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| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by oglalasioux(m): 2:50pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
I don't like number 9 as a reason for polygamy. There are lots of children in orphanages waiting for adoption. Must we continue to pump up world population? |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by bagger293: 3:23pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Toks2008:Oga u try no be small..I no knw as I go take reward u sef, |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Toks2008(op): 3:24pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
oglalasioux:That will be hard for an African man to do expecially if the cause of infertility is not from him. there is this obsession about having a child at all cost. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by AZeD1(m): 3:28pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Toks2008:Ever heard of the word nymphomaniac? Toks2008:You are the one writing what you think. Research has shown there are more sexually unsatisfied women than men, yet you think polygamy would help that? Were is the logic in that? In reality, women cheat more than men, women have multiple sexual partners so why not polyandry? |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Syogbe(m): 3:29pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
This is a well researched article though as good as it is, the bible does not encourage polygamy especially New testament. If you desire the post of bishop or deacon you have to be husband of only one wife. The question is what of if you are not ready to be a deacon? You will equally be told that we are all deacon as a Christian. From exigency point of view most of the reasons for polygamy are plausible but then it should be a circumstantial issue. One should not go out there with the intention of marrying more than one wife but if your situation permits well it is left for you. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Toks2008(op): 3:52pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
AZeD1:My point exactly..there are more of wives not getting sexual satisfaction but what about the few instances where the man has a very high libido? As for polyandry I guess it's a matter of choice as many married ladies practise it anyways but in a coded way. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Toks2008(op): 3:55pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Syogbe:Asides the Muslims who mostly have a polygamous mindset, in most cases, a polygamous situation is circumstantial as many do not plan for it. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Akfakorede(m): 5:10pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
oglalasioux:I got your point.. But you know sometimes Man want their own kid. It is usually very sad to a man when there is no one to inherit him. I'm just thinking out loud ni o.. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by 2mNaira: 5:14pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Shymm3xx:Believe me you can still express your disgust for the write up without insult. Hardly have I ever seen you express your disagreement with people's opinion without insults. Many years ago, I learnt that the right thing to do is to disprove,counter,contradict or attack people's opinion not their person. Much as I was enjoyed your argument about the Anioma issue,I found the many insults with which you introduce them so off-putting. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Urukpe: 5:56pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
ItsQuinn:It works very well for China, be4 the restrictions China was slightly above 1 billion population. Currently they are still above 1 billion population. Imagine if it's nigeria, wud have close to 4 billion by now. In fact China has review their law recently to allow family without male child to give birth to 2nd child |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Shymm3xx: 5:59pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
mnairaland:Lol. I just came to reply to ya post. See what, it's called: rules of engagement. And what defines "rules of engagement" is the medium and etiquettes of those who make it tick. This forum is a toilet lol. That said, this is the last place you should expect civility, unless you want the uncouth/insolent folks who populate it, to trample on you and be condescending all the time. And I'm real/raw - so whatever you see is what you get. I don't post for accolades or fans - I just say whatever I want to say and keep it moving. It's the Internet - if I can't express myself on here, where else would I be able to do that? Anyway, there isn't any insult in the post you quoted...just raw expression without filter. Thanks, regardless. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Toks2008(op): 6:18pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
bagger293:Thanks dude...just thinking outside the box. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by 2mNaira: 6:48pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Toks2008:I think Shymm3xx made a bit of sense. I think the word double-standard would be more appropriate than hypocrisy in the context that you used it. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by byvan03: 7:32pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Men hate liabilities and most of them aren't unlimited liabilities? Dumbest line ever! As for polygamy, leave pap for who get time to sieve am, that one no concern me. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Heavance(m): 8:23pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
Some of us understand these points.... It has been proven that polygamy doesn't give that inner peace of mind, one can deny it, but after ones death, the children see one another as enemies on Nigeria. Different prayers held against the other |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Toks2008(op): 8:23pm On Oct 28, 2016 |
mnairaland:On the contrary he only exhibited a very childish and prideful act because i still cant comprehend how a presumably grown up guy can be so vague. The greatest sign of intellectual stuntedness is to abuse another simply because he or she is opinionated about a subject matter. As concerns the words used i still stand by them talking about hypocrisy and idiosyncrasy. If you look at the questions asked you will notice that they depict a counter stand to the beliefs of people(Idiosyncrasy) as well as the hypocritical stands of many people in relation to polygamy. Thanks for your contribution. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by mikolo80: 12:26am On Oct 29, 2016 |
Toks2008: |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Nobody: 1:48am On Oct 29, 2016 |
We should be looking for ways to curb our ever growing population. Not increasing it. Did you also know that polygamy is illegal in the US? In China you can't have more than two kids. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by mebikade: 9:22am On Oct 29, 2016 |
Its so pitiful how shallowly Nigerians think polygamy is worse than madness it is preferable to be mad on the streets than to be a polygamist I hope we grow. And for you ladies I know its your choice but I hope you find sense, common sense, someday to avoid polygamy. And for you guys I hope you visit a psychiatrist to help you out
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| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by OLAFIMIX(f): 9:29am On Oct 29, 2016 |
Ile olorogun of ogba were,.............. Op I pray you don't experience it. Dem neva use ur destiny play tenten before....... OK continue |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by olasunky15(m): 9:54am On Oct 29, 2016 |
[quote author=mikolo80 post=50592677][/quote]First it was Senator Ali Ndume , then Abolore 9ice, now toks. and I tot I was d only one. and d ladies at my place of work will want to rip my heart off my chest once this discussion suffice. it myopic to tink over population is a product of polygamy. I ve seen a monogamy with 9kids. and av seen a polygamy with 4kids (2Wives). don't mistake ignorance for polygamy. |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by jamesbond22(m): 11:12am On Oct 29, 2016 |
Very complex injunction |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by Nobody: 5:38pm On Oct 29, 2016 |
hmm.....good point ![]() Heavance: |
| Re: 13 hypocrisies and Idiosyncrasies of Polygamy by phemmyflexxy(m): 8:33pm On Oct 31, 2016*. Modified: 12:17pm On Nov 01, 2016 |
It baffles me how some educated folks behave as though they are not logical in their reasoning. Our knowledge and perception of polygamy has been shaped by what we are being fed from childhood. :a polygamous home is a battle field. the problem of Christianity and Islam was as a result of polygamy. it makes women inferior, women in polygamous homes are 2nd citizens...etc. I was born and brought up in a polygamous home. I am still living with my step mum and my half brothers and sisters since my father died. I can categorically tell u that polygamy is not the problem, but our mindset and misinformation about it. Mine is/was a peaceful and loving polygamous home not without challenges though. Let me give a list of the reasons why my home is a successful polygamous home; 1. Our mothers never planted hatred for our siblings in our minds, and if anyone of them was doing that, then her children are definitely not listening. 2. Each one of us was paired with a half brother/sister to eat together and where possible be in the same class at school. e.g. Me and my half twin brother attended same school most times same class up till NYSC and PGD, our friends are always marveled at our bond. 3. Our mothers are all business women, so they can take care of their personal uncommon needs, at some time even have a fatter wallet than my father. 4. My father was a disciplinarian and takes no nonsense, he was feared, loved and respected by everyone. Even when there is a quarrel, ones he honks his car at the gate, its game over. To mention a few. For this reasons there was more bond amongst we the children.... and that is a the core pillar of a successful polygamous home. we are a family of 20... I.e. 16 children to 3 mothers ratio 6:6:4. I am the 7th child and the 3rd son of the family. I believe I wouldn't be who I am today if I didn't pass through this family. personally I still believe polygamy is the future. presently on my street are a minimum of 4 unmarried women who are in their 40s, more than 12 single mothers, 1 divorcee, 8 widows including my elder sister and excluding my mothers and over 20 ripe single ladies including the last girl in my house (I am still worried 4 her). My widowed sister has 3 kids already, she is just 34. The question I ask is would she remain single for rest of her life, or get married again. what are the chances for her to get a single man as against a married man ready to get take her as second or 3rd wife. or she will just have to suit her emotional and sexual needs wt different men who won't marry her (which makes her a public property) as the case of many of them on my street. This applies to all the aforementioned categories. I can tell u that its just as difficult to get a married man to marry as it is to get a single man. Many of the arguments above capitalized on the economy. For God's sake, we are in the 21st century, where women work and even earn more than men. And even if she is an housewife, who says she can't make millions from her bedroom... thanks to the internet. and yes, men don't want liabilities. So I believe rather than all these categories of women competing and causing unrest in the world over the scanty limited men, the world will learn to be more peaceful if we all make a peaceful polygamous home possible by unlearning what we have been brainwashed wt . Ladies, i will advice u to accept the offer if any responsible married man wants to marry you. Go into the polygamous home not wt a battle prepared mind but with peace is possible mindset to contribute our own quota. Married ladies should help their sisters by allowing them to come into their homes as wives and not as mistresses. The Bible says love ur neighbour as thyself. Prophet Muhammed (saw) also said u are not yet a true believer until u love for ur neighbour what u love for itself. |
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.....and how's that working out for China?
they are still very much overpopulated if you ask me 