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| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Nobody: 4:16pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Why marry. U can get all d benefits being single na |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Nobody: 4:17pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Marriage is overrated. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by wildchild02: 4:24pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
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| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by creamylicious(f): 4:41pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
collinsebuka:please how can a lady be knowledgeable Where does she get this knowledge from I agree with u absolutely cos chatting wt bae can be boring at times |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by josite: 4:44pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
marriage will continue to be the waterloo of many who goes into it without first convincing themselves that they are marrying a human being.humans are faulty creatures and if you are not resolved that the bond between you and your spouse transcends even the bond between brother and sister,you will always have a sad tale to tell. . what you sister or brother will do and yet still remains your sibbling,you must be ready to accomodate your spouse if they do same. sexing another person outside the marriage is the usual death knell of most marriage and it is something that keeps haappening. no intending couple wants to talk about the aftermath of infidelity & if there is anything all humans are prone to do,it is cheating.women cheat and men cheat. when the spouse is not to be divorced in the aftermath of cheating ,then one can really says he or she has gotten an uncommon deal. The tendency to divorce a spouse on the ground of cheating these days ,if not checked,will see many go down in life as a victim of marriage. when kids are involved ,spouses on both sides must not allow an extra Bleep to ruin lives.for a spouse who will not stop extra Bleep,we must put in place protective and safety mechnisms and we must prevail on them to play safe by all means. the advent of internet simply the infidelity rate ,the cheating rate has gone up astronomically.some now can be fucking ur spouse without entering your house and your hard earned money now kept with your spouse can just on the heat of the moment be electronically transfered to an internet lover while you sweat in the heavy lagos traffic. i advise ,in one's interest to know you spouse.a lady who excitedly described herself as a playgirl and was avoided on that ground by MAN A was married by MAN B who obviously never got to know that he married a self confessed player and tru to type ,ten years after marriage with kids,the player wife continues to play.now do i blame her?.i will rather blame the man who marry a player not knowing she is a player.know whom you are marrying and accept what you are seeing and you are hearing before you say yes. we all cheat.sometimes,later,often,rarely,but we all do.will you lose your life because of a cheat?.wish couples can preagreed when to walk away from the marriage.for me that will be when whatever you are doing can lead to loss of lives. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 4:53pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
creamylicious:Read extensively; never cease doing so. Listen and watch educative TV programmes and news. Always endeavour to know the meaning of strange words you encounter in the process. Lastly, ask God for wisdom. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Naijaaccountwiz: 5:00pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Kayceenaz:Apt saying, please permission to share? |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:00pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
jobaltol:Your reminder is much appreciated. I will consider that. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by creamylicious(f): 5:00pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Kayceenaz:u people re wicked fa...... Intimidating ladies in ur family. Some guys too are all about sex even when u try to start up discussions they find a way to bring sex into it. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:01pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Naijaaccountwiz:You have my permission. Go on and spread the fact. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by jaszplus12(m): 5:03pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
vizkiz:yea...but you must work for it!! earn it!!! then continue to work on it!!!!! |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:06pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
miarhpe:I completely agree with you. It indeed requires maximum reflection,planning, and a workable strategy. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:14pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
collinsebuka:I concur. It is time for eligible bachelors to prioritize rightly in selecting their spouses. A reasonable or high level of intelligence is key. Ladies, please step up. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:18pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
petkoffdrake2:Why not try? It may just be that nugget you need to make that right life-changing decision in the present or future. It is always too soon to quit. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by dangotesmummy: 5:31pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
miarhpe:many actually plan better for the dream wedding or a fairy tale wedding than the actual marriage. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:31pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
1stCitizen:Marriage seems to be overrated because of the misconception that it is fraught with. But in fact, marriage is a very important and relevant institution. It goes beyond copulation and having a spouse just for the sake of it. Marriage is a union of not just two persons but of their purposes and destinies; a unanimous resolve to explore life in its entirety together. My brother, that's a serious matter deserving of a high rating. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:35pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
dangotesmummy:That is part of the beginning of a failed marriage. Placing the secondary ahead of the primary. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:39pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Sniper12:Since you admit there are "benefits" to enjoy, why not formalize it? Not doing so is a pointer to a man that is helplessly indecisive. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Nobody: 5:45pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Kayceenaz:A man does not need another to explore life in its entirety. Times have changed. In this age it is better to stay unmarried. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:49pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
creamylicious:It is your duty to resist such tendencies. Do not hesitate to end such discussions. If you don't, you may just become another lady in his list of conquests. Prove to the man that your value as a woman goes beyond the confines of the bedroom; that you are purposeful, goal-oriented, intelligent, spiritual, right-minded, and foresighted. If you truly desire to change that anomaly, you will find a way. You can do it. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 5:51pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
1stCitizen:That you choose to stay unmarried does not depreciate the overall and priceless value of marriage. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Langbasa: 5:58pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
fatymore:Kukuma go buy cage Naa.........by the way it's not by force to marry. |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by fatymore(f): 6:05pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Langbasa:marry me and let me cage you |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by tomdon(m): 6:09pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
Kayceenaz:Misconceived write up |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by tomdon(m): 6:11pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
fatymore:Must must must Find the man ist sef or kukuma create him Mcheew |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by fatymore(f): 6:15pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
tomdon:haba don't vex... I wasn't talking to you now.... Is nor for you... Joor... Emabinu |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by Kayceenaz(op): 6:26pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
happney65:I'm sorry to say your understanding of marriage is inadequate. Summarizing marriage in copulation and having a mere "gist" partner underlines that. What happens when doing all these things you have outlined with your partner gets uninteresting? Would it be okay to opt for divorce once all the fun varnishes? What fundamentally sustains the union? Ruminating on these questions would reveal that marriage supersedes all you have enumerated. Marriage is a fusion of two different lives in order to make it one. This implies a root-like glue in form of a harmonious understanding of the direction their lives should and would take. It is that vision keeps both partners on board when the storms come. It is that vision which generates unconditional love that enables them to cling to each other. With these in mind, is it reasonable to assert that what affects the course and touches the core of one's life is overrated? Of course not. The problem is that the more a misinterpretation of marriage spreads, the more it is wrongly adjudged as "overrated." |
| Re: Marriage And The Happily Ever After Syndrome: An Alternative Perspective by miarhpe: 6:29pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
dangotesmummy:I wish the world had more of your specie. The five percent that showcase what they can contribute meaningfully to the society as against padded hips and pouted lips. |
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Where does she get this knowledge from