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| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by hanubarbie(f): 1:27pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
First time kwa...some mothers tho!! |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 1:36pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Cutehector:Story.... Marriage is the one last thing going through my head now. I'm still in my early 20' so don't judge me with my quote... Maturity is not all about age..... |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 1:37pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
KissCODE:Tanx dr... |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 1:42pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
KissCODE:you have a weird way of processing thought, how is that not weird ? and you will smile on top of that , |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Cutehector(m): 1:42pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:that's wad they all say ![]() |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 1:44pm On Mar 18, 2016*. Modified: 2:11pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
"pcguru your babe is dirty oya wash her pants", and i will carry my big head, fold my arms and sit down and start washing clothes because am instructed by someone am just meeting for the first time because i want to marry, even me repeating this sounds foolish already, whoever agrees to this is a weirdo like KISSCODE |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Kaldakinn: 1:49pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:Glory be to God. you will make a good nanny. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by keepingmum: 1:55pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
KissCODE:My friend comot for road. I am also married for over 11 years. I do NOT sweep in my inlaws house nor wash my inlaws clothing. I have never done that and NEVER will. That is the responsibility of my hubby's younger sisters not mine. Do i cook? absolutely. Its men like you that make rich men insist their daughters marry within their class .....with your poor man mentality before they will turn someone's daughter to community slave ontop say she wan marry. Go to Otedola/Gates/Mittal et al;s houses and you will find they have helps and caretakers across all homes..,their wives arent maids in their own homes /... again, loyality is NOT measured by the type of chores you do....if thats the case, househelps and gatemen and drivers will not connive to murder Oga and his family., I just pity your wife |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 2:10pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:that's not maturity that's free labour and exploitation, have you washed clothes for any man because of MIL ?,please let us know so we can start a petition on change.org . |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by ireneidiva(f): 6:23pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
KissCODE:Dangote's wife works! |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by johnson232: 6:47pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:hmmmm.... is this really coming from ur heart... |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by cococandy(f): 7:16pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SMH |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by sisisioge: 7:51pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:I understand your dream sweetheart. It will be superb to have a mil that you treat like your own mother and she treats you like her daughter. In fact, I would rather have a mil I smile with than the one I fight with. However, its a show of bad taste for said mother to bring out her cloths for you to wash in this scenario and a show of worse taste for you to wash those cloths. What kind of uncultured people are the players here? When you and your prospective mil get to the stage where the relationship has metamorphosized into the mother-daughter one, then you can wash her cloths all you like...just like you would wash your mother's. Your jumping into the good maid role now will haunt eventually... |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 8:23pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Izzy002:I'll joyfully wash the cloths |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by pet4ril(f): 8:33pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Not the ist time I'm meeting her ![]() What's she insinuating?, if i know how to wash ir not? Gasikiya, i will just form I'm in haste for her oooo All these over sabi mother in law sef ![]() |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Miami11: 8:34pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Desperate marry by force, fire and brimstone ladies will wash the clothing ![]() It is a no no for me! and what kind of a mother makes any guest wash her dirty linen on first day of meeting? I will really question this woman's state of mind. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by aforti(m): 9:14pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
KissCODE:. According to your post he is just your girl friends father or your mother is just the girls bf's mother. Not a mother in-laws or father in-laws yet. The factories you wash his cloths does not automatically approve or guarantee you guys are getting married. Until you are married and sealed the deal those people are still just acquaintances, you said girl friend not wife, so stop calling them in-laws if you change your post to I and my wife went to see my mum and she broth put cloths for her to wash it will be a different respons. If all the mothers of the different guys that the girl most of dated bring out cloths for her to wash how many times do you think she probably would have washed ppls cloths just in the name of respecting my mother in-laws to be. This talk is irritating for 21th century maybe if we were in the 70s and you ask this question you light get an ans in favour of your mother, that welcomes people with domestic task. What a noble family |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nwocha12(f): 12:07am On Mar 19, 2016 |
I will wash them. When I visited my boyfriend I normally take things from his mom to do when I see her doing them. Is not a big deal |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by spill(m): 4:19am On Mar 19, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:I love the point you made on this issue. May your dreams come true. For me, I will take my mum to her room and request for the reasons behind her action. The stated reasons will guide my actions. NB: I can't question my mum or condemn her actions in the presence of my girl neither will I question my girl in the presence of my mum. Shikenah, Out of here to avoid End time wives to be |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by eyinjuege: 6:11am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Nwocha12:I think the issue is the timing and the manner of approach. It's her first visit there, and they've just being introduced. The mother wasn't even subtle about it, she should have just brought clothes to wash by herself, and see if the girl would offer to help her. Even if she doesn't offer to help, she can be excused as its the first time they are meeting. Your own bf's mother prolly never demanded you go and clean her kitchen or wash her clothes, but you offer to help. I'm definitely sure she never even asked you to do anything on your first visit when you guys met. Who does thst? Anyway, its a hypothetical situation, and not real. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Pennsylvania: 6:23am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Op, no sane mother will do that. How can you just meet someone for the first time and you go in and pack all your laundry for her to wash it? If I'm the lady I won't come back to that house again cos you're already seeing signs of what you'll be signing up for if you wanna further your relationship with the guy. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Mayflowa(m): 6:35am On Mar 19, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:It will be quite strange for any mother in law to start packing clothes out for her son new girlfriend without the son objecting. This is most probably a test. I support your action to offer to do it if you really love the boy. Again only a fairy tales mom would put her daughter in law through this can of test just to bless her beyond riches. If it neither of the two and she still continue to ask for such favour without you insistence, then your MIL is a psyco and need psychiatrist! Lastly, it is hand washed clothes or with laundry machines. Laundry machines are really cheap. You can even get for 12K. I get angry how people still suffer themselves to wash with hands especially nursing mothers! |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Allwility: 8:19am On Mar 19, 2016*. Modified: 8:39am On Mar 19, 2016 |
You see, African mothers no Nigerian mothers are excellent judges of characters. They have the innate ability of discerning things, picking out things the ordinary eyes wouldn't see. Like my parents would say, what they can spot out from a sitting position a young man cannot see it even if he climbs a mountain. The mother giving the girlfriend clothes to wash isn't because the mother is rude or her son too poor to buy a washing machine. She isn't even assessing how well the girl can wash. She is deliberately putting her would be daughter in law on the spot. She's trying to judge the girl's character. Just a flinch from the lady will tell the mom a whole lot about the lady. Even if the lady forces a smile the mom will still take note of the fake smile. That's why most ladies are apprehensive about meeting their would be MILs. Best bet for any lady placed in such situation is to act natural!. Take her as your mom!!!! The lady can even make a joke of the situation by asking the son why he allowed his mom's clothes to pile up this much and saying something like "Im gonna change your name on my phone from Allwility to Lazy Allwility" or stuffs like that. Then wash the clothes and ask if you can join her in the kitchen because by that time the mother would be preparing food for the both of you. This matter simple sef. My mother assess my friends by the way they eat their food whenever we go visiting her. Very few pass that test. Talk about assessment centers!! People seem to have forgotten we are Africans. Back in those days, girls go to the stream to fetch waters for their would be mother in laws and boys work in the farms of their would be father in laws. Of course they don't do it alone, they ask their friends to join them but everyone knows that such acts of love tell about how genuine their intentions are and is a real pointer to their character. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 8:41am On Mar 19, 2016 |
rushing to grab the clothes to wash doesn't prove that she will be a good wife at the end of the day.....it could be just be eye service. Its not also a good test either if that is what the MIL was trying to do. Some women behave well before they marry but then become terrorists as soon as the ring is on the finger. Personally if my boyfriends mum did that, I would probably wash the clothes to respect the woman as an elder, but the relationship will be over. I could never marry into such a family They are the types that will expect their iyawo ile to be washing cow intestines at party's. That kind of life is not for everyone People should just be themselves and dont start what they dont intend to finish. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Nobody: 10:08am On Mar 19, 2016 |
This behavior from a prospective MIL is bad. I see a badly behaved woman just because she is older does not mean she should take leave of good behavior. If I were the girl I will tell her I am very tired and in a hurry. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by Moana(f): 10:29am On Mar 19, 2016 |
I will tell her that i just got my nails done Jokes! I hardly ever get my nails done ![]() |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by MarryMeee: 10:37am On Mar 19, 2016 |
I will ask her where the washing machine is. If she does not have one, I will hiss at her and call her a foolish woman for opening her legs for a man who cannot buy her a washing machine. Whish kain nossess be dis? ![]() |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by luciouscookie: 11:10am On Mar 19, 2016 |
MarryMeee:She's a wicked woman.If I hadn't visited, who would have washed the clothes for her ![]() |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by InformedLola(f): 11:17am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Izzy002:I will wash it as she's old enough to be my mother. But that's the last time she will see me in her house 'cos I won't marry her son again. She obviously has expectations from a daughter-in-law that I can't fulfill, I'm not a washerwoman. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by teddybear007(f): 11:23am On Mar 19, 2016 |
SANDOSKI:There is a saying that says," Don't start what u can't finish" Gracias. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by teddybear007(f): 11:36am On Mar 19, 2016 |
Allwility:Should we all go back into those days jst to prove our worth. Gone are the days wen wife to be spends 7 days with her would be mother in law jst to prove her worthy of her son or for her to assess. Why putting her on spot? Or judge her character by giving her clothes to wash? Are there no other ways of judging character? We jst like to test people thinking they are JOB mentioned in d bible. Gracias. |
| Re: My Mum VS My Girlfriend. by teddybear007(f): 11:43am On Mar 19, 2016 |
pcguru1:My dear, the thing tire me oooo. Though some people will accept to do that on nairaland, jst to claim nice girl. Is his son d guy in d world? Both of them can as well hug transformer for all I care. Sorry, didn't mean to sound harsh, jst that I knw u will understand. Gracias. |
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