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| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by bestdudes: 10:07pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Heathrow44:This is so spot on! Women always have objectives before getting into any relationship... |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by ONNYX: 10:08pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
kbower:In my time, I have come across a lot of lucky guys. You bro, you have the crown. You are the luckiest person alive. I just hope you are sensible enough to appreciate the fortune on your path. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Ooe33: 10:10pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Your wife no dey nairaland? Cos if reads half, she go know say na she u dey talk about, even if ur moniker is diff. kbower: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Michdear(f): 10:16pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
blackslayer:very right |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by OdefaGirl(f): 10:18pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
twosquare:Their culture if against the freedom of women, doesn't count in UK. This law supports women's freedom, not your/their culture. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Nobody: 10:22pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Lol I've been laughing non stop reading Op and other lamentations from guys ![]() It is always painful when the issue comes from wives and men have to bear it all in good fate ![]() I'll say this again; A WIFE WILL NOT BE TERRIBLE ABROAD IF YOU WERE GOOD TO HER IN NIGERIA, FACT You said there has been problems before she left, how the hell do you expect everything to be nice and dandy when you both are apart? Women have been the enduring gender in most marriages for ages, your story is not new, neither will it be the last, so it's either you endure it all or you divorce. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Waterbear(m): 10:35pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
My advice is simple Know within you the relationship is lost, don't act.. Calm down, ignore her.. Get your proof and wait till you're ready, video audio and text proof of infidelity... Save them, you'll need them.. Get to uk.. be the best of you, get your ground and find a good girl... Hit her with a court slam of divorce and bring your proof, this would save you from child support cause you'll win custody of the kids.. If UK isn't a big deal to you... Divorce her here and keep custody of the children... She'll find it hard coming here to fight for it.. cut her off completely |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Ezyp(m): 10:38pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Amotolongbo:Number 2 is a lie |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by monfizzy(m): 10:39pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Nonexisting1:It’s not 3weeks. She has been talking to him long before she moved to the U.K. and her main reason is likely for kpali. If for kpali the guy will soon dump her after having his fill. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by greggng: 10:46pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Jovialjune1:Just like that? |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by aleem50(m): 10:48pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
I can feel for you OP. There's politics everywhere. You should learn how to play your game. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Nobody: 10:51pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
greggng:What else should I say? If my husband should do same thing Op's wife is doing, I won't go there anymore, I'd stay in naija and live my life in peace, I refuse to stress myself because of another human being. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by vickydevoka(m): 10:51pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Munzy14:Ask your friend how life there. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by 4ward4: 10:56pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
tolue42:lol, you know them well. Dem no the carry emotion treat family affairs,Once You know and understand only you have the perfect mental picture of what you would want your family to be in the next 20yrs and behave like the manager you are. You automatically earn their respect. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by ukaface(f): 10:59pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Inasmuch as the op's wife isn't straightforward, I see a whole lot of men who are so into the patriarchal system....lmao They so love the title ' head of the house' and can't accept a woman matching up to them. In a way, it's pathetic. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by dickt(m): 11:03pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
kbower:The handwriting is already on the wall. It's very clear that going to UK with her is like playing with fire. UK is not Nigeria. You cannot exercise your God given authority there. I know the marriage dynamics there. You'll end up being the wife whether you like it or not. In addition to that, World War 3 has started and England is likely not going to be spared when the bombs start flying. Nigeria is safer with respect to the war. Furthermore, the cost of living is rising by the day there due to energy crisis and engineered food shortages. Food prices are exorbitant and rising. Gas prices have shot through the roof and continue rising. SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO FREEZE TO DEATH THIS WINTER DUE TO ENERGY SHORTAGE. This is a very bad time to relocate to the UK. It's even worse as a man, and with the kind of wife you have, it's a suicide mission. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by REALretep(m): 11:10pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
kbower:I really don't know how you two managed to remain together for 11 years with the issues bolded above. Those are major issues in marriage capable of shattering it. Maybe the Naija factors (society's view of marriage, extended family members, no special rights for women, etc) helped keep you guys together. Just maybe...I don't know. These factors don't operate in the UK and thus, your marriage will face various baptisms of fire. I pray your marriage survives. Plenty battles ahead. May God help you |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by profsomebody(m): 11:15pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
I see gaslighting loading. Make peace with her for now till you relocate and if it doesn't work, you can quit there. Because what I see now is someone complaining about being abandoned to probably have an excuse for leaving (he started drifting away, and I tried everything to understand why but he refused to change). In the end, it will look like you pushed her away, whereas she already made up her mind on what to do. kbower: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by ubby26: 11:16pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
God bless you for this comment. This is the most sensible comment on the thread along with a few others. I can't believe the comments on this thread. Man the problem is with you. You are the problem and you need to fix if not, you will use your own hand and ruin your marriage. You bringing this here shows that you have nagged her down alot and you have probably talked about this to a number of persons before bringing it here. That is very bad. You are creating room for people to disrespect your wife, the mother of your kids. You have just allowed people insult your wife for nothing. Somebody you have been married to for 11 years!!! And you cannot trust her to make good decisions on her own. You have a thing for micromanaging her and it would not work cos situations will come for her to make decisions immediately and she cannot consult you for every decision she has to make. People telling all sorts here are not married Adjusting to a new country is not easy. Oga you need to change and be a better person for yourself and your family. If you want this marriage, you have to learn to trust your wife and this excessive need to control her should stop. She is not a child. She is an adult and can make decisions on her own without you breathing down her neck. I wish all the best. pedel: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by STEWpid(f): 11:17pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Labadi69:Gbamsolutely! |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by SunmibareARC: 11:48pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Bro, It's good you went in legit... You need to start finding your footing ASAP as she will dump you. Start doing more link ups and take up more jobs to make more money... It's not time for you to relax yet... She's already seeing a bigger picture!!! kbower: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by NemoDatQuod(m): 11:54pm On Oct 29, 2022 |
Op If the events you narrated actually happened, then I can comfortably tell you your future if you come to the UK. You will go to jail and when you come out, you will be deported back to Nigeria. If you already have your papers by the time you come out of jail (citizenship only), you will not ever be able to get a decent job. Let me explain: You are a controlling guy. That is a crime here in the UK. All your wife need do is narrate the stuff you yourself have narrated here and you will be prosecuted for controlling behaviour over your wife. Your wife is not your property. You have no control over her or what she does. If you do not like what she does, you find the door. You will go to jail here as it is not possible for you to change overnight. Secondly, you are married to an immature, lying and insincere woman who will end up disgracing you and probably also landing you in prison if you come here. There are tens of thousands of instances in this country where otherwise mature Nigerian women land their spouses in jail. How much more an immature, insincere and inconsiderate one as you described. Your consideration over the care of your kids will become mute when you go to jail over here. I have lived here long enough after graduate school and I have seen men go mad(as in mad) over what their wives have done to them. Naturally, husbands have also done incredibly mean things to their wives. But today's conversation is about your wife. There are also loads of families from Nigeria that are managing to get it right, even while living a cat and dog co-existence. But from what you've written, if true, you will wish you never set foot in the UK when your wife is done with you, if you come here. And it will make no difference if you are the main applicant. The decision is left to you. kbower: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by Cullinane: 12:08am On Oct 30, 2022 |
kbower:Best you forget this UK thing and remain in 9ja with the kids. You will most likely lose them when you get there and then she will kick you out or get you in prison when you guys clash. The laws in the West is heavily in favor of women because they are seen as the weaker sex. Suggest you focus on yourself and the kids and probably consider filing for divorce. A lot of Nigerian women of today's younger generation are not reliable. I don't understand why a lot of the married ones misbehave when they go abroad. Asian people like Indians or Chinese who are from a more patriarchal, male dominated society than Nigeria, you very rarely see the wives misbehaving because she has entered abroad. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by admixture: 12:09am On Oct 30, 2022 |
Please, you need to call her to order.Both of you should have a heart to heart talk, the marriage needs to be guided by rules for both. Above all, such kind of woman should not be left alone, she may have good intentions but there are guys out there who will do anything to get a woman. |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by ghettochild(m): 12:09am On Oct 30, 2022 |
Ebubu:Do u know if he stays back in naija?? The marriage is ended?? |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by NemoDatQuod(m): 12:16am On Oct 30, 2022 |
You said it all. Her behaviour as reported by the OP, is beyond shocking. If I were the OP, just on the basis of what has happened already, I won't step a foot outside Nigeria to come to the UK. There are things that a wife ( or husband for that matter) must never do. But it seems marriage in our generation is just two f..ckers going to the registry and living together. That's why some of us are single and balling! LyfeJennings: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by fluffybaby(f): 12:21am On Oct 30, 2022 |
Heathrow44:So you know that men dish Bs on the average? Good thing women know how to stoop to conquer too ![]() |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by NemoDatQuod(m): 12:22am On Oct 30, 2022 |
I'm telling you. OP get heart. But he most likely would have done something violent if this had happened while he was here with her. That is why he needs to make sure he doesn't get here. It is better to be free in Naija than be in jail over here and then get deported afterwards. nahzyla: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by zrocky: 12:26am On Oct 30, 2022 |
kbower:Listen brother. Nobody is worth you happiness. You have to use your head. Nigerian men and women are very wicked in this abroad where you one come so but you have to use you head. No here my advice let her be, and zero your heart. Just accept say she can cheat on you and nothing will happen. Now when you get to uk. I fact right now start planing yourself, start develop yourself if it raising your own money start doing so. Since your friend is there ask him about jobs. Now as I said leave madam a lone. Just make sure you focus on yourself, if possible apply for masters course or PhD if you've not done so, get yourself engaged on something keep yourself busy forget that woman, anything she do just ignore and focus on building yourself. Because the truth is your wife is not faithful to you and if you go there and do something you are gone. Now build yourself and japa. You fit relocate to another country leave am for uk |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by NemoDatQuod(m): 12:31am On Oct 30, 2022 |
It is not only abroad that people have little moral values. There are as many people in Nigeria without moral values as here in the UK. The only difference is that there is accountability here as the law will catch up with you. A few years ago, it was reported by a globally respected institution that 30% of first born children in Nigerian families are not biological children of the husband. We live in an exceptionally critical time in human history. It takes exceptional effort for a couple to be and remain faithful to one another. Millions of people in relationships are being unfaithful each day without being caught. It is only the one that is caught that is said to be unfaithful. Unfaithfulness is the order of the day. zed7: |
| Re: Married Guys That Relocated To The UK, Whats Your Experience by ayinba1(f): 12:37am On Oct 30, 2022*. Modified: 11:45pm On Oct 30, 2022 |
Heathrow44:Na so Brit and well to do Nigerian men full ground for after 3 woman in the UK? Have you met the single young Nigerian girls still searching? I am not even talking about the British ones. This man senses that his marriage is heading a wrong way and I will give him kudos for trying to reign it back on course. But that is all he can do, try…. A lot of good advice have been given. It sounds like he invested a lot to get his wife to the UK. It is important that he gets himself there, and establishes himself properly. It is tough to imagine that your wife is playing games but he should just control himself and not beat her or abuse her and continue to try his best. |
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