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In a culture that mandates submission, it is expected he takes care of her family. ImaIma1: |
There is less expectation from my side of the family. I don't need to jump through mental hoops to deal with issues when they act out of order and I don't have a partner looking over shoulders and all the shalayes that might come with it. Many times, women are in charge of the house. There are too many full grown adults acting like imbeciles especially the ones that think they are older than you, lazy and too dependent. I am not about to deal with entitled bums because you are my husband's family even if you are 50 and you paid his university fees. I pay school fees for other children and I am not expecting anything in return. It is not like some of us don't have people in my family we don't want them staying more than a couple of nights as well. On top of that list, is my dad and grandma. They like attention than I am capable of giving. The next are the children whose parents are still breathing and living. There must be a very compelling reason you will be in my house when your parents are still breathing. Stay if you are capable of acting like an adult. Carry your own damn weight, think about the family before you eat the last price of meat have sense and we will be fine. I don't want to jump through mental hoops in my own home. |
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As sad and unfortunate as her situation is, it is hers to live you can only help. Don't bite more than you can chew. You have your life to live. |
It is not clear what 'watches' mean in this context. The post didn't mention that she took any action after the rape. saphiere: |
There is another developing story about Olashore. There is no way there haven't been rumours. People will still take their kids there next year pocohantas: |
I told my cousin to slam his lunch tray hard at one of his bullies. Everyone said violence is not the answer. Lol. |
They want them bullied by other rich kids not kidnapped. They took the definition of profit making to a whole new low. pocohantas: |
In the category of bad parenting, I am also blaming the parent of that boy. How do you keep sending your child to a school with mad people? They can't say they haven't heard of other rumours from their other two kids in senior classes. This is not abroad where school is determined by location. |
Mine was more like religious/family friend setting. For every madness, I gave 10X back. For some reason, she didn't like me. I think my height was part of the many reasons. She was a few months older than me, the queen bee of our group and the oldest. There were like two other girls around our age that I was older than. The two started using their brains in senior secondary school and stayed in their own little corner. I take it that I was normal all along, it pays to be the odd one out. Omo, I saw pure undiluted hate on her face several times and I loved it. The last one happens at a camp, when I was fine with them. Got myself myself a seat right in front of them on one of the lectures. I heard the pain in their voices as they collectively cursed me. I was proud of myself, I was responsible for that .The experiences probably left a trauma but two positvr traits. I can be the odd one in a hostile environment and I rarely bow to peer pressure. I can stay where I am hated. I will enjoy every bit of incensing that hate to a volcanic temp. Make me uneasy, I will not give you a second to relish that experience. |
Define rich in a country where the minimum wage is 30k? ![]() |
Nigerian Afrobeats should leave stage and live performance to Burna boy and P-square. ![]() |
Isn't that we want, a disgraced Tinubu ![]() |
Oya come, let's use her for rituals ![]() |
That logic doesn't apply in court and on the real world Adakintroy: |
Lmao. Where did you find your own set of rules? ![]() Adakintroy: |
Cultism is banned, and manslaughter is a very serious offence. The law is concerned that a life was taken not about the cultism. Adakintroy: |
That man is a bileful piece of thrash. I am very happy with this news. ![]() |
What are you saying? Whether initiation o or his refusal o. The perpetrators deserve nothing but evil. Adakintroy: |
Police should not be involved because it is a civil matter. They are not debt collectors. If the transactions happened in Lagos, you can take a look at the small claims court and procedure. Lending money with interest is a regulated business. Which means you shouldn't be running that kind of business, might even be a crime. |
Since primary schools days, the vice, deputy, second in command is by default the female sex. How dare you compete for a man's spot? |
Their food is still bland and can be disappointing . They don't really use spices (as in Asian cooking) and the herbs they use doesn't really had much to taste like spices and msg. You can do without msg but it definitely helps. It is another form of salt. Mariangeles: |
For a soup made with seeds with high protein content? The seeds that actually make the soup? That same soup? Oh, so the soup has no great nutritional value then? undecidedHow much nutrition? Plenty including plenty protein minus other micronutrients? Here's another soup- Egusi soup as we typically have it. how much nutrition dey that soup? Kobojunkie: |
Hemp seeds is about 30g protein per 100g Sunflower seeds is about 21g per 100g Pumpkin seed is about 19g per 100g This mixed melon seeds is from India. It has about 28g protein per 100g https://www.snackfresh.co.uk/products/jcr-melon-seeds-charmagaz?currency=GBP&variant=40065122304156&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&utm_campaign=gs-2021-09-20&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign&gclid=Cj0KCQiAy4eNBhCaARIsAFDVtI0LhXcokhDUtYXNm1OqF1aS1-xLa-GX0jX-cLBxHvCW1ugbAqeActoaAv-VEALw_wcB I like that you are beginning to shift your argument from not knowing anything about egusi to how much protein it has. Which was after I took it upon myself to pont out that it's protein rich . Kobojunkie: |
The link I posted is a product sold in international markets. For international markets, you need to send your food to the food experts for the breakdown of the nutritional information which is then and put on the food packaging before you sell to people. Egusi is a seed. You should check out nuts and seeds nutritional values. Kobojunkie: |
Egusi soup is made with egusi seeds. That is the main ingredient. If you need convincing about egusi, you don't know food. That picture you posted will do with more vegetables, less eba, less oil and without animal protein. That would be a balanced diet. I am done. Kobojunkie: |
27g is extremely high. That is more than 1/3 RDI of many adults ![]() Kobojunkie: |
That is not even the point. The link is for Egusi soup. You said great and you don't know what constitutes great. Egusi is a seed. Nuts and seeds are calorie dense and protein rich. It is particularly a good source of protein for vegans and weight loss. If I need to explain the benefits of nuts and seeds for you, you shouldn't be making judgements about food. I found a better one for you. https://www.nutracheck.co.uk/CaloriesIn/Product/39/Ades+Whole+Egusi+100g Kobojunkie: |
Lmao. Now you are funny. Kobojunkie: |
https://www.nutritionix.com/i/nutritionix/egusi-soup-1-serving/5b719f098b89395f50c2781a Food nutritional awareness is relatively new to many Nigerians. Not many of us can afford the internet to learn about food. Cooking vegetables to death used to be a thing in the western world not long ago. Many of us are beginning to catch up. We will get there. Kobojunkie: |
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