frozen70:


[s]Mothers are the best nature can give when it comes to grooming a child

Wherever you see the fathers playing the roles of mothers, bear in mind that the mother failed it and the father have to pick it up to avoid creating that vacuum

But I also love men who plays the roles of mothers, God bless them for me[/s]

ITK that's not the question

You should have used a Nigerian Man as pic Illustration... Remotely impossible

Mum, even till now the bond is still there..... There's no day that passes without me talking to her on phone.

Ain't stingy but before my wife/girlfriend will see my 5k my mama don chop 100k.

Exactly like the above picture. My mum would seat beside me and taught me how to read. I love both parents equally. Another time, P man would also set mathematics.

God1000:
Yeah our parents are amazing, they mollycoddle us, teach us good morals and values, so who among them showed you more love and care while growing up?

As a kid, Were you more closer to your mum or dad?

For more it's 50-50.

And I must commend them both for maintaining that percentage over the years thereby making it difficult for me to choose between them.

pyyxxaro:
My Father told me to always walk with LIONS , that I will always eat fresh meat

But if I choose to walk with GOATS , I would eat Elephant grass and Spear grass


The man de yan shaa

The guy nor de flog , na Mouth e de use finish people , if e finish with u , u go go ur room go de think your Life

Spear grass

I love them both,my dad was a disciplinarian but he'd die before he let anything happen to me,an average man who is not rich but raised millions to send his son abroad for a better life I one In a trillion.
My mum is an angel too

Both of them are simply the best
Though Dad was strict and is still strict
Mom on the hand would give you all the best in making sure you're happy.
Growing up I loved my dad more but now I've come to love them both equally.

Chidex50:

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In most cases, parents decide and seal their kids destiny. Did you see the 11 year old terrorist killed by military airstrikes

I don't know.

Grew up without both

Brought up by a loving mum and a caring dad

Datikwerreboi:

ITK that's not the question

Why e dey pepper you
Are you one of the irresponsible ones

I never had any.

Oloniyan:
I don't know.

Grew up without both

I feel you bro...but who raised you and what can you say about that person?

Jennyclay:
My mother cared for me. She's the real definition of wonder, super, and strong woman.

She thought me how to be independent, she's my number one mentor.

Just like the way she trained me, I would pass and install same discipline, words of wisdom and encouragement to my unborn children (especially my daughters)

And ur father never existed

Only a bastard will open such a topic. This is not surprising because Nairaland overflows with bastards.

An excellent topic for the one some people allege is a twisted psychopath - kobojunkie, who declares with pride that he owes his parents nothing - defending this position with the fact that in some countries, it is the parents that owe children an inheritance.

Both o, daddy always takes me to Mr.Biggs

Both, but my dad cared and cares more.

I'm close to 40 yo, dad still cares about me.

Tomek09:

And ur father never existed

That's non of your business.

FATHER for the Girls
MOTHER for the Boys

I still regretting why I lost my lovely mom

Both are the same if they're still together.

Modified: respect to our daddies! They're the best.

both of them

Mother's are too protective!!

My adorable mum

She is a wonderful, and superb woman

But na women dey spoil pikin pass. Popsy we always stand on the truth.

My mum anytime anyday, she was there for us! My dad preferred to train his brother's children than his own, how do they pay him now?
Continue to rest in peace sweet mum!

Hmm what can I say, as a young child I didn't really enjoy the attachment that many kids enjoy with their parents..
For some reasons,
I had a lot of siblings I was neither the first two nor the last two, I was just somewhere in the middle and before attention gets to me it may take some time and plus I was an extremely problematic child,
So the only attention that was paid to me was that of worry and scolding... although we were generally taught to love God and serve him ..my Mum really tried for us in this area
My dad was not really around always working and busy..

In my early teens, I got worse and rebellious and my relationship with my mum got even more bad, I was being influenced and almost hating my parents..

But by the time I was in my late teens, I had a change in my life, I encounter God and things got better in my life..my parents actually became really proud of me
And I grew closer to them..
I began to enjoy mother's love when I was almost becoming a young adult and I cherish it, just that it's sad i didn't experience it as a child when I would have appreciated it more...so it's weird whenever she cares too much about me I can't deal with it...I remember when I went to uni for the first time, mum sad she woke up that night crying that I was going away...it really touched me

As for my Dad..there is no man on Earth that I love like him, not that he showed emotional love, buh because of his values and his lifestyle, hardworking,always provides for his home and never joke with the future of his kids...I respect my dad and I'm motivated to succeed cuz of his success...

I'm grateful for my Parents I love them equally but for different reasons..

When I have my children I will make sure that they all enjoy both mother and fathers love when they are very young, this plays a huge role on chidren, though I'm enjoying it now as a young adult, j still feel within me that a vacuum of what I missed as a young kid exists within me...
I secretly pray that God will give me a woman who won't only love me like a wife ,but as a mum so that I can have some of what I missed out on as a young child...
And of course I will shower my love on her, which I have reserved...cuz I've never been emotional revealing to any girl up till now...part of which is cuz of my faith as a Christian and also cuz of my childhood..

Sorry to long I'm getting emotional

My Paternal grand-parent raised me.

They were farmers that had to leave for farm as early as 5:30am and come back sometimes around 6pm.

So I really don't experienced parental love my bro.

olu77:



I feel you bro...but who raised you and what can you say about that person?

horhizah:
You should have used a Nigerian Man as pic Illustration... Remotely impossible

lol, but its still the same thing na

Jennyclay:
That's non of your business.

Haaaa. U be feminist no mean say you go dey rude and harsh towards men na