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Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 10:50pm On Apr 10, 2020
Xone3:
I am trying to get therapy, contacted someone today. She said she will send me a schedule to book an appointment.
Good.I'll like to follow you up.
Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 10:30pm On Apr 10, 2020
Xone3:
Imagine being abused at 8 and you never speak about it till you're 28. You try to forget about it, act all strong and yes I mask my feelings so much that my friends and colleagues say I am too playful and energetic.
I'll be honest with you.You need therapy.
Let's talk more.
Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 9:48pm On Apr 10, 2020
Xone3:
The chores in my house are unending. The issue I have now like always is that I can't seem to get anything right, I am like the bad influence to my younger brother, I can't have opinion about anything, I can't even cook water. I can promise to invite you for a meal and if you agree that I can't cook, I will go for cooking class on me. I get blamed for every kitchen disaster, I get blamed for not having a husband even though it is about religion. I can't even say I am sick because no one believes me. Everyone believes because I have a job, I am trying to be bossy. I have tried to understand why they feel I am proud, researched about it, tried everything, spoken to people, asked for opinions but all I get is that I act manly.

I hardly sleep at night because I cant sleep, awake as late as 2-4am and you expect me to wake by 6am, I resume work at 9am and I never go late, I close by 4/5pm, head to the Lagos Island to package orders for my business and reach home by earliest 8pm. I really feel tired of being a better person for anyone other than myself at this point. Family activities are for bringing out the faults in you, how you did not respond well, how you are acting like a bad child. We have the whole day as we are indoors due to lockdown, why must I follow a schedule when I can freelance? Why must everything be by force?
So sorry I typed too much.
Hmm,this has gone really deep.
Your parents didn't manage this well too while growing up and I don't know why it's both of them.It's one or the other most times.

We can talk more about this if you want.
Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 8:19pm On Apr 10, 2020
Xone3:
He cheated a second time and I couldn't take it.
I was immature and didn't know what I wanted.
We wanted different things especially when it came with finances, raising a family, where to settle down etc. He wasn't ready to settle down with me, I really didn't have a close relationship with anyone especially family and friends. I couldn't build relationships because I didn't trust anyone. I really don't think I am proud, may be hard to deal with, and stubborn.
I hardly talk at home but a talkative outside. They believe I snub people but I try to avoid people because I usually go from one wahala to another. From they said, she said, we heard her say to the point where I decide to say only what I can repeat. The fear of being misinterpreted has kept me from building relationships.
You actually can do better than this.You don't have to be on the 'highway' all the time.
In your home now,the major issue I believe will be chores.As long as you are in the home,help out.Take responsibility.
Try to be a part of the family in activities.It doesn't mean you have to agree with them in everything but you can meet them in the middle.
It's to make you a better person for yourself first,your family and the society at large.
Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 7:05pm On Apr 10, 2020
Xone3:
Thanks, I actually have a job and we stay apart. However, I went home due to the covid19 lockdown and things haven't changed within us.
They feel I am proud, disobedient and wayward. All I have ever tried to do was please them. I am not perfect, I am stubborn, hard hearted, kind, firm in my decisions and highly opinionated. Abused at 8, psychologically abused from young till now. Thanks for your comment
I really don't know you enough to say this but a part of me thinks this opinion of you by them isn't too far from the truth.I feel you chose to be rebellious for some reason that may be your parents' fault while you were growing up but that has ruined your relationship with them.

It's good also you admit being stubborn and hard hearted.Has this nature helped you in your relationships with other people apart from your parents?
Why did your relationship with your boyfriend end?

I think you can be a better person than you are presently.No one is perfect but I feel you can build better relationships.......with your parents and others.
Family › Re: Disowning Family In Nigeria by thorpido(m): 12:21pm On Apr 10, 2020
'Some mothers do have them.....' but some children also do have them.
Op,no matter how bad you may think your parents are,there is a way around it rather than thinking of disowning them.
We don't know your story except you spill it but still don't make a rash decision.
Christianity Etc › Re: Sex On Good Friday by thorpido(m): 10:47pm On Apr 09, 2020
mosesbola:
She no Sabi Bible Ni...
She no sabi Bible but she dey believe anything dem tell am.
There's no biblical backing to it.
Family › Re: My Landlord Does House Chores For His Children, Fetches Water For Them by thorpido(m): 5:06pm On Apr 09, 2020
Initially,I thought he liked doing things himself because I'm a bit like that but 'fetching water with kegs and going rounds' is not it.
Parental failure on the part of the man and the wife.
Just ignore them,he has laid his bed and he's lying on it.
Family › Re: Advise Please by thorpido(m): 4:59pm On Apr 09, 2020
They could both use the shop if the businesses are complimentary but it still depends on the man.If he wants his own space,then so be it.
Family › Re: Drama As Wife Finds Out Her Husband Camped His Pregnant Side Chic In Their Guest by thorpido(m): 8:34am On Apr 09, 2020
The man get mind.The side chick sef get mind.
Health › Re: 30 Benue Doctors Display Sack Letters, Seek Gov's Intervention (PHOTOS) by thorpido(m): 9:58pm On Apr 08, 2020
I thought this was a policy in teaching hospitals generally.Residency program has a duration.
Politics › Re: Oyo Ex-first Lady Florence Ajimobi Shares Extent She Goes To Keep Her Marriage by thorpido(m): 7:56pm On Apr 08, 2020
This her advise is old skool.No be for this generation.Marriage no be do or die for a serial cheat.
Forgiveness isn't a bad thing,for to err is human but to forgive divine.
Couples should keep their marriage vows and make marriages worthy.
Crime › Re: Soldiers Beat Driver To Death In Calabar; Passengers Didn’t Wear Face Masks by thorpido(m): 2:40pm On Apr 08, 2020
They are always overzealous and bereft of tact.
Can't they just impound the vehicle as punishment rather than resort to violence.
Romance › Re: Dirty Block Factory Worker Propose To His Girlfriend At Work by thorpido(m): 2:32pm On Apr 08, 2020
Why is she blushing when she don blow up already?
Family › Re: Marry Someone With Glaucoma? by thorpido(m):
merahki:
And it is that definite and absolute? He can’t die before blindness sets in? She can’t contract same or a more severe disease too? He can’t manage it well and not become blind?
Glaucoma is not a contraindication to marriage or is it?...reading that from a doctor/you really baffled me like no end.
Your second submission is better than that first one which is a total no-no.
It is not definite but I hope you do know that there are hypertensives who are regular on medication and still have a stroke...regular on glaucoma drugs and still end up blind?Life is uncertain.We don't know what the future holds I never said she couldn't marry him but that she should weigh her choice.
We all have one thing or the other we are all dealing with but this is not an emotional comment,it is about reality and choices.
I do not say people who have glaucoma or any other health issues are bad people as some ignorant people have opined here. undecided
Family › Re: Marry Someone With Glaucoma? by thorpido(m): 12:45pm On Apr 05, 2020
merahki:
Please make me understand this post Doc?
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Glaucoma sure can lead to blindness and it is hereditary.Is she prepared for that future?
Crime › Re: Covid-19: Policeman Demoted For Breaking The Hand Of A Medical Doctor In Akwa Ib by thorpido(m): 12:40pm On Apr 05, 2020
Illiterates in the Nigerian Police Force sef.Uwa mmebi.
Health › Re: Nigerian Nurse Who Recovered From Coronavirus In The US Reveals Her Experiences by thorpido(m): 12:36pm On Apr 05, 2020
You say US and the story is talking about London. undecided
Family › Re: Marry Someone With Glaucoma? by thorpido(m): 9:34am On Apr 05, 2020
Is he the only choice you have? huh
Health › Re: [VIDEO] A Nigerian Doctor Based In New York Has Tested Positive For Coronavirus by thorpido(m): 9:05am On Apr 05, 2020
It's almost inevitable not to contract it in that environment.Be healed in Jesus Name and to as many of you in the front line.
Family › Re: In Marriage - Friendship Or Love by thorpido(m):
Fabbyking:
thanks for your reply. Let me elaborate my point, I don't feel that tingling sensation of love with her, I see her more of my paddy paddy. Is that good enough for marriage?
@bolded,leave her and let her go.Honestly as you grow in marriage,with the way you see her now,she'll become even more unattractive to you.
Family › Re: How Do You Cope Alone With Husband In The US? by thorpido(m): 10:43am On Apr 04, 2020
Constant communication will help you.Do video calls regularly with him.
Family › Re: In Marriage - Friendship Or Love by thorpido(m): 10:36am On Apr 04, 2020
You're not ready for marriage.....at least not with her.
You better let her go if your mind is not in her instead of chasing fair girls in the future(and there will be more fair girls because of bleaching).
Family › Re: Urgent Matured Advice Needed by thorpido(m): 9:19pm On Apr 03, 2020
Can you tell your friend you will quit as soon as he gets something else for you?

Man is not God.Only God doesn't fail,man does.
Family › Re: Married Men by thorpido(m):
Imogenn:
I’m asking because my friends wife doesn’t like me at all, I have Been friends with her husband, he is like my brother I can never ever see him in that way. But it’s like I’m just crossing the boundaries being friends with him. Is this not insecurity or does she have a reason to be this possessive?
In your own case,I'll say steer clear.There's already an issue and the wife in this case has the whole right.
Nothing wrong having the man as a friend but where do you see,how often do you talk e.t.c.?If you actually take a substantial time of the day with him,then you should give space.
Family › Re: Married Men by thorpido(m): 8:56pm On Apr 03, 2020
crackkhaus:
What would you classify as a secret meeting?

Is visiting each other in their respective homes and being alone together part of it?
If this is the case and they are trying to avoid stories, then perhaps it's not a sustainable friendship afterall.
Being alone together isn't part of it.Visits to each other's homes isn't part of it too except she can visit the man's family at home.They can meet at the office,church,parties or public gatherings.
I have single female friends.We chat on phone and see at public places .I honestly do not see a big deal in it as long as they both have clearly defined boundaries.
The female friends I have,I don't know their houses and they do not come to mine.We chat on phones and see when we get to see in public.
Family › Re: Married Men by thorpido(m): 12:59pm On Apr 03, 2020
crackkhaus:
Lol, just friends...but they cannot meet in secret, only in open places. grin
Why do they need to meet in secret?They are just friends and not lovers.
Family › Re: My Fiancee Gave Birth Before Our Wedding by thorpido(m): 12:34pm On Apr 03, 2020
Well,you left out relevant details in your story.Were you sleeping together?Are you the father of the baby?
What is important now is not the church wedding.If you can raise money for the 'insolent fee'(money paid for pregnancy outside marriage),then pay up or start saving towards it.
You are not financially bouyant according to your story so what you should do now is spend whatever money you have on your new baby's expenses and the mother's needs.
When you are able to raise enough money for a traditional marriage,then plan towards it and then go for church blessings later.
The deed is done,so don't worry about what anybody says now.Postpone the church wedding.
Family › Re: Married Men by thorpido(m): 12:18pm On Apr 03, 2020
Yes,it is possible.It is not every relationship between people of opposite sex that leads to a sexual relationship.
It is important though that they do not meet in secret but can only meet in open places
Crime › Re: Outrage As Mother Of 3 Jumps Into Osun River, Cries Hard Times -photos by thorpido(m): 8:36pm On Apr 02, 2020
She's not a widow.Why can't she move to Lagos to be with the husband and weather the storm?
Family › Re: My Brother Raped My 11 Years Old House Help by thorpido(m): 11:43pm On Apr 01, 2020
You kept slapping the poor girl.smh
Nairaland General › Re: The Snake I Killed Last Night by thorpido(m):
That's a venomous snake no doubt.
Looks like a viper.

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