Mindfulness:


Yeah, I am severely impacted and affected. Where are my tranquilizers?

Mindfulness:


In the West, where the interview was conducted, the idea of chivalry stem from a time where women were indeed in weaker positions. Fairy tales, which little girls all across the Western world grew up with, had a Princess and a Knight/King, who eventually saved her, as their main protagonists. While you may think that this is romantic , anyone with an ability to read between the lines, understands the gender roles that are enforced by such tales and how they affected the female psyche.

oyb:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pt1_VvVZVY

obligatory 1st minute

crackhaus:

Wow...

You mean you just admitted you're weaker than a man because your psyche has been affected by years of mental conditioning, just because you want to defend your madam?

Who are you and what have you done with the real Mindfulness please?

crackhaus:

Every other sentence that does not have "go back to your country" in it.

itsCornie:
This time I support Dana loesh,the opening of doors by men shows how much of a gentleman a dude is mbok,I sused to be Ms.Adichie fan,but think she's been going overboard lately

Mindfulness:


Of course, I am, and this is why my nieces and daughters won't be. I am a progressive.

crackhaus:

Oh I think might just be the best day of my entire stay on this forum.

You consider yourself weaker than men.. oh boy, this is classic. Doesn't this go against all your 'strong' woman message of feminism?

You just can't make this up mehn.. I'm in stitches right now.

Mindfulness:

You wish.

crackhaus:

It's hard I know, accept my sympathy.

Mindfulness:


I am very weak, I suffer, ooo. Help me. Are you the Knight? Please, I am desperate.

crackhaus:

Don't try to make light of the situation jor.. You have been honest for once about how you really feel.

You like the idea of a man taking control of your body and spirit, throwing you on a bed and burying his face deep in between your legs. You want him to treat you like a princess, his fragile ladybird.. all this because you are just weak compared to him with all his raging testosterone.

Don't worry I understand, it's nothing to be ashamed of Princess.

crackhaus:

Don't try to make light of the situation jor.. You have been honest for once about how you really feel.

You like the idea of a man taking control of your body and spirit, throwing you on a bed and burying his face deep in between your legs. You want him to treat you like a princess, his fragile ladybird.. all this because you are just weak compared to him with all his raging testosterone.

Don't worry I understand, it's nothing to be ashamed of Princess.

Malawian:
Arguments could be made for or against. My own is, why is it okay for Yoruba Nigerian to ask Igbo Nigerians to go back to your region, and not an American asking a Nigerian to go back to her country

Malawian:
Arguments could be made for or against. My own is, why is it okay for Yoruba Nigerian to ask Igbo Nigerians to go back to your region, and not an American asking a Nigerian to go back to her country

bukatyne:
Hmmmmmmmmm

Chiamanda making an issue of their chivalry system (what's left of it) is akin to an American speaking against women kneeling to greet their husbands.

crackhaus:

Exactly.

itsCornie:
This time I support Dana loesh,the opening of doors by men shows how much of a gentleman a dude is mbok,I used to be Ms.Adichie fan,but think she's been going overboard lately

Malawian:
Arguments could be made for or against. My own is, why is it okay for Yoruba Nigerian to ask Igbo Nigerians to go back to your region, and not an American asking a Nigerian to go back to her country

bukatyne:


It is true na.

We are not privy to the genesis.

I was surprised when I read that it had to do with knighthood not even romance or expected of all men.

The populace just adopted it as aspiring to be knights at least in their own sphere of influence.

And the match is ovvvvveeeeeeer!

A draw!

Woaw!

Greater fighting chance for Nigeria.

oyb:

Wow. That escalated quickly.

crackhaus:

Honestly, I believe I was one of the few Messi fans who was happy when he wasted that penalty kick. I didn't even know I was this patriotic to my country.

bukatyne:


How market?

To think that we were permutating to ensure that Nigeria had a fighting chance.

Our juju nor reach their own.

We helped an acclaimed better team beat us. They didn't even score a goal by thenselves.

Their goalie also didn't catch any shot throughout the match.

Chai!

Anyways we have two fashion awards under our belt.

KanwuliaExtra:
This man is a Nigerian man in disguise!
Totally off-point!
Country-minded!