budaatum:

I suppose, for you, he should keep the temptation of knowledge away from his wife least she be led astray? Go on, ubunja, tell him to get her a niqaab.

This is a buda thread. Use your brain or fuq off!

tidalstorm:
So what you're saying is girls/women should date a dumb, boring and insecure guy?
Wtf do women want?

budaatum:
Don’t date a man who reads. He will be interesting. Your romantic dates will be like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Your late night conversation will take hours to end. He will throw ideas and expect you to bounce something back. Brain exercises are not for the lazies.

Don’t date a man who reads. He is fine spending time on his own. He can entertain himself for hours with or without you. A Brief History of Time might be your worst enemy. You might wonder if he is having an affair with Emma or Jane Eyre. You will always have to share his time with books. And, when you work late, he won’t get upset; books will keep him company.

CamMi Pham Dec 22, 2015 · 4 min read

gudvibz:






You spoke the truth, so I can't be offended. I like knowing things, if I don't read for a few days I get very bored. It's my go to

gudvibz:
This is the type someone will love to marry, different strokes for different folks. Personally I like it

budaatum:
Dumbfuqs

budaatum:
Don’t date a man who reads. He will be interesting. Your romantic dates will be like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Your late night conversation will take hours to end. He will throw ideas and expect you to bounce something back. Brain exercises are not for the lazies.

Don’t date a man who reads. He is fine spending time on his own. He can entertain himself for hours with or without you. A Brief History of Time might be your worst enemy. You might wonder if he is having an affair with Emma or Jane Eyre. You will always have to share his time with books. And, when you work late, he won’t get upset; books will keep him company.

CamMi Pham Dec 22, 2015 · 4 min read

Darevofpeace:
I love to read and I am a big writer...... Let's kick start our relationship today baby.

budaatum:
Thank you op! This is wonderful. I'll try really hard not to let indiscipline get in the way and take up the challenge.

After my father told me about this book I spent years trolling book sellers on Lagos streets till I found it one day and bought it with money dad sent me weekly shopping with to his delight though we had no food that week!

Book Title: Basket of Flowers

Author: Christoph von Schmid

First encounter: 1975

Little is known about the origin of The Basket of Flowers, except that it is translated from the French by someone known only as J.H. St. A. The value of this excellent volume lies in its content, which is thoroughly God-honoring and scriptural. The story centers on a gardener named James and his young daughter Mary. Their simple, joyful life is interrupted when Mary is accused of theft. During the trial, Mary maintains her innocence and tells the truth, in spite of great pressure. But Mary and her father are convicted as thief and accomplice and begin their sentence for their crime. Throughout their sentence, James encourages Mary with lessons from nature about the gospel of Jesus Christ and continues to prepare her for what is to come. A well-written book and an encouraging tale for all readers.

It is guttenberg downloadable for those who desire to read it.

gudvibz:






Ohhhh sweet, tell me what genre do u write about

MyGeneration:
maybe thats why i am still single. I read too much, sometimes in a day i read close to a minimum of 20 articles on my phone.

i once got bored out of the fact i didnt have data and that i had finished all the books in my private library, i started reading a dictionary

CsRockefeller:

You and I are alike

MyGeneration:

what kind of books do u read?

CsRockefeller:


All! From History to Politics to Prose to Biographies to Articles.

As long as it's written in a book, I'm reading it.

But I love History books a lot, love going back to time. Especially using the print media.

MyGeneration:

u just gained m respect on this Nairaland like this. really we are alike.

Cause i love history too, i have just followed u.

budaatum:
Don’t date a man who reads. He will be interesting. Your romantic dates will be like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Your late night conversation will take hours to end. He will throw ideas and expect you to bounce something back. Brain exercises are not for the lazies.

Don’t date a man who reads. He is fine spending time on his own. He can entertain himself for hours with or without you. A Brief History of Time might be your worst enemy. You might wonder if he is having an affair with Emma or Jane Eyre. You will always have to share his time with books. And, when you work late, he won’t get upset; books will keep him company.

CamMi Pham Dec 22, 2015 · 4 min read

MisterGrace:
Just the story of my life right now.
I wish I waited till now to get married.
My wife hates books and sees nothing in them. I am her opposite.
My marital life is so boring and unattractive to me at the moment. I just can't undo this, but most times I wish.

MyGeneration:
maybe thats why i am still single. I read too much, sometimes in a day i read close to a minimum of 20 articles on my phone.

i once got bored out of the fact i didnt have data and that i had finished all the books in my private library, i started reading a dictionary

MariaLavina:
Lol! sadly I am sapiosexual , I just can't help it.

missjo:

Goalnaldo:
thanks for making me comprehend it better

Mikolion87:
This is "reverse psychology" people..

OP is in essence saying, 'date a man who reads'. Let's learn to read people's real messages