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Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:45am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
Yes oo I hate hypocrisy if cannot even criticise someone because for wetin I dey guilty of shame go dey catch me

It is good to put your money where your mouth is.
Noted
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:43am On Mar 07, 2022
cococandy:
A hysterectomy is by far way more complicated and dangerous than a vasectomy. It’s major abdominal surgery. Risk to life and limb. Long recovery. Excruciating pain. It’s a totally unnecessary procedure to be used as a birth control method.

Is your second paragraph a jab at me? Una don start now. I’m only just seeing that. Let me ignore the subtle dig. I’m not saying every woman has the same healthcare needs. It will definitely differ from person to person. I’m saying we shouldn’t be providing better access to married women than the single ones . Explain to us how being married makes one woman more deserving of reproductive healthcare than the other. I’m waiting.
Thanks for offering this information about hysterectomy, whether partial or full.


The brain, which regulates hormone levels will still be sending oestrogen without knowing that the uterus is absent. This results in heat flashes which are very disorienting.



I think what Acidosis should have suggested is fallopian tube tying. I forgot the medical term for the procedure.

It's much safer, it can still be reversed in some cases, and nothing needs to be removed unlike hysterectomy where the uterus is removed, it's on the same painful level as caesarean section.


Omo, women dey see shege.


Any guy that says nonsense should have his mouth padlocked.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:35am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
Yes because when women support one another incredible things happen . wink
Did you know that black women are the least paid in the world?



For the same work, a white man gets the best pay, followed by the white woman, then the black man, then the black woman who is least paid.



We African women have a long way to go and we need to buckle up. Put away all these petty nonsense and work harder for the future of our daughters.


Not only to make money for them, but to raise their chances when they start facing this big bad cold world.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:24am On Mar 07, 2022
Acidosis:
What if I tell you that I have never seen a female condom? I have no idea what a female condom looks like. That shows that men have been playing their part for years. Many women out there don't even know their safe period.
As at the time when 3 condoms cost #100, one female condom was #200 and was not easily accessible too.



Like I said somewhere, women have a long way to go.



I talked to a 21year old girl some years ago about real stuff, she ran away.


I'm too blunt but my frankness is too sharp for some people.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:20am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
Very true anyway it starts from all us when the time comes I will start the conversation with mine
Exactly, I must hold myself to the same standards I'm expecting of others.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:15am On Mar 07, 2022
pocohantas:
All the values (mostly evil) you guys have promoted. Did you wait for women to help you spread the word? Why are you now waiting for us to help una?



Lol. Enjoyment go kill the husband with all thise qualities.
Yes o, a husband who does well should be appreciated.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:07am On Mar 07, 2022
Acidosis:
When your son agrees to a vasectomy, I will consider.
Your point shifts my focus to the future.



Now, how many women, married or not, will teach their sons to go for vasectomy when it's needed?


Food for thought.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 10:01am On Mar 07, 2022
Acidosis:
Uterus is uterus but how many single ladies can gladly say yes to "hysterectomy"?? You want to do what a mother of five does with her body but when the doctor tells you to remove your womb, you will run.


The world really needs more women who are realists. Unfortunately, many of you aren't. Even some acclaimed nurses who should know better (that marital status play a lot of role in healthcare) have continually sacrificed their professional practice and knowledge on the altar of gender fight/equality.
Hmmmmm, we're not actually asking anyone to sterilize themselves, just to provide necessary care for any woman who needs it, whether she's married or not.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:58am On Mar 07, 2022
pocohantas:
Na real wa. One person get all these qualities?
cheesy cheesy
Abi naw, I'll gladly give accolades to someone who really needs it to feel better.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:55am On Mar 07, 2022
cococandy:
Indeed. I could write a whole book on this matter.

And it’s not even a desire for self preservation per as. One just gets tired of sounding like a broken record saying the same thing over and over.
I’ve written a few epistles about it in the past.
Hmmm. I understand you.


And I hope my noise will inspire one more woman to be better.


We just have to do better.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:53am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
You know what, I think we should be advocating for male vasectomies because men can impregnate as many women at a go yet they don't get held to a standard in playing their own part in preventing unwanted pregnancies which could lead to abortions they get a pass while women get to bear the brunt.

If men were open to vasectomies believe me women would not be having unwanted pregnancies that may lead to abortions.

In countries where abortions are legal because of easy access to family planning and even the abortion services the rate of abortions are much lower but in countries where it is not legal it doesn't mean that it does not happen o they just go through the back door alley to get abortions which could be life threatening for them
Much as male vasectomy will go a long way to help reduce the pressure on women, I think we should clean up our house first.


Women should support women first
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:50am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
I understood your point what I meant was that before seeing your post I pointed out to coco candy that single women don't find it easy to access family planning options like married women do and when I saw your comment I realised that someone(you) had already pointed that out.

I only concurred with your submission.
I'm glad you are of the same opinion.



I also think we should increase the volume to the right quarters.

Women should band together, not to tear each other down. We're not helping our situation.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:14am On Mar 07, 2022
AmazonTopaz:
What I just pointed out to cococandy. The double standard nor tire you?
You don't seem to understand my posts.



I expect all females of reproductive age, regardless of marital status to be attended to, equally.


Woman is woman, uterus is uterus, fagayina is fagayina.




Double standards means you are expecting different things of the same set of people who you separate into different groups in your mind.

I hope you understand better.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 9:04am On Mar 07, 2022
cococandy:
Yes. Sadly the notion that married women deserve certain rights over single women is upheld by women. It’s a lot to unpack.

They’ll come for my head now if I start as if I don’t like married women. But I think all women deserve equitable consideration . Marriage doesn’t place one on a pedestal over being a single lady or single mom.
First I recognize your desire for self preservation that keeps you from wading into these murky waters of quasi-activism.


But I personally don't care to protect the sensitivities of people who can not offer the same to others.


Now we have single women who are not single by choice (it takes two to tango , right?)

On top of that some of these women, while still looking out for love, still have responsibilities, parents, kids etc.


It's not fair to lump every woman who happens to be sans husband as irresponsible, loose and not smart enough to be still single.

Shouldn't it be right to leave the women who are biding their time until they find favorable conditions before saying I do to their choices?


Let me use an analogy:


Rulers don't envy their subjects, because they are above them, in fact they pity them, because they are living in better conditions.


It's safe to suppose that a bully actually feels inadequate, that's why they have to compensate by picking on someone to feel bigger.


Doing everything in your power to make someone feel less, that's bullying to me, and I see these women as bullies.


I love all humans, regardless of gender or whatever demographic you belong to.

I love the institution of Marriage, in fact my idealism makes me take too much time due to my perfectionism.


But throwing strange vibes, passive-aggressive silliness over this status competition is tiring, it drains energy.

It's ridiculous.



Everyone should just live and let live, is that too much to ask?


Don't discriminate against single women, they are not the cause of your problems.
(addressing bullies directly, not you,my dear)


I don't even want to delve into infidelities and the attendant melodrama.


Please excuse my diatribe.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 8:42am On Mar 07, 2022
compton11:
I want males gringrin
You people have started again o.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 8:45pm On Mar 06, 2022
ahnie:
Just bn sarcastic.
Sarcasm at women's expense?


I don't think you're female!
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 8:43pm On Mar 06, 2022
compton11:
cos u said I used reserve it for my daughters
That's the meaning of reservation.


It's inside the cooler waiting.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 8:42pm On Mar 06, 2022
cococandy:
Married or single it’s the same. Marriage doesn’t make one woman better than another or more worthy of reproductive rights & healthcare than another.

I’m saying this because in my experience, people find it easier to judge single women for having abortions but will excuse it if it’s a married woman.
Saintmary:
In Ondo State, unmarried women were excluded from the free family planning initiative provided by Dr Mimiko's administration around 2016. The discrimination was perpetrated by Nurses in Primary Health Centers. You must come with your husband.


I wonder if women's uteruses are only activated by wedding rings.
These nurses are women
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 8:38pm On Mar 06, 2022
It's easy to judge women, of course they are soft targets, there is no consequence for using women as butts of ignorant jokes.


But to my knowledge, sexual intercourse is done by two individuals.

It is completely absurd to hang only one party to dry and the most annoying part is that this is done by women mostly, men only treat women as badly as women treat women.




Sure, you're perfect, you've never sinned, you gave your virginity to your husband on your matrimonial bed.


Perfect, quintessential virtuous woman.


We hail you.


That is why you can't approach your fellow women when trouble comes, when you've tangled up yourself in your web of self righteousness, isn't your life so lonely?


Wee you just keep kwayet?
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 8:26pm On Mar 06, 2022
ahnie:
I did 37 abortions last week,now m looking for my womb cry


Incase you see my lost womb,pls kindly help me hang it at my door knob
It's medically impossible to get pregnant 37 times in a week.

It takes 14 days for a human zygote to get implanted in the uterus.


After a natural or medically induced miscarriage, you need nothing less than 14-28 days before another ovulation occurs.


I don't know where you got your story from.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 8:22pm On Mar 06, 2022
Beremx:
exactly!!
In Ondo State, unmarried women were excluded from the free family planning initiative provided by Dr Mimiko's administration around 2016. The discrimination was perpetrated by Nurses in Primary Health Centers. You must come with your husband.


I wonder if women's uteruses are only activated by wedding rings.
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 7:33pm On Mar 06, 2022
obembet:
I believe abortion is not a good thing for both married and single ladies ( even though some stupid guys pushed single ladies into it... That's off topic anyway). But there some married women that determine not to have kids again due to the numbers they already have, Some even go for family planning but the truth is family planning do failed.

Now in a situation where couple already have kids and base on thier income and planing, they decided not to have kids again but woman get pregnant. If they allow the baby to grow, it will affect the financially.

So it's Biblical for the woman to terminate the pregnancy since the it's early?


Lalasticlala
Seun
mynd44
Mukina2
dominique
Sin is sin.

There is no big and small sin
Family › Re: Is It proper For Married Woman To Do Abortion? by Saintmary(f): 7:31pm On Mar 06, 2022
Beremx:
Single women—— Abortion
Married women—— Termination of pregnancy
Double standards.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 7:24pm On Mar 06, 2022
compton11:
Im yet to have children gringrin
What's my business?
Career › Re: Wife's Phone Searched & All Contacts Deleted By Her Boss, Can I Sue Or Not? by Saintmary(f): 5:12pm On Mar 06, 2022
NewDadTroubles:
Good morning Nairaland


I'm going to be as explicit as possible and I need professional legal counsel/inputs to the issue stated below. (Pardon all blunders biko)

My wife recently got fed up with her place of work and decided to tender her resignation letter. She happens to be in the teaching profession and we all know what goes on in the private teaching schools (Most anyways).

On Friday the 4th of March which was supposed to be her final day at the school, the school's HM instructed her phone to put her phone on her desk (HM's) on the pretense that it was an open day and didn't want her distracted. She did exactly that and the day went just fine, after which, she dropped all the school's materials/properties with her and left.
On getting home, she went through her phone and discovered that her WhatsApp messages and conversations had been deleted, text messages deleted, all her contacts deleted, and all chats on her phone read. As if that wasn't enough, a few of her contacts called her to tell her they received messages from the school asking what her relationship was with them? Imagine!!!

Moreover, I think it is also good I state the fact that she and the HM haven't been best of friends due to an event that happened sometimes back between both parties. But for her to pick up her phone and go through it, and not just that, but also deleting her chats and wiping off contacts, deleting photos that has to do with the school, that's to the extreme haba!!!

Is there any legal ground to pursue this case or is it me just being emotional hurt that my wife's privacy has been trampled upon and I need to act. What should be my next point of action?

Thanks
NewDadTroubles
Next time you want to leave a workplace, don't give prior notice unless you signed contracts before starting your work.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 5:06pm On Mar 06, 2022
compton11:
yinmu

Didn't they have Brain to reject the corruption when they were being corrupted?
Reserve that question for your daughters.
Celebrities › Re: Game Of Thrones Actor John Stahl Dies Aged 68 by Saintmary(f): 8:46pm On Mar 05, 2022
Deborah98:
Rip to him. I think I'm the only one that hasn't watched this movie or just don't like movies. It's well ooooooooooooooo
Please don't spoil our mood o.


We watched GOT, those who didn't, please don't talk.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 8:33pm On Mar 05, 2022
compton11:
Lisa sparks the madam OG of all oloshos.


May God give us good daughters plus niggas are getting scare to give birth to females these days!
After corrupting all the girls in the country.


You people can't escape it.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Slays In Fitness Wear, Causes A Stir Online (Photos) by Saintmary(f): 8:31pm On Mar 05, 2022
reiddecuti:
Lovely! A lady with brain.

Not all these clitocurrency abi na vaginaterian everywhere looking for who to damn!!!

grin grin grin
Please, don't say what you don't know.







Some people don't roll with noise makers, you'll see she actively avoids people like Tonto, Mercy Aigbe and the Instagram pepper gang. E get why.
Family › Re: Percentage Of Wives That Earn More Than Their Husbands In Nigeria by Saintmary(f): 6:50pm On Mar 05, 2022
Family › Re: Help Me With My Dilemma by Saintmary(f): 11:31pm On Mar 04, 2022
Ishilove:
He seems like a very problematic person.
Thanks Ma'am.


Abi o
Education › Re: Why Has The U.S Not Bombed Or Attacked West Africans? by Saintmary(f): 8:46pm On Mar 04, 2022
gistmega:
With the increased invasion of countries in the asian continent, why has western African escaped any sort of physical invasions like Yemen, Syria, Libya etc?
From my observations I suspect they probably have stooges here.



If GEJ were president or someone else who is smart like him, we'd have been obliterated.



Leaving Aso Villa was an act of sacrifice on H. E. Dr GEJ's part. He sacrificed his ambition for peace to reign on all sides.

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