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| Re: Married But Lonely by Jomonix: 2:40pm On Jan 29 |
QuinQ:OK no wahala. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by dontrulee: 10:31am On Jan 30 |
QuinQ:True but I can get them from the internet. I don't necessarily even need to meet people physically before I get info, opportunities and connections. I'm not a people's person because they'll stain your white or ruin your life. Always remember that the inherent nature of human is to be selfish, people will always choose themselves and save themselves first before choosing you. Be wise |
| Re: Married But Lonely by supereagle(m): 10:39am On Feb 01 |
I just raised before my wife that I am feeling lonely. It is honest expression of my mind. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by InvestSmart(f): 7:49am On Feb 04 |
It's only insides story that many listen to and conclude/judge... There's always the need to to balance stories by getting the other part of the whole. Dtruthspeaker: |
| Re: Married But Lonely by Dtruthspeaker: 11:54am On Feb 04 |
InvestSmart:And the first place to start in discovering the truth is to get the full statement and testimony of the complainant. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 4:43am On Feb 07*. Modified: 4:58am On Feb 07 |
Kobojunkie:So what is this video about that you spent all day looking for it? **modified** Ok, I listened to it with lyrics and now I get it. Some feminist crap |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 4:46am On Feb 07 |
dontrulee:There's so much you can't get from the internet. You can't get an unposted job opening or biz opportunity or semi legal but lucrative stufg |
| Re: Married But Lonely by aswani(m): 8:58am On Feb 07 |
QuinQ:You sef try, Kobojunkie referenced a video and you went to watch and listen to it. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 9:39am On Feb 07 |
aswani:It's actually not a bad feminist song. See the lyrics below. The circled is the refrain. Here's a short from it https://youtube.com/shorts/YNijpeAuJn8?si=bfM2dTH7E8GvB7JM
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| Re: Married But Lonely by aswani(m): 9:53am On Feb 07 |
QuinQ:Fair enough but only a few men never lift a finger nowadays. Men are realising the mistakes of their dad's who think parenting ends at paying school fees. Also some women allow this scenario because the man is rich and funds their expensive lifestyle. Quick story about a premiership footballer with wife and kids. His wife dropped the kids of at school and went shopping, came back home to hearing noises of the man sleeping with another woman in their bedroom. Turns back round right away and goes back to the shops to do even more clothes, shoes etc shopping. When the man eventually drops her, she too will sing this song no doubt even though she is culpable too in allowing herself to be treated in that way. I am not saying all women are though. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 10:42am On Feb 07 |
aswani:It is the weight of history - that it no longer happens like that does not change the fact that it was happening like that for a very long time. Someone like Kobojunkie witnessed his (now her) beloved mum maltreated by his dad so much so that he swore to beat his dad up when he got big (I got this from reading his old, old posts). That’s why she's a feminist today - regardless as to wether it still happens or not! |
| Re: Married But Lonely by aswani(m): 12:57pm On Feb 07 |
QuinQ:I myself had a dad that did the same to my mum, the way I have used to get over the bitterness and his lack of usefulness was to ensure I don't have such accusations levelled against me. If anything, I have over compensated which has gotten me into trouble because some see things as a sign of weakness and take a yard when you give them an inch. Kobo's problem is she is a bully, intolerant of other people's views and makes sweeping generalisations. Our maternal parents were maltreated, didn't like it but hung around for the sake of the children. The ultimate sacrifice unlike the new generation who are ending relationships and marraige at the first sign of trouble, leaving children in a position of two homes and being slap bang in the middle of bitter parents. They achieved a means to an end and the children will forever be grateful. Not ideal but we thank God things are getting better generally. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 3:22pm On Feb 07 |
aswani:I hear ya but I can assure you that when someone witnesses true unfairness and maltreatment of their mother to the extent of hating the father, the result is usually sensitivity towards plight of women in general akin to feminism |
| Re: Married But Lonely by aswani(m): 4:08pm On Feb 07 |
QuinQ:Kọbọ cannot have seen worse than I have or disliked her father more. Her argument is nothing to do with true feminism, I have seen her argue on politics section as well, it is the same BS style my way or the highway. She has a reputation on Nairaland for a reason. |
| Re: Married But Lonely by QuinQ: 5:40pm On Feb 07 |
aswani:Well, he/she has been on Nairaland with same moniker for a very long time. She deserves credit for that. She could have changed monikers and lose the reputation. You may be an outlier but generally when one intimately experiences injustice and unfairness towards a member of a group (mothers) they tend to be sensitive to the maltreatment of that group. Kobo keeps advocating leaving a marriage because he wished her mother had left |
| Re: Married But Lonely by aswani(m): 7:25pm On Feb 07*. Modified: 7:39am On Feb 17 |
QuinQ:Nor mind am ó, kọbọ has changed monikers. She added an e so at some point so she was using double e at the end if her moniker. It was still the same BS format so full marks for consistency. My worry is she gives nonsense advice under some kind of knowledgeable guise that could wreck people or their recoverable relationships. |
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