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FamilyRe: Should He Take His Wife Back? by Theblessed(f): 9:55pm On Jun 09, 2009
luvbooks:
@ The Blessed ;
             
                       The Bible never said that Jesus was not comfortable with him and did not welcome him into the fold again. This couldn't have happened since Judas killed himself after Jesus's death. In other words, Jesus and Judas never set eyes on each other again in the physical realm. Besides, if Jesus was uncomfortable  with Judas, and never welcomed him back into the fold, that would be a great contradiction of the story of the Prodigal Son,  wouldn't it?
Yes, I repeat - there is a difference between forgiving someone and feeling comfortable with them. Yes, Christ was never comfortable with Judas after the betrayal and the other disciples also, were never comfortable with him either - no one would be comfortable with someone who betrayed them, ok! As for welcoming Judas back into the fold, I meant Christ doing business with him as he had always done prior to the betrayal and the Bible didn't tell us that Christ spoke to him again after that event.  Again, the same thing happened with Peter.  He was not comfortable with Peter when he denied him at his trial.   Peter denied Christ three times as the Cock crowed and Christ told Peter 'Get thee behind me, satan'. If he was comfortable with these kind of people, how could he use such words?  No one is comfortable with anyone that betrays them, period.  It's human nature, Christ showed his human side when he was here on earth with us. In the context of the prodigal son's story, I would say that your arguement is out of context.  The prodigal son was someone else's son and parents can forgive and take their children back any time however, Judas Iscariot was the 13th disciple - a servant not Christ 's son though, Christ forgave him, the Bible did not say they were good friends afterwards, did it? Well, that's the difference. Excuse me, Mr, you are not the only one with a bible, every Christain has one I suppose, and should read it and make their own interpretations.
FamilyRe: Should He Take His Wife Back? by Theblessed(f): 8:04pm On Jun 09, 2009
feelgood:
thablessed, apparently my initial post seems ambiguos. My relation is an only child and is the husband.

To others, great posts, keep em coming. Even b4, the guy married, the mom had not been in a very fit state (she could not attend the wedding). Also, the wife and him courted for 6 years b4 coming together and she knew his mother pretty well. The wife has realised she made a mistake and has apologised to the guy, my brother, but he would not hear of it. He is just mad that she was not there for him when his mum needed help most.

He has informed me that he has paid the new girl's dowry -  but I dont believe him since none of us (his relations) went with him; moreso I dont believe any right thinking family would want to give away their daughter when there is a present bereavement.

I shall see my brother at the burial - meanwhile folks pls keep the comments coming, they are helping me to view other perspectives
Ok, thanks for making things clearer yet, I'm still no supporter of 'only child' movement.  I am one of eleven children and I have one child myself.  I know what I'm talking about - they are very selfish individuals.  It's upto whoever ends up with them to deal with but I can't wait to be proven wrong.

As for him saying he's put down dowry, on the other one, that's lies he'd done nothing however, he is considering the idea - no doubts.
FamilyRe: Should He Take His Wife Back? by Theblessed(f): 7:55pm On Jun 09, 2009
Miss EZ:
What i find particulary interesting is the fact that he said they only had a traditional marriage

"He replied that he was not bound by such beliefs, moreso as he was only married traditionally".

Is traditional marriage recognized legally? I am not sure if it is ,because i know that for your wedding to be legally recognized, it has to be a white or court marriage even though traditionally marriage is the way things are officially done in nigeria.
To answer your question I would like to say 'Yes' traditional marriage is legally recognised in Nigeria. 

Nigerian Constitution allows four different kinds of marriages:

a) Church wedding (the so called White Wedding).

b) Muslem or Islamic Wedding.

c) Registry Office Wedding (Again, so called Court Wedding).

d) The Baba of them all, TRADITIONAL Wedding (As most people end up with
    this kind).


Nigerian law protects everyone on any of these weddings however, the problem has always been with enforcing the law when difficulty arises.
FamilyRe: Should He Take His Wife Back? by Theblessed(f): 7:32pm On Jun 09, 2009
Sorry to hear of your loss!  Please, accept my condolence!  As a member of this club seven years ago, I lost my mother to CVA too and I know what you are going through.  Every loss is too painful however, the loss of a mother shakes and rocks your world to it's foundations.  No one understands it until it happens to them but time is the healer though, you'd never heal completely.

Considering this situation, as a Christain, I would forgive her but trust is an issue here.  THEY SAY THAT A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND IN DEED however, in this case it does not seem so.  This is one reason, I would not support any of my relatives marrying an 'Only child', male or female.  THEY ARE VERY SELFISH INDIVIDUALS - check it out!

These people don't know how to share as they'd never shared before in their lives nor being in a situation they had to share what they have with others.  You learn the act of 'give and take from childhood but in her case, she had no other sibblings to enable her experience this act so, what makes anyone think she would learn this now? You can't learn to use your left hand (assuming you're right handed or vice versa) in old age besides, A LEOPARD NEVER CHANGES ITS SPOTS.  Selfish people are selfish people, period!  Someone who deserted me when I needed them would never be considered a friend anymore though, I would forgive but there would never be any more closeness.

As far as am concerned, its a form of betrayal and I took my cue from the biblical betrayal Our Lord Jesus Christ suffered in the hands of Judas.
Yes, Our Lord Jesus Christ did forgive Judas but he never felt comfortable with Judas afterwards nor did he welcome him back into his fold and we know what happened to Judas after that experience therefore, SUPPORT MY BROTHER TO MOVE ON TO GREATER THINGS,   


A good wife/husband should stay with her/his husband/wife 'THICK AND THIN', that's what I say.  She is not ready for marriage neither is she prepared for the commitments.  It seems she just want only the good part of marriage without the urgly part but, you can't have one without the other. Every marriage has it's own issues but you deal with it as adults not running home to MAMA as that can cause more trouble because when there are three people are in a marriage, na TROUBLEOOOO!

PLEASE, BROTHER MOVE ON AND FIND A SUITABLE WIFE  however, based on the situation you are in right now, DON'T LET YOUR HEART RULE YOUR HEAD.
FamilyRe: Nigerian Girls' Up And Down The Country, Which Is Best Marriage Material? by Theblessed(op): 2:42am On Jun 02, 2009
Please, people!  Read and try to understand what the question is really asking than allowing your emotions to cloud you common sense. 

No one is asking about slavery here we are talking about finding true and lasting love or relationship - and not slavery.

Maybe to some here, marriage is slavery and I don't think that's the case for everyone.  So, if you have nothing to contribute please, move on!
FamilyRe: Pls Advice, I'm At The Point Of A Marriage Break by Theblessed(f): 2:27am On Jun 02, 2009
Hi Ray

I really admire your courage and understanding.  Like I said before, I still  stand by it.  What you really, really need now is a BIG, BIG HUG from your mother and sisters and brothers because these are the people that really loves you.  If you are my brother I would have helped end it quick because, I love you and wants the best for you and, the family would not want to loose you because of a woman. Also, I want you to know that, except your children, nobody is worth loosing your live for.  No one else would love you more and look out for you than your own blood and flesh - your children, brothers/sisters and theirs is a classical example of: UNCONDITIONAL LOVE however, people fail to understand that marriage love is a CONDITIONAL kind of LOVE - which means: there are boundaries you MUST NOT CROSS and if you do so, so and so, I will do so, so, and so and that would be over and it usually, is. So, it does not worth the heartaches and stress - huh your mental health and general wellbeing is more important than money.  Money is not everything!  Money was here when we came and will still be here when we leave this world - no one would take his/hers when they go and that's the truth.  Though quite painful, I am glad you have sought professional help - your solicitors advise which I believe its the way it's going to go.  Settle her and move on to greater things.  You've got your children and that very important.  Please, please, do not attempt to raise any hopes that all will be well after 3 months separation because, I believe this is it now.  The history of separations in this country mostly point to the NEGATIVE side.  As a well informed woman I know, once a woman agrees to take a BREATHER in her marriage there is no re-suscitation here. 
Take courage!  You have tried to save your marriage the best you can and, you can not save what's no longer there hence she's now OFF to USA and probably where she would settle once this is over - probably gone to research certain things.  Please, SETTLE HER and move on!  Remember, once you're single many daughters of Eve would be throwing themselves at you.  Don't even think of it because, that can only land you in another BIG SH-T.  Please, don't because of loneliness rush into any other relationship so soon pleeeeaaaaaasssssssee!  Whether dem be PASTOOOR OR BISHOPOOO  in your churchiooo, don't do it!!
Give yourself time, at least another 3 - 5 years to re-group and recover from this emotional, psychological, mental abuses and physical (in terms of lack of intimacy) to enable you think and plan your future and that of your children. 

Good luck and God bless!!!
PoliticsRe: What a Senator Earns In Nigeria - Do Or Die Affair N 29 479 749 Per Year by Theblessed(f): 9:10pm On May 30, 2009
blacksta:
Sorry N30,000 000 is not £15 Million  but £120,000
Even so, still no mercy for them.  Its still too much to earn in terms of Nigerian economic growth - her GDP They should not earn as much as the Western Politicians in relation to the above because, our economy is incomparable to theirs. In times of depression such as this, they have the ability to turn things round and balance the book but we do not so, why emulate/competehuh?

I'm furious here!
PoliticsRe: What a Senator Earns In Nigeria - Do Or Die Affair N 29 479 749 Per Year by Theblessed(f): 8:47pm On May 30, 2009
Do you mean that, Nigerian Senators are earning N29,479,749.00m equivalent to £15,00000.00m (Pounds Sterling) per year and Nigerians are suffering in order to make ends meet, eh?

Disgusting and sick!  No, Western President or Prime Minister earn 1/300th of this amount I am reading on here and if they do, you better know it, we work their ARSE off here - they must give us VALUE for MONEY and that's why we send them to Parliament or Senate etc to represent us.   Nigerian politicians do nothing - they are not put under any kind of pressures by the public. In fact, they have far too much easy ride in Nigeria - no wonder the CHAOS we have, as everyone tries to grab any kind of political opportunities they can lay their hands on, SHAME, SHAME and SHAME AGAIN!!!!!  Everyone is dreaming of a political FREE CAKE in Nigeria, what a hopeless place!

But, what are the so called NIGERIAN MACHO MEN doing to stop this MADNESS, called GREED THAT ARE SPIRALLING AND DISTROYING our political system, like a wild horicane? Instead, at the mere mention of WOMEN ISSUES AND WOMEN RIGHTS, they'd jump out of their prams in arms, to quash it.  NOW, quash this, weak 'BALLS'!!!!!!!!  Don't you know what to do?  Hit them where it hurts as Nigerians up and down the country are Hurting as a result of their GREED.  HIT THEM AT THEIR FUTURE - THEIR CHILDREN, GRAND CHILDREN, RELATIVES AND BUSINESS VENTURES that would teach them lessons.  When they'd realised they'd no more future,  they'd give us back our money or ASHAMEDLY GIVE IT AWAY TO CHARITY, assuming they have conscience obviously, they don't.

Hey Nigerian men, wakey, wakey if you still consider yourselves men after reading this my commentary, marinad in anger over abuses we Nigerians suffer in the hands of these THIEVES and their families. You either, DO SOMETHING ELSE, SHUT UP YOUR BIG, BIG MOUTHS WHEN IT COMES TO WOMEN ISSUES and WOMEN'S RIGHTS, ok!
PoliticsRe: Gov. Daniels Cook Caught With 400 Million Naira by Theblessed(f): 11:08am On May 30, 2009
How True is this story and if it is, I'm throwing up right now? 

This can not be perhaps, a dream.  Imagine where our Country would be, if every Nigerian citizen with all the rights, connections and access to N400 million as Mr Cook??

Hmmm! Completely on her KNEELS.  This has to stop obviously, this has to stop!!!  I really cry for my country Nigeria, how piteous!
HealthRe: How Pure Is Pure Water? by Theblessed(f): 1:43pm On May 27, 2009
As pure as my bath water, ok! Don't bother with them!  Just if you can boil all your drinking waters and save them in the fridge if you have one and if you don't have any, still save them in bottles and leave in a cooler place when you need them.  Even in the Uk they aren't as clean as claimed.  There was a Hoooooohaaaah here not so long ago (3yrs ago) when investigative journalism (Panorama) exposed the flaws in all bottled waters imported from abroad including British ones.  As for Nigerian pure water, pleeeeaaaassseee!!!!!!!!! Unless if you want a bit of diahorrea or cholera - take a pick!!!!!

Vote with your feet, stop buying them!  This would put them out of business, for good. Why pity somebody who doesn't care about your health and wellbeing!
Please people, use your brains and stop falling for brand names and fashion as doing so will not only harm you but increase the bank account of these crooks.  Please, put them out of business for good.
EducationRe: Would You Help Your Children To Cheat In Exams? by Theblessed(f): 9:17pm On May 26, 2009
[b]Mehuh??[/b]Never, never!!  I struggled and worked hard for what I have today as a result, I made sure my children would not go through what I went through.  In terms of their EDUCATION - there's no mercy here.  They must go through the RIGHT DOORS - no short cuts for them, period.  

Nigeria Education system is full of CROOKS AND CHEATS and nothing would change it.  
Few years ago, my niece passed her Federal Government entrance and her name was published in the list of successful candidates.  When the interview time came, they asked my sister to pay them #50,000 or so.  By the time she rallied around for that, someone else had bought my niece's place for their daughter and that was the end of that.  Anyway, my niece is bright and she is now at the Uni in Abuja reading Law and, that's NIGERIA EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR YOU, shame!!!!!
CultureRe: Nigerians Who Can't Pronounce Their names by Theblessed(f): 8:45pm On May 26, 2009
Well, you are not alone in thinking so.  A Uni friend of mine was called Ade for short. However,  at the Uni, the English lecturers/students decided it was Adie( pronounced like Adi) and she refused to accept anything else from us except Adie.  Now, you can see what lack of confidence can do to someone's self esteem and culture - a big psychological DAMAGE.

I am sure, she would raise her own children with same attitude too.  Pity for those with this psychological problems, they need help to find who they really, are.
HealthRe: How Healthy Is Tissue Paper? by Theblessed(f): 5:59pm On May 26, 2009
Hmmm!  Do you mind these Ancient people on here? If you have such people as friends, beware, what you eat/drink from their homes when you visit.  Else, you will be eating/dinking,  you know what!  You see, people shower and bath every day, I can not see any reason why anyone would continue to poke their hands down there each and evey time they go, in the name of cleaning their private area if not some kind of pervasion.  The most disgusting thing is that those people who wash their private areas any time nature calls, DON'T EVEN BOTHER HAVING PROPER BATH OR SHOWER IN THE MAIN maybe, once a week, honest.  And here, they are suggesting those who bath/shower once or twice and sometimes thrice a day depending on how hot the day is and your circumstance, is the dirty one, when they actually are the CLASSICAL DIRTY PIGS, I wonder!  I worry about people who are friends with such people as for me, shoot me if I near their DOOR, that's how disgusting their lifestyle is to me.
HealthRe: How Healthy Is Tissue Paper? by Theblessed(f): 5:57pm On May 26, 2009
Hmmm!  Do you mind these Ancient people on here? If you have such people as friends, beware, what you eat/drink from their homes when you visit.  Else, you will be eating/dinking,  you know what!  You see, people shower and bath every day, I can not see any reason why anyone should continue poking their hands down there each and evey time they went in the name of cleaning their private if not some kind of pervasion.  You bath/shower once or twice a day so, what's heck?
HealthRe: How Healthy Is Tissue Paper? by Theblessed(f): 5:51pm On May 26, 2009
Hmmm!  Do you mind these Ancient people on here? If you have such people as friends, beware, what you eat/drink from their homes when you visit.  Else, you will be eating/dinking,  you know what!
HealthRe: How Healthy Is Tissue Paper? by Theblessed(f): 5:48pm On May 26, 2009
Hmmm!  Do you mind these Ancient people on here? If you have such people as friends, beware, what you eat/drink from their homes when you visit.  Else, you will be eating/dinking,  you know what!
FamilyRe: Pls Advice, I'm At The Point Of A Marriage Break by Theblessed(f): 4:29pm On May 26, 2009
JJYOU:
this is why i call most of the God users .  from my observation the more religious the nigerian person is the more you need thread carefully. sadly england doesnt help support nigerian marriages.
not even deeper life people have safe marriages in this part of the world.  religion is supposed to help people i dont know how we manage to use religion to commit and deceive people into business and relationships.

i dont have my crystal balls out today but this looks heading the 1 way street.  

oga, if you can get her into relate counselling if that fails pray and seek counselling for yourself then wait for whatever happens.  i dont know why people who are not prepared to marry go into it and bring kids into it too.  your post is one reason most people use the phrase marry a nigerian woman at your peril.  i dont know what to say other than tell this guy to take heart and learn his lessons.  as said dont think it would be easy. go get yourself a smart lawyer preferably a female because they are best at squeezing a better deal for you. also get advice on reducing your equity and exposure on the properties too.

hope you learn your lesson and dont let the scarf wearing brigade deceive you into another relationship so soon. if you can avoid nigerian and ghanaian women like plagues especially if you are in this part of the world.  they are more prone to this kind of absurd behaviour.

while you do that dont fool yourself into not opening every letter you come across. what you know should not be capable of harming you.
Hey Mr! You see, I am not here to challenge you on this your view, no.  Rather to find out what makes you think your own advise to this gentleman is Godly and worthy?

You see, you are hear advising him on how to squirrel away community NUTS i.e. Assets/shares/monies that belongs to him and his wife so that, his wife is deprived of her own share.  Is that right? Only in your own eyes.   You fail to REALISING WHERE IN THE WORLD THIS COUPLE ARE LIVING. DO YOU THINK THEY LIVE IN THE 3RD WORLD? Didn't it occur to you, he married a smart woman and that before this even began, the wife had already done her HOME WORK AND ITS PERFECT? Where on earth would he squirrel away these Assets/monies or any kind of investments this lady and her solicitors hadn't already burrowed in.  Abi, na Ariaria or Ajegunle markets you mean here or rather, this Western world you are talking about?  What do you think women are?  Foolshuh  Maybe, the ones you go out with.  You have to understand that this marriage has irretrievably broken down hence the wife living her own life and wanting the man to take the bull by the horn to end it so that, both can be free.  Because, they live in the same house does not mean they are a couple as they no longer behave as one. Often she travels abroad without telling her husband and still comes back to the same house without any explanations.  How can you call this marriage?  Can’t that tell you this lady has done her home work thoroughly and ready for the next step.  SHE JUST WANT OUT, OK!!! And no amount of counselling or prayer could change a woman’s  heart when she’d completely made up her mind to end her marriage because, no one else, is living her life in that marriage except herself/husband. 

Instead of you to tell this brother to be fair when it comes to the crunch, you are advising him the opposite, right?  To find a way to cheat his wife off what she worked for and contributed to. I hope, someone in your own life treats you that way then, you would know what it is like because, ‘WHAT GOES ROUND, COMES ROUND 3 TIME AND OVER’.

To start with, they both came to this country together and worked hard for what they have and now, you are advising him to deprive her of her own share simply because she does not agree with his GOVERNMENT any more – whatever that is, abi?  It's all too easy for a man to walk away from his marriage leaving behind his children and into the arms of another daughter of EVE without any questions.  However, when a woman does the same, the world tumbles upside down as you are all up in arms against her, why? Other than the double standards we all know about. What's good for the geese is good for the gander, too!  She worked hard and contributed to the community funds therefore, quite entitled to her own HALF OF EVERYTHING, PERIOD. 

It doesn’t sound good but, that’s the reality we live in today.  Thank God for the change in law that put a stop (to a degree) to all these unfairness men had always perpetrated on women for so long.  For people who hadn’t been here long, they don’t know or understand and for that, I say please ask questions than jumping the band wagon.  The law was changed to give women their rights in marriage. 
If it hadn’t changed, women would still be marginalized by people like you as it has always been.  Some Black men still think they are still operating in Africa particularly, Nigerian men. Well, their experiences in the West, thank God, have subdued some of them as they don’t know what hit them. 
In order to hold on to their archaic evil ways they use religion to manipulate their way through e.g. using the Bible to making women feel guilty about issues important to them.  They quote and quote chapters in the Bible to make you feel bad:  God said this and that about that. Yea!! God said these things only to women and not to men, huh!!!   


For those who haven’t been here long and ignorant of the facts that let to this change in law, let me open your eyes a little bit.  This is one reason.  In the 80’s and early 1990’s Family Law was changed to take into account women’s contributions in marriage.   Cases were rampant about men divorcing their wives of many years without leaving them a DIME for old age – PENSIONS.  Some of those unfortunate women left work at a younger age to help raise their families whilst supporting their husbands endeavours for the sake of the family thus, had no income of their own but fully dependent on their husbands.  Now, at old age, who would hire them for work, YOUhuh.  Now, these women are older, near retirement and children have all fled the nests suddenly, the husbands realized they now need NEW AND YOUNGER MODELS.  What did they do?  Most eloped with these young women together with the entire family funds to have a good life in the CARRIBEANS without their legitimate wives thus, deprived the poor older women of what she worked for all her life.  Now, tell me this is how fair men’s justice should be, isn’t ithuhhuhhuh? If this had happened to one of your sisters, I wish you'd be happy. In fact, 2 – 5 years ago similar cases presented themselves only that we have in place laws that quashed them.  I wish Africa have laws that respect their women, the brodas would have learnt how to respect us.

In these cases it was the men who left the marriages and in the process, took the entire family funds/investments with them, why? Because, they are they ‘MEN’ and they can. Well, I thank one of the ladies  for taking the bull by the horn and brought awareness.  In anger, she happened to cut off the right SLEEVES of her husbands 100 or more designer suits in order to bring the awareness of women sufferings/plights in marriage and eventually made it into the law we know and enjoy today else, sons of ADAM would have continued in their WICKED WAYS.  WE LOVE YOU MAAM!!! 

Right, back to the issue. Is it compulsory that one should marry?? Is it by force that a man/woman should remain in a marriage they both are not happy? It's about time some Black men should learn their lessons and learn how to respect their women.  You are not respecting an African woman by making this WICKED/EVIL SUGGESTIONS about money here.  It seems to me like, you are trying to say, if a woman does not allow her husband to control her she does not deserve any good thing from her marriage.  Well, to that I say 'BUNKUM'. She DESERVES EVERYTHING SHE PUT IN IT, AND MORE, !!  If you don’t want a man/woman in your life please, leave but give them what belongs to them than cheating them off their hard work, that’s evil.  A woman is a person, an individual with her own rights.  She does not have to get her rights through her husband because, he has his – in other words, they are both EQUALS and that’s why you are so antagonistic about women’s rights – well, your problems, not ours.

I could hear some people on here saying, I don't blame this woman because he brought her to Europe, if he hadn’t this wouldn’t have happened.  To that I say, nonsense!  It's like saying, if he hadn't married her, no other man in this world would have, is it?  So, if he hadn't married her and brought her to Europe, no other guy would have married her and give her the WORLD, isn't it?  CRAP!!  And for all you black ladies out there, demand your rights in any relationships you find yourself in, and get it. It’s about time our men should learn how to treat and respect us. You've got the POWER, use it after all, we don't need men, men need us more than we need them and that's YOUR POWER to demand and get that respect. 

Marriage breakup is a very sad situation, no matter what! But it is nothing new!  Marriages have been failing even in the Biblical days and the world did not cave in because of it.  People lived their lives without much stress then today, its different therefore, when a marriage fails, you go your separate ways in a civil fashion.  After all, you weren’t born twins and its not the end of the world, is it? Just try to be civil for the sake of your love ones particularly, your children and not to kill each other because of money and, that's wrong.
PoliticsRe: Would You Ever Vote For Any Ex-politician's Offspring? by Theblessed(f): 5:56pm On May 25, 2009
Nooooo!!!!!!!!!  Because, snake would always vomit what resembles it. 

Besides, Nigerians can do without a Dynasty and, we don't need/want one.  Politics should be allowed to go round and that's common sense.  Thank God, there are no Dynasties created by our previous rulers in the names of: Dr Azik Iwe,  Mr Awolowo, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Bellewa and so on to continue in their lines.  Also, thanks to Nigeria for eliminating that idea and now some evil Nigerians are thinking of bringing/creating one.  It's not going to work, we will crush it or there will be trouble especially now, dangerous weapons are at peoples finger tips.  NIGERIANS BECAREFUL AND BEWARE OF YOUR WISHES!!!!
FamilyRe: Pls Advice, I'm At The Point Of A Marriage Break by Theblessed(f): 5:16pm On May 25, 2009
Boy, this is neither friendship, partnership nor a marriage.

It seems like an 'acquaintance kind of relationship'.  However, no matter how bad it may look, something good came out of it - the children.

Assuming you are my brother, I would have advised you to count your loses and move on.  Why remain in an unhappy marriage when you could do better with someone else.  There are many women out there looking for a decent guy.  I am not here saying you are a decent guy as there are two sides to every story but we can only hear your side.

We don't expect to hear from your wife on here as that would not happen at least, it would thrown a light into what actually happened at home. Married women do not actually behave like this - something must have triggared it.  Already, you are both living separate lives so, what's left in this marriage now.   In addition, there are suspections both sides and probably some core evidence that would ruffle the whole thing.  A woman, portraying this this kind of behaviour, is a way to tell you to move on.  But you seemed not to get the message or should I say, you are frightened of the 'COST' right now.  Well either way, whether you like it or nor it will cost you money.    If you don't divorce her, she will divorce you.  If you are still living in Nigeria, I know you would have pressed the Nigerian man's button - 'send the useless woman packing to her fathers without a dime'.  But hey!  This is England, buddy.  Justice must be done, righthuh.   It's only fair the MIDDLETONS are done when a marriage break up grin grin grin. On top of your own middleton, your babies would be FED too because you fathered them obviously, your solicitors might have told you this, didn't theyhuh sad sad sad sad   On one hand, you can not say you won't give her a divorce if she wants one because you would - the Courts would do it for you and you know what I mean.  On the other hand, should you want to make it difficult for your wife to give you a divorce, you may choose to re-locate to a place where no one knows you or your address thus, delay her life from moving on as she can not get a divorce unless she serve you divorce petition in person.  However, she can not do so when she does not know where you are grin grin grin.  But, this can be a temporary solution as you can not hide for ever therefore, its better you divorce and move on to newer and greater things, with someone more compatible than hoping to create everlasting happiness that never was.

To be honest, this whole thing was a shample in the first place.  Settling down with someone you know is difficult, let alone a wife 'recommended  to you, it's not a smart move and it's not, something I'd support as it's always a good idea, to catch your own meat.  
So, count your losses/blessings and move on.  Good luck!!!
FamilyRe: Should A Housewife Demand An Allowance? by Theblessed(f): 12:12am On May 24, 2009
na2day?:
i have tried it, no big deal and i didnt even ask for allowance  grin grin grin grin
Well, since you've been unemployed for a very

long time and now, there's a vacancy in your wife's

kitchen to fill - why not keep the dream job for life, eh??

Or is it just a one off thing for you thenhuh

Good luck with your new role!!!

Personally, I wouldn't be one even if my man is

BILL GATES - the richest man in the world. 

TOO BORING A ROLE FOR MOST OF US.

Imagine, where a person aimlessly sit at home tending to babies and

husband's needs.  Sorryooooooo not meeeoooo!

I don't envy their roles, at all.
FashionRe: Boys And Girls That Sag: Do You Find It Disgusting? by Theblessed(f): 5:58pm On May 23, 2009
Well, I think it's a 'Youth thing' though, very TRASHY.  If you don't give them AUDIENCE, they would stop - Chikina!
CultureRe: How Successful Has Feminism In Africa And In Nigeria Been? by Theblessed(f): 5:34pm On May 23, 2009
Hi Michelin

Quite sorry about this.  I have been pushed quite alot here by this kind of people.  So many annoying people on here who don't understand that this is a forum.  They basically logon just to provoke others and cause trouble. 

I have tried so many times to ignore them but it seems they won't stop therefore, I promise you in case of next time because there will always be, I'd just restrain myself and walk away without bitting back.   

Once again, sorry!

Regards,

Theblessed
CultureRe: How Successful Has Feminism In Africa And In Nigeria Been? by Theblessed(f): 5:03pm On May 23, 2009
rasputinn:
shocked shocked shocked shocked

Yea yea,but you still need to be freed from bad grammar  tongue tongue
Hey  'D  I  C  K '   HEAD!!!!!

Never told you (the professor of English language) or anyone else that I was born ENGLISH nor studied ENGLISH LANGUAGE in your UNIVERSITY, righthuhhuh?? How ignorant? Hope you understand where you are making this comment.  It's called FORUM, understandhuh  Not an English language DEGREE exam hall, ok? Brainless fool! 

Your jealousy is obvious here and I have no time for your kind, here. Go melt away!
CultureRe: How Successful Has Feminism In Africa And In Nigeria Been? by Theblessed(f): 4:49pm On May 23, 2009
bawomolo:
Laws are usually not enforced until someone agitates and screams for it's implementation.  If that agitation is feminism then so be it.

There is a difference between feminists (susan b anthony) and feminazi's (deepzone/hottrash)
Keep saying the truth and may God Almighty, creator of universe and everything in it BIG OR SMALL and promoter of EGALITARIANISM shower you with blessings and more wisedom!!!!!

Only INSECURE BIGOTS would object to women's rights. 

One commented above about how he felt his 'brodas' being persecuted for not growing their beards longer than 'the twin towers of New York'.  I wonder what he has to say about women plights in such countries if he felt this way about his 'brodas'.
FoodRe: What Is The Healthiest Cooking Oil You Use? by Theblessed(f): 4:24pm On May 23, 2009
Please for health sake, forget about brand names and labels.


O L I V E    O I L,    O L I V E    O I L  is the name (either Virgin or Extra-Virgin type) is what you need however, use it sparingly in your cooking and not too much as each tablespoon can have high fat content: e.g the Mono-unsaturate content is about 11g in one tablespoonful and that's quite alot of fat to consider when cooking. 1-2 tablespoon in my view would do if you're cooking for yourself but for the family adjust accordingly.  All other cooking oils have higher Mono contents than olive oil hence the healthiest.   

In the year 2000, I made a conscious decision never to cook with any other oil but Olive and have not regretted it.  I have been cooking with extra virgin olive oil ever since though expensive, I love it for its taste, aroma, texture and of course the health promotion aspect of it.  In my view, better than any other oil commonly available in the market today.

Good luck!
CultureRe: How Successful Has Feminism In Africa And In Nigeria Been? by Theblessed(f): 5:55pm On May 22, 2009
LONG LIVE FEMINISM!!!  LONG LIVE THE SUFFRAGETTES!!!! 

FOR GIVING ME THE VOTE AND FREEDOM TO DO AS I PLEASE.

WITH THIS IN MIND, THE SONS OF ADAM CAN GO TO HELL

WITH THEIR CONTROLLING WAYS AND ABUSES OF WOMEN. 

THANK GOD, I PERSONALLY HAS BEEN FREED FROM THEIR

BONDAGE.  HOWEVER, I WORRY ABOUT MY SISTERS, THOUGH!   


ONCE AGAIN, THANKS EVERSOMUCH FEMINISM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FamilyRe: Can You Parent Another Person's Child? by Theblessed(f): 5:14pm On May 22, 2009
Yes, decent and well meaning people all over the world have always done this to help children who happens to find themselves at the mercy of social inequalities.

It's nothing new in civilized world as people this end have always done so and are quick to tell you, how fulfilling and rewarding such act of mercy can be.  It is only in poverty sticken regions of world where people rarely hear let alone see such acts that it can be surprising to learn that, 'YES' it can be done and it's always done by good hearted people without seeking any rewards from or exploiting the under-previllaged child/family.  So, if you doubt your ability to raise someone else's child, I suggest you can if you try as it can be more rewarding than raising your own.  However, if you seek instant rewards or have exploitation in mind in helping a child in need, just forget it. There are people in this world who finds it difficult to help others and if you happens to be one of them, this act of mercy is not for you else, you would definitely end up either exploiting or abusing a child in the name of help/support so, don't get involved, it's only meant for people with hearts.
RomanceRe: My Story by Theblessed(f): 12:55pm On May 21, 2009
Hi broken-hearted

I wouldn't advise you to view love from the perspective you are viewing it right now.  It is true that you've been hurt so terribly and TRUST IS A BIG ISSUE now but, I'd like you to see your whole situation in a positive way. You will get over this with a bigger and better future, honest!  It's true you have been going out for 5yrs now and hence making future plans for both of you.  You had not done anything wrong in doing this and loving just one woman.  You see, both of you are still young and at a stage in your lives when it is normal to EXPLORE THINGS.  Yes, you may have completely made up your mind she is the 'ONE' but, has shehuh?  I know what your answer would be to this question but I am going to give it to you exactly how it is, even though you are hurting.  Maybe, this would be your wake up call.  You're doing the right thing with the wrong person.  This young lady is not ready to settled down now hence the explorations she is into at the moment.  Please, go and explore things yourself too hopefully, the right woman would meet you.  

Also, I understand why you attached so much importance and value to this one relationship when you should have had many to give you a point of comparison in terms of qualities/attributes, trust, compatibility, loyalty, selflessness, support, hardworking, God fearing nature of individuals etc.  It seems you are her first or the other way round, ain't you?   You see, de-flowing a girl does not guarantee EVER LASTING LOVE, I would have known where my first is right now.   So, I am advising you for the sake of your sanity and dignity to move on and locate the woman God has destined you with.  This is not the one, ok!  It seems to me, this is not her first attempt, she must have done this before considering all her strategies.  In my view it would be crazy to settle down now with any woman when you had not EXPLORED LIFE, HAD NOT EXPLORED WOMEN, DON'T KNOW WHAT MAKES THEM TICK, HAVE NOT BROKEN ANY HEARTS YET, YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT SETTLING DOWN WITH YOUR FIRST EXPERIENCE?  No, boy wake up!  You see, once a new chain is broken and you mend it, there will always be a bump when you run your finger around it, trust me!!! Take this experience as a learning curve but never give your heart, until you are sure they reciprocate your degree of love - true love is sweet and never HURTS.

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