Family › Re: Am In A Fix by sheilak: 11:53am On Feb 12, 2016 |
edwife: Oh yes darling it is. Nobody will ever make me act out of character. You need discipline and self-control. How am i responsible for another human-being action? Their actions shouldn't define your person. A good person is a good person no matter the circumstances.
So if your husband is a drunk and irresponsible, that will automatically make you too irresponsible? I didn't know it was transmissible. 
What if his actions were also cumulative of what she's been doing(raising her voice,being confrontational,disrespectful,nagging)?Unless he is insane in this case she will never attempt to continue with the marriage; Again not justifying abuse here. After all we only heard her side of the story,no?(which i am not in anyway doubting). The reality is it is transmittable. Emotions are transmittable even amongst strangers on a queue. Well, she could be at fault too  |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:39am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Koolking: You are in voice mail, Next...  Someone has realised that he is irrational and controlling afterwards  |
Family › Re: Am In A Fix by sheilak: 11:38am On Feb 12, 2016 |
edwife: I really don't understand your comment but i will try to answer. Where in my post did I excuse his violent attitude? He is violent simple! So according to you a violent man is a normal human-being? Anything out of character is abnormal.If i am 7 months pregnant i will avoid any form of confrontation especially if i know the person i marry. I can't force him to change who he is but i can definitely make a choice whereby i will never compromise my life. eg: leaving, minding my business or not stand in front of tv in the presence of his brother(which is a sing of disrespect if you ask me) just because i want to have his attention thus being confrontational. 
So in your understanding i am not concerned for her because i didn't abuse her husband? His temper is non of my business, hers is. At 7 months pregnant she should know better than to put herself in danger.
Again irrelevant, doesn't make sense.In my post i told her that she didn't have to rush and have babies without solving underlying issues in her marriage. I failed to see where you were going with this post of yours. You make it seem like it is easy to act responsible when the man is not. That is my problem with your post. It is common knowledge that violence begets violence. She has clearly stated that her actions were cumulative effect of what he has been doing. I agree that she hasn't taken any steps to resolve the underlying issues but I wouldn't blame her for reacting |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:34am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Koolking: Typically in Lagos with it's peculiar traffic situation, are you saying, it's ideal and reasonable for a wife to wake up by 6am to prepare the children for school and manage to meet up appointments at work by 8/830am? Or meet up with the children school bus coming by 630am? There are situations that require common sense. As a wife, you need not wait for your husband to nag and tell the world. What is responsibility? ..."force that binds you to the courses of action demanded by that force"
For the Op to wake up 4/5am every morning to go to work, it means he lives in a city where traffic is unpredictable.
I still stand my opinion based on observation: The Op wife is irresponsible You are irresponsible, irrational and controlling. Where in the Op's post did he mention that he lives in Lagos? Where in his post did he stated that it affects her work/school/home? The Op did not give a reason other than 'I think 4/5am is the ideal time to wake up, a[b]lthough it does not affect her but she must wake up at 4/5am because I am the man and that is what I think[/b]'  |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:01am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Oyind17: Are you a lady? Where I was working before 7:00 is the resumption time, how can I meet up if I wake by 6am?
The husband knows why he created this thread, Nl itks should leave him alone That is you The husband never stated how her 6am affects her or the children  |
Romance › Re: Why She Does Not Deserve That Bride Price by sheilak: 10:52am On Feb 12, 2016 |
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Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 10:46am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Oyind17: We are talking of a married woman with some responsibility not a lazy student. What other responsibilities that my mum hasn't done? You will be surprised to know that he is very smart and hardworking. |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 10:43am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Koolking: You no nothing about marriage dude. When you are of age, you will understand. I don't have to FYI, I am the first of five children, my siblings are are all boys. Also, I have seen families with young kids who wake up exactly at 6am and manage to get to school/work on time What do exactly do you want to tell me about responsibility and morning preparation I haven't done throughout my life? I am waiting  |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 10:41am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Oyind17: Kilode!!!! Look at the epistle he wrote because of Nigerian girls  I can decide to wake up anytime I want. No one has the right to tell others when to wake up because our bodies work differently. Sleep is not an activity you should dictate to people unless it is affecting other important stuffs. |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 10:32am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Oyind17: I never sleep well for 2 days now, I no dey bed. I do support women if need be, don't expect me to support a write up blindly. if I should say what's in my mind concerning this issue you'll say I don't support women.
When will you prepare breakfast for the kids if they are going to school if you wake up by 6:am? just asking Anything Some people wake up at that time and are still able to get to school/work on time Your inability to multitask and work fast does not mean others can't. My brother wakes up about 8:25 when he has 9am lecture. He manages to have his bath, eat and pray before walking for 10-15 min to school. However I have to wake up at least an hour to make 9. He is not me. I am not him |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 10:27am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Koolking: The rate of laziness by Nigerians is alarming. Most Nigerian girls are sheer lazy. It's only on social media people claimed what they aren't. Nigerians are despicable set of people. Always claim living the life of prince and princesses who live in castles with all the privileges of life in their becks and calls.
How could Africans (Nigerians) lashed mercilessly at the op for expressing his discomfort at his wife's tradition of waking up by 6am? Nigeria is not Telemundo
Even if the Op wife is a full time housewife (she does not work or own her business), a sensible and responsible wife who knows the husband wakes up by 4-5am to leave for work, should also wake up with the husband to assist him leave early. When the hubby leaves, she can go back to her sleep and wakes up as it pleases her.
She can assist in warming up his bath water, make tea/prepare breakfast if the hubby is the type who eats early. How about the kids? Preparing them for school?
If you can't make simple sacrifices to keep your home, then you are not married. You should stay single and do as it pleases you.
Majority opinions of NLers on this thread reek of juvenility, irresponsibility and fecklessness. Opinions like these here makes me believe marriage is a scam.
Op, your wife is just IRRESPONSIBLE. What the FVCK do you know about preparing in the morning? Is the husband a baby that needs a sitter? You are very irresponsible and controlling. |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 9:54am On Feb 12, 2016 |
chigoizie7: Don't u ever give up?
Ok, my bad, OP should leave his wife alone, he should even allow her to sleep till 10am, no biggie.
In my own reasoning, I think OP is just trying to make his family work according to his own principle. Most times u just want people to think like you. I am sorry but sleeping times is her prerogative and it can never be his. |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 9:37am On Feb 12, 2016 |
chigoizie7: Clap for yourself. U just got yourself a scholarship.
Leave OP and his family let him do what he wants Op should stop being controlling. His wife is not his maid  I didn't ask him to come on public forum to complain He is a troublemaker |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 9:05am On Feb 12, 2016 |
chigoizie7: Now u re talking. U guys have ur bath b4 going to bed. That's d diff. OP's family takes their bath after waking up in d morning.
Like I said, 1hr 15mins is not enough for me. I had to wake up, pray, my morning routine,(150 press up and 150 sit up 5 by 30) den head to d toilet to avoid wahala during d day, brush my teeth, bring out cloths to wear, find something to eat(drinking tea is the easiest breakfast but I don't drink tea otherwise I will sleep all day) bath and den cloth myself.
Sweethrt I can't do all those in 1hr 15mins.
Moreover, OP has his reasons.
Have ever lived in lagos b4? Reasons or n reason, inasmuch she finishes early, he has no right ot tell her when to wake up What reasons  Nope, I don't want to ever live in Lagos |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 12:57am On Feb 12, 2016 |
chigoizie7: For advanced family or new family?
However don't use yourself as a yardstick to measure other people.
@least, your siblings can bath themselves,cloth themselves and even feed themselves.
Why don't you talk about your dad? Probably not in the picture of people to be taken care of in the morning like preparing his breakfast, but OP is around as a father.
For your info, I am the 2nd child of my family, 1st left for UK for akademikz @ 16yrs (she is married now). And anytime we wake up by 6am, everyone in d house must go late to skul or work. I now live alone, and same thing applies.
Did I tell u dat my mum was also a second skul principal? Nope Those days were usually days we have our baths before going to bed. Wake up Pray Cook- (rice takes about 18-20mins)/dress up Eat |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 12:45am On Feb 12, 2016 |
menix: Babe abeg blow whistle, u don't preach wat u ve not practiced, anyone waking up by 7am in lagos has got no chores and probably ve a shop infront of his/her house.... I didn't live in Lagos  Serves you peeps right  |
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Romance › Re: Why Are Relationships So Hard Today? by sheilak: 12:27am On Feb 12, 2016 |
Greene66: With foreign girls, it's easy as pie  Says a liar |
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Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:58pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
ladyF: I don't even do major chores in the morning. Where is the time sef when you are rushing out? I'd rather work at night and be sure nothing is disturbing my sleep, it's not as if the sleep is even long.
Some people are selfish sha. She should wake up and be looking at his handsome face?  Lol Some men like wahala |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:57pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
DrDauda: Pour her cold water at d time u think is right for her to wake up. Thanks me later I may end up kiling anyone who tries that with me  |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:56pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
chigoizie7: Lol, going by our nija standards of wives taking care of family feeding and all that. It is late to wake by 6am.
Me sef wey never marry, wey de stay alone, anytime I wake up by 6am due to hang over, I must go to work late that day( distance from my house to my place of work is barely 25mins)
So, imagine a woman with kids to prepare for skul, prepare breakfast for the family,get their luch ready and den prepare herself for work(if she has a job) Oga every member of that family must go late that day. I disagree I know some families that leave chores for later My type of family  . Wake up, cook or not, eat, dress up for work and head for work |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:53pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
ladyF: If you don't have kids yet and your wife isn't working, then I think 6am is fair. Why would you want her to wake up by 4am when she doesn't have what to do? That's just selfishness. Would she just wake up and be looking round the house all in the name of waking up early? Even is she is all of the above..... so far she can finish her chores on time or (not and) she has her own schedule, he has no right to tell her when to wake up |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:49pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
daveyjay: Poor her a bowl of water very early whenever U want her awake! ThankGod, harmattan dey now, if she doesn't kill you then U will kill her  Funny man |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:48pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
@seaga A good wife must be submissive I guess this is part of being submissive  |
Family › Re: What Can I Do To Let My Wife Wake Up Early? by sheilak: 11:47pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
excellentmomma: 6am. Late? Why don't you start the chores and let her join u, you influence humans better by example not talks.
She prolly shares home bills with you, then you won't allow her do the work when and how she can. Is there any work left undone @ d end of the day? You will wake up 4am, cross leg and your only job is watch when she will wake abi? Change abeg He doesn't need to charge What he can't do is force his wife to wake up when he wants |
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