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Family › Re: Would you leave your husband/wife to marry your long-lost first and true love? by SALady(f): 9:02am On May 25, 2010 |
Irunmole: This is the scenario - My very adamant cousin's plight and dilemma. He is willing to leave his wife and three children for his long-lost but recently found first true-love.
You were in love with someone, who more or less is your true first-love, every thing you ever wanted in a man or woman. You dreamed of being husband and wife someday, however, through no fault of either one of you, you lost contact only to come into contact with each other through providence, at a stage later in life. From the first meeting, and after years of such time lapse, memories of the good-times that made your relationship such a wonderful and blissful one comes flooding back to the both of you, love gets rekindled.
My question is, after these many years, say 10-15 years absence, both of you being happily/unhappily married to your respective partners, would you be prepared to leave or divorce your husband/wife for a more lasting and satisfying happiness, (Utopia) with your long-lost first and true love?
Irunmole. Like you say Utopia, he should just catch a wake fast before he loses the most important thing in his life (family) which he took so much time and effort building. Silly man. |
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Romance › Re: Ladies: Can You Foot The Bill On A First Date? by SALady(f): 2:58pm On May 24, 2010 |
Its a first date let the por guy handle his business. I'll probably ask him out some day and I'll do the paying, and we all know the only reason I'll be asking him out some day is because the first date worked out like magic. |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 2:35pm On May 24, 2010 |
@schweet & Goddess stop it you killing me |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 2:20pm On May 24, 2010 |
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Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 12:57pm On May 24, 2010 |
queeneve: ^^^Is Kdavid still bitching? A hit dog will bark until the pain goes away, (hearing intensified barking in Nigeria)
SA,
I agree for some reason people have this pre-concieved notion that MARRIED WOMEN, not MARRIED MEN should be seen in clubs or parlors. It okay for a MARRIED MAN to be in the parlor drinking with his buddies and we all knows WHAT GOES DOWN AT BEER PARLORS, but them OLD DRIED UP MOFOS WORRYING about a woman at the club? If a man has to worry about his wife SENDING OUT SIGNALS to fugg then he SHOULD NOT marry her. It that simple. I don't understand why men today make things so complicated when it is PRECISELY SIMPLE. If a woman wants to go to the dance club with her girls or alone then that is fine. There can be MANY, MANY reasons why a woman OR a man would go to beer parlors or clubs alone, NOT EVERYONE HOISH and thinking about sexing someone. It clearly some of these doggish men are thinking on that level which is pathetic coming from old men such as the previous posters. The men are old and lonely in order to feel competent they must CONTROL AND DICTATE. I know it the AFRICAN MAN thang to dictate and control, but it also a woman like me thang to tell that dog to quit barking and go suck on a bone.
I am pretty sure that Kdavid calling me feminazi and this and that, but the things he say is POINTLESS and does not provide sound comments but to ASSume what he doesn't know. Unlike most Nairaland, I do not SHARE EXCESSIVE INFORMATION, so KDAVID AND the rest of the dog clan HAS TO ASSume the rest they don't know. However, if barking like a wounded dog makes them feel any better than go right ahead, IT ALL BARK AND NO BITE,
Once again, I suggest SPRITE WITH LEMON SPRITZ, IT OFF THE CHAIN! ^^^queeneve, I wouldnt go to a club alone my girls have got to be there or the man, but still I get your point girl. |
Romance › Re: I Love Her But Should I Break Up With Her? by SALady(f): 12:43pm On May 24, 2010 |
Unfortunately you've just opened a can of worms for yourself. You shouldnt have exposed here to your finance matters at at all. She is suppose to marry you for the love first and now you've brought a complext dynamic into this before the marriage itself. The risk here is that this marriage might end up being based on the money factor and the love secondary. She may have done you a huge favour cos' now she needs to find a job and perhaps money will no longer be the detrmining factor as whether you two should be married or not.
I find it difficult to comment on her response because I do not know the spirit and the demeanour in which the feedback was delivered. |
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Romance › Re: Things Were Going Fine Until: by SALady(op): 12:15pm On May 24, 2010 |
Ranoscky: until i found out dat she's pregnant for her uncle, where she told me dat she always spend de weekend. Eish! Ranoscky these uncles are bad hey! You must watch for the cousins too they are bad news |
Romance › Re: Falling In Love With A Married Man by SALady(f): 12:07pm On May 24, 2010 |
OK Naira's lets give this married guy a round of applause and a standing ovation. He's the man right! and a hero to some, so why not! |
Romance › Re: Falling In Love With A Married Man by SALady(f): 12:03pm On May 24, 2010 |
Ujujoan: Wow, I'm humbled by this post!  Me too |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 11:59am On May 24, 2010 |
SA Goddess: She can go to a club with her man or her girls but some people make it seem like she should not even see the inside of a club once she says I do, I ask again, who says life should stop the moment a woman gets married? Strangely, life for men goes on as normal! Even more strange is when the very same man goes to friends and family complaining about how his wife has changed and no longer as fun as she use to be, she never dresses up for him anymore (I guess she'll look her best at a tea party when you not there hey!), Also complain about how she doesnt have good conversation anymore since everytme she opens her mouth her talk starts with "remember when" and your obvious answer is either those were the days or something like "shut up I remember I was there remember and that was 3 years ago, and you reminded me of this a week ago already" by the way these are people in their mid 20's to early 30's LOL! |
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Family › Re: Do White Women Wash Their Husbands Clothes? by SALady(f): 7:24am On May 24, 2010 |
john david: Why are you rude to the poster? did he offend you? or ask you to reply his post?please let him be! Ok fine lets let him be and maybe he can tell us what is it to him if the answer to his question is yes or no ? |
Family › Re: Do White Women Wash Their Husbands Clothes? by SALady(f): 9:14am On May 22, 2010 |
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Romance › Re: Falling In Love With A Married Man by SALady(f): 9:10am On May 22, 2010 |
Kenyata: [color=Black]I see a lot of openly married men who never take off their wedding bands ever, still getting chicks steadily, so why the need to tell lies and pretend to be single and available?[/color]
@indie22
Men lie because they know there's nothing at stake once a girl knows u're married. That means u have a lot of money to throw around and she'll never stop demanding. The coast is clear once u pretend to be single. She'll see u as worthy of investing on with less or no demands at all.
I once removed my band to enter a girls place sometime. Unfortunately, she later saw my band and queried why I lied that I was single. Behold, she started making financial demands and even said that day was her birthday! ^^^mind the emboldment, seriously what GOOD were you hoping to achieve out of this? This is beyond me, that there's beings among us who really go out of their way to behave like this. Lets say you ended up with AIDS who would be a bigger fool (you, your wife, your family, in-laws, children) since you were out to prove how stupid women are and what a clever man you are? I've never been one to judge but the thought that you are still capable of bragging about it, the things you are proud of SHOCKING |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 8:28am On May 22, 2010 |
blank: @ Topic. I love dancing, unfortunately my husband hates dancing. While dating we hardly ever went clubbing but wen we did, it was just d 2 of us in our own world. We just got married so we have not yet had the opportunity to go clubbing. Believe me wen i say we will and will get as naughty as we like with each oda cos its nobody's business. That being said, I don't believe one should go clubbing without the oda. It doesnt make sense to me.  I thought the whole idea of clubbing was to dance and just relax. Why would u want to do dat alone, without the person u claim to love? I don't mind him hanging out with the guys but when it reach club level, abeg come home. Also, ladies nite out shldnt be club nite, it should be a book club or cookery class not club. LOL.  You were doing fine until the emboldment. I am not by all means attached to a man. I will not drag him out if he doesnt feel like it and that should not determine my mood. If he is out with the boys and decides to catch some action with the girls I'll then have to thank him for revealing just how much he values his marriage. This thing boils down to trust and self awareness. Think about it, your parents allowed you to go to clubs, movies, sleep overs and the likes trusting that you will take good care of yourself. The rest was up to you whether you are going to betray their trust or not. Why should marriage be the police espcially and your age and when you know better. By the way I am not marrying anyone who doesnt know anything about me and has trust issues. The guy I am going to marry will be my buddy all the way and I will give him all the respect he derserves in his company or not. Some things you have to stop because its time for you been there done that, not because you are attached to some insecure mumu, who's gonna give you a headache every now and then |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 8:09am On May 22, 2010 |
Kgdavid: i guess you guys dont get it the way i see it. gettin maried is more than just some romantic event everybody expects to experience. with marriage comes great benefits but it is also the ultimate life changing sacrifice.you sacrifice your freedom, desires, time and resources for those of another. you basically lose your identity . a husband is not a whole person on his own and neither is a wife but they are only truly whole as a couple. that is what marriage means to me. marriage is not too be rushed into if you are not ready to leave certain things behind. i cannot imagine me going to play with toys at this age but that is what some people are doing when at the age of 40 you see men in a club with 16 year olds all around them. ultimately one has to draw the line somewhere and that is when one gets married. Wow man enjoy that prison sentence. I dont have ears for you anymore |
Romance › Re: Things Were Going Fine Until: by SALady(op): 7:58am On May 22, 2010 |
A-40: Until she wanted to test my faithfulness by throwing her friend in the mix. My Spidey sense alerted me to what was up and needless to say i played along spat the game and along line the friend/agent provocateur caught feelings and things where not quite the same after that. Later on she accused me of being vindictive giving me the two wrongs don't make a right speech and if i loved her i wouldn't do that blah blah blah to cut the story short i advised her to perform her lab experiment on her future hubby Serves her right, They say dont blame the player blame the game LOL |
Romance › Re: Things Were Going Fine Until: by SALady(op): 7:53am On May 22, 2010 |
manuch: she caught me wearing her g-string  |
Romance › Re: What Is with It Guyz And Well Shaped And Rounded Female Backsides by SALady(f): 2:54pm On May 21, 2010 |
georgeiyke009: if u'v got it, flaunt it. its wht your mama gave u.  Eish! English people, English "I hate to boast not my style" simple English! you know, |
Romance › Re: What Is The Best Gift To Give Your Girl Friend? by SALady(f): 2:46pm On May 21, 2010 |
There's got to be something she's been ranting and raving about for a while, If guy had been paying attention he'd know. I am just asking for guys to pay close attention. |
Romance › Re: What Is The Best Gift To Give Your Girl Friend? by SALady(f): 2:43pm On May 21, 2010 |
I get chocolate bars ever so often. Melts my heart every single time. |
Family › Re: Please Candid Advice From Married/matured Ladies by SALady(f): 2:41pm On May 21, 2010 |
Opened this threar just to say "HOW SWEET" |
Romance › Re: What Should She Do? by SALady(f): 2:39pm On May 21, 2010 |
Hectic got no words for this |
Romance › Re: How To Be Caring Without Being Taken For A Ride: Advice Needed by SALady(f): 2:19pm On May 21, 2010 |
Dont worry, you just building your crown right there. You'll always be remembered. You must also learn to be firm and say NO sometimes its the only way you can protect yourself. |
Romance › Re: Can Someone Truly Fall In Love And Be In Love With Someone In Two Months? by SALady(f): 2:10pm On May 21, 2010 |
snthesis: u fall in love the moment your eyes meet- stayin in love is anoda mata I LIKE!!! |
Romance › Re: Should Married Women Go Clubbing? by SALady(f): 2:06pm On May 21, 2010 |
Kgdavid: depends on a lot of things. why do people go to clubs? and i presume we are not talkin about jazz clubs or any thing like that we are talking about correct do me i do you night clubs abi? why do people go to night clubs? its either to socialize or too get laid or dance to cool music. now as a married man/woman if your going to a nightclub to get laid you have already fallen foul of the law, i you are going to socialize then u r in the process of running foul of the law. everyone knows that club socializin is done with one purpose and one aim which is to get hitched. finally if u r just going to enjoy cool music i see no reason why you cannot go with your husband/ wife. Must you really be this one dimetional when the world has so much to offer? Please exclude me in the highlighted category. Maaaan! you've yet to hear Black coffie, DJ fresh and Festus Maxwell spinning the vinals at a club, see me rocking the dance floor, there's no way I am going home, go home to what "Pricking my husbands pimples and black heads"? Noooo ways. I dont know about getting hitched when there's somebody waiting for me at home, otherwisw he can come join me or would be with me at that time. Besides he married me knowing that I like the club scene. Unless husband was a huge mistake and wherever he is he would know by then. |