My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man - Family (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by jaxxy(m): 1:06pm On Jul 20 |
And so what? Many marriages are done out of pity or obsession or lust or transaction not love. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by fabian063: 1:08pm On Jul 20 |
MaziObinnaokija:I'm sure that you're from Anambra |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by franvincoop: 1:21pm On Jul 20 |
And the many women incarcerated pay rents from their prison in different parts of the world? zoghys: |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by PattersonHR(m): 1:21pm On Jul 20 |
God, I had headache reading this Cleties: |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by FSBoperator: 1:26pm On Jul 20 |
Tales from across the Niger river. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by FSBoperator: 1:28pm On Jul 20 |
Goo0dHardDick:13ys lockers up in prison and you expect any woman to be loyal and faithful? If I ever find myself in such position, I will just tell my wife to move on. Because there's no way she can wait 13ys . |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by ALLNIGERIANSMAD(m): 1:30pm On Jul 20 |
okomile:if you don't know your history, you don't care about your evolution, then you will be moving around the orbit aimlessly, with all the experience, he can navigate the world of women manipulation to help him succeed in life, the problem we have in this generation is ignoring talking about evil people do |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by flexyrule(m): 1:31pm On Jul 20 |
Focus on your life man. You may even d!e before them! |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by eventainment(m): 1:31pm On Jul 20 |
MaziObinnaokija:Infidelity should never be overlooked!! Forgive someone that does that and you'd be seen as a weakling by the person you forgave and they'd do it again!! |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by olutops(m): 1:32pm On Jul 20 |
Now my father is thinking of div0rcing her.... he's not worth thinking... divorce her without any benefit... simple as ABC |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by Josewhite: 1:41pm On Jul 20 |
He’s talking about marrying the wrong person out of pity or for other reasons. And it’s not just women. I’ve seen women praying for their sick husbands, and women praying for their husbands in prison. The message is actually telling people: don’t marry out of pity or other reasons. Marry the right person for you. Goo0dHardDick: |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by Lionize: 1:42pm On Jul 20 |
zoghys:Even while incarcerated, women still cheat. Any man who puts all his trust on a women will surely die of disappointment. The best way to handle them is as a channel of procreation. If she is loyal, you are lucky, if she is not, once she filfills her purpose in your life, you let go. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by MissOpe(f): 1:52pm On Jul 20 |
floss:Who started this nonsense of returning bride price, instead of going to court for proper ending of relationship |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by MissOpe(f): 1:53pm On Jul 20 |
Goo0dHardDick:You cannot hate other women and love your mother... It only makes you an hypocrite mm |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by MissOpe(f): 1:55pm On Jul 20 |
Goo0dHardDick:Find another reason young man, he couldn't have done that for a woman he married out of pity......yen yen yen |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by babakb: 1:57pm On Jul 20 |
As usual, blame women for everything ![]() Any man that is facing 12 years jail term should just end his marriage and free the woman, no man or woman can remain celibate for 12 years, let's not decieve ourselves. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by TEYA: 2:10pm On Jul 20 |
zoghys:And both you and me know the woman will not pay his rent from prison and be settling school fees from there. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by Josewhite: 2:15pm On Jul 20 |
If you are a judge, you will make so many bad judgments out of sentiment or because you’re being feminine. Did he tell you that the father expected her to stay celibate? The man knows that she’s going to go out at some point. It’s normal for a human being. The real issue here is her wrong attitude: getting pregnant when she knew she didn’t want to leave the marriage, not responding to him after he paid the house rent, and lastly, refusing to check on him now that he’s out of prison. zoghys: |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by MightySparrow: 2:31pm On Jul 20 |
Goo0dHardDick:Do not meddle in this matter. Let the elders in both families handle it. Do not poison your siblings' heart against your mother. The woman may have died during the abortion she had for your father. Besides, love story between man and woman in unpredictable. Thread softly brother. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by Esc2ctrl: 2:41pm On Jul 20 |
A LOT OF WOMEN DONT KNOW WHAT MARRIAGE MEANS BEFORE ENTERING NEITHER DO THEY UNDERSTAND THE OATH THEY SAY WHEN THEY EXCHANGE VOWS IN MY OPINION MARRIAGE ENTAILS LOVE, DUTY, DISCIPLINE, FAITHFULNESS, LOYALTY AND FRIENDSHIP THEY ARE LIKE DIFFERENT GEARS IN A CAR, THEY FLOW ON THESE PRINCIPLES MY ADVICE TO THE OP, IS THAT YOU FORGIVE HER, BUT TELL THE TRUTH TO YOUR FATHER AND LET YOUR MOM BEAR THE CONSEQUENCES OF HER ACTIONS IT IS ALSO FAIR IN THE EYES OF GOD....YOUR FATHERS DECSION BASED ON THE FACTS OF THE MATTER IS TOTALLY HIS CHOICE TO MAKE ITS A SAD REALITY BUT YOU HAVE TO BE STRONG |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by TrainPark: 2:51pm On Jul 20 |
Goo0dHardDick:Additional moral lesson: Don't go to China and do things that will get you locked up in jail or that thing for which Singapore executes greedy people! |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by tobiloba82: 2:53pm On Jul 20 |
Young Man, my advice Be neutral, please This is two adult fighting . Dont get yourself involve. Rather pick your lessons from the whole situation and do whatever with it. I am a man. I understand half of the story. Take care of both in the little way you can. it's their lives Your own challenge is coming the decide to get married. Be prepared for that rather focusing or trying to repair the love life of two adult that you dont know how they met r how their connection start. Get prepared for yours. that is why i said pick lessons from the whole situation |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by dododawa1: 2:56pm On Jul 20 |
Your father locked in jail, no reason given. Very important. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by shiwex: 2:56pm On Jul 20 |
### The Real Lesson Isn't About Skills—It's About Standards This may be unpopular, but I think the original article misses an important point. The problem is not that a woman earns less money than a man. The problem is when a man chooses a partner based on pity, rescue fantasies, or the belief that he can "fix" someone's life. Too many men are taught that being a good man means taking responsibility for an adult who has not taken responsibility for herself. They see a woman struggling and immediately feel obligated to become her provider, mentor, sponsor, and life coach. That is not marriage. That is adoption. A relationship should be a partnership between two adults who have both invested in themselves. It is interesting that society often tells men to "build together" with women who have little to offer financially, professionally, or personally. Yet very few people would advise a successful woman to marry a man with no ambition, no skills, no career direction, and no plan for his future. Women are generally encouraged to marry across or above their socioeconomic level. Men are encouraged to ignore these considerations and focus on being providers. That double standard deserves discussion. The question is not whether a woman currently makes less money than a man. Many successful marriages involve one spouse earning more than the other. The real question is: **What has this person done with the opportunities available to them?** Do they have discipline? Do they take responsibility for their choices? Do they continuously improve themselves? Do they bring value beyond their appearance and emotions? If someone has spent years making poor decisions and has shown little effort to develop themselves, it is reasonable to question whether they are truly prepared for a serious partnership. Love alone cannot compensate for a lack of character, discipline, ambition, or accountability. Men should stop feeling guilty for having standards. A man is not obligated to become a rehabilitation project for another adult. He is not obligated to sacrifice his future because someone else failed to prepare for theirs. Marriage works best when both people come together as complete individuals who are already moving forward in life—not when one person is expected to carry the entire weight of the relationship. The goal should not be to marry "below" or "above" your status. The goal should be to marry someone whose mindset, values, work ethic, and contribution match your own. That is a stronger foundation than love, money, or sympathy alone. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by shiwex: 2:57pm On Jul 20 |
MissOpe:i do |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by kiddaz: 3:11pm On Jul 20 |
babakb:No young, sexually active woman can stay celibate for 12 weeks all na wash for who no wise ![]() |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by dequir: 3:16pm On Jul 20 |
babakb:He was in prison for 12 years, so where will he see a woman to sleep with? |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by purpleicious(f): 3:20pm On Jul 20 |
If I want to tell you mine no? Just Forgive her and move on.You do not know what happened exactly. |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by Personperson01: 3:26pm On Jul 20 |
purpleicious:Lol |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by gtassure: 3:30pm On Jul 20 |
1Alex:No he doesn't have a say in decision made by his parents to each other. He is not party to the union between his parent and beside, it is disrespectful to be meddling or taken side with his parents issues! |
| Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by zoghys: 3:45pm On Jul 20 |
Josewhite:Well if I were a judge I won't rely on just a person's story to make my judgement. There are lots of questions begging for answers and if the woman is given the opportunity to air her own side of the issue, then we will have a clearer picture of the true situation. Am not feminine in anyway, I know lots of them are scums and shouldn't be a time of the day, but then their more to the story than what the boy state. |
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