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| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Stevenbright(m): 5:32pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
CalliDora1:You r already thinking u r in the class abi? Oya na take ur red pen and review the mark to A! |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by crackhaus: 5:40pm On Nov 29, 2020*. Modified: 6:04pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
3. When Your wife says Yes, she might mean No most of the times and vice versa:Isn't this sex without consent, something they call marital rape? I'm surprised the thread has gone this far and none of our resident woke girls (some already present) identified this error. The point was noted though... Females could be quite confused about what they really want or what they really mean. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Nobody: 5:45pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Stevenbright:Hmm . |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Stevenbright(m): 5:53pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
CalliDora1:hmm..... is that all? that guy is an A student since. So, review is mark up now or..... |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Nobody: 5:56pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Stevenbright:You, score him now. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Stevenbright(m): 5:59pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
CalliDora1:OK, I will. Let me have ur red pen, just for 5mins! |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Nobody: 6:00pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
[quote author=Stevenbright post=96565363]OK, I will. Let me have ur red pen, just for 5mins![/quote [color=#990000][/color] Here |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Stevenbright(m): 6:04pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
[quote author=CalliDora1 post=96565397][/quote]That is good, thanks. A++ |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Openbusiness: 6:51pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
mariahAngel:As far as dating goes, is your love conditional or unconditional? If you have expectations like, Oh he must have a job, he must be handsome, he must have his own house or apartment, he must have a Master's degree, he must be tall, this or that etc, then those are essentially CONDITIONS. Which means your love is conditional. Conditional love is manipulative, because you are using those conditions to manipulate a relationship in your favor. Therefore, you are manipulative too! |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Openbusiness: 7:12pm On Nov 29, 2020*. Modified: 10:32pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
baby124:Absolutely wrong! Marriage is essentially = family = home making. When it comes to a home / marriage working, a woman's role is more suited to keeping a marriage together. Women are more emotional than men, therefore a woman's emotions should be more invested in a marriage than a man's emotions, otherwise there will be crisis eventually. For example, look at marriages in the past and marriages today. For our parents or ancestors marriages, it was common to find marriages like 50, 60 years old marriages, but marriages today hardly last. The older generations their marriages worked not because they were perfect or the husband didn't have flaws or was always wealthy etc. It worked because women of the past generations were more emotionally invested in their marriages than the men, and this kept the marriage going even when they had storms in their relationships. If the man failed to provide, their wives didn't just walk away, or find another richer boyfriend outside. No, they stayed and endured the poverty with their husbands. Some of them their husbands would beat them, but they didn't divorce, they went through that phase, even if it was a lot of pain, they stuck through it all to work out their marriage at all costs. Why? Because they were more emotionally invested in the marriage. They loved their husbands more. But women who are not more emotional invested, usually at the first sight of any ish, they jump ship. They are already always packed and ready in their minds, just waiting for any opportunity to jump ship and not put in the work to keep their marriage together. Everything must be rosy or they jump ship. But a woman who is more emotionally invested, she is like a Captain, she will rather sink with her ship. She will stay and put in the work to make her marriage work. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by 9icest: 7:16pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Mature write up! I learnt something new |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by udemzyudex(m): 7:21pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:Lol.. Abeg who we go come marry ooo? A woman will say the same thing you post, marry a man that loves you more, don't settle for 50/50 lol. Na wa oooo |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by baby124: 7:23pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:A man is responsible for keeping his home together. Not the woman primarily. The woman should cooperate but that responsibility of marriage and keeping a home together is largely dependent on the man. He has to provide shelter, security and food for his family. That is the traditional role since you want to pretend to be a traditionalist. In modern society the women have stepped up and are helping out tremendously. So, don’t bring this nonsense to me. Traditionally women only need to take care of the home but a man builds his own home by building his house, marrying a wife and providing for her so she can take care of his children. You better stop falling for misogynistic lies where men are encouraged to abscond responsibility. The man should even be the prayer leader and warrior in the home, when he claims to be the head. If you don’t have a true male figure around you, then you need to change your circle because all what you wrote there does not align with your own cultural beliefs and you know it. ![]() I come from a home where my father understood this clearly and my brothers have carried it on. The respect from their wives no be here. They understand that leadership, true leadership requires showing by example. This includes behaving yourself in marriage, taking time out for your children and taking on the responsibility to ensure your home is stable first and foremost and everyone is happy. Absolutely no excuse for bad behavior and they no there is none, none of our family will ever support them either when they behave badly. So they behave themselves. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Ikennamurphy: 7:25pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
3. When Your wife says Yes, she might mean No most of the times and vice versa:This your number 3 doesn't make sense.. If you're a woman reading this, stop this nonsense, we're all humans and not mind readers, say exactly what u mean to your spouse and stop suffering him for no reason to understand what u mean,.. I still believe is an immature gal that will say no and mean yes.. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by ModestGal(f): 7:25pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Useless post to belittle women Only dumb people would think twice about the rubbish you wrote, irritating post |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Bluffly: 7:26pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Englov:I can still remember a girl friend that told me that she will be changing wardrobe every month. I told her for what and she said I shouldn't worry that anyone who marries her will be rich. I showed her the exit door sharparly. 6. Women are strong than men but don't know:For this, women aren't stronger. Strength is relative. They have strength in their own niche that doesnt mean they are stronger. Most women house chores kill men due to the boredom. Except you are a man that goes to a white collar job every day and does nothing at home or any other manly job and choose to call artisans is when such will marvel you |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Oizee(f): 7:27pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Nice one |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Traininghub(f): 7:31pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:Lol, I laugh in Kiswahili and you think women also want men who love them less than they love the men?! No! Marry the one who reciprocates the same energy you give, love that you profess and show. Someone who is as supportive and you are. Marry someone who gives you peace of mind. For me, love is give-give, take-take. If you don't love me as much as I love you then I can't deal. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Nobody: 7:31pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:one cold star for you. ![]() |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by georgekingsley: 7:32pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Englov:Nice one. Am based in ph too and won't be a bad idea if we get to know each other,I could learn somethings from you |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Tecks10: 7:32pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
I'm glad to read this! Marriage has been painted so badly nowadays. One thing we fail to understand is that there are so many people with happy marriages or in the least, not so bad marriages. But as we all know, bad news gets more publicity and that is why it is as though marriages, these days do not work out. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by babajeje123(m): 7:36pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
baby124:A wise woman builds her home while the foolish one pulls it down. So primarily, it is the responsibility of a woman to build her home and keeps it together. However, it is the responsibility of the man to supply the materials for building. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Ikennamurphy: 7:37pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:No general rule, I personally see it as pestering for a woman that loves me more, I prefer to love my woman bc that's what can make me to keep her, everyone knows himself |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Sixfeetbelle: 7:39pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
This thread go still long pass river Nile so let me save my contribution for later ![]() |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by baby124: 7:39pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
babajeje123:No, that’s Christian beliefs. Not African beliefs |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by matingo(f): 7:39pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
All I can deduce from your write up is that you're an okay guy |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Frenzyboy(m): 7:40pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
![]() Openbusiness: |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by Nobody: 7:43pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
baby124:Well you will prefer to be with a guy who loves you more and I will prefer to be with girl who loves me more. We all have our reasons why we chose it that way. So just agree to disagree. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by frog12: 7:44pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
stop posting nonsense like this. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by DexterousOne(m): 7:44pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Openbusiness:Interesting Even though I dont agree. What you are posting is what dooms marriages today Because the man subconsciously think he has a free pass to "screw things over " and somehow the wife will "captain the ship" like u said I have come to learn that life is not a straight line, but a scatter graph So even tho I dont agree I wont invalidate your point |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by babajeje123(m): 7:44pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
baby124:In African beliefs, women are builders of their homes. The guy you quoted explained that. And of course, men were providers. |
| Re: 5-Year Marriage Experience: Lessons Learnt & Knowledge Acquired by tweakdude1: 7:48pm On Nov 29, 2020 |
Englov:Thank you and God bless your marriage |
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