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| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Primenet(m): 11:53pm On Jan 20, 2021 |
BornToSucced:On point |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by ndindiatu: 1:33am On Jan 21, 2021 |
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| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Modan: 2:52am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:Jesus is missing in this home obviously.. you need to become genuinely saved so as to be able to teach your daughter to follow the right path..as for your husband,he will come around when he sees u are genuinely saved |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by DavidEsq(m): 3:12am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Sixfeetbelle:That's why 2 Timothy 3:7 says they appear to be learning God's word but they never come to the accurate knowledge of God's word. It says we should avoid such ones. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by DavidEsq(m): 3:14am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Modan:Like he was missing in Pastor Chris', Joshua Iginla's and Apostle Suleiman's marriages, ba? |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Becca350(f): 4:09am On Jan 21, 2021 |
[quote author=sweetmelanin post=98232857]This is the life of 95% of parents abroad so I need you to put your big girl panties on and get on with life... welcome to motherhood, welcome to adulthood! ![]() Not everyone can afford such luxury of bringing a mother across nations simply to help take care of your child... especially when you outrightly insisted on your own mother! I honestly can't blame your husband for his reluctance.. try and see things from his perspective too... have you truly thought about the costs? Visa application, flight tickets, cost of maintenance when she gets there; feeding, higher electricity&water bills etc.. he will need to show proof of sufficient funds to cover her maintenance for the entire duration of her stay there.. that is approx £7000 or £10000 that has been sitting in his account for at least three consecutive months prior to filing the visa application. It's simply not fair to expect him to be burdened with all. BEST ADVISED EVER READ HERE |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Becca350(f): 4:16am On Jan 21, 2021 |
bukatyne:Now women like una the spoil marriage with wrong advise. did you no see her reply? why did you omit the "offcourse"?(MY MUM "OFFCOURSE" ![]() |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Becca350(f): 4:27am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:Then you better divorce him and let ur want be accomplish. From your comments so far, your are not here to seek advise from people but rather you are here for us to validate your reasons to keep nagging.... (try to see things from his view and stop talking too much PEACE) |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by nattyGENT: 5:48am On Jan 21, 2021 |
JESUS CHRIST HAS THE ANSWER. Take your worries to Him in prayers and He will reset your husband's brain back to normal and restore his conscience back to life.As a servant of the most high God, I declare peace and total restoration upon your marriage in Jesus's Name, Amen. Just stop nagging although it's not easy, but pray for him and keep telling him he is the best, God bless him, you are thankful to God for having him as your husband always etc and the devil will surely be defeated. victory is yours! |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by OdogwuBlog: 7:44am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy: |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by SoftChordz: 8:08am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:lol hahaha seems like you females are dummiess, don't you know that there's no way to lose your husband faster than NAGGING??!!! No man on Earth wants that. Talking too much too, daaamn you're lucky he's still around ppl like me I'd drop you like a hot plate I despise nagging like mad. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Victorious12: 8:36am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:you didn't see all this traces before marriage or was it the money and Co that blinded you how can you marry a husband that often goes to fetish places and you call that one love Let me ask you a question before I suggest something for you are you a born again christain are you spirit filled would love to h3re from you |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by cedricksly: 10:11am On Jan 21, 2021*. Modified: 10:28am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:you saying "my mom of cause" really made you sound selfish. Why then were u hiding under the charade of we wanted one of our moms to come. When you know very well it was yours you already had in mind to come. Doesn't that look selfish to you really At least hear from him first who he would prefer to come. He knows u will pick ur mom that's why he trew the question at u again of whose mom should come and u didn't disappoint him as he has suspected...About his choice of African religion, I hate the fact that you are against his believes, why not face your own religion and leave him alone, if he wasn't working for him he would have stopped by now. but the fact that he said you are trying to charm him was said out of anger maybe during an argument else if that was true and he meant it, he won't even tell u...... Madam arrange your home ooo, a marriage will work or not largely depends on the woman, don't be that woman that breaks her home by herself.... And your husband only problem is RIGIDITY with decisions, he should be more flexible and compromise when he needs to... Not that he is heartless etc... |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Nobody: 10:25am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Mood11:Did you read through at all. The last phrase should have been your only comment. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Nobody: 10:27am On Jan 21, 2021 |
HarunaWest:I detest judgmental and insensitive guys like you. Out of all the woman wrote, you couldn’t even show empathy, it’s always about the man for y’all. Selfish beings. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by HarunaWest(m): 10:33am On Jan 21, 2021 |
jeesprecy:I don't like you either. Good day. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Nobody: 10:34am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Vevejoy:I’m late to the party but I kind of understand how you feel. About this native doctor issue, has he been like that before you married him or he kept it away from you? Draw closer to God and pour your heart to him, only God can change his heart. Now the other issues you have can be easily reconciled. I see you’re not happy and you deserve true happiness. You both need to communicate maybe before sex or after, just find one of those moments where you know he’ll listen to you. Pour out your heart to him, admit your own faults and highlight his good virtues before focusing on his shortcomings, draw strength from within to be happy and everything will fall in place. He’ll eventually come around. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by egobetatoday: 10:36am On Jan 21, 2021*. Modified: 12:22pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
Dreyton36:Your advice is one of the best for her case, and I believe someone else advised same before now. . OP... U need to measure your words, say as few as you can. Like Dreyton 36 said, erase his name from your head for some time, at the same time do your responsibilities at home and respect him. Don't involve him in any unimportant conversation, any conversation u indulge in should be very very important. Don't tell him about the friend u met at the mall or any of those stuff u discussed when things were good. Focus on your baby. If you have friends, meet them once in a while for some girl time (but don't discuss your family issues with them). Read books, do things that make you happy. iN OTHER WORDS, FORGET HIM for now and give him time. He will come around eventually. Stay quiet and respect him. He always had the impression that you've dominated him (don't be deceived to think it started on 5th May) and that's why he reacted negatively to your idea that your mum should come for the omugwo. I doubt that he has anything against your mum coming for the omugwo. I think he just feels you wielded your domineering wand when you replied with 'my mother of course'. So, when things return to normal my advice is, don't try to interfere/advice when he has a decision to make. He will see your advise as trying to dominate him. Let him do whatever he wants to do, especially if it's his money. He will learn from his mistakes if it doesn't turn out right but he won't like you to tell him the 'obviously right thing' even before he discovers it himself. If its his money and the decision won't impact the health or life of the family much, ALWAYS GO WITH HIS DECISION (in fact, say something like 'wow, nice idea' even if it's the dumbest thing you've ever heard). Politics in marriage is not a new thing...I mean, for your own peace of mind. He would loose money in some situations, but he will learn and praise you to the heavens for being supportive. If it's a decision that will affect health or life of any of you, use your calmest, sweetest voice to say something like 'I think it's a very good idea, but I'm worried for so and so reason. Whatever he decides, go with it even if the decision is wrong in your opinion, wake up in the night and pray against the decision. The only problem I see is the native doctor thing, which prayers solve. never stop praying for him. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by egobetatoday: 10:38am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Victorious12:Pls stop this kind of replies. If you are married, you should have known you can't know your fiancée totally before marriage, not even when you court for 15 yrs. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Nobody: 11:31am On Jan 21, 2021 |
Chii59:Honestly |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by egobetatoday: 11:55am On Jan 21, 2021 |
emerged01:Pls don't get wrong ideas from this discussion ooo. It is the lady's mother who goes for omugwo. It is well established among mothers/women. I don't understand why people like you who don't understand these things are giving advise. Pls call your mother now (before you even marry) to ask who goes for omugwo...NOW! Even the man's mother won't be angry that she isn't going because omugwo is WORK. I mean, serious WORK. You will cook, clean , bath baby etc . Serious work. Only the girls mother can do it because the lady cannot start sending her mother in law to wash plates the way she would have sent her mother to wash plates. The man was angry for something else which coincidentally started after that omugwo discussion. So because they live abroad now, the mans mother should go for omugwo...Tueh! |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by emerged01(m): 12:16pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
egobetatoday:This is not about omugwo. Omugwo is after childbirth. The post is talking about who should stand in as nanny. If the husband is an Igbo man he should understand what you are saying but if he is a Yoruba man he needs to be angry because things doesn’t work the way you are saying. I’m married with two kids if you care to know. And as a Yoruba man I stand by my post. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by egobetatoday: 12:37pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
emerged01:Yes, omugwo is after child birth. But like I said, the person is going to work, not enjoy as you men like to think. She will be more comfortable to tell her mum to wash plates, cook egusi soup and make pounded yam before she returns from work. Telling her mother in law will result to problems later but you men will not care until you start seeing the result of inviting your mum for nannying. You mum should go for her daughters omugwo and leave her sons out of omugwo. I am married too with children and my mother in law did the omugwo and nannied my children. That's because we live in the same town and we have close relationship. I never even wanted my mum to do the omugwo, and never could point out why. My mother in law and I still have good relationship up till now, in fact she is like my mum. But I don't like unnecessary trouble so I advice mothers to go for only their daughters omugwo and leave their sons omugwo/nannying to the lady's mother shikena. I have only sons so I don't hope to go for any omugwo unfortunately, except if I have a similar sweet relationship with my daughters in law. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by emerged01(m): 12:48pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
egobetatoday:The reason I said the way it is,is because of traditional. I must tell you the truth,What you wrote up there is what I did. And I thank God for the understanding of my mum. Mind you,not all mother will understand in Yoruba land. The mother in law has been a helping hand and we have a good relationship. |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by DMerciful(m): 1:11pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
How regular is your sex, upto 7 times per month? Frequent love making helps couples to bond and improves harmony. Also, do you initiate sex or wait all the time for him to initiate, which will make him see you as not sexually on top of your game? Do you have normal sex or only because of looking for a child? Do you give mind blowing sex or boring ones? Some men may feel shortchanged if they cannot cheat yet sexually starved in the marriage. Up your sexual game! Another point is that its possible you partially ignored him after the first child's birth and now you want another child so you ignore him 100% and concentrate on the kids. He may not be happy how you changed after the first child....you have to reprioritise him Vevejoy: |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Emeraldgreene(f): 8:03pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
[Dont mind some of the responses u got here,many are young unmarried,they lack experience,and they are here blaming u. Wat ur feeling perfectly normal.I would feel and do worse if married to a man like ur husband.ur husband seems like he's of choleric temperament.hes a stubborn, cold, hardhearted,unemotional,man. .I doubted if he truly loves u, well,I would say pray first,it's starts with prayer first,ask God to Change him,to give him a soft heart,and ears that listens to his wife..then talk to people he respects,they should help advice him .Try to see a marriage counselor quickly because ur husband needs to learn the art of compromise.very essential in marriage... finally show him love, keep being loving,patient, sweet and kind to him,when u're in bed together while he's trying to touch you,u can speak to him gently about how his attitude and actions hurt u..this coupled with prayers will help you.Its only six years and ure sad, unhappy,.what's gonna happen when it 10-15 years down the lane? I wish u the best of luck maam.ledyersunseling...wuotevejoye forget the errors and focus on the content. So here's my issue. I've been married for 6yrs and it's been a blissful journey- of course with minor issues here and there but nothing to worry about until May 5th 2020 when I'd say things turned upside down. We live abroad and struggled to have kids but God finally blessed us with a beautiful daughter in Sept 2019. Child care being super expensive here, we wanted one of our moms to come help us with the baby when I return to work after my maternity leave. So on the eve of our wedding anniversary which was the 4th of May last year, I asked my husband for the say 10th time about beginning the procedure of bringing a mom over to help since I'll be returning to work. He asked which mom and I said in my exact words; "of course my mom" because I know that when a woman gives birth, her mom usually go to help her. Did that change our story? My God, marriage has been one hell of a thing since that day. My husband said I am selfish, disrespectful, and want to dominate him. He said things will never be the same again and since then, my marriage has been a stress zone. My husband is numb to my feelings. He's been ignoring me, I've been a nag I'll admit since tue incident last year. I now talk alot and mostly complain about everything whenever we are together. It's sad and I've actually had conversations with myself to ignore him and stop nagging but I continue to do it, I need help on how to shut up and observe. I can cry from now to die kingdom come and this man wouldn't be moved. He cannot shift his stance because of me at all. He does whatever he likes and disregard everything I say. E.g before this crisis, we had an appointment to see our Dr to start trying for baby number two because the Dr's advised that since we just had a baby, it's best to try for another soonest given that we had challenges conceiving the first one. This man cancelled the appointment with our Dr and has blatantly refused to start trying for a baby right now. He says when the time comes he'll let me know. Up till now the time has not come despite the fact that delaying may impact our chance of conceiving again. What a life!� � �. Also, he has decided that no parent will come and I'm back to work already. My poor baby who use to sleep till 9am now suffer in this winter getting up at 6am to be dropped off at daycare all because her father is angry and want to make sure he doesn't do anything that will make his wife smile. He'll rather spend thorns of money paying for daycare even after I've told him that I don't mind his mom coming. Mind u, I have a very good relationship with my inlaws, especially my mom inlaw so it's not an inlaw fight. The worst of them all is that despite living abroad for 17yrs, this man believes so much in native doctors to the extend that I can't even explain. Infact it's something that I've always fought him about and talked against. I've even complained about it to his family. And guess what, when I talk against, he tells his native drs who of course has ignited the fire in our home. Can you believe that in this chaos this man took me on a vacation in August last year that he wanted to clear his mind so we can start a new chapter and be happy again only to tell me that I have been trying to use a charm on him in the past months thats why things got rough. He said the 3 women I am using appeared to him but he is stronger ����. I am laughing because I felt pity and ashamed for him. How can a grown man be this vulnerable to suitsayers? I have never in my entire life visited a native doctor for myself not to talk of going to take a charmI didn'tvisit the native drs when I was strugglingto have a baby and this man thinks I'llvisit one now to charm him. Wondering y he will even believe such a thing. Infact I don't even know any native doctor. So when he said that, I told him that if I had known that his change of attitude is because of this stupid reason, I would not have fought for my marriage like I did. Of course I got so mad and told him a piece of my mind. I am even ashamed of telling people that despite this man's exposure he consults native Dr's in Africa more than even the people in Africa. Infact if they say yes that's what he listens to. He has even paid a flight from here to Africa because a native Dr told him that his dad who raised him to be the man he is today is trying to kill him and he should come for protection. I decided to tell his mom about the accusation. His mom told me she scolded at him and warned him never to say such nonsense. Well I just pity him and I'm praying for him. But truth is I regret my marriage to him because of these his believes. I just don't believe in divorce and don't even have the heart to move out I would have done so. Mind u, I am 100% independent so it's not an issue of being scared of surviving alone. Well one Sunday night as usual I talked to him like crazy and he said "all he wants is for our relationship to work and he will put in his best effort with support from me. I said I want same and will put in my best effort with support from him too*. This happened around september and things have been like normal on and off since then. I have a few worries which I'd like you to advise me on the way forward. - My husband is heartless. No matter how I lament, cry, beg, approach him nicely. Infact no matter the manner in which I bring up an issue to him, he doesn't get moved at all. He stays on his stance and doesn't care. How am I suppose to live with a man like this. He goes mute when I try having a conversation with him. - I have a weakness of talking alot which I acknowledge and I'm doing my best to work on it though I'm yet to change completely. But I can say there's a huge improvement. Infact I'm able to walk away now. Can a marriage really work out out without a compromise from both parties? I feel like I am compromising alot but this man is doing whatever he likes. In all of these he doesn't cheat but has abused me physically 4times in our 6yrs of marriage which I'm still pained about. The worst abuse right now is emotional abuse and I've told him so several times. We use to be an exemplary and happy couple up till this may 2020. What will you do in a situation like mine With? With a man like my husband who I'd say lacks empathy and a concience how do I deal with him? His mom said she talked to him but I don't see any difference. I feel miserable right now in my marriage. Since I got married this is our hardest hit and unfortunately it got prolonged probably bc of his native Dr's who told him I am using a charm on him which he believed. Help me out please[/quote] |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Emeraldgreene(f): 8:10pm On Jan 21, 2021 |
[SHES NOT SELF ABSORBED!quote author=LordKO post=98243974]You're in a loveless marriage. It doesn't matter whether you're the reason why your husband doesn't love you, or he didn't achieve self-realization before marrying you; however, his actions and inaction show that he regrets getting married to you, citing your submission. So, the problem in your marriage didn't start from the point you made your choice to have your biological mother to visit - which under normal circumstances shouldn't have caused a problem, even if he's unfavorably disposed to the idea - the problem only reared up its ugly head from that point. He's a man who hasn't conquered himself ethically and mentally, thus the reason why he's a slave to native doctors - the native doctors aren't the problem, but him. He isn't fit enough to lead himself, least of leading another grown-up in particular and a family in general. It doesn't matter whether he's of good financial and academic standing. By the way, your shortcomings are glaring; strive to be less self-absorbing.[/quote] |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by KoolBigk(m): 1:49am On Jan 22, 2021 |
From the lengthy write up, you sure talks too much. This is a turn off for any man. When having a discussion with your hubby or anyone, be concise! Vevejoy: |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Victorious12: 6:54am On Jan 22, 2021 |
egobetatoday:Except you are blinded by some benefits You'll see at least 40% This is very bad |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Hassanmaye(m): 11:02am On Jan 22, 2021 |
Ecbatana:Chai professor, I remove cap for you |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by egobetatoday: 12:21pm On Jan 22, 2021 |
Victorious12:And if his love for visiting native doctors is in the 60% (according to you) that she doesn't know, why should you scold the OP the way you did? |
| Re: What Will You Do In A Marriage Like Mine? by Victorious12: 1:30am On Jan 23, 2021 |
egobetatoday:the picture is very clear will she say she didn't see at least one sign pls help me answer you think marriage issa joke ba |
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At least hear from him first who he would prefer to come. He knows u will pick ur mom that's why he trew the question at u again of whose mom should come and u didn't disappoint him as he has suspected...

