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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Dyt(f): 2:08pm On May 14, 2020
Naija246:
this one dey find husband grin
Wonders shall never end grin

I was expecting all of these when I posted
Very predictable set of yumanbeans

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Evercurious(f): 2:09pm On May 14, 2020
Based in the story lime, you are such a good and fair man. Honestly ,thanks be to God that life made a WAY OF ESCAPE for you from the 'wife'you got married to. Just salary of N170k dey push somebody like this? God forbid bad thing....

In all, I bless God for you.. Atleast I believe you now have your PEACE which is paramount

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Rawtruth1: 2:09pm On May 14, 2020
You made one of the greatest mistakes Adam made. Being a "gentleman" doesn't change any woman. Adam was and allowed the wife the freedom to continue her discussions with the family friend, the serpent. The result was calamity. Women are better when they operate in between fear and love. You were a weakling disappointment. You actually wrecked your marriage!

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Candanyl: 2:10pm On May 14, 2020
Our problems stems from tradition and religion.I have gone via many comments here and have come to the conclusion that even most men dont know what they want. I hear a lot men talk about feminism and how they dont want to marry a feminist when they should be happy to even find and marry one.The reason men will praise non african women is because they are feminist(they work and contribute equally to the smooth running of the home , they see their spouses as partners,they dont v all these gender roles n they run things reasonably .For instance, the wife has a better job , she becomes the provider and the man takes care of the home front willingly without ego and so they marry for love and respect each other as earned. But its a different case here where the woman is supposed to be submissive IRRESPECTIVE. and the man is seen as a PROVIDER . so when role is reversed( when the man cant provide due to circumstances), theres a problem , the man become aggressive at the home front and the woman becomes irritable .whereas they are supposed to come together and think of how to switch the roles and run the home smoothly.An average nigerian man is not ready to take up such domestic roles so as not to be seen as weak , he's filled with ego despite the situation of things and instead of being helpful , becomes even more aggressive at home. So in Nigeria as long as the man provides, the woman must submit and home is peaceful but any deviation from this na wahala...The GENDER Roles is what is killing us here.People no longer marry for love but for these roles ( a woman seek a provider n a man seek submissive woman).Way forward , Both genders should see each other as partners rather than ' Master and slave"...try as much to be affectionate and considerate of each others plight.Be delibrate about making your partner happy because the truth is life can happen at any time and roles switched

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by ledamaster(m): 2:10pm On May 14, 2020
This is why the igbos say a man who havent secured wealth and means of livelihood hav no business being in a relationship let alone in a marriage. They dnt mind getting to 40yrs, to build themselves up and insulate themselves from this type of nonsense. You tried my guy, but you see that moment i know she was screwing some1 outside? Thats the day i will leave. Godforbid, i rather starve, sleep under a bridge than to be fed with procceeds from a whoring wife. Never depend on a woman thats not ur mother ever, forget love, its irrelevant and uselless without money. Take care of a woman for 10yrs, but let her feed you for 1week and the whole world would know, Only will feed u for a year and no one will hear.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by tayebest(m): 2:10pm On May 14, 2020
kponkedenge:


It is fiction, but the author is a good writer nonetheless.

Grow up, not all interesting wtites are fiction. The victim might rather be a very good writer.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Nobody: 2:10pm On May 14, 2020
Dyt:


Some have answers sire
grin grin grin
This your smile sef! undecided
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by ejimatic: 2:10pm On May 14, 2020
tunmiluabi:
My story is quite long, please run through with patience.

I married my wife about 11 years ago. By the way I am 46 years old. Before I married my wife, I was not doing well neither was my wife. She was working with a multinational company, earning an equivalent of N40,000. I had a small graphic design business after trying many times to find a good job. I looked for jobs and contracts without any respite. But At this this time, my wife's support was good and I did appreciate every bit of it. At lest we survived on the low...

As time went on, I got a job in one international corporate training company as a Statistics and Business Analysis Instructor, was earning about 90,000 naira. During the times before I got my job, we had accumulated debt and my new job provided us an opportunity to pay them up.

We decided we were going to save part of her salary every month for servicing the debt and save the rest for a rainy day. I was supposed to pay the rent and all other domestic bills, light, kids school fees etc.. Some time she helped with food/groceries. After sometime, she advised we move to a bigger apartment. We still had a daughter by then. I obliged and we did.

To cut the story short, after four years of working, the company folded up because of government policies and we were all laid off. This meant we had to prepare for the hard life ahead. It was hectic and devastating. Me being me, I took it with all sense of grace and hope things will be fine. But the more I thought about this the worse things got. One day out of curiosity I asked my wife if it would be nice to have another child and she advised it was not the best time. I understood and agreed. I then advised my wife if we could start a business and with some savings we had, maybe I could use it to enhance my former business, maybe things might be better this time. She did not show any interest. This time I discovered changes in my wife.

One day she asked me if she could use part of them money to do a course, honestly I was shocked but asked why she did not oblige to my own request. She said "its my money I can use it for whatever I want". My wife however did the course.

To cut the story short, 3 years down the line, my wife stopped having sex with me and this continued for a long time. I became like "shit in her eyes". I lost a bit of confidence though. she would wake me with insults and barrage of dirty words. Because of our child, I agreed to stay a home and try to work online and seek clients and jobs from old client. It was not bad but not promising.

Fortunately for us, my wife got a promotion and her salary was increased to about 170,000. This actually brought out the worst in my wife. Her calmness disappeared and all decorum was buried. We would quarrel everyday and not talk for weeks. She became really mean and controlled everything at home. Please note, she is not a bad woman but can't explain the reasons up till date. I was with no option but to query her sincerity as a wife and that continued for a long time. Our sex life became zero, she would tell me having sex would make her pregnant and was not ready for a second child. Her stories kept on changing and became even worse, rather than coming home she would pass by her mom and be there till late in the night before coming home.

After about 3 years of trying to get something to do, I finally got a place on the island sometime in February 2018, where I would be paid a stipend of 50,000. In addition, I would use my free time to design, print and sell business cards to small companies. The overall income was small but enough for some immediate obligations at home. But to be fair, that was the best I could get since I have not had money in a long time. Unfortunately my wages were not consistent due to challenges the company was facing. But I used the Business card printing to augment wherever possible.

Later in 2018 around September, I discovered that my wife had been having an illicit engagement. She had a male fried and I finally got to know about it and confronted her. She did not deny it, she begged and I forgave her. Anyway, I had made up my mind to forgive because of the kid and I never told anyone till date. Moreover, since we were not making love that was of course enough reason for the drastic measure, I told myself. To be sincere I had lost feeling for my wife and sex was difficult. We finally started having sex but I had little to offer her. I would pretend and even have to watch Indecency to be able to have sex with her. I was dead inside. At least my wife was still with me. That was my solace. I guess trust was broken. She however continued with her escapades. The quarrels increased and got worse. There and then name calling became our breakfast and dinner. She advised that since I would never look at her the same and bringing little or nothing to the table that I was free to go. The quarrels went on for quite some time, my wife will go very violent on me some of the times. I am marshal artist with black belt and I have great restraint - for me, fighting and going violent on her was never on the table. One day I thought there was a need to move out and I did indicated to her that I was not comfortable living with her anymore.. That wherever I am, I will see how I can take care of the kids.

She did not care and things became difficult for me. I felt maybe I could stay for sometime, It might be a difficult condition but still not impossible. This became my Achilles heels. There and then I knew my relationship had broken and irreparable. I accepted there was nothing I could, but to be patient and tried to convince myself about our situations and believed our situation was bad, but God’s willing we would overcome. The fight even got worse and became very violent and physical, I would normally just take the beating or hold her hands to avoid any injuries.

The quarrels was beginning to be in the glare of my Kids and since it was not abating, there was little I could do to change the situation. I finally made up my mind on the 19th of May 2019 to move out, but actually moved out on the 30th of May, 2019. Before then on the 26th of May, 2019, I discovered my wife was again engaging in the illicit affair. She would claim she was going to church only to be found at a different location. Honestly I can’t blame her, I blame myself and the situation that caused the demise of our once cherished marriage. At this point in time I realised I had lost and had no fight in me anymore. My kids are still very young. Everyday quarrels, lack of sincere engagement, denials upon denials and her fear of facing her “DEMON” with little chance of her understanding the consequence of her actions - I was left with no choice but to stop FIGHTING. I had no fight left in me. The ultimate decision was to leave. I did not inform her parent about the issue because I had indicated to her I did not want them to look at her differently.

God so good, I got a 500,000 Naira job through a friend in an oil company with a 3bedroon in Lekki fully paid up for 3years by the company. By the way, I am Data Analyst but never practiced for a long time. I studied Computer engineering but for a long time grace did not smile on me. I take care of my kid and I really don't hate her and I am at peace with everything. She still has her job and doing well.

Please note that she did not tell me to leave, I left on my own volition. I could not share the same bed with my wife anymore she apparently could not muster enough strength to stop all iniquities for a conversation that will help see things through. Rather she is turning to blame it on me. We have however resolved to part on a friendly note for the sake of our child.

My reason for posting this is because most us sit behind the desk and computers and do not understood the demons everyone is battling. On a bad day, the best husbands are MONSTER, while the best wives are DEVILS. When we make judgment as males or female. We should not forget about our female child/children, same goes for the male child. I don't know what my wife tells people about what happened but I really don't care and I have made up my mind never to defend myself.

Thanks for reading.

Tunmi
. The title of your life experience I WAS A HUSBAND is very suitable. However it must be noted that a woman who abandoned you because of your economic downfall is not a good wife.She even carried different men and slept with them .Out of love you forgave her and started sleeping with her again.Yet she continued with her infidelity. She did not not know God would change your life. The illicit affair she was having after you forgave her is enough ground for you to DIVORCE her .The woman does not care about her children and MAY kill you if you are not careful I pity you and appreciate your endurance. Very soon you will be a husband again to a NEW WIFE who will be loyal to you and stand by you regardless of your condition.
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Naija246: 2:11pm On May 14, 2020
I know you are desperate because your eggs are drying up but you didn't have to be that direct nah undecided undecided
Dyt:


I was expecting all of these when I posted
Very predictable set of yumanbeans

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Jabioro: 2:11pm On May 14, 2020
I rejoiced with you and the host of heaven also shouting Hallelujah..You
have seen it yourself and experience personally..All I could tell you do go back to her ,no amount of appealing, begging or truck should force you.. otherwise you will loose your spiritual power,your job and you will be on ground zero..
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Donpenny(m): 2:11pm On May 14, 2020
Is unfortunate most ladies of this generation don't see their selve as helper in a relationship rather they see relationship as poverty alleviation or mean of getting palliative during this hard period. Once their expectations are not meant or the table turns and they became the bread winner at a certain period in the relationship their real identify became reavealed. As a result of all these their men counterparts became more scare of having anything to do with them than sex for pleasure and fun and the resultant effects of all these is what we see around today as baby mama, sugar mummy's, gay, lesbian, Yahoo plus, ritual killing etc. Nobody want to be use and dump. Selfishness has become order of the day
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by HeavenShield: 2:12pm On May 14, 2020
Women and their Terrible Dynamics!
Well, to find a wholly sound and virteous woman is 1 in a multitude. And if you find one hold her tightly.
Women and their pride especially when they have money or plenty things? That is why some Religion of the world suppress them(but I do not support it).
A man can have money and still be humble but a woman, Never!
That is why a woman needs God and Christ the healer because of their Dynamics and nature.
Marriage is still a blessing. And God do not support divorce.
Many women need to change their psychology of reasoning.
It is well.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Blackbishop(m): 2:12pm On May 14, 2020
djon78:


And that's the real problem with marriages today. I think many are just business deals which leaves a soulless marriage, with divorce inevitable.

Boss what else again, you can't love in peace without money. No relationship with commitment or working on future plans together.... All is all about what a man Carry's and how presentable the woman is!!!
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by zicoraads: 2:12pm On May 14, 2020
So what's the point of this entire story? undecided
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by eaddyboy: 2:12pm On May 14, 2020
Marriage Sha...at times the thought of marriage sends shivers down my spine! fear of marrying the wrong lady and fear of myself not being good enough for my wife

All in all..I pray for God's help and Direction as well as His Wisdom and understanding to guide me in my actions going forward

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Ybaby: 2:13pm On May 14, 2020
Samakus:


If only you know who you're talking to?

Anyways, enjoy your day

Buhari grin grin grin

Infidel
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by yankeenowo(m): 2:13pm On May 14, 2020
This is so emotional story! But Succinctly, you wife was never at fault either as you have xplained your side of the story. Before this, she use to be a very loyal , humble and respected house wife.

The fact is, when life does not smile to a man in marriage , the man automatically becomes once a husband. The man will loose his confidence as a husband material. But to God be glory , you got a better life because you were hopeful and never a lazy man.

It would have been best to reunion with your wife and live a happy family with your kid but the adulterous part of her kept my wish dashed.

But despite, I will never see your wife as a bad person. Every lady can fall same temptations. ....men outside can be extreamly caring to a house wife in a condition when her husband is zero responsible. Most ladies will see love and care in it but behold it's just a joker to get in between their legs. You wife fell for a deceit of care and love and she opened her legs not because she does not loves you bro.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Victornezzar: 2:13pm On May 14, 2020
Ybaby:


Do not marry a man who is happy to eat from your sweat.

No infidels

And also don't forget to add.... You can even marry a man who's providing for you and still turn you to his punching bag

Stop misleading young girls!!!!!!

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by saasala(m): 2:14pm On May 14, 2020
YourCoffin:
Op I sell coffins Incase you decide to go back

You have the weirdest signature on Nairaland......And I like it grin
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Simbrixton(m): 2:14pm On May 14, 2020
tunmiluabi:


Defending yourself does not even help. The strength to write this note is my willingness to see beyond myself, there might be need for more insight. I know love is not one directional neither is it "multi-directional", it’s usually in the eye of the one looking at you. Love has no other name but LOVE. I might not be perfect but imperfection can still be unlearned by truly appreciating the situation. There is absolutely no reason to hurt anyone. I would believe that I failed to see her expectations through her lens and she failed to notice my sincere affections towards her. I might not be happy with the way things turned out but the situation has not made me any angrier. But it’s normal to be unhappy and I know that when I don’t mind being unhappy – It won’t last and eventually all will be alright and I hold same for her. Although, with all honesty, I did not see this happening, but I would like to know what our “stupidity” and “failure” has caused us. This will help if we finally move on with our lives. Given the situation, I believe I tried my best, but was not good enough. I am inspired by opportunities life has offer. I will channel my rage, drain and pain for a renewed future without my current dilemma. I am sure it will end in PRAISE. Thank you... there might not be need to tell it all. Life is like WIND it either blows in your favour or against.. Its your choice to stay strong. For those who might not understand that its not a struggle between the MAN the WOMAN, the only existential threat couples face is LIFE itself. But if you haven't been bitten in the face by a bear before, you will not appreciate how bad it is to loose ones identity. But on a happy happier note, if my heart is broken a million times, I will still love again There are good women out there. Its just a matter of time. Telling your story to defend yourself is a waste of time... At the appointed time the truth will unleash itself but not through me.
OP what part of Nigeria are you and your wife from, no yoruba woman would do all this
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Poorboy: 2:15pm On May 14, 2020
Ybaby:


My husband is the highest bidder. ( You do not have his kind of money)

No you can NOT afford my pusssy because you are a lazy man with no vision.

You need a woman to feed and cloth you but I do not feed men so i know you don't want my pusssy.

Your mama feeds men though so go and sleep with her - you came from there so easy to go back in there.

Your mama is the one that is cheap enough to abhor an infidel and bore Jnr infidels.

grin grin grin grin

na today I know say you be woman before I been think say na man you be.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by dapadawee: 2:16pm On May 14, 2020
this girl looks beautiful anyone with her contact dm me
hope she is single

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by omonnakoda: 2:16pm On May 14, 2020
Simbrixton:
OP what part of Nigeria are you and your wife from, no yoruba woman would do all this
Yoruba women are Angels?

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Renida: 2:17pm On May 14, 2020
CHoccolaTE:
OP, tunmi
When you had no job and she was providing were you assisting her with chores and childcare at least to make things easier for her and reduce stress or were you being bossy and expecting 24/7 complete submission from her?

Answer honestly.

I don't even trust marital stories on nairaland because the party telling the story will ALWAYS hide their own faults and magnify the wrongdoings of their partners



So if he wasn't her actions are justified.


Smh whatever happened to your senses

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Ruicosta10(m): 2:17pm On May 14, 2020
I shed a tear reading ur post. Life of a man. Only u understand. Do u have friends? What makes u happy? I admire the way you swallowed alot. I wish I could have a conversation with u via hang out. You are real man. Wotever u decide I believe you have the will power to handle the pressure. Just that you really deserve to be happy at this point, so u might not need the toxic environment of ur wife anymore. Might be time to move ahead. Pls be try and b happy
tunmiluabi:
My story is quite long, please run through with patience.

I married my wife about 11 years ago. By the way I am 46 years old. Before I married my wife, I was not doing well neither was my wife. She was working with a multinational company, earning an equivalent of N40,000. I had a small graphic design business after trying many times to find a good job. I looked for jobs and contracts without any respite. But At this this time, my wife's support was good and I did appreciate every bit of it. At lest we survived on the low...

As time went on, I got a job in one international corporate training company as a Statistics and Business Analysis Instructor, was earning about 90,000 naira. During the times before I got my job, we had accumulated debt and my new job provided us an opportunity to pay them up.

We decided we were going to save part of her salary every month for servicing the debt and save the rest for a rainy day. I was supposed to pay the rent and all other domestic bills, light, kids school fees etc.. Some time she helped with food/groceries. After sometime, she advised we move to a bigger apartment. We still had a daughter by then. I obliged and we did.

To cut the story short, after four years of working, the company folded up because of government policies and we were all laid off. This meant we had to prepare for the hard life ahead. It was hectic and devastating. Me being me, I took it with all sense of grace and hope things will be fine. But the more I thought about this the worse things got. One day out of curiosity I asked my wife if it would be nice to have another child and she advised it was not the best time. I understood and agreed. I then advised my wife if we could start a business and with some savings we had, maybe I could use it to enhance my former business, maybe things might be better this time. She did not show any interest. This time I discovered changes in my wife.

One day she asked me if she could use part of them money to do a course, honestly I was shocked but asked why she did not oblige to my own request. She said "its my money I can use it for whatever I want". My wife however did the course.

To cut the story short, 3 years down the line, my wife stopped having sex with me and this continued for a long time. I became like "shit in her eyes". I lost a bit of confidence though. she would wake me with insults and barrage of dirty words. Because of our child, I agreed to stay a home and try to work online and seek clients and jobs from old client. It was not bad but not promising.

Fortunately for us, my wife got a promotion and her salary was increased to about 170,000. This actually brought out the worst in my wife. Her calmness disappeared and all decorum was buried. We would quarrel everyday and not talk for weeks. She became really mean and controlled everything at home. Please note, she is not a bad woman but can't explain the reasons up till date. I was with no option but to query her sincerity as a wife and that continued for a long time. Our sex life became zero, she would tell me having sex would make her pregnant and was not ready for a second child. Her stories kept on changing and became even worse, rather than coming home she would pass by her mom and be there till late in the night before coming home.

After about 3 years of trying to get something to do, I finally got a place on the island sometime in February 2018, where I would be paid a stipend of 50,000. In addition, I would use my free time to design, print and sell business cards to small companies. The overall income was small but enough for some immediate obligations at home. But to be fair, that was the best I could get since I have not had money in a long time. Unfortunately my wages were not consistent due to challenges the company was facing. But I used the Business card printing to augment wherever possible.

Later in 2018 around September, I discovered that my wife had been having an illicit engagement. She had a male fried and I finally got to know about it and confronted her. She did not deny it, she begged and I forgave her. Anyway, I had made up my mind to forgive because of the kid and I never told anyone till date. Moreover, since we were not making love that was of course enough reason for the drastic measure, I told myself. To be sincere I had lost feeling for my wife and sex was difficult. We finally started having sex but I had little to offer her. I would pretend and even have to watch Indecency to be able to have sex with her. I was dead inside. At least my wife was still with me. That was my solace. I guess trust was broken. She however continued with her escapades. The quarrels increased and got worse. There and then name calling became our breakfast and dinner. She advised that since I would never look at her the same and bringing little or nothing to the table that I was free to go. The quarrels went on for quite some time, my wife will go very violent on me some of the times. I am marshal artist with black belt and I have great restraint - for me, fighting and going violent on her was never on the table. One day I thought there was a need to move out and I did indicated to her that I was not comfortable living with her anymore.. That wherever I am, I will see how I can take care of the kids.

She did not care and things became difficult for me. I felt maybe I could stay for sometime, It might be a difficult condition but still not impossible. This became my Achilles heels. There and then I knew my relationship had broken and irreparable. I accepted there was nothing I could, but to be patient and tried to convince myself about our situations and believed our situation was bad, but God’s willing we would overcome. The fight even got worse and became very violent and physical, I would normally just take the beating or hold her hands to avoid any injuries.

The quarrels was beginning to be in the glare of my Kids and since it was not abating, there was little I could do to change the situation. I finally made up my mind on the 19th of May 2019 to move out, but actually moved out on the 30th of May, 2019. Before then on the 26th of May, 2019, I discovered my wife was again engaging in the illicit affair. She would claim she was going to church only to be found at a different location. Honestly I can’t blame her, I blame myself and the situation that caused the demise of our once cherished marriage. At this point in time I realised I had lost and had no fight in me anymore. My kids are still very young. Everyday quarrels, lack of sincere engagement, denials upon denials and her fear of facing her “DEMON” with little chance of her understanding the consequence of her actions - I was left with no choice but to stop FIGHTING. I had no fight left in me. The ultimate decision was to leave. I did not inform her parent about the issue because I had indicated to her I did not want them to look at her differently.

God so good, I got a 500,000 Naira job through a friend in an oil company with a 3bedroon in Lekki fully paid up for 3years by the company. By the way, I am Data Analyst but never practiced for a long time. I studied Computer engineering but for a long time grace did not smile on me. I take care of my kid and I really don't hate her and I am at peace with everything. She still has her job and doing well.

Please note that she did not tell me to leave, I left on my own volition. I could not share the same bed with my wife anymore she apparently could not muster enough strength to stop all iniquities for a conversation that will help see things through. Rather she is turning to blame it on me. We have however resolved to part on a friendly note for the sake of our child.

My reason for posting this is because most us sit behind the desk and computers and do not understood the demons everyone is battling. On a bad day, the best husbands are MONSTER, while the best wives are DEVILS. When we make judgment as males or female. We should not forget about our female child/children, same goes for the male child. I don't know what my wife tells people about what happened but I really don't care and I have made up my mind never to defend myself.

Thanks for reading.

Tunmi
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by HIV1: 2:17pm On May 14, 2020
Marriages nowadays will continue to be scams. We all want to be married, but means of getting married in terms of financial resources are luxuries.
I use to say it , most women nowadays are prostitutes .I even remember one that said her whole body is a shop and that she will register it as PUSSY NIG. LTD. But the good thing about women unlike men is that they are transparent, you don.t need to catch a woman red handed before you know she is cheating on you, at that point she start being wayward, her behavior will change. She will care less , she manages to call you once a day, she always get tired in the evening , she mistakenly slap you, she flares at you at any given opportunity.........Know that there is fire on the mountain.

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by ronyman(m): 2:17pm On May 14, 2020
Bro OP, greetings! Nice to pour out your mind as it somehow eases the pain. The problem started when love died in the relationship and she earned bigger than you. It's the worst thing amyan could face cos Women/ wives / babes can not handle power. It's natural, it will show and rub off negatively on the relationship. All I wanna advise is that you don't blame yourself, now you're the boss bring her home if you can. Forgiveness is peace bro

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by riczy(m): 2:18pm On May 14, 2020
faithfull18:
Hmmn, this sounds like fiction. I don't support divorce but if adultery is involved with evidences, then separation is advised. Biblically, either partners are expected not to marry again but you know in our present world, we read and act upside down.
there is a scriptural ground for divorce
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by ronyman(m): 2:18pm On May 14, 2020
I see
omonnakoda:

Yoruba women are Angels?
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by ronyman(m): 2:19pm On May 14, 2020
Wetin she do
dapadawee:
someone tell this girl that crime don't pay
Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by DexterousOne(m): 2:19pm On May 14, 2020
djojo:
Seriously I don’t understand most People on Nairaland, someone will drop his true life story for you to learn from and you will be saying its a fiction. I pity some people’s life. Just pray you don’t experience bad marriage

Some are yet to grow up

Them never see anything
Na why

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Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by titusmichael27(m): 2:19pm On May 14, 2020
Honestly! You sound like some one who have been through a lot. In a simple word you sound very "inspired". I would love to ask you a sincere question pls! hope you don't mind....( i'm still gonna ask you any way). Do you some times feel like you need to reach out to her, like reach out to your pastor to see if she can be repaired, not because you want to get back into the relationship with her but for the fact that she need to know that there is indeed God's blessings for those who do what's right? You definitely dont want your baby mama to die just like that!! dont doubt it. with such behaviour she might. i dont pray so but the natural law does you know!

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