification is the proviso for the love you preach. I'll willingly spend on a woman in distress who is not my girlfriend, but I can't spend on a woman just because we're in a relationship. That's contemptible horseshit that foster laziness, venality and nauseating entitlement mentality. BTW, it's quite risible for you to summon the testicular fortitude to set sail on the part of ignominy in branding your fellow men with the epithet "stingy," just because they go against the grain of pussy-worship to bide when and how they want to spend their money. For the fact you suggested giving 10% of our income, as if relationship is an employment or we're repaying some sort of mortgage(at least, this is profitable), is a confession of your incorrigibility in pussy-worship. Actually, I've lost the capacity to be outraged by the kind of sickening tosh you call opinion, but you just actuated the wow-factor of disgust in me this night. |
Depressed101:Well, I didn't expect you would be any less of an idiot No wonder you talk like a compound fool. |
pocohantas:In fact, I'm opening a thread to that respect, and it's how you 'dagboed' me of 200 hundred naira credit and left me ineffably heart broken Hahaha ![]() |
Depressed101:Stop yapping about what you don't know. There's stipulated time range one can leave the army, and that's 10yrs if my memory serve me right. So, it's not a life time contract like you're insinuating. People retire from the army any time they want, so long they serve the compulsory service time. |
TOPCRUISE:They're usually brainless bimbos with over bloated sense of entitlement, and i avoid them like a plague. I've helped women I know are actually in distress, countless of times. But I can't bring myself to spend on a woman in the Nigerian sense of it, because I'm in a relationship with her or because of some useless feminine charm. It makes me sick to the gut, and make me want to barf with every disgust in me. I remember when i was in anambra heading to abuja after a project. There was a young lady getting harassed at the park because she lost her purse and wanted to board my bus, so I offered to pay her fare, and it was a grueling uphill preoccupation avoiding her feminine antics throughout our journey because she wanted to secure me in her bag of relationship. When I finally alighted at my bus stop, she entreated the driver to wait for her and ran up to me to remind me that I didn't collect her number, or at least, give her mine, with a demeanor suggestive of romantic interest. I was like; "girl i helped you out just as I would for my fellow man or any other person. So, disabuse yourself that there's romantic undercurrent to my gesture. Neither am I interested in any relationship in anyway whatsoever." I inquired if she has a means to get home directly, and she answered in the negative. I drew out 4k and gave to her to take 'drop' to wherever she's headed, then left. This and many other instance highlight the mentality of an a average Nigerian lady. To them, relationship and love is transactional in a pecuniary sense, and must be serviced with money et al, or there's no love to begin with. |
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