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UnaToto:
Only pained feminists do so to cover face.




UnaToto

Unnerve:
Celebrating failure, that's my opinion on it.

A Divorce = A failed marriage
No more, no less...

And it's not even surprising that it's always women doing these divorce celebrations. The ex-husband may probably be getting his cöck sucked by another woman already, all without the need for these theatrics.

stino4win:
Honourable is ok, off your mic please.

Palema007:
Indifferent.

Na them sabi...

Kondomatic:
Same here. There's no reason for me to have an opinion on this.

bukatyne:
Celebrating divorce is celebrating a failed marriage.

I would wonder someone who celebrates a failed WAEC, sack at work, an extra year, a failed final exam etc.

While divorce is not the end of life nor should a divorcee 'mourn' the death of their marriage forever, there is nothing to celebrate.

stino4win:
Maybe celebrating freedom after surviving an abusive marriage, just saying

bukatyne:
Celebrating divorce is celebrating a failed marriage.

I would wonder someone who celebrates a failed WAEC, sack at work, an extra year, a failed final exam etc.

While divorce is not the end of life nor should a divorcee 'mourn' the death of their marriage forever, there is nothing to celebrate.

Palema007:
Abi nah... If they like they should celebrate, what's my own? If them bring cake self I go chop am.

Palema007:
Abi nah... If they like they should celebrate, what's my own? If them bring cake self I go chop am.

Unnerve:
Point.

It's an overkill - that need to want to prove you're happy when no one is really checking, is a psychological overcompensation for much deeper issues.

I reckon such celebrations as the 'posh' equivalent of "Shalaye", which should be resisted. Lol

Unnerve:
Point.

It's an overkill - that need to want to prove you're happy when no one is really checking, is a psychological overcompensation for much deeper issues.

I reckon such celebrations as the 'posh' equivalent of "Shalaye", which should be resisted. Lol

sisisioge:
Those that have experienced a toxic marriage either first hand or second hand would truly understand. While we frown at divorce in this part of the world, it is sometimes the best way forward for some turbulent unions.

They say whoever wears the shoe know where it hurts....I mostly tend to just celebrate with whoever is celebrating biko. I've seen a guy pop serious champaign after he finally separated from his barely one year wife...he said it was the longest and hardest year of his life. Guy developed high blood pressure that he's still managing till now in just one year fa...It is well. May God biko just help us o.

Hathor5:
If they invite me to the party I am celebrating the new beginning with them.