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| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 11:34am On Apr 20, 2020 |
Richy4:The silent treatment method has been overused so much that it has become weak. Not every woman will be threatened by refusal to eat, no sleeping at home or side chick. If a grown man prefers to sulk and behave like a child instead of talking to his wife, then he should be ignored till he recovers or scolded like a child |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 11:45am On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:They have to look for a way to resolve their issues. They decided to come together and live with each other's flaws and short comings. It may be that one of them takes offence easily and the other doesn't see why little things should cause that kind of reaction. They have to meet halfway. But silent treatment has never made things better. It only breeds contempt and prolongs the matter till it blows up in their faces. The root of it is, ego. These days, family don't always side the man at the detriment of the wife anymore. Both of them need to make their marriage work. It's not the woman's job alone. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 11:51am On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:In summary, there's no need for anyone (husband or wife) to offer an apology even if they are in the wrong. They should learn to overlook whatever happened and live with their partner's shortcomings/inability to apologize. Thanks, that's all I wanted you to admit. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 12:08pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:Admit what? You draw a conclusion on your own and say it's what I admitted. Please point out where I said an apology isn't required. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by 24kmagic: 12:15pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Sterope:I'll try as much as possible not to. I can't hurt her to that extent. Same way I don't expect her to hurt me to that extent |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by 24kmagic: 12:16pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
pocohantas:Lol Almighty pocohantas mentioned me. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by pocohantas(f): 12:20pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
24kmagic:Na my mention cause your unforgiving spirit? You better change. ![]() |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by Sterope(f): 12:23pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Try is the keyword but this was not the answer to the question. Your post painted a picture that women do the hurting not men. 24kmagic: |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by 24kmagic: 12:24pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:I'm sorry, I don't have an answer to that. I'm a calm guy. I don't have time to talk and shout. If you want to talk, I'm ready, but I won't be the one to initiate that talk. I go just de look you. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by 24kmagic: 12:25pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
Sterope:8/10 times, that's the case |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by 24kmagic: 12:26pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
pocohantas:I'm working on it, but it takes time and an understanding woman. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 12:31pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
24kmagic:The unforgiving spirit destroys the carrier more than any one else. You imprison yourself by keeping people in your heart. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by Sterope(f): 1:12pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
LOL. Your opinion is very curious.Thank goodness it is nothing but an ill-foundd opinion. When did humans hurting each other become a gender issue? How about if I said that I believe otherwise based on experience and all? 24kmagic: |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by Nobody: 3:05pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:Every lady keep chantin malice is childish as if no be the same head man take do pikin stil dey him head, most times ladies repeat what they've bin corrected for like a thousand times ... what you gurls play blind to is what if there as bin communication n still no changes No wahala, you must av heard of this epilogue on jingos "offer last yle stock last". i av no ish with her been unbothered buh when the foodstuff finish & the house rent is due is either she pays or leave. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 3:18pm On Apr 20, 2020*. Modified: 3:41pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:Let's start again, I'll number it this time so you don't confuse yourself. 1. A wife who has refused to apologize, is she displaying MATURITY? 2. When such a wife refuses to apologize even though she is in the wrong, what should her husband do? All that your meandering story about how they have to meet halfway, or they have to find a way to resolve the issue, is much too abstract for my very realistic senses. 3. How should she be handled exactly? Should she be begged to apologize, or should the apology be forgotten and everyone moves on? Na simple queshons... |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 3:28pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
24kmagic:The comment wasn't for you bruv. It's a hard question though, probably why the intended recipient is still struggling and dragging us to and fro.. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by Nobody: 3:28pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
pocohantas:Why is every gurl on these thread assuming and concluding there is no communication prior the man so called "childish" behaviour. i can imagine correcting someone over a particular act a thousand time yet she repeat it, what if there as bin several talks or communication yet no change.. enough of the assumption there is no communication. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by bukatyne(f): 3:40pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:The burden of marriage to an insensitive person. The questions are very hard. ![]() |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by pocohantas(f): 3:42pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
24kmagic:Lol. The first step is admitting there is indeed an issue. God will do it for all of us. ![]() |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by mimimile93: 3:45pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
pocohantas:Long time. How are you? |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by pocohantas(f): 3:46pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 3:47pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
bukatyne:Lmao...you're always so honest. ![]() I'm waiting for her to come and lecture us on how a woman who refuses to apologize is acting so mature, but the man who responds with silent treatment and avoiding her/her food is the immature person between both of them. Or perhaps, for a husband to avoid being called immature/childish: - he has to beg her to come and apologize OR - just forget about the apology and move on ![]() ![]() |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 3:52pm On Apr 20, 2020*. Modified: 4:16pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:She should be dragged by the hair and forced to apologize. Is that more clear for your "realistic" senses? When you find the questions to your answer, let me know. Because I don't see how following up with silent treatment when a spouse refuses to apologize will solve the matter. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 3:54pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
anslem04:Is malice mature? |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by bukatyne2: 3:59pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:Honesty is one of my trademarks ![]() I have seen a lot of these things happen in real life maybe that's why I am not politicially correct. I have seen men and women who get 'tired' of been 'mature' and just want apology or acknowledgement to move on. A friend told me of a marriage that broke down due to the wife's inability to apologize. The guy kept his maturity for 10yrs by apologizing first/ ignoring till he could no longer move on and the marriage crumbled. The wife would just move on afterwards like nothing happened. It just boils down to love and sensitivity: If you love someone, you would apologize immediately he/she takes offence even if it something you 'feel' shouldn't warrant it. That is where sensitivity comes in. An offence is as perceived by the recipient of the action/inaction. Like Takotsubo typed, an apology is really nothing for peace at the end of the day. 'You said this thing and I did not like it: I am sorry'; 'you did XYZ: I am sorry.' Worst case, apologize for how your actions made the person feel and not the action itself ![]() It is well. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by mimimile93: 4:06pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
pocohantas:Yeah! |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 4:25pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:What will solve the matter na? Should he beg the wife to apologize or forget about the apology? You sha thought sarcasm will deliver you here... ![]() Three simple questions, you could not deal with head-on. Just for you to admit that it's very IMMATURE to refuse to apologize, and that it's very important for peace to reign whether the wife feels an apology is necessary or not, na hin dey hard you so like hard shít. And you people wonder why some men will choose to ignore you and your food... A woman would have to be fashioned from white roses, scented dust, and a tinge of angelic essence, for her to open her mouth to say I'm sorry. ![]() The thing dey hard una and every man who has lived with a partner knows this. The lady Takosubo who you were hailing, was actually the only one who had the dispassionate ability to encompass the true situation in the OP... yet for some reason, the summary of her very long post which is an apology completely escaped your understanding. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 4:26pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:Is not apologizing mature? ![]() |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 4:27pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:None is right. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by ImaIma1(f): 4:32pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
crackkhaus:It is both immature to refuse to apologize and using the silent treatment. Both are wrong. However, the topic of discussion was silent treatment; refusing to eat or sleep at home like it is the only way to solve issues in marriage. I have seen it destroy rather than build up in different couples and it's always better to talk through issues. Besides, the issue is mostly when the guy is hurt and refuses to talk, but rather starts sulking around the house and using the silent treatment. And not when he talks about it and she still refuses to apologize. Either way, I honestly believe the silent treatment does more harm than good |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by Nobody: 4:35pm On Apr 20, 2020*. Modified: 9:08pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
ImaIma1:what is the essence of maturity if not to foster peace when situation arises. what if "malice" is the only source of backup for peace @that moment, or won't you rather pick malice over domestic violent you guys call it "malice" buh to some of us we know it as "silence".i.e period 2 cool offLet even assume the man is acting all childish, what stops the woman from taking mature steps .... or is maturity only for men. |
| Re: Dear Ladies: It’s NOT Malice. It’s Dignity. An Open Letter by crackkhaus: 4:49pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
bukatyne2:I LOVE you abeg, I mean it..anybody wey no like am should kill themselves. ![]() What has and will always be my problem with majority of the females here, and why I can never get along with most, is their expert ability to judge situations as if the person reading on the other end is not aware of what goes on in the world - as if inside their head is where the world revolves and is their residence. The OP was clear - a reaction to insensitivity from a wife not apologizing for her wrong, but trust your sisters to deal with the IMMATURE reaction of the man and not the IMMATURE cause from his wife...even going as far as dwelling on the dog analogy. ![]() Gosh, I hate stvpid people with a passion I swear... ![]() For a man to refuse his wife's food and ignore her, means something has hurt him. Na only person wey dem marry as witch keep for house go boldly talk say she doesn't care if her husband, HER OWN HUSBAND, eats her food or ignores her for weeks/months even when she was wrong. Lmao... ![]() |
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