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| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by bisdam9086(m): 10:04am On Nov 05, 2015 |
deeptesting:I think the reason why your pastor had to separate you guys is that living with a woman is not easy. For a man to be living with a woman means that the man is very tolerant . Living with a woman is tantamount to living with a mad person(No offence). The strong skills used to endure and maintain a relationship with a woman for years can be required to make decision in the Society because it requires a lot of intelligence to stay under a roof with a woman for years. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Sunseeker: 10:06am On Nov 05, 2015 |
For Nigerian woman Marriage = 1 .ESCAPE FROM PARENTAL PRESSURE 2 .RESPECT FROM PARENTS 3. RESPECT FROM INLAWS 4. REGULAR BRAZILIAN HAIR 5 .A WEALTHY HUSBAND 6 .LEGITIMATE CHILDREN ( African Tradition & Culture) 7. A HOUSE 8. POSSIBLE VISA FOR UK OR LONDON. 9. TITLES LIKE MADAM...LORLOR...OLORI...HER ROYAL MAJESTY 10. A HOUSE GIRL OR GATE MAN TO BEATUP.. 11.. OCCASIONAL KONJI WITH HUSBAND ( if hes lucky) 12. INVITES TO BIG PARTIES FROM OTHER MARRIED PEOPLE 13 ...AND MONEY in order not to Suffer in Nigeria's struggling economy. 14: TO PREVENT BEING CALLED ASHAWO, OR A WITCH.... A few Nigerian woman can marry even a poor man for True Love, to help him progress and be happy! |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 10:12am On Nov 05, 2015 |
trishapal:Whoever you are, quote me this 1. Better a single life of peace than a married life sinusodial happiness 2. It is good for a man to be married, but whether he marries or not, it is miserable if he doesn't achieve his purpose in life. Apostle Paul didn't need a wife to achieve his. Not everyone needs a partner to achieve his purpose in life. 3. Marriage is not the most important thing in life. Marriage is just as important as education. It is necessary but not compulsory in achieving one's purpose in life. If you like, pride yourself in your belief and don't learn. Its not everyone who is single and sad. Don't extrapolate from your situation or that of your friends. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by deeptesting(m): 10:13am On Nov 05, 2015 |
bisdam9086:Really? That is a baseless yard stick to measure tolerance or intelligence and who can make better decision.. A church that will not use the Bible as it's yard stick for decision making and shepherding of it's flock is a failed church. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by noblegrex: 10:19am On Nov 05, 2015 |
StarboyMichael:I wonder ooo.they talk as if they'll help u in training your children for u.that's why u have to do whatever pleases u.if u let them deceive u into getting maried,its thesame people that will criticise u if anything should go wrong.that's humanbeing for. Its so funny to me when I see people talk so much about marriage as if you'll it to get loan from the bank. Either you're working or not,expecially when you're walking. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Nobody: 10:29am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Whenever I tell friends that there are lot of ways to enjoy life without women when you have money they think am from saturn. I used to tell my host right here in ph,when I get this job I go enjoy my money wella before any woman comes aboard and that women must have a lot to offer aside sex,cos if I need sex I know where to get it. Celibacy has saved me from a lot of drama. #teamsingle&happy! |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 10:30am On Nov 05, 2015 |
naijathings:Its really disheartening.. Society trying to live your life for you.. Trying to shape you into what they want. Whaz the diff between this and someone taking your life away from you? |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Kimoni: 10:33am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Kachisbarbie:I think I like this babe ![]() |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by porigho: 10:33am On Nov 05, 2015 |
This is one problem with us here.In western countries no one disrespect you if single but here even your siblings start talking.It is part of our backwardness |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Miky248(m): 10:36am On Nov 05, 2015 |
I can't see myself |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by omoharry(f): 10:38am On Nov 05, 2015 |
MsGlobalwonder:Thank my friend , abeg tell them..dem wont let us rest. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by omoharry(f): 10:42am On Nov 05, 2015 |
hedonistic:true talk...you are so on point |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 10:43am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Ediss:If this is coming from a married man, I'm disappointed. That you need marriage to become a man? Wow! I think we know who the boy here is, for without marriage, he wouldn't have become responsible. So disappointed |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by 6fit(f): 10:43am On Nov 05, 2015 |
menix:LOL.......u don profer d lasting solution....Thank God for '' dem sey make i no Make noice wedding''....enter market buy yurself wedding ring and tell dem u are married make dem cary their aproko go d next door |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by menix(m): 10:46am On Nov 05, 2015 |
6fit:Chikena.. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by blackprowler: 10:47am On Nov 05, 2015 |
StarboyMichael:100%. I hardly give this score. It's just as well that I might have written this myself. Let me reinforce you here: Nigeria is a BACKWARD AND VERY VERY SICK SOCIETY. Those people who think they're normal and see the people you describe as sick are the ones who are actually sick. You can see the power of majority: the majority decides what's "normal" and if the majority is wrong, that spells doom for the society. This is why Nigeria is damned as the ones who are wrong are the ones whose narrative control society. I am a product of "marry at all cost" and I have suffered to no end because of it and hence I'm not a great fan of the very institution of marriage. Moreover, the horrible life presented to me by that marriage, placed me at an economic disadvantage in life anyway and in Nigeria, marriage is actually purchasing of a wife, which is a very expensive commodity to buy and very very often, with the quality of women here, a bad investment anyway. Many people just buy the milk rather than the whole cow to come mess up their house |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by warrior101: 10:50am On Nov 05, 2015 |
poor baby it is called domestication naijathings: |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 10:52am On Nov 05, 2015 |
lestat:I get your point about the hapiness in coming home to open arms of hugs and kisses but not every single person is lonely. Marriage is a bliss, but one shouldn't be forced into it. When you realise that your rib is missing, look for it. Don't let people push you into looking for what isn't missing. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Nobody: 10:54am On Nov 05, 2015 |
Kimoni:It's mutual ![]() |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Lordnewton1(m): 11:01am On Nov 05, 2015 |
only if everything said here today would change anything...SMH ![]() |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by maryhaam(f): 11:04am On Nov 05, 2015 |
yomi007k:yes dear,woman power. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 11:05am On Nov 05, 2015 |
lastpage:Lol. We know your type. You are one of those whose husbands can have a side chick at anytime, so you want to get single ladies out of the market asap so they won't destroy your marriage. Take it easy sha.. Hold your hussy down |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by iamdapsyj(m): 11:07am On Nov 05, 2015 |
The African society is a gregarious one, though not enough to encroach into people's privacy. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 11:21am On Nov 05, 2015 |
livinbygrace:I'm sure you don't know where that verse in the bible you just quoted is. Check Prov 8:35 sha. God says the same thing about Wisdom there |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 11:26am On Nov 05, 2015 |
mkhairr:Even when these married people are alcoholics, adulterers, seemingly non-challant and financially unstable? Its high time you changed your yardstick. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by omoharry(f): 11:30am On Nov 05, 2015 |
lastpage:Don't you think you comment are very harsh and not necessary...I am over 30 and single with an ailment..that does not mean we jump from one man to the other...if you are married and settled then lucky you and pray for us to marry and settle down with someone we love and are compatible with. Will you say becos i am over 30 i should just marry becos of old age despite the fact that i don't have any feelings for the man and stand his presence for long? this is the reason why the rate of divorce is on the increase. People were pressured to marry only to discover that they cannot cope the challenges appears before them. Pls is not just fair to say she is a slut just becos she is not married.Marriage is a good thing and one institution i really long to be part of but i must marry someone that i like. We are all women,words like this hurt alot you know. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Nobody: 11:38am On Nov 05, 2015 |
StarboyMichael: |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by alterswerve(m): 11:40am On Nov 05, 2015 |
omoharry:Don't mind her jare. See what a married woman like her is typing. After they'll say marriage makes one responsible |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by xerxes456(m): 11:59am On Nov 05, 2015 |
StarboyMichael:so when.will you marry? |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Honesty007(m): 12:00pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Nonsense of the Highest order.Pls slap anybody who ask you when r u going to get Married ok!!! Are they ur parents? Also every Individual who is truly serving God and draws nigh to him would know the right Time to Marry. When its time,God would put the Thirst in ur heart. But i see this desperation as a societal problem and a myopic and foolish gulliability because Some people always have the minds that when u marry u get all the Attention, happiness, Gifts,money etc. Well my information is to tell u that IF U mismarry '' YOU ARE DONE FOR OOh!! So if PEOPLE R RUSHING U OR U R MOVING TOO FAST,TELL GOD TO SLOW U DOWN,DONT BEND TO PRESSURE OOH.I WARN U OOH. |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by Abhiolar(f): 12:00pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
Does that stop me from taken my Early Morning #Tramadol? ![]() |
| Re: The Stigmatisation Of Unmarried/single Working Adult Nigerians by chronique(m): 12:05pm On Nov 05, 2015 |
As in,it's not a small issue. I guess most people don't have an idea how embarrassing it is to us,when they start with such questions. It's particularly frustrating for those of us above 30 or approaching 40. I get really embarrased when people start asking "how is madam and the children"... |
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