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Masikay:Prophesying is not an office. Offices - in as much as they still exist, and that's a whole different discussion - are occupied by men. The office of pastor is reserved for men. Preaching the gospel is not the same as taking authority or teaching mature Christian men. Failures on the part of men may mean a woman has to act, but that is not Gods perfect will, or else he would give his approval to single-motherhood .TV |
Masikay:...is prophesy leading or taking authority over men? TV |
Masikay:Authority, not superiority. Perhaps "seniority" would be better. If a woman is senior to a man in their place of work or professionally, or has authority over him in those realms, no problem. TV |
Masikay:Yes she has. The bible is clear, women are not to take authority over, or teach mature adult men in a church setting. And shouldn't at home either. TV |
pcguru1:Gird yourself ![]() TV |
pcguru1:It absolutely happens and can be a very hard fix. But it's certainly fixable. I think the key is to get it right going in. Then it won't be as likely to happen, not be as bad if it does, and be more readily fixable. Dude, may I ask, are you married? TV |
...hmmm. Where was I. Well I've grown up in those 3 years .Rich and poor countries are not at absolute ends of the spectrum. I would imagine that most celebs in Nigeria earn and live a more comfortable life than I do. Although I think I barely make middle class. Lower middle class sef ![]() Food is a good measure, but only one. In most countries I'd say housing was the koko. The following though; well-off countries have a productive economy, a government that is responsive to the citizens, a capable bureaucracy, and the rule of law.Without this, nothing else can really happen. No (not enough) security, no (critical mass), infrastructure, no (well functioning) institutions, no (readily & steadily available) utilities, no (quality) educational or healthcare delivery. No (thing). I don't believe that mass importation of unskilled workers to developed nations will work. At least not in numbers that would make a meaningful difference. First the indigenous poor/low skilled would hate it. It would disenfranchise them economically to a great degree. Not to mention possible social tumult. It's one of the reasons for the Trumprising. It may actually work better to import lots of semi to highly skilled workers to developing nations. They would hopefully bring change and innovation. Not least because they would be used to, and demand good order and due process. But would the entrenched corruption allow itself to be broken and give way? Maybe I'm too much of a pessimist regards the state of men . Liked his 4 point thesis, but not his solutions. If those 4 could be tackled and al the no's become yesses. But to be honest, whatever level of development, if the people are righteous, they will prosper. I see much of the prosperity of the West as due to legacy righteousness. I see decay and a falling away. I think many here feel it, but can't figure out why, hence things like Brexit and Trump. But these things will not save them either. It's just the flip side of the same coin. TV |
pcguru1: pcguru1:..and simply fixing the sexlessness - unless it is by mutual consent - at the root is not an option? At some point - if they live long enough - all marriages become sexless no? TV |
oieda:Can one who claims to follow a religion without being convinced of it's tenets be anything ore than a mere dilettante? To me, a faith this is not fully embraced in part or in whole should be discarded in whole. If you say you are and you don't believe, then you are not. Marriage is for life, till death do part - and there is no divorce for a consummated marriage - or re-marriage while a first spouse is still alive. TV |
Bukatyne you won't greet me before you rain queries on my head ![]() bukatyne:I do not believe OP is and I certainly do not. However, best clarify with OP. Who by the way has agreed with my original rejoinder. bukatyne:Cultures - not necessarily religion - supported polygyny for many reasons. High mortality, family labour, yes, even prestige, and even the libido differential between men and women. Even then, numbers alone (approx. 106 men to 100 women) meant that not all men could have many wives, and it was men at the lower end who would be the biggest losers, having no-one. Typically lower status, they would be doomed to live short-brutish, servile lives. Beatings happened, but I don't know of a culture that upheld it as normal & desirable. I would imagine in most, it was actionable by the women. bukatyne:And that is what Feminism and progressive liberal ideology seeks to do. The biggest two are the removal of biological reality and the casting off of moral restraint. bukatyne:I only mentioned "higher responsibilities", which covers all nature of forms of male/female relationships. Do girlfriends customarily support their boyfriends financially . bukatyne:In terms of achievements, accomplishment, being established, education, social level, and of course finances. Where money is not such a driver, other more cosmetic things may come into play. bukatyne:Yes. Yes I am. It's evidenced even here on NL. More than an unfaithful man, perhaps even more than an abusive man, women reserve the most opprobrium and anger for "irresponsible men" - not taking ownership & responsibility for the welfare of their families. Are you seriously saying you cannot see that? bukatyne:Building a home in that sense is more about giving your husband the support he needs to carry out his role. Not being un-submissive or antagonistic, or dragging headship. It's not about turning sole provider, or even major provider. I appreciate economic dynamics and some individual situation may change things, but a man should always be responsible in this regard. Whilst it should never be more than optional/situational for women. bukatyne:Women typically go for dominant, leadership type traits. Evidence of ambition, drive and success. It's even noted physically in the typical desire for "taller men" like. Note conversely that for most men the main - and sometimes the only - driver - is physical attractiveness. Followed by femininity, nurture. Many guys don't get why the girls are attracted to the loud, flashily dressed guys in their circles, when they know them to be lousy. But women are viscerally drawn by sight as well, just not so much to physical appearance, but appearance of status. It's why women are always confused as to why their accomplishments don't impress men. Or deem them scared of successful women. Men typically are not checking for that. It's more of a selling point when things are hard or the man is impecunious to a degree. But all things being equal, highly accomplished but unattractive women, will always be behind beautiful and/or young women. bukatyne:Probably discernible from what I've already posted in response bukatyne:This is about men and women. Their differentials, specialties, the overlap, but how they work best together on the whole, even if there are variations for individual couples. TV |
...by all means muse away. In a sense, that's what we all do up in here. BoboYekini chose red The emphasis I believe is not on the genus of wood, but on the dryness. Men desire succulent fruit, not timber. And it wasn't a reprimand, or disapproval as such, but a cold, hard, naked (unemotional), piece of advice, based on male female, dynamics and the specifics the OP mentioned. Muse, digress, ramble and modify all you like. It sure beats the mostly "canned" stuff that seems to prevail here. TV |
...a frontal assault that made my eyes water and a rear end that simply demanded serious time and exploration. Still dabbing my eyes and delighting in my exploration...discovered some things about character and disposition along the way ...I'm a man na wetin .TV |
With a few slight modifications – which are mostly semantic –I can’t say I see very much wrong with the OP. I stand to be corrected, but I don’t see that OP is saying men are of more worth, or value than women, or even children. What is being said is that in bearing burdens and taking ownership, the greater responsibility and hence authority rests on men. This history of mankind has not simply been one long uninterrupted timeline of “men oppressing women”, it has been an accord between them– even if imperfect – based with their complimentary differences in mind. And if it evolves over time, it cannot do so beneficially, if we attempt to do so by ignoring, or trying to override as “constructs”, the hard wired and different, but complimentary natures. This is clearly borne out by the dynamics of the interaction between the sexes. And first and foremost, and without gainsaying, women are the ones who most stridently push for, and would suffer most, if men despised this mantle. Most especially in the interpersonal relationships (most notably marriage) between them. Women want men of higher status, men they can look up to and feel secure with. The push for equality serves to masculinise women and feminise men. Women don’t want men who they don’t perceive as “superior” in status, either in a relative or absolute sense. Women find it hard to respect – and hence maintain attraction for – men that they see as “equal” or slightly lower in status. Fact. Women don’t want the men that equality produces. Duh! Likewise. Women taking on overly masculine traits is typically a turn-off for most men. Equality in the terms it is being presented is a lose, lose. Indeed, it’s a lose-lose-lose, as our children will also suffer, not just us. Under the guise of "equality", most are seeking to wrest away the authority, without sharing the burden. Not that it would work for the best even if they did. Any woman here that is with a man of equal or slightly inferior status to her should let us know. Along with those who bear the burden equally and in the same way with their men. TV |
ColinAdua:But you have to be open-minded enough to understand and accept that some people may feel exactly the same way about marriage and being attached. Man is after all, a creature made for pair-bonding. ColinAdua:That excuse is shallow and hypocritical, as your whole point has been about people doing what they freely choose - regardless of societal dictates. And here you are, claiming you besmirched marriage and married men because you were made to do so? . You were not pushed into anything. Your very nature made you respond in that fashion.ColinAdua:Denigrating marriage and married men is not biblical ![]() ColinAdua:Like I said; they didn't emanate from you, neither are they to impress, or oppress you. ColinAdua:Have a great day ahead. Regards TV |
jokepearl:...the concrete floor was what I found problematic, not the barefeet ![]() TV |
oieda:How can one separate "personal belief" from sincerely held "religious belief"? For me they are one, so I'll pass. TV |
5minsmadness:Oh dear, guess I'm guilty as charged . Unless of course charcoal complexioned me counts as an oyinbo? ![]() The boy get to much energy and can barely sit still. The weekly class is helping him focus and learn to be disciplined. I won't let him spar with these ogbologbo looking Naija Karetekas sha - see as dem dey train barefoot for concrete floor TV ...@OP, "age appropriate", not "underage". |
ColinAdua:Colin, good morning to you sir. Let everyone make their own scriptural permissible choices with understanding and acceptance of the consequences. If one knowingly chooses and accepts marriage fine, if singleness, then equally fine. You do well to champion people choosing what's best for them and charting their own course in life once mature and of age, however, there is no need to denigrate others for their choices. I am yet to be convinced that you chose singleness for the right reasons. Having said that. It's your choice to make and we all bear the consequences of our choices. You can't trample on my values, they did not emanate from you. Have a good day. Go in peace. TV |
ColinAdua:Why the about turn ? Don't develop a split personality on me. But no gainsaying, my family are fine - even if I say so myself . And don't think I missed that "trophy" comment ![]() ColinAdua:You are right about that. What is puzzling, and being challenged, is why you declare the choice of others as inferior. Or feel that people that knowingly embrace what you rejected are wrong? Or others as inferior for making their own choices that differ to yours? If you reject it as not for you, fine. If you knowingly accept it as for you, fine. If you unknowingly accept it or reject it, and then regret, therein lies a problem. ColinAdua:Read with comprehension. No one accused you of trying to break a union. I likened you to the divorcees who champion divorce up and down by advising others do likewise, so they, divorcees, increase in number, and it becomes normal. You are denigrating marriage and married men. It would be better if you extolled the virtues of singleness and left marriage alone. Your denigrating marriage, married men, women, children and all the particulars, makes it sound like it's trauma that drove you to singleness and not the qualities of singleness in and of itself. Comprendé? ColinAdua:And I stand and testify the same for marriage. Which is the whole point and difference. I don;t denigrate single and/or celibates. Even if I feel their reasons for opting for singleness are questionable. ColinAdua:For a eunuch, does it actually matter Have a good week ahead. TV |
Dking99:"You are in a fix?" Why won't you be, when you are wussiness personified. A man playing victim? How tragic. You even manage to make "living with me and carrying my son", sound like something that happened whilst you were under general anaesthetic .You used the word "surreptitious - one I like - but how does one surreptitiously make others endeared to them? What you are doing is shifting responsibility, and using euphemism to label her scheming and manipulative. She did this in conjunction with your parents right? I wonder about the "lovely friend" you broke up with. She probably dodged a bullet. Hope she realises that. You were never truly committed to her. You brought her up to reinforce your own victim-hood, as opposed to express true remorse for breaking up with her. You weakling. A man doesn't just "go with the flow", he takes charge and "changes the course", even if it's only of his own life. For crying out loud. And personal happiness that's all about you and your feelings is overrated, if not potentially destructive.. A man takes his place, does his duty, sacrificially if need be. That's what should be the source of his joy. "Wriggle out". Such juvenile wording and immature thinking. You don't wiggle kan, kan. You face your responsibility - whatever you decide to do - to the unborn child and mother. Start by taking charge and putting others first. I champion men, not mannequins. Masculinity not it's masquerades .TV |
anitank, hello. In all you have been well advised on this thread. I think it may help to expound a little. The best piece of advise you received is to "cast your net further". I actually think it's one of a few core pieces your situation requires. You seemed to struggle to comprehend how to do so, with your comment about "juggling more than 2". Simple, you cut them both loose. Yes, that's right, neither of them at this point meet your specifications for marriage. As such if you proceed with either, you are potentially storing up heartache for yourself. It is likely to end in a union that is fragile and likely to break, or one in which you'll struggle to be happy, or have to live with the sense that you could have done better, but settled. You shouldn't need to juggle. Queue potential suitors. What you should do, is set your high mark and spend initial interaction understanding if any potential suitor meets them. If they do not, "CTL" immediately. Otherwise - and as you are doing now - you are bouncing between unsuitables, are getting used to a "lower quality" (by your own reckoning) man, may potentially marry wrong, and even if you don't commit, you are wasting time while a suitable may pass you by. Now the second thing I'll touch on - being in a sense more important and a precursor - is you. Yes you. In a way, and putting this as politely as I can, you are not ready to marry. Desirous yes, ready, no. You need to develop a real understanding of what marriage entails, the core qualities desirable in a spouse, those things that are "nice to haves", things to be overlooked, or considered irrelevant. It's quite clear you are not there yet. Consider the young man. Do you know that the realisation of the burdens and expectations or marriage can even make a man who is mature and capable panic when they face them starkly? In fact, cutting him loose, will more likely make him consider his commitment and if he wants to make that step up. If he doesn't, it's better you find out now, then push things to marriage and find out after the fact. This is also why you need to step up, so that you can clearly articulate those expectations to him now, not when it's a done deal. A man who behaves immaturely and acts like a juvenile (extensive video gaming and social media, when it's not for a living) may well step up when it hits him, but the opposite is much more likely. Beware. If I were forced to choose (and note my opening), I'd go for the older guy. But you are at present somewhat unappreciative of the qualities he brings. That could lead to discontent and a feeling you could have done better. Again it's telling that you claim to be attracted to someone who is immature, yet you simultaneously call him nice? Mature attraction is based on quality of character, not "niceness" of person. And one cannot be immature and nice in any meaningful way in a marriage relationship. Unless you are basing that niceness on the "nice to haves" I mentioned. So to sum; 1. First and forenost, work on yourself - grow up, learn to seek out, appreciate and love the qualities required for the long haul. Not easy, but so beneficial. An almost entire change of mindset may be required. Evolve what you are after, but set a very high mark. Don't doubt yourself or consider settling for anyone not "ball park" 2. Cast your net wider - meet as many as possible, cut to the chase in discerning if they are right for you without coming across as desperate. You can juggle a number if you are merely meeting and acquainting. Ergo, don't throw yourself into relationships head first. That confuses and serves only to tie you down. Tread softly and CTL as soon as you realise there is a deal-braker, or he does not meet your lower (but high ) threshold. All the very best. TV |
ColinAdua:My daughter is in Nursery. My son started school in September. Having said that, he is one of only 2, if not the only one, that can properly read and write in his class. And he is sent to the year above for literacy class as a result of how advanced he is. Mapped against his development, my daughter is slightly ahead at this point. Not bragging, just the facts. And by the way, they both love of gospel music like wetin happen. Come and see; the ones indeed in whom the Spirit of God is. Genesis 41:38 . I am obviously proud, but all glory...You see beauty in HD - plus she is so humble - and you are foaming . If my wife is ugly and my kids plain, does that prevent you marrying a stunner and having beautiful kids of your own? We can even find you one oyinbo, so that you can have the"mulatto" kids that "move" you ![]() A man tells you he is blessed in his marriage and happy with his family, and you are busy parsing his situation through your jaundiced perspective and lens of bitterness - all to convince yourself, your selfish, cowardly decision is the right one. I said, you are like some of our resident divorcees - they try and get as many as possible to break their own, or the unions of others, to make it seem good and normal. And singleness is good and beneficial for the minority that opt for it for the right reasons - yours are all wrong, and your efforts to justify it by misapplying scripture, or by rubbishing marriage and married men is lame. In my best Chinese accent - "be a man" .Pix loading ![]() TV |
LordReed:Graciás - God is good. Leave Colin. As in; self aarrogated singleness to pursue material things is better than marriage. How shallow, how misguided. Paraphrasing Apostle Paul "Colin has zeal, but not according to knowledge". Somebody needs to deliver this brother from himself. At least the ladies are safe for now .TV ...shaybebaby, why are you creeping around. And creeping me out . Show yourself. How is little man? Trauma don pass? |
ColinAdua:Why are you decieving yourself na ![]() You judge my children based on your subjective appraisal of their looks - yet you are happy to proclaim that values and ethics are the real measure of a person, and wanting us to judge you based on those - even if self-proclaimed. like I said, Joker ni e ![]() ColinAdua:Again, your arbitrary and subjective - and almost certainly bitterness tainted - appraisal of my children based on "looks". I know they are fearfully and wonderfully made. destined for great things. And beautiful all around .ColinAdua:You come across as little better than the godless I contend with on this forum. Happiness is something one gives, not that one demands. I take back what I said about you being a father - and husband self. Your category is "selfishly-single with a side of bitterness" .ColinAdua:And these are holy and sanctified no ?ColinAdua:As you confuse choice with superiority, and blessings with materillity, selfishness with happiness, so you misunderstand the difference between opinion and fact. Sorry eh .TV ...my bride, my pride...it's not too late for you Colin...you are just 38'ish ![]() |
ColinAdua:Do you ever cease to contradict yourself - you claim to need evidence that they exist, then when I post it you claim I am exposing them. Joker . Wifey pix loadingColinAdua:You also are someones "genetic expression" - lets see how fine you are ![]() One of the things you may never truly experience is the wonder of beauty unfolding in a child. Both my children were born and are being raised in a godly home by parents who love one another. They can't but be beautiful. After being Spirit filled, gifted and blessed. ColinAdua:Not that I personally care, but no one uses the term "mulatto" any more. Do you have an obsession or complex about mixed ethnicity children - to go with the one you have about women . Sounds like a syndrome to me. Seek deliverence .ColinAdua:Very few people truly love kids - most love their own kids. You may never truly appreciate this. And as you have self-control, you'll make a good father ![]() ColinAdua:And you don't have the strength, love or fortitude to bear burdens do you? We don hear ![]() ColinAdua:Proverbs 18:22 He who finds a wife finds what is good and receives ... 1 Corinthians 7:14 For the unbelieving husband has been sanctified ... Malachi 2:15 Has not the LORD made them one? In flesh and spirit ... 1 Thessalonians 4:3 For this is the will of God, even your sanctificat... ColinAdua:Can't post what we don't have can we? Especially is it's what one loves ![]() TV ...before and after pictures of my son, my daughter is 2ce as fine. It's what God sees and does Colin, not your korokoro eyes ![]() |
youngice:Graciás sir. However I am teetotal. A freshly sueezed juice will suffice. On the rocks of course ![]() TV |
LightandDarkness:I laugh,you write as if the formalising of same-sex relationships - by redefining marriage - is not a recent novation. Through time and across cultures, marriage has always been the union of a male and female. And it's bare-faced deceit to claim that marriage is merely to acknowledge interpersonal sexual relationships. 1.Please explain why society needs to formally recognise and accord "sexual relationships benefits/protections? LightandDarkness:Stop using nebulous and/or misleading statements. No one claimed same-sex relationships have not been extant for ages. Just that they have never been recognised as marriage - even where they have existed alongside marriage. There have been the odd anomalies or attempts, but it has never been instituted by societal demand or sustained over time. Only re-inforcing the real definition, nature and purpose of marriage - a male and female union. LightandDarkness:Animals have many behaviours inter-alia killing partners after mating, infanticide, cannibalism. Are these all pointers for humans ? If a dysfuntion occurs across species, does that make it any less a dysfuntion? Or something to be normalised since it is commonly present?Did you actually read the link you posted? Thus, a homosexual orientation, if one can speak of such thing in animals, seems to be a rarity. The motivations for and implications of these behaviors have yet to be fully understood, since most species have yet to be fully studied. The term homosexual was coined by Karl-Maria Kertbeny in 1868 to describe same-sex sexual attraction and sexual behavior in humans. Its use in animal studies has been controversial for two main reasons: animal sexuality and motivating factors have been and remain poorly understood, and the term has strong cultural implications in western society that are irrelevant for species other than humans. Thus homosexual behavior has been given a number of terms over the years. When describing animals, the term homosexual is preferred over gay, lesbian, and other terms currently in use, as these are seen as even more bound to human homosexuality.Categorising people - or animals - as "homosexual" is at best an error and typically a contrived narrative to legitimise what is nothing more than dysfuntional behaviour. Trying to apply it to animals is even more deceitful, as your link shows, the motivations and impluses are barely unsderstood. Again, point me to the gay buffalo sweathouse, or the same-sex hyena practice of hoofing. No one and nothing is "homosexual". LightandDarkness:Yes, it is an argument against single-parenting, but it is even more of an argument for opposite sex parenting - which you try to disguise by referring to "2 parents". So tell us, would 3 parents not be better? And what of 4...ad-infinitum? Males and females bring unique input by way of strengths, skills, stimuli, response, instincts and a host of other things to raising children. And not least their asymmetric complimentartty LightandDarkness:You really need me to spell out the anatomical and psychological pathologies of "homosexual" activity? From the gay bowel syndrome, to heightened domestic violence, to the inability to commit long-term, to increased use of drugs and alcohol, to suicidal ideation etc. etc. ![]() LightandDarkness:You can term whatever activity you wish as "sex". Conjugal sex, coital sex, generative sex is the preserve of opposite sex couples. "Homosexual" masturbation - which is all it can ever be - does not lead to the same outcomes, and demands no warrant for formalisation. LightandDarkness:I never said the primary reason for marriage is procreation. The primary reason for marriage - as I noted - is for the optimal circumstances to be in situ should a child appear. Hence, marriage is the union of a male and female - by definition. Child-bearing is neither forced, nor mandated. Neither does childlessness - by choice or circumstance - change anything. The definition does not include that requirement, but that's what the purpose is. And that is what has served so well for millenia. "There is no such "right". And it does impose it on all. People are being forced to acknowledge, participate and celebrate such unions regardless of beliefs or conscience. It is being forced into policy, legislation and even into school curricula." LightandDarkness:There is no such thing as a "sexual orientation". It is a practice. Even if it is a preference, it does not demand that other people see it as morsl, healthy, or participate in it's expression. Neither does it have rights to demand we re-engineer society to accommodate it. Sexuality is a function and some people express theirs dysfunctionally. Wrap whatever narrative you like around that, and formulate as many scientific sounding labels and expressions as you can muster. it doesn't change a thing. 2.Why did you not explain or define the terms orientation or gender? Rather taking them as read? LightandDarkness:3. What rights have we ever had for humans that have not applied to those who identify as "homosexuals"? 4. What is it that distinguishes those that identify as "homosexuals" from other humans? LightandDarkness:It's a slippery slope and a discriminatory narrarive. If same sex love is the same and to be treated as opposite sex love, why are other kinds of love not afforded their own set of rights. Why not bestiality, why not paedophilia, why not polyamoury LightandDarkness:Use yours to understand instead of merely stockpiling ideological narratives - mostly darkness thus far ![]() Respond as you choose, if you choose too, but precisely answering the 4 questions in bold may help cut to the chase. TV |
LightandDarkness:False narrative. Marriage was not instituted to formalise "love", whatever the sex of the couple involved. No one has claimed that two people of the same sex cannot love one another (without objectively defining love, or being overly spiritual), but that love, or, a relationship predicated on that love can never be marriage. Marriage is the formal union between a man and a woman. LightandDarkness:"Homosexual behaviour - as you almost rightly term it - does not exist in brute beasts. Nature is not random, or unpredictable. Animals are driven by instinct. And, these cases evidenced as examples of "homosexual behaviour" in animals do not stand scrutiny. They are usually wrongly interpreted normal bachelor behaviours, or due to extreme circumstances or conditions - almost like men turning "gay" in jail. Please show us this buffalo gay bar you spotted on the veldt ![]() LightandDarkness:The data - over thousands of years is in and without gainsaying. A child does best with both biological parents in situ. Men and women bring different and unique value to child-rearing. Individual good luck stories, against the odds examples, or outliers do nothing to change this fact. LightandDarkness:It's dysfunctional and disease inducing at best. It affords society no intrinsic benefits, rather it is deletrious, and should not be normalised as equivalent to opposite sex unions, or of public benefit, or worthy of being formalised. LightandDarkness:Sex is not simply sex. And only opposite sex couples can have conjugal, that is, sex of a generative nature. What "gays" do is at best masturbatory. LightandDarkness:Marriage simply put is the union of a man and a woman. It's reason is that children would be born with both biological parents in situ, which gives them the best chance of developing into well-adjusted adults at least cost to society and risk to themselves. Bad examples and outliers apart. LightandDarkness:As noted, marriage is not to force child-bearing, it's because children are a very possible outcome of a male/female union. Not always, but possible and likely. For same sex couples, it is always an impossibility. These relationships do not meet the definition of, or criteria for marriage. LightandDarkness:There is no such "right". And it does impose it on all. People are being forced to acknowledge, participate and celebrate such unions regardless of beliefs or conscience. It is being forced into policy, legislation and even into school curricula. LightandDarkness:If love is just love, why is any other type of love wrong. Why can some children not desire sex with adults? Why are perverts pushing for lower ages of consent and claiming benefits of "inter-generational sex". Yes, it's a slippery slope. Use your free time wisely ![]() TV |
ColinAdua:Any concern is sorely misplaced as noted. My kids are not being "exposed" to anything, I am merely showing you" their pictures" as you requested. E dey pepper you eh ?ColinAdua:I'm sure there are treatments, other than that there are "faux" woods and laminates that present the same look. Anyway, we have wood - downstairs - 'cos it's the best for messy kids. Carpet upstairs. ColinAdua:Don't struggle to contradict yourself. What you love does not move you? Please explain your passion for material things then. Is that different to love. And I needn't remind you of the Lords words about little ones - He loved them and was moved by them .ColinAdua:Typically when parents "complain", it's "faux" complaining and storytelling. It's more about not being able to talk about anything else. And probably in your case not to make you feel bad about not having your own family. They were being compassionate - even if wrongly so . ColinAdua:All that and a wife and children to ![]() ColinAdua:Absolutely no reason to. On the contrary, one would wonder why anyone would forego the godly and sanctified blessing of a spouse and children - especially so they could pursue material things like iPhone ![]() Wife pix loading ![]() TV ...fell free to post pictures of your motorcars, landed properties, mobile devices, goods and possessions etc. ![]() |
ColinAdua:Their lives are in His hands - but thanks for your concern ![]() I'm not sure what's obtainable, but I'm sure if one has the means, it can be shipped in. Having said that na ordinary wood. ColinAdua:I would love more kids. In fact, the kind of numbers I have in mind would demand polygamy . But I am grateful and content with what God has blessed me with.I can show you mixed race kids among my own family if you like. And as for beauty or any other characteristics, these ones are mine and that trumps all. But you wouldn't understand really would you .TV |
LordReed:Thank you. May God grant the righteous desire of your heart. I was made up when TVjnr came along. I told wifey I would like 4 more just like him. Then my official "side chic" arrived, and now I can't imagine not having a daughter - my daughter. Wifey says we are done - see how she just dey dull my fertility ? Full reproductive rights for men - and indeed we are blessed. There was a time I wasn't sure a wife and kids were in the future for me. Thank God.Colinadua, you can leave now .TV |
ColinAdua:Having a wife does not preclude having a house - and vice-versa. Indeed, having one means you'll most likely get or need the other . As for kids, yes, it is hard work, but it's a joy. Sure it's costly, but it's a blessing beyond measure.Reedy, I think this has been thoroughly parsed. Na to spam with pictures remain .TV |
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