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| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Matthewbriggs(m): 12:10pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
I nearly puked on seeing this. I could not read it to the end. I really have no solid idea of the writers motivation, I am no place to judge him. But men he is on his own. I am not a big fan of sissies. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 12:28pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
ronald4lif:Did you even stop to think that the persistent use of the word I'm sorry was just a literary device called alliteration? Like when Akon sang "put the blame on me"? As life goes on I’m starting to learn more and more about responsibility ^ My best guess is Akon's a Sissy too and playing on the emotions of his fans. and now we're back to square one. These random blogs you talk about, are they human beings or robots who fill them with content? Whatever happened to giving people grace? Why does the spirit of gentility now so elude us. And who told you women aren't attracted to men who dot on them? No dear, what puts them off is when these men begin to show an obsessive tendency of sorts towards them. Besides, different strokes; different folks. This is why I refrain from talking on topics I do not have a sound understanding of. Humans are naturally inclined to put down and destroy what they do not understand. Ronald, you shouldn't feel bad over my comments above, if I didn't like you, If I didn't see a light in you... Trust me, I will ignore ![]() You must have observed that I'm quite apt at the art of ignoring. I like you dear, and while it may not seem like it, I'm doing what I can to help you get better. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 12:32pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Matthewbriggs: As life goes on I’m starting to learn more and more about responsibility Puke on Akon too ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by chibwike(m): 12:56pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Foolish man ...if i get you ehn |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Matthewbriggs(m): 1:02pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:I am not against the word sorry. I use the word when necceesary, Nor am I going to puke on any one. I am just irked by the whole composition. You can make how you feel and apologizes with out sounding like a Sissy or deginerating your self. What happened to diginity and self respect. Imagine calling him self a foolish man to what end. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 1:10pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
I've got just one question; Is this dude trying to admit his mistake or is he simply seeking for reassurance? My purpose in apologizing is to acknowledge my mistake. It could be as sharp as ''Im really sorry for what I did or said, please do forgive me''. I could still apologize in some other forms like, buying you your favourite meal, asking you out for a walk etc. Simples! The idea is to reposition myself as a responsible, sensitive and reasonable fellow, and not to come across as a dude with a bloated ego who doesn't care about the feelings of others. When you move away from simply admitting your mistake to over-apologizing which I think your friend is doing, you'd be sending out the wrong message to people. Low self-esteem is the byword for such gesture. This is my take on this. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 1:21pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:Akon could be a victim to this, we can't be too sure. That he's a global icon doesn't make him less of an emotional creature. We all know of Drake's uninhibited emotions too, dude once cried in a club for a chick. In Olamide's voice ''Feelings sucks'' |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by ronald4lif(m): 1:30pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:[i]Well, nice lines Akon compiled there. It's just lyrics aim at pleasing his audience and aiming at maximum record sales and profit though. Whilst it is true humans are inclined to shrug off matters they are have no sound knowledge of, but in this instance, our knowledge stem from experience. Most men experience with women are heart-rending and poignant and this is mostly responsible why we kick against such motivations or moves when dealing with women. Like it's safer to give mix signals and not display such a profound attachment. This mentality of men is not connatural but experience thought us so. Notwithstanding, we have our own blemishes too. Our failings are absurd and hurts too. Therefore, it's safe to say most relationship is more of a partnership and bereft of love, if those involve should always be conscious of every step taken and not associate freely with an open mind. We are aware it should be different. That people should be able to express their feelings freely without being conscious or subconscious of what the outcome might become. But like they say a man that is fooled twice have no redemption. He's a goner lol. Personally, I hope to change, I sincerely wish to, and thanks for the effort to making me change. However, the change should come from both sides, for it is akin to taken an animal to an abbatoir when a change is lopsided. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by sosiqdude(m): 1:46pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:Funny |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 1:53pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Matthewbriggs:There are folks who are gifted at this art called writing. People who are able to convey the brunt and depth of their emotions in writing. How can you say a person is denigrating towards self simply because they choose to say things as they are, without trying to appear elusive or highfalutin. Tell me more about dignity and self respect... Do you mean that scenario where you know you're very wrong over an issue, a situation in which you have caused a lot of people to hurt and scald as a result of your manly pride, and then the moment you realize how badly you've treated others.....you still choose to appear aloof, even when you know you are truly sorry, just because you do not want to appear as weak. This guy whom you refer to as self denigrating and self effacing, till today, I learn lessons of self worth from him. I learn to see myself for who I really am. Sometimes when I have to fight demons, I look at myself through his eyes, when God seems so far away. I understand a man's need to be self absorbed and all macho-istic... He can be that way too. However, because his audience this time are women, he had to go emotional....relating to us from the base, we're emotional beings afterall. That you do not understand what it means to be that empathetic doesn't mean you should put him down. Finally, he called himself foolish (another literary device, a metaphor actually) because that's what humans just like it has been clearly displayed on this thread would call a person who tows this path. Well, as Paul of the good book succinctly puts it; But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 1:56pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
AirborneLacer:Noted ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by okotv(m): 3:14pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
To be sure, nothing foolish about that letter. Everyone has his own way of doing things and if this is how he intends to do his, his choice. To each his own. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Dygeasy(m): 3:37pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Reading that piece up there reminds me to a great extent myself at a point in my life and this makes the content relatable. I am not going to condemn that he's sorry and sorry and sorry all over. It's allowed and quite subjective based on the extent of his misdoing towards his woman. It's his personal thing and he bears the risks of the consequences of his "sissiness" ALL ALONE. From a personal view, I made my woman unwanted, alone, scarred over and over and taunted her with the image of other women while at the same time making her think I wasn't breaking her heart or at least that wasn't my intention. For a whole Four months. I realized my folly and Seven months later, I do everything I do to make her happy for the moment and at the same time apologize and make up for those times. Every chance I get, everything that brings back memories of those four months I make sure I make a yet sincere apology cos thinking back, I see clearly now how it must have been for her. Now if it makes me a sissy she hasn't called me one and I am still her man, as in HER MAN. So this 'Foolish man' shouldn't be stoned. This piece was borne out of guilt and that guilt can kill a viable part of a human with strong conscience. Okay now. I have to call her ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 3:44pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Dygeasy:Preach on DyG Matter of fact. The person in question is a writer. He's an aspiring poet and is not even in any relationship to begin with. It's just like the producer of twelve years a slave or one of those emotional films having to get all tongue lashed at his creativity. I'm a writer too, and I know how emotional I could get when I deal with certain subjects. I'm waiting for the person that'll refer to me as someone less ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Dygeasy(m): 3:50pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:Yeah. I believe he only put himself in that spot to pass a message. A message a lot of men would consider making a man weaker than a man. Don't blame them though, the womenfolk have made men wary of doting excessively or showing too much affection. Like I said earlier, it's risky. A risk not many can afford to take for the sake of their ego. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 4:07pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Apparently so.Dygeasy: |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by mrpackager(m): 4:17pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
WAITING FOR THE COUNTER THREAD |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 4:23pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
*sigh Some people are so daftt to see this is a literary piece. To see that this is not just for a woman, but for the female folk in general. They are not to be blamed however. In their tiny little minds, a man who is unashamedly apologetic to a woman is a "sissy." The term "foolish" is also used literally. But once again, too daft to understand. I give up. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 4:26pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MzNelly: My darling has spoken. Thread Closed! ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by pickabeau1: 5:29pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
calling people daft does not make u smart Literature by itself opens up to various interpretations Your idea is not the only idea People read things and come upwith diff meanings ![]() MzNelly: |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 5:41pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1:Who is talking of being smart here? There's only one meaning to this piece and anyone who fails to see it is-mildly put-silly. |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by pickabeau1: 5:43pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MzNelly:hmmm........still feeling smart and assuming the way you see things is the only way ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 5:50pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1:Okay. What meaning do you read to this piece then?
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| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by pickabeau1: 5:53pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MzNelly:my meaning has been written in my first post on this thread the point is this..Sharon stone... what ever meaning I ascribe is my own meaning and I will not call another daft because they did not see it my way |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 5:53pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1:Okay maybe the word daft was somewhat overboard, at the same time, I can't fault her really, especially going by the kind of commentaries on the thread. I think she is even more appalled that people whom one'd ordinarily expect to appreciate stuff like this are actually the ones running it down. Nelly babes, try and see stuff from his angle too ![]() |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by pickabeau1: 5:56pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:the word daft I feel is unnecessary for such a thought provoking piece |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 5:58pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1:Okay. Because of MizMyColi -_- (I won't however take back my statement. Half of the comments here are made by egoistic males who've refused to actively task their brains to uncover the message behind the piece.) |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by MizMyColi(op): 6:04pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MzNelly: ![]() I did some modifications on the FP. I quoted your post there, changed daft to myopic. Lols... Hope I get off pardoned? |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 6:06pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MizMyColi:Sure darl |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by pickabeau1: 6:07pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MzNelly:ok// peace ![]() interestingly... I don't see it as a piece written by an emasculated man but one who has not considered the impact of his actions on his lover's psyche however the title is the issue "Foolish" evokes defense Also some of the points are not necessarily bad A woman needs a place and not the whole place. Until women understand men compartmentalize/.. its all a futile chase for them MizMyColi... what does lens of my father mean Ultimately its about the man helping the woman on her way... which way exactly The lens of my father lies broken now and for once I truly see |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 6:10pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
LETTER BY A FOOLISH WOMAN Man, i am sorry. Sorry that i have sat as judge and jury, weighed you on broken scales and found you over weight. Man, i am sorry. In my search for finer material things in my life, i have 'sucked' you dry and left you for another. Man, i am sorry. Perceiving myself as weaker, fragile, and you stronger and crude, i have used words, religion, nairaland, law, and ever increasing subtlety to keep this blackmail going. Man, i am sorry. For i have looked at you as my bank and the source of my endless stream of cash. I have looked at you as something to be used and dumped when a "bigger" bank opens up for business. Your wallet and "junior" bears the scars of my reckless spending and infidelity. What have i done? In my foolishness, i marked out a slot for your number in my phonebook and labeled it "maga one". And kept the next slot for "maga two". What have i become? Seeking thrills, i have forgoten that "everyday for the thief, one day for the owner". Man, i am sorry. This is my repentance song. The blue contact lens in my eyes have broken and now i can truly see. I see that you still love me despite the plenty hurts that have come from me. I see that your heart still beats well and is healthy despite the many heartbreaks i have caused you. I see you unique, handsome, strong-willed, passionate, loving, gifted, full of life and magnanimous in showing love. I marvel at your might and strength of character. I see your courage in adversity, your wisdom and strength and now my heart trembles at your awesome persona. I pray that you will forgive me and let me be my your side, that i might witness your vision and glory darkened by my quest for "silly wisdom", for now i know that in my search for luxury and wisdom i found foolishness! |
| Re: See This "Foolish Man's" Letter To Woman by Nobody: 6:12pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
pickabeau1:Are you female? ![]() |
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