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canDy4eva:You can't be that shallow to think believe the OP? COMMON!!! The guy (or pained girl) is trolling. |
What a self-belittling response from Caroline. It just shows she's very bitter and worked up about her husband's philandering. Who told you to marry for money? It's KARMA and I don't pity Caroline one bit. Her husband dumped his ex-wife (now late) who happens to be my sister's friend's mother. Mr Danjuma neglected his 3 daughters and ex-wife and left them in hardship for this gold-digger. Fans are now taking her side because she's beautiful and popular. Y'ALL DONT KNOW SHII. |
There's a clear difference between a gold-digger and a bae in need. If my bae NEEDS the money (different from wants money) and I have enough, why not? Gold-diggers on the other hand DEMAND money for their daily wants and materialistic maintenance. If the subject isn't comfortable helping out her bf in his time if need, then she's supporting the notion that men and women are not equal. Why can't a woman equally help out her man when he needs it? Constantly expecting a man to be superior to you technically means you're expecting yourself to be inferior to him. You women are your worst enemy. Good luck being treated as equal with your ill-advised set of thoughts. |
Time bro, only time. Express the pain, cry it out, share it out, argue it out, sing it out, boink it out. Don't form tough guy and hold it in because you'll only carry the burden and hate for a long ass time. |
Varagous:Aren't you a smart babe? Well said. |
discoprophet: Only God can save you. |
Estharfabian:Lmao. We hate a daddy's girl. ![]() Bye. |
Florblu:Would it still be annoying if it was "mummy said I should buy you this Range for our anniversary"? Lol I get you but I can categorically tell you it is very uncommon. What's common is women jumping into conclusions and stigmatizing men who are close to their mothers as "mommy's boy". Do you get my point? |
Estharfabian:LMAO! Your over-exaggeration is peak. I have never met grown-ass men that need their mothers daily approval before taking actions. It's probably paranoia that stems from past relationships in your teen years. When women notice a man is close to his mum, they begin to recollect old memories and judge him based on it. Maybe requiring advices on huge decisions like who to marry, business choices, personal troubles etc. Can you blame them though? If I were to ask you who you trust more than anyone in this world, I'm sure your mumz would pop up. |
Cutehector:Same here. You need fam and friends that aren't clouded by being in love and can logically assess your bae. Love can be blind and when marriage opens the eyes...the horror begins. |
cruzita:It is annoying for even the man. I just don't get why the hate and bashing goes to the guy because the guy clearly CAN NOT change his mother. All you can do is persevere and continue to show love and respect. No even try show small werey. |
The thing is, some mothers are close to their children while some aren't. Some care a lot about their children's well-being while some just leave their children twisting in the wind when they're a certain age. From my observations, the closeness of adults to their parent is majorly dependent on the parents' level of attachment to the adult not the other way around. Certain parents are just too overclingy and cautious about their children's life choices. Men NATURALLY want to be detached from their parents and feel a sense of independence and responsibility but some parents especially mothers no go hear. Now, in the case where a man has this kind of mother (or both parents), some women tend to hatefully humiliate these men and tag them as "mama's boy". Ladies, are these men supposed to kick their clingy mothers away from their lives due to your insecurities and jealousy issues? Trust me, these men don't enjoy the cling but outta love and respect for their fam they live with it. No offense to ladies who hate a "mama's boy"...but I've noticed it's the dodgy females that hate the most. Maybe because mothers have a good sense of catching them lol. Proper wifey-materials are the exact opposite. They're eager to have a strong bond with the mother of her man rather than avoiding every occasion to meet the fam and belittling him like the dodgy ones do. LADIES! If I am getting it wrong, please explain because I need to understand the hate. Btw, let me give you a secret. If you show mad love and respect for your man's mother, he's love for you triples. Without her, he wouldn't exist...SHE'S THE REAL MVP! |
TheSonOfMark:Dayum nigga! You cut too deep. |
PunkyV:Thought y'all ladies generally preferred tough guys cause of the jungle we live in called Nigeria. Cool though. |
PunkyV:But if you could choose only one? Everyone would want a balance too. So which one? |
Women can be so cheap. 7, 8, 9 and 10 is freaking repulsive. |
This ass-kissery is getting too much. Is this supposed to be urgent? |
Stupedinluv:Well, most men are attracted to hourglass figure from slim to thick (not fat), and which one they prefer in the range is their choice. But my point is, looking around in this country, slim and medium-sized women have the higher number in attractiveness. |
Stupedinluv:They're just being hateful. When they hear "thick" they immediately think Toolz body type. I see more shapeless thick women in this country than slim/medium-sized women. Fat and big belly hides everything except the woman is lucky enough to be extra busty and/or with a wider hip bone thus giving them a noticeable amount of curves. |
DRISKLEF:Do you live on earth? "Slim" doesn't mean no boobies and big booty. There are loads of overweight women with no asset. |
Wizkid dissed Lagos big girl, Linda Ikeji. While Skales dissed a random fan. LEVELS DEY O! |
Vinshu:Lol you need to chill. I'm not talking about forgiveness or judgment. Are you saying if I choose not to share my life with like a past prostitute, it automatically makes me an unforgiving person? I can forgive her but not marry her, I can marry her but not forgive her. Two different things. I have friends and relatives with a dirty past, even dirty present. I still love them. But marriage is a different ballgame. It's the person I wanna spend my life with and will be THE MOTHER OF MY CHILDREN. Stop playing devils advocate. You know what I'm saying. |
halfricanadian:Good, hope you stay that way. |
Thiwalade:I'm waiting for them. |
andromida:I completely get where you're coming from...but you only live once. It's really up to a person not me but I have seen it time and time again, especially you women, wishing they had known. Look at Teebillz for instance. If you were Tiwa, after divorcing Teebillz, would you marry another drug abuser again and be like "he can change"? You would choose someone with a good record who is worth risking it for this time. So, I'm basically saying, why not choose someone with a good record from the start? That's what this thread is about. Let's be wise because marriage itself is a huge risk. |
Kentura:Exactly, bro. That's my post put in a sentence, "some things never change". |
Vinshu:Weren't they thinking of their future when they did the sheet they did? And I'm not just talking about change, I'm talking about the retribution of their past an innocent person doesn't have to partake in. Marry a serial killer if you wish, just sharing advice. |
lalasticlala:lalasticlala my latest post is super o. Don't dull o. Lol |
Rapmoney:It took yeeeears to get to the promise land. Be patient. |
Bored at home because of "strike" and I feel like posting. Lego! I constantly hear people say "the past is the past" concerning relationships. For me it's an almighty NO. I think a person's past basically says a lot about the person because it's the only concrete evidence and measure of what he/she is capable of doing in the future. Are you gonna tell me someone who as been a certain way and done certain things will make a complete 100% change and would never be capable of doing those things? C'mon, let's be realistic and stop making fairy-tale choices. Haven't you wondered why them old folks are very very sensitive about the background of bae? Because they've lived long enough to know "the past is the past" is BS. Yes, very few people completely change but they are the exceptions rather than the rule. I don't care about that one person you know. You meet a previous flawed person who has "changed" his or her ways and you fall for the person. You found out about the horrible things they did (NOT done to them) but you're now telling yourself "love is blind", "He/she is the only person in the world for me" "ITS IN THE PAST!". Why do you have to put your own future at risk because of the relatively little time you knew the person? Except you were horrible in the past too and you want to be horrible together, why play Russian roulette with future? If you find out these secrets before marriage, I see it as a blessing from God to alter your destiny. Some people will still come here on Nairaland and be crying for futile advices, "should I still marry him/her?". *Smh* Example: Your fiancee was formerly known as Ice cream man because he moved around the streets of Lagos sleeping with every woman that wanted to taste his Fan Choco. Who told you he won't be tempted and go back to having his Fan Choco sucked and squeezed to the last drop? Who told you he hasn't impregnated some women that will bring long-term burden to both you're lives? Same goes for the Ice-cream women, drug addicts, fraudsters (e.g. 419s, yahoo-yahoo boys), sexual abusers, woman-beaters, professional gold-diggers, alcoholics, serial aborters, witches etc. Is the probable burden gonna be worth it? I don't know about y'all but I've been through A LOT in the past, yet I decided to live a good life with no regrets and avoidable retributions. So why should I settle for my opposite? If I'm fortunate to find very nasty things about bae, I'll forgive her, wish her well...AND RUN FOR MY LIFE! Remember, its my personal opinion. Happy Strike Holiday. |
Only God can save you.


