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| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by SamMilla1(m): 6:43am On Jun 28, 2016 |
cococandy:Wait a minute here. You mean she never supposed to be responsible for any other human being in a society like Nigeria where government social security is non existent? So you are telling me you don't do anything for any other person except you and your children? God forbid, but what if your own parents had died when you were 2 years, would it be fine if nobody looked your way to help? No matter how stubborn you might have been? How difficult is it to develop love? If her own child does all that she accused this girl of doing, where would she chase her to? All you this new generation evil silly girls should understand that anybody could be in any position anytime. That's how dynamic this is life. Like I said, you half-brain non-functional dead woods should always remember that life is very short. I didn't read where this OP said she is bringing one Kobo to the table, but she is angry her husband bought Gloceries for his uncle who must have had a hand in his upbringing. Or did she think the husband fell from the sky? |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by richidinho(m): 6:46am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Phi001:That guy is not stewp!d ![]() |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by richidinho(m): 6:49am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:When God will bless you for puting up this ehn!!! People will think its blood money. Thanks for making my day |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by menxer: 6:49am On Jun 28, 2016 |
To do good is good but should not take away your joy in the process. Send the child to a boarding school, that way you would achieve two things at once: minimize her destructiveness in your house and still take care of her education. And during holidays, let her spend some time with her parents also. Some relations are like blood in the mouth, whether to swallow or spit it out, you cannot know which is best. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by phrenology: 6:50am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:Guy you just made common sense. OP forgive me I have seen your type, they live around me and I know how extreme they can go to paint someone like the crude commodity. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by PaulkillermanAg(m): 6:52am On Jun 28, 2016 |
oglalasioux:you nailed it Bro with that statement, enough said, I needn't add much.... |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by chidekings(m): 6:54am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Op,send the child home.somepeople thinks it's enshrined in the Nigerian constitution to always carry their problems. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by miracleedwards: 6:57am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Madam Please read that scripture again, and beside what scripture did you read/obey before you took her in. From the scripture you quoted I believe that little girl is not from your house (immediate children) neither is she from your faith (fellowship) at her age she is still under her fathers' believe. many things to say but let me leave you with this few words for now, sending her back to her father, I have not seen anything wrong in it, after all if her father according to the scripture you quoted could not provide for her he is worse than an infidel. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by giles14(m): 6:58am On Jun 28, 2016 |
MarryMeee:dis ur story sweet, well if it's really true it will be best u send her home b4 d gal turns u to a zombie n and corrupt ur kids if u have any. for her schooling, see are good schools in the village she can b enrolled der. and for the family members who are thinking otherwise, u can ask them to take the gal in and maybe hlp dem financially. Use ur brain |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by nnamdibig(m): 6:59am On Jun 28, 2016 |
olawonder:as stupid as the advice is, did OP mention anything about their own children? Concentrate on the girl and stop giving the dad money. not concentrate on the girl and leave their own children. reading and comprehending is the key. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by oodua1stson: 7:07am On Jun 28, 2016 |
MarryMeee:she destroys things in your home and she's still in your house? You better send her back b4 she destroys your family I pity you sha, but you need to handle the situation without looking face |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by oodua1stson: 7:09am On Jun 28, 2016 |
I just have special hatred for men or women who have kids with different women Most of them don't do well in life |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by seguno2: 7:14am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Send her home asap before she makes you commit a sin or offend those you would rather not offend. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by enygmababe: 7:22am On Jun 28, 2016*. Modified: 8:54am On Jun 28, 2016 |
@SamMilla1 and Valprof, you may have a point but you have also being very extreme. 1. You assume that @marrymeee was wicked even from the beginning because she said initially she did not want the child. Well, when a couple are young and newly wedded, particularly when there are no kids yet, bringing in a child from a relative is something that should be seriously considered first because it will inhibit relations between the couple. A young couple in the home alone will make love any and everywhere. They can prance around their house naked and cook when and if they feel like so when thinking of bringing in a child it merits serious consideration because their lifestyle will definitely change 2. We live in a society where we believe strongly in monitoring spirits so when a couple are newly wed, it is advisable not to bring in third party as then there will be no freedom to argue, quarrel or hash out issues without interference or someone listenning in. They will just not be free. 3. You are right about the broken toilet sit though. It is difficult to believe that an 11 year old can do that. However if she makes something heavy crash on it well... I speak from experience when I say some kids can be like a messenger on a mission. My hubby's cousins visited us severally after marriage. One in particular was something else, he broke and cracked almost all my teacups. I just reserved the cracked ones for him. Till date I have had to use glue on all my ceramic ornaments. He broke them all and would not say. You will only get there and find that it was arranged there like it was not broken. One day, after breaking a glass, he took the shards and placed them inside my hubby's shoes. I thank God his elder sister was around. She was the one that raised the alarm 'Sister sister!! Gift wants to kill brother!' I was too shocked to reply? Except of course to ask him later why he thought that was the best place to put the shards. We laughed about it though but can you beat that? Will you not think he was on a mission? He was destructive. But he loved to sing. I still remember him holding tight to the CD player and singing 'ma babe ma babe, ma babe you're the one I want for me...' Yet, he had zero interest in learning two letter words or even three. I tried and tried but gave up. Biko, I cannot come and go and die. Maybe the lack of intelligence is heriditary. Even the elder sister was no different book wise. If he does something wrong and you asks him why, he just looks at you, doesn't say a word. I was certain he had been beaten a lot in the past so he is scared of being beaten so when he does something wrong I just chastise him but I swear I was tested to the limit. I bought a cane eventually as that was the only thing that prompted a response but I never used it. (Thank God) For my sanity, I cut his visits but I visit them. Maternal feelings do no develop over night, they grow over the 9 months and as you watch a baby grow. Also if a woman grew up with kids she could be more inclined to mothering another person's child however take note that when you handle bed wetting, it needs someone to wake up several times at night, breaking your sleep to wake up the child and force them to pee. And often times even after, they still do it. The man is hardly available to do that. When the bed is wet and the house smells, it is the woman's responsibility to correct the smell else, the man's friends will complain and make the woman out to be dirty again. Finally, no one has asked if the girl wants to be there. Despite the better living conditions have you bothered to find out if she wanted to leave home? That might be the reason why she is acting out. In my teenage years, one of my most loved aunts got married and my mum sent my younger sister to live with her in Lagos not because my parents could not take care of her but because my aunt was loving and she was moving to Lagos which was like the London of Nigeria. While those of us back home envied my sister for being the 'lucky' one we never knew that my sister felt abandoned. According to her she felt like our parents hated her the most and sent her into servitude. Thankfully she came back after three years but I am still baffled when she explains how she felt. The best persons to take care of a child are the parents. And 'uncle' should stop birthing like he humps and take care of his children. They are his responsibility. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by DeadWrong: 7:23am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:I just had to login and quote you. You made the best post. From the very outset I started reading, I knew this lady was just lying against a little innocent girl. She was never happy when the girl came in at first. So there's nothing this girl will do that would please her. Give a dog a bad name. She made the girl look like a monster in other to gain sympathy here and have a justification for sending the girl away. She even insulted the girl's mother. Op can you swear the girl did all you mentioned? Can you swear you never hated her from onset? |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 7:25am On Jun 28, 2016 |
How difficult is it to develop love? Shows you have no idea what you're talking about. Typical mor0n. Telling others to do what they can't do. How many suffering children have you taken in and developed love for like your own kids? Do that first before telling others to do it. And yes you're right. If it was her child she'd probably have more patience. But it's not her child is it? Give me one reason why someone else's child should become her responsibility without her deciding on her own to take on such responsibility? Except for the simple reason that most of you are entitled mor0ns who think others owe you sh*t for fvcking your own wives and putting babies in them. Silly. SamMilla1: |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by Mayorjr(m): 7:34am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Simply send back home to her parents.... No need to think twice, no need to be sentimental or considerate. Take your stand that no relation or relative will come tp the house uninvited, if heaven wants to fall let it fall |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by HaneefahRN(f): 7:34am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:I'm not saying the OP might not be exaggerating but you are totally unfair. If you know how hard it is to train a difficult child you won't be saying this. It's hard enough when it's your child but even harder when it's someone elses because people will term every action you take. I say this out of experience, one of my cousins once lived with us, and even though I was younger then, I pitied my mom, she was always behaving like she is possessed. She would use blade to cut her sandal and my sister's, we had a rail in front of our rented house then, she will knowingly go there and hang her head between the rails, throw the key of the house away, and all sorts of weird behaviour, all our neighbours knew her then. This girl has living, healthy parents, why should she be a burden to others? |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by extremelygolden: 7:37am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Take this as one of those challenges life throws at you. Try all that is within you to cope with the situation and I know this is not going to be easy at all. Just promise yourself that no matter what happens, God has led this little one into your hand to take care of. Take away the idea that she's someone else's child, pretend that she's your biological child, be determined, be prayerful and work on her as you would naturally work on your child. With God and with your determination and prayers, she would be transformed so much that you'll wonder how it happened. Be of good courage, Sister and don't lose hope yet. May God reward your labour of love in Jesus Name, Amen! |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by Tobeychi(m): 7:37am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:If only I could like this post a million times over... so on point. No one knows tomorrow maam... TAKE NOTE |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by grandstar(m): 7:38am On Jun 28, 2016 |
MarryMeee:The verse you quoted is more pertinent to the immediate household and not the extended family. Be ready to take the fall if she is kicked out though. ![]() MarryMeee:The verse you quoted is more pertinent to the immediate household and not the extended family. Be ready to take the fall if she is kicked out though. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 7:41am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Wish I had your patience to calmly explain things like this to 'adults' who should know such without being told. enygmababe: |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by EdDave(m): 7:48am On Jun 28, 2016 |
This is where your husband will be the man of the house. Let him show them all the wrath she has wreaked and give her back to them. You can pay her school fees from there. And if it doesn't work out either, then let her be. Else they will wreck ur home. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by SamMilla1(m): 7:49am On Jun 28, 2016 |
enygmababe:Thanks for your post and points. I can't fault you. I was just angry reading how this woman condemned this girl without shame. She is probably looking for Sympathy from us so she could have justification to do one evil plan she already harboured. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by grandstar(m): 7:55am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Dyt:My easy going nature will tolerate the girl. What is amazing is time changes things and people. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by SamMilla1(m): 7:57am On Jun 28, 2016 |
cococandy:You probably believe I am interested in whatever this perceived evil child does or don't. I don't care, trust me. The problem with your likes is that you already have this bad memory of the girl, even when you don't know if what she was accused of were true. If you ever happen to meet this young girl on the road, all you need to condemn her more is for someone to just point at her and tell you she was the girl in question. That's how powerful evil words can be. That said... My outburst was centered on how this woman condemned an entire family she married into. She condemned the father as a no good man who only goes out to enjoy himself. She condemned the mother, and butchered the girl herself. All on the ever open Internet. The woman deserves what she got from me. Since she wants to play condemnation game, I am just giving her a helping hand. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by eyinjuege: 8:13am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Valprof:An 11 year old child bedwetting is not normal. Most 7 year olds have stopped bed wetting by that age. Most 5 year olds know to do their home work as soon as they get home from school. The child is difficult. At age 11, some children are already writing junior waec, and definitely not in primary school. Even if you're a late bloomer, you should be at least in JSS 1 by 11 years. That child needs special care and attention, which I'm not sure the OP will be the right person to provide it. If you decide to use force on such kids, it usually worsens their behaviour. Corrections should have been made by the girl's parents when she was younger but now its more difficult. If care is not taken, by the time she's 13 with all the teenage hormones kicking in, she will be a law into herself. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by junglej: 8:13am On Jun 28, 2016 |
The complaints you made about this little girl isn't just fair. They are things children do and parents deal with. I guess you are bortressing all this cos she isn't your daughter which isn't fair. She is young and didn't beg to be brought into this world. Yes u are not responsible for her coming into the world but you are responsible for making her a better person that is if you choose to. God will continue to bless everyone that takes care of his little children which includes you. I'm just wondering, is it only your husband's family that ask or gets help/ assistance from your husband? Just wondering. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by Phi001(m): 8:30am On Jun 28, 2016 |
richidinho:I didn't say he's stoopid.......I said he sounds stoopid! |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by Nobody: 8:59am On Jun 28, 2016 |
MarryMeee:Madam, do you have a child of your own? |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by Nobody: 9:14am On Jun 28, 2016 |
SamMilla1:Following all that the OP said, what part of her story shows she has an evil plan? She asked for advise and you are fast to assume she has an evil plan against the child? It is apparently because you "angry read" all she wrote. |
| Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by andyanders: 9:30am On Jun 28, 2016*. Modified: 2:11pm On Jun 28, 2016 |
cococandy:You said the truth here. A man should be responsible for his action. Having to have a child he failed to instill discipline and how to co-habit with others, goes to show the height of irresponsibility on his person. Nobody is saying you should not marry or have children, you must be ready to have the number you can handle to raise. When you should be manufacturing children as if you are a Manufacturing company, be ready to be responsible for your action. A guy who was just an artisan who helped me to do some work, I cautioned him to just slow down the way he was producing children since his wife was not doing anything and they already had 4 children of which none of them going to school. Later, I saw his wife pregnant again and when I ran into him when I was going to get fuel, he told me that he took his wife to the hospital and that she just gave birth. I congratulated him and he opened up telling me that he needed money for hospital bill. I told him straight that he should have called me to also help to fuvck his wife from behind,since he did not invite me to be part of the pregnancy, why must I be part of taking care of the bill. I told him to go and take care of his responsibility since I was not part of it, having warned him earlier. I have tried to help some of them financially on several occasions but I have come to realize that the more you help them financially, you are encouraging them to keep manufacturing children. A man who got nothing doing would not reason but keep using their manhood to reason instead of their brain. I don't wanna be doing it anymore for their likes. If we keep encouraging these kind of men, they will keep manufacturing children and passing the responsibility on someone else. |
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