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HotNaijaBabe: From the little you have said..Your man moves at his own pace. It doesn't matter if u want to get married tomorrow, u just have to keep to his pace or let go. The point is, being a woman, u may want to speed things up a lil, but your man would drag his feet until he's comfy enough to move on to the next stage..I know his type, whatever u say, however loud you scream, he won't budge...(I usually see this as being selfish).
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ogugua88: [size=13pt]It is clear that feminists of the 20th century and feminists of today are a different species. I, too, can vote, can work amongst men, get paid the same as men, can drive, etc. A fight still remains, but it has changed.

Let me start off by saying two things:

1. I agree with most, if not everything that was written.
2. I'm not a feminist.

Now, about this fight, or fuss as you said. Women's issues took hold of the 2012 elections here in the US, which was shocking to me. I thought that ship had sailed, only for it to be front and center once again. The issue stems from stereotypes, but the reason why feminism is alive once again is because some of the people who hold these stereotypes are powerful people (mostly men), who happen to be lawmakers and/or influential ($$$$).

Some politicians believe a woman's reproductive system shuts down when it's being molested, so conception is impossible. Some politicians have tried to redefine the term "rape". Some politicians blame women who don't close their legs for high pre-marital sex/birth rates, as if it doesn't take two to tango. Some have targeted women's reproductive health clinics, such as Planned Parenthood, in hopes of eliminating state and federal funding to the organization that is the nation's largest reproductive health provider. Women who are pro-birth control have been labeled sluts and prostitutes by politicians and others with influence. Some states in the US, most recently North Dakota, have closed the window for a woman to have an abortion to as low as six weeks, when most women don't even know they're pregnant until well after six weeks.

When I was hearing one foolish comment after another by men who hold seats in Washington, I definitely had a rethink. I definitely started putting things in perspective as it certainly pertains to me, especially as an African American, who is already stereotyped as a baby-mama or illiterate.

I'm glad you said "a woman should have choices". Luckily, I live somewhere that is relatively free and allows me to make my own decisions. A lot of women in various states, as well as various parts of the world, don't have that freedom. In 2013, it's unfair that old men in Washington are trying to dictate what women can and can't do with their bodies.

Men and women have their fair shares of issues. I don't think anyone can successfully dispute that. It's just that when women's rights and issues are being questioned yet again, you begin to wonder if people learned anything from the various movements in the 20th century.

Again, I'm not a feminist, but I won't turn my back on their movement, and this is one of the biggest reasons why. I'm sure there are various types of women fighting for various causes, especially in the Middle East. I don't like blanket terms or phrases though. I formulate opinions on a case-to-case basis, which is why I won't call myself pro-feminism or anti-feminism.[/size]

brokoto: comprehension mate, comprehension. Its not enough to just know how to read o. Lol.

esere826: Analysing Paul's relationship


I suspect that Paul's first toastee was his equal in terms of class, age bracket and positioning
I also suspect that she was at that point in his life better financially positioned than him

The tendency would then be for her to look UP for love, and manage SIDEWAYS relationships
Paul must have at that time fluctuated between SIDEWAYS and DOWN on her power scale
thereby making him unattractive to her
especially if she was ready for marriage; and/or had other 'potential' suitors; and/or had family pressures etc
On Pauls own power scale, the first toastee must have fluctuated in his SIDEWAYS and UP range
(the man too like better thing)

esere826: .......Pastor paul continued

In his dejected state, and out of work etc, he ran into Ify who was still in university
and began a courtship with her that led to marriage.

He talks about how many times, there would be no food at home, and they would use kerosene stove to cook etc
He was very appreciative of his beautiful wife for sticking by him and asked his congregation to believe in dreams

His congregation bursted out in Hallelujah's
I could see the nod of 'shei I tell u' from the guys
while u cld see the gals trying hard to swallow this great call to faith


Me, I sat back relaxed and unemotional, and started dissecting and making sense of the story I just heard


.... I'll use my model in the case study analysis next

teeo: So sad.. But it beats my imagination that a young man who has a bright future as a graduate would allow the temporary situation around him force him to take a permanent action.

When people complain about being unemployed, the first thing i ask is what steps have you taken? How many companies have u applied for as just a free intern. Every graduate wants to end up in chevron even though they dont know how to use a photocopier. People should wake up abeg, the boardroom is way different from the classroom.

So sad that that guy wld rot in hell.

Raimond: All the churches in the world can decide to be giving all their financial proceeds to the poor,....THERE WILL STILL BE POOR PEOPLE EVEN JESUS SAID IT!