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Family › Re: Playful Relationships : Yes Or No? by TV01(m):
CoCoLav:
Women actually give themselves nicknames. My friends first words on the phone are always chicken legs or fat head

Another starts with Ode
I'm sure there are instances. I still think it's mostly a male thing. Women tend to use generic and affectionate names like "babe", "hun". Even on NL how many female monikers are not "pretty, diva, fab, luscious, babe, coco something or other"? and for long-term intimate relationships I think that actually works best. My take is that men take more readily to "derogatory familiarity", that's being suggested here.

I'm all for teasing and even joshing, just done with lot's of affection, fun and sensitivity.


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Family › Re: Tired Bachelor Looking For Purposeful Friendship by TV01(m):
@ShineyDome grin

You have every right to define exactly what you want in a wife, To do otherwise is actually irresponsible, and at best careless. I would advise predicating your list on a strong faith - conduct yourself righteously, pray, speak to The Lord about it keep your eyes peeled. Do not abdicate your responsibility to any MOG/WOG.

Key is non-negotiables, i.e. marrying outside the faith. I believe over time God will mould you, reconsider some of your criteria, reset some of your attitudes, and bring you to a place of accepting someone who is right for you. And although she may not match your list exactly at last, she will be the one.

I also wanted a "non-choir member, firebrand prayer warrior" grin, but my wife was more a traditional Anglican. But it means we are not embroiled in church drama, socialise only in "church people society", or that I have a wife whose main refrain is "my pastor says". A blessed relief tome.

Sometimes we don't always know whats best at outset, even though we desire it. But God leads and the fruit is in the eating. And please expect some work - for you both - when it comes together. Marriage is a crucible of sorts, and a ministry. One purpose it serves is to actually grow you.

All the very best in your sincerity - you have brought your hopes here, may they be fulfilled to the glory of God, with testimony also here.


TV

...ps - baldman,I hope you don't come across as tired...it won't help...be of confident bearing


I found this post so meaningful in relation to OP, I'm 5* starring it. Really good piece. Thank you.

yetseyi:
Baldman, may you find what you seek.

https://www.nairaland.com/2988873/single-want-start-solid-christian

The link above was opened too by one Christian guy, you can go through it and join their group you may find your specs.

You will surely find what you are looking for although it may not be total package you expect. You didn't put your genotype which I think a lot of people will consider before even contacting you at all, kindly edit your post to include genotype.




Yeah its very possible, I know people personally even above that age and its even male and female. Even those that are engaged gan at age 31 male 27 for female within that range.

Why do people think virgins are hard to find, they are everywhere now haba, you just need to walk with the right people and you will be shocked, just because there's moral decadence doesn't mean everybody is having sex.



Honestly, I don't see what's wrong with the list, since you are born again you should also pray.
Family › Re: Playful Relationships : Yes Or No? by TV01(m):
Playful relationships? Yes, absolutely yes!

But using derogatory or abusive language does not necessarily equate to playful. Early on I told my wife I thought it was a bad idea - as a matter of policy grin!

I think it's easy for the use of such words to become embedded - without ever meaning to. I also think they can be dropped at inappropriate times - totally unintentionally - that may cause hurt.

I also think a man is more likely to drop one unthinkingly, and a woman is more likely to take one at face value, when no hurt was intended. Long/short, I believe women are a tad more sensitive. I know I've said things that "touched" without meaning to, how much more with words specifically designed to hurt?

Funny enough, this type of "dissing banter" is more characteristic of males. Notice how women don't give themselves nicknames, and men do, usually derogatory/funny ones like jughead etc?

I know it's each couple to their own, but I think it helps to accord your spouse that honour and lends an air of "special", no to pedestalise one another though.. I have pledged in my heart never to use foul language, raise my voice or my hand to my wife. So far, so good...but women, they can test you eh! cheesy


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Family › Re: 16 Pictures Of African Dads At Weddings That Will Make You Delighted by TV01(m):
...see what I am bringing 0, fine girl. Where is this yeye boy?? grin


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 6:57pm On Aug 23, 2016
Seahawk:
Barely 3 months? Dude pls. Been here longer than you. Currently serving a ban. Keep going and you'll get a hang of who it is. Can't state it boldly so I don't get banned on this one too. Those politics MODs have zero chills.

Yea but you do that tv01. You do. And it's not Christ-like. You can be condescending even before your opponent insults you. And one would think that since you're the ambassador of Christ on this section, you wouldn't retaliate in kind let alone be the aggressor.

If it's all in good fun like I'm sensing this exchange is, then it's cool but at more serious times, you've derided persons and made mockery of their situation as single moms. So don't say you haven't.


Next time add shaved coconut bits to your porridge. You'll thank me.
...identify yourself or provide examples. Otherwise I can't really take you seriously, and only infer that you are running interference for the protagonists here. Thanks for the tip, but I can't rightly see what coconut bits would add atop coconut milk.

I don't spare blasphemers, but see how politely I ask people to find their way cheesy


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 3:11pm On Aug 23, 2016
kaboninc:
Is that TV?
...if you ask TV, who should know, or any other reasonable person, yes it is. But ask the cackling pack and they may claim it's an anorexic chicken wearing a thong, at a cheap resort in a "shitty" part of Turkey grin.

Timbuktuo:
Repent from what exactly? Repent from stating a general truth? Just because people are hurt by stating facts does not negate said facts, and certainly doesn't mean said facts shouldnt be stated.
Another one running interference for the pack. Polymonikering for cover...SM and or ole foe who still has difficulty sitting comfortably grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m):
Seahawk:
@highlighted, yes you have. Many times.

Unless you're saying you repent henceforth.
I always discuss policy, not people. I do not single out individuals and am always willing to discuss. If I am attacked as a result of my position, I will certainly throw punches back - boxer cool.

Please show me - and during your barely 3 months on NL where I have done as you claimed.

Hyaenidae pack, breakfast is ready for you when you return from your early morning shift work - aka "gburu" grin.


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...jumbo porridge oats in coconut milk, with raisins, banana and honey. All ingredients organic where available.

Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m):
5minsmadness:
Undeniably mature.
Both sides should sheath their swords.
May seem that way at first glance, but in context and set against the narrative, it's a bare-faced attempt to shield her mentor. My ish here is families. Strong healthy families. I am not shy to say intact marriages & biological children is optimal for society.

I am, as a matter of principle - and amongst other things - against willful single motherhood & divorce, along with the allied evils of covenant breaking, home wrecking, and husband snatching. I have always spoken in general terms, I have not said SM should not be supported if need be, or the other sins cannot be forgiven, nor have I singled out any individual.

However, Crybaby and Mindlessness take offence that I don't validate and celebrate their lifestyle choices and refute their efforts to sell them as good/holy. Hence they want me arrested and silenced grin. It's not going to happen cool.

Especially if the best they can do is obsess over my pee-pee and form a picture sharing club for my photos tongue.

MizMyColi:
The moment we feel a need to highly defend an entity or human, it is a sign of insecurity.....no matter how minute, deep-seated and masked.
You always "over-try" to sound spiritually deep wink. Your ideology, or perhaps your grasp of it is flawed. I wasn't defending her, I was showing her off. It wasn't insecurity, it was simply overweening pride and smugness cool. Men/people who are insecure about their wives/spouses hide them. My Gem, my trophy...Ma.Ma kiss...Charge me with the right crimes please grin


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 11:02pm On Aug 22, 2016
bennyrazz:
TV01, when a man goes to the river to bathe and in the process of bathing inside the water a mad man comes out from nowhere and pick the clothes of the bathing man on the floor, will the man bathing in the river run after the mad man that picked his clothes? the obvious answer should be yes because if the man runs after the mad man, when people see them, they will call them two mad people because one person is naked.

You should already know the antics of some women in this section.

Some of them are suffering from perimenopause, that's why they act the way they do. It is for you to discern and know who to reply and who not to reply. Cheers
I hear you sir. Just letting their poison spread and their lies take hold is dangerous. I will lay this to rest soon and resume my main ministry grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m):
shaybebaby:
just because you walked past the sign is not proof you stayed IN it. lol grin
Weave lies around your own pathetic existence, weave lies around the lives of those who don't validate your poor lifestyle choices and specialise in modelling primark knockdowns - in bad weaves grin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primark

shaybebaby:
When he mentioned his holiday destinations, I knew the geezer was not British like he claimed.
Jamaica, Gambia, turkey. All visa free for nigerian passport holders grin

And yeah, I worked in travel, turkey was where we sent people on a budget, out of the euro zone with their lira. Even at that, I want to know where in turkey he stayed because from the name, I'll know if it's shittier parts. grin

*modified, you need for turkey and Jamaica.
...apart from catering...and like dish-washing catering 0, not even waitressing - is there a lower paying industry? grin grin grin grin grin
Single mums and poverty, are like, well, like single mums and lies grin grin grin grin http://www.reed.co.uk/average-salary.

You will know decoding cheesy. Where are the rest of your pack cool

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...recanting and modifying...until I show you my passport abi grin.
Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m):
shaybebaby:
Well that would be because he went to Dalaman, the shittiest area or Marmaris.

He can't afford Side, where the lagoon is, Antalya nor Belek with their lush resorts. grin

He did manage a trip to Dunns river falls in Jamaica though ( the pic at the waterfall with that white bird in it).

See what I mean that I can decode where he is at in life not by what he says but from the clues in his write-ups. cool
I just have to live my wonderful life to put into perspective how wretched yours is...and generate more "in yo head" lies grin

Google the resort. No wait, I'll do it for you cheesy - https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g297962-d557049-Reviews-s1-Barut_Lara-Antalya_Turkish_Mediterranean_Coast.html - look carefully, you may find our review cool

You, decode my life? Straggly haired moose. My life is an open book grin. Oya, form another lie. grin


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 6:36pm On Aug 22, 2016
shaybebaby:
grin grin
It was fun, who knows.. The man might come back to post more pictures.
...the whole weekend discussing another mans genitals, presumably you discussed them with your-ex like you did my fundamentgrin grin grin grin

In my boxing days, when I had a big fight coming up, I'd focus on it for days, running things through in my head. I know that kind of fixation tends to lead to dreams in the night... lipsrsealed

Lovely time yesterday. Was in your neck of the woods actually - Olympic park with family friends and children. You were obviously busy here with the other protagonists grin. Have any respectably married women (or men) joined your cause, or is it the same pack of hyaenidae cheesy

Off to the gym, will be back shortly to factually and evidentially debunk your lies - pretty much every post. You have more than proved the OP;

Single mothers lie. And they LIE ALL THE TIME. They lie to men about their age, their height, their weight, how many kids they have, the job they do. On top of the lies they tell to others They lie to themselves. They lie about about how beautiful they are. They lie telling themselves they’re still a catch. They lie telling themselves they still have a chance with a good man. They lie telling themselves that their lives will be happily ever after one day. The horrible truth is without those lies most of those single mothers would realize how pathetic their lives are.
I will also be posting pix cool

Meal for champions. 10'000 metre row, followed by 3-egg omelette, sweet potato, black-eye beans and red bream in pepper stew.

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Viewers discretion is advised. My posting does not constitute an invitation to any form of solicitation, and TV will not take responsibility for any ensuing relationship problems, obsessions, day or night time dreams, or any other upheaval. There is no need for a secondary market as all pictures have been previously posted and are availavble on request tongue

Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 11:22pm On Aug 20, 2016
MizMyColi:
You posted pictures of your wife in a bid to assert that she is far better than them
...eerrr she is huh

MizMyColi:
I imagine that Mindy doesn't exactly feel good that she stooped to body shaming or ridiculing you
Duh! You can't body shame a confident man - let alone a super-fit confident man cool

I'll free you because you were complimentary towards my wife wink. Way to late for a detailed response. Crybaby and Mindlessness know their places - left & right grin. Next time if you wish to judge, judge equitably.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 11:15pm On Aug 20, 2016
shaybebaby:
By the way, TV01 marriage advocate, your help is needed on a thread o
I'll summarise;
He cheats
He cannot pay the fees for kids education
He physically abuses her

And the cherry on the cake....

He Bedwets!

So please if we could have your masterful insight detailing the solution to each issue. Grazie tutto! kiss
...don't you think it a little wierd having a conversation about me and asking and answering your own questions, whilst building your own narrative grin. Y'all are like a warm up act cheesy. Oh I forgot - authorised hype-masters. But don't let it get too obsessive, it's starting to feel a little bit creepy cool.

I'm out of advice for tonight. In any event,there's no link you dullard.

But, I'm not out of pix grin...one more going up at 23.30 before I retire. Curator ready grin


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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by TV01(m): 10:56pm On Aug 20, 2016
...continued. And I'll tackle specifics here, and share a little on how I handled this.

RiloKiley:
Having the same issue with my wife. Love her and all but the sex is waaaay below par. Strangely enough, she was an Olympian in bed pre-marriage. I talked and talked, raged and pleaded, did all the house chores I could lay my hands on, dialed up the romance settings and talked some more. All with little improvement.
Almost universally women will advise you to apply this technique, and I'm sure they are very well intentioned, but due to a vested interest and blind spot, they hardly ever see, or understand why this advice can only work in very few instances, or like you've noted yield disappointingly meagre results.

It's typically 1 of 3 broad things; 1. Attraction, 2. Libido, 3. Situational trauma, or possibly a combo. That determines your approach. This sounds like 2/3, and includes things like illness, pregnancy/birth, hormonal changes, increased stress etc. I'm presuming it's not in any way 1. related,based on what you've said.

RiloKiley:
I finally resolved within myself that she was telling the truth when she said one day that after our first kid the urge in her withered. I decided to ignore her and see how long she could go. It wasnt easy .I've studied her and have tabulated her sexual needs at once in six weeks, as in , after six weeks she starts throwing me subtle hints and green light. As for me, I'm a tri-weekly fellow, and I think that's not too much.
I'm happy that you've communicated with, and trust your wife. And also studied her. As I posted in the linked thread, you ultimately have to reach a compromise, and this is where the work and commitment come in.

You may not become a 6 weekly man anytime soon, and it's unlikely that she get's to thrice a week in the near term cheesy. But what you have to do is find ways and possibly a key to help her ramp it up and possibly introduce variation so that you get more frequent release along with the less frequent romps.

I've been there. I made a comment earlier on this thread; note the subscript - https://www.nairaland.com/1582623/boys-night-out-discussions/53#30649405

It was a traumatic birth, the second, and I knew my wife would need time. No problem, I was happy to give her all the time she needed. It's marriage right? In it for the long-haul. But after a while, and far longer than after the first, things weren't progressing as I would have liked.

So I met it head on. You have too. heard her out about how she felt and what she thought. After the first birth,things returned to normal without me getting to the point of being concerned, after the second, she was finding it that much harder and the appetite just wasn't there. The changes can be wide-ranging.

The physical ones, made little difference to me, if anything I loved her more. Then it hit me, I realised she had to get to a place like we were on honeymoon, Feeling good, sexy, desirable. I applied a slight variation of the model I apply to men - specifically around exercise.

It took a while, and there were other adjustments, but starting with a personal trainer - it couldn't be me I'm too hard a taskmaster grin - she worked her way up to 4 sessions a week. The transformation was amazing.

Long/short, she's back firing on all cylinders, is more proactive and surprises me occasionally. We often sneak off work Fridays as the children are in nursery - just to catch up on sleep 0 wink!

It's still a different setting to before kids, but we work with that, you simply have to. Work with her to get as closely back to that optimum state. Whatever it takes, but the key is figuring out what that is. Medical, physical, situational, relational, etc.

And of course you both have to want it and be ready to work at it. And, the point I keep coming back to, if you don't both feel the other and the relationship are worth it, whence the motivation?

We went to a party recently and the woman next to my wife spent a lot of time bonding with her. Afterwards she said she hoped I appreciated my wife, how good she looked and all the effort she made. I just laughed cool.

All the best. Don't look outside, look inward. All you need is there. Trophy wife by fire by force grin.

RiloKiley:
I worry sometimes if this is how we r going to be until....whenever. But I guess everyone has their issues and no marriage is perfect.

I think the ladies on here hate to admit it, but they just don't have the same sexual libido as us guys. Inasmuch as they crave romance which I don't think its a bad thing in itself, it behoves them to realize that we men are wired different and are highly tempted to go outside if we can't find our sexual satisfaction indoors.

For any lady reading this. Its good to make love. It's good to give and receive romance. But for goodness sake once in a while help your husband and just have sex with him, whether u are romantically inclined to do so or not. Take it as your sacrifice and know it benefits both of you on the long run. Don't be selfish with your bodies. Help us out. We men hate rejection too and being rejected over and over and over again, well, there's just so much any man, trustworthy or not, can take.

Thanks.
True talk, but good luck with the vested interest and blind spots.


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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by TV01(m): 9:07pm On Aug 20, 2016
tearoses:
https://www.nairaland.com/3150116/husband-selfish

Just saw this
Coach TV, dayo, Rilokley........
...Holá CC...had a quick look at the OP...limited time tonight, and I haven't actually finished on this thread. So first, how are you? Hope it's all ranka dede grin. Secondly, she just has to say and explain, a man who cares and is committed as noted in point 3 above will give ear to his wife. If he doesn't her problem is fundamentally deeper than a sexually unaware man, and she will have to fix this underlying problem first. Indeed, the sexual issue may resolve itself ass a consequence. ALthough to me, a problem with 3., foundation, is always more worrying.


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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by TV01(m): 8:49pm On Aug 20, 2016
RiloKiley:
Having the same issue with my wife. Love her and all but the sex is waaaay below par. Strangely enough, she was an Olympian in bed pre-marriage. I talked and talked, raged and pleaded, did all the house chores I could lay my hands on, dialed up the romance settings and talked some more. All with little improvement. I eventually started looking outside but my conscience tends to get in the way. I finally resolved within myself that she was telling the truth when she said one day that after our first kid the urge in her withered. I decided to ignore her and see how long she could go. It wasnt easy .I've studied her and have tabulated her sexual needs at once in six weeks, as in , after six weeks she starts throwing me subtle hints and green light. As for me, I'm a tri-weekly fellow, and I think that's not too much.

I worry sometimes if this is how we r going to be until....whenever. But I guess everyone has their issues and no marriage is perfect.

I think the ladies on here hate to admit it, but they just don't have the same sexual libido as us guys. Inasmuch as they crave romance which I don't think its a bad thing in itself, it behoves them to realize that we men are wired different and are highly tempted to go outside if we can't find our sexual satisfaction indoors.

For any lady reading this. Its good to make love. It's good to give and receive romance. But for goodness sake once in a while help your husband and just have sex with him, whether u are romantically inclined to do so or not. Take it as your sacrifice and know it benefits both of you on the long run. Don't be selfish with your bodies. Help us out. We men hate rejection too and being rejected over and over and over again, well, there's just so much any man, trustworthy or not, can take.

Thanks.
This may be of necessity a longish one, I like to cover for those heading for matrimony as well as those already in it. Please bear with me and I hope it helps in some way.

A lot of this has been touched on in this thread already, and although there may be a lot to sift through, I think for many on both sides it will
l prove worthwhile.

I counsel against pre-marital sex, simply because it's the Christian thing to do. But I never met a Christian doctrine that didn't have sound practical application. PMS can so easily deceive and mislead.

Deceive because it gives you a snapshot at that point in time, and under conditions that will almost certainly not hold for very long into the union - if you eventually get married.

Mislead, because it is likely to cloud judgement and the binding nature of sex can make it hard not to make the assumption and cloud ones thinking/action on certain things, even glaring red flags.

Men and women are different. Whilst there can be lots of overlap and they are both multi-functional, they have different perceptions, responses and underlying motivations for a lot of things.

When a woman is looking to seal the deal, when she is fighting off competition, when there is something she wants sex - however much swathed in romance and sweet nothings - is a go to tool, and usually "makes sense".

For men, sex is basically a response to stimuli and a very basic lust, hence it doesn't have to come with any wrapping, and explains why for men without control or restraint, multiple partners is not an issue and affairs are relatively easier.

I'm not saying women can't want it for wanting it's sake,or it can't be purely for stress relief, or that they can't be predatory, I'm stressing where there can be major sex-based differences. The typical fault lines.

The sex-drive hormone is testosterone, and men simply have many times more. It's needed for aggression, dominance etc (why men need to be more assertive in relationships, as women are attracted to it, and not vice-versa, or reversed). Oxytocin is more about comfort and security, and much more of a factor for women.

It's a very common trajectory in marriage; frenzied sex before and soon after, first child comes, bodily changes, esteem issues, new stressors, libido flags. The key is to have 1. reasonable expectations, 2. expect and deal with it.

But most of all and 3, is getting it right going in. You want a woman you will and is worthy of bearing with to a degree, as often 1 & 2, do not mean you will necessarily be getting the sex you want or even feel you deserve. As I said in the initial thread - linked from innovestors thread - on this, you'll rarely have a perfect match, and in a marriage which is long-term, there can be a lot of flux and change.

You need someone your commitment to - and hopefully vice-versa - is so strong, dealing with variation - as varied as draught & famine grin - will be something you consider worthwhile for the long-term benefit of your union. Someone who making sacrifices for won't be too hard, because you truly care for, and want to please each other.

Not saying it will be so, or so all the time, but just to get your head right going in, and so that when/if this does come upon you, you don't wilt, or do so to a degree that jeopardises your union, or start thinking you married the wrong wife.

...tbc


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 5:15pm On Aug 20, 2016
MizMyColi:
^^^
You no dey taya?

You people are men o. Men!!!!

Anyway, you can keep entertaining me. It's your volition.
Didn't you just get married? I hope you make a good fist of it. And unless you plan to tread the paths of our protagonists, best face your home. I post my position on socio-cultural issues, morality and faith - and often accompany with pictures of my beautiful family cool Is there a problem?

Strange how the hyaenidae like cackling of 3 grown women over the genitals of a strange man and another womans husband elicited no comment from you? Neither did the pained bitchiness towards same woman? Or did you see that as quite classy and feminine grin. Perhaps you serve the same "god who exists to make you happy" as they do, hence view it as highly moral and honorable?

And you are right, it is my volition, just like it's yours to be entertained, or demonstrate such blatant hypocrisy cheesy. GDT' everywhere.


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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by TV01(m): 3:47pm On Aug 20, 2016
pickabeau1:
Bro

I've been around o

Had some stuff I had to settle offline

How's the family
...we are all well thanks. Hope likewise.

raumdeuter:
Interesting contribution from Tval tim and the other men on this thread.
https://www.nairaland.com/3295175/why-most-wives-deny-husbands
Imagine having to go on a 3 day project to convince your wife to have sex with you?
My 2 posts on that thread - and the link - pretty much sum it up for me. By all means make an effort. Be attuned to the needs and desires of your wife, use romance to bond. It's an "all term" investment a smart guy will make.

Long/short, you've got to get it right going in. Anything else is too risky, especially in the West. We've expended a lot of time and energy on this here.

Once in it, do not pander or jump through hoops to get what's rightfully yours. Don't force or beg for intimacy. Especially if you are a dutiful husband. Like she is not obligated to please you?or make the same investment.

If you pander and are lucky, you may receive rations. Unwittingly you may create a "princess" with a monster entitlement mentality. She may also use it to assert control in the relationship and make escalating demands all round. And worse of all, women lose respect, and hence attraction, for men they can dominate, it's supposed to be the other way round. You can't lead by pandering, only serve.

I never advice extra-marital solutions or divorce, so the only thing I can suggest here is for him to re-establish his status/dominance. I see you feel one kind, but we men have to bear responsibility for our choices, informed or not, hard, but that is a mans lot.


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Family › Re: Why Do Most Wives Deny Their Husbands Sex? They Need To CHANGE! by TV01(m): 1:29pm On Aug 20, 2016
ogaprime:
Thanks sir...I would have accepted offline, but I think it should be done here so that people can learn or you open a thread sir based on your own personal experience on dating, courtship and marriage. Thanks sir...
Lots here if you can wade through - https://www.nairaland.com/1582623/boys-night-out-discussions - guys will answer if you ask questions.


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Family › Re: Boys Night Out Discussions by TV01(m): 1:27pm On Aug 20, 2016
pickabeau1:
Good discussion all

Surprisingly kimoni is still on this her crusade

Carry go ooooo
...holá Pick, how fa? Where haff you bin grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m):
Was that it, the shaming of TV huh And it boils down poaching and re-posting pix of happy times kiss kiss

Let's see who the protagonists where shall we grin;

Mindfulness - marriage wrecker husband snatcher, teef pikin join grin angry.
Shaybebaby - marriage breaker, unable to hold onto a man cheesy shocked.
Chillisauce - Old cargo emeritus, marriage of convenience, porn is her comfort tongue.

Anyone of repute? Anyone held in high-esteem in these parts?? Anyone of proven character. Just liars, decievers & covenant-breakershuh

Believe me, there are loads of people who would like to see me humbled grin, but even they know such a display, rather than shame me, would only expose them as coarse. There's a certain level of vulgarity people with basic decency cannot descend to.

Remind me again, what's the sin in showing pictures of family and happy times grin. You really must try harder - although you'll fail continually

More "reality disturbing" pics loading cool


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...challenge outstanding - https://www.nairaland.com/2912248/15-reasons-why-real-men/2#48630582 - zero expectations cool
Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 11:40pm On Aug 19, 2016
Chillisauce:
grin grin

Pls when you locate it. Zoom it and put a red arrow on the location so I can locate it too.
grin
...you'll need an expeditionary search party and some time to find it grin. And what happens when it's finally located? I wonder how grown women in supposedly happy relationships can spend so much time obsessing about another mans fundament or genitals cheesy. I appreciate how lonely and misreable y'all must be, but come on. For anyone that truly has a partner this is cucking? I actually feel bad for them. Would I even spare one second on any of you over the delightful woman I am off to pester grin...I think not cool.

...fit hubby & hot wife combo + super-cute kids...what you all would die to have. I hope I'm helping you live it vicariously grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 11:05pm On Aug 19, 2016
cococandy:
Lol I didn't see any butt pic. (Not asking to though)

Well at least you don't have pot belly. That's something.
Mindfulness is the asst. curator for my picture gallery on NL. She has them all - even some I've forgotten. Ask and she'll provide...although not ones of my family, as they make her puke grin.

I'm logging off shortly...please make final request for pics...I have originals, and I'm happy to share - nothing to hide cool.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 10:57pm On Aug 19, 2016
Mindfulness:
Chilli, the front picture is here and it's disappointing. I have saved it too, just for you. grin
...a whole gallery grin. Hope you caught the last one...how sad and lonely you must be cheesy.

I'll post 'em all if you just ask...hope you got the last one. Chilli is it verité...old flaccid frenchie with garlic breath and gauloise BO grin. I free you. There's no way I can add to your frustration.

Orisirisi foaming over my pix and I'm not being paid. I feel cheated angry.

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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 10:49pm On Aug 19, 2016
cococandy:
Well I've always been on TV's behind (not literally) to loosen up. So maybe he's finally listening to me. If y'all leave him to me, it won't be long before I'll have him posting pictures of himself twerking in a night club. cheesy

You only live once.
TV is super loose, but highly moral and totally righteous. A husband snatcher and covenant breaker want to shame a guy having fun on holiday grin

You thought the butt pic was tight right cool. I've seen workput pics of your oga.

Chillisauce, be sure to stay hydrated cheesy


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 10:27pm On Aug 19, 2016
Timbuktuo:
Francis18, TV01, guess who this is. grin grin grin grin grin. Yep, you guessed right. Diet coke.
...worse than ever imagined lipsrsealed. This one called my pikins mama fugly shocked! Let me first go and tender my apologies to the Moose and Walrus communities.

And you married a bona fide Italian born EU passport holder...I see the old "hook-em by pregnancy trick"


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 10:09pm On Aug 19, 2016
shaybebaby:
Why thank you! This must be your impression because I have never ever spoken about my looks on this forum( other than with respect to preggie) and saying I'm not a wor-wor as your mate's wife.
...one cannot boast of what one does not possess grin

shaybebaby:
You need to move into 2016, we are no longer in the days of Moses.

undecided

Say hi to burger lips. tongue kiss
...we call her fish lips...she pweety kiss. I suppose they alternate between moose face and walrus mush for you grin.

Beats you hands down in every way...but to admit that will literally kill you. Pele...not just lies, but serious denial grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 9:13pm On Aug 19, 2016
shaybebaby:
That's not a moose, id1ot!

Rather a large nose than burger lips anyday spraying peeps with saliva when I speak.

By the way, have you seen YOUR nose? Don't think I didn't spot a brethren with you trying deflect attention away from it with yo azz grin grin
I know, but quite representative grin. The glasses only exacerbate you super hooter...avail yourself of a stylist...or a brown bag, as I doubt you'll be able to afford one grin.
A single mother is a LIAR. It’s how she gets what she wants. It’s how she manipulates people. It’s how she takes care of her kids. It’s how she survives in this world.
Single mothers lie. And they LIE ALL THE TIME. They lie to men about their age, their height, their weight, how many kids they have, the job they do.
On top of the lies they tell to others They lie to themselves. They lie about about how beautiful they are. They lie telling themselves they’re still a catch. They lie telling themselves they still have a chance with a good man. They lie telling themselves that their lives will be happily ever after one day.
The horrible truth is without those lies most of those single mothers would realize how pathetic their lives are. How they have no options in the dating scene. That they’re at the bottom of the barrel in the dating scene and the only men who want them are pathetic Manginas and thirsty Simps.
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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 9:09pm On Aug 19, 2016
Mindfulness:
I take more pleasure from killing you slowly. grin cool
But Chilli was right, your azz looks better than your face and you know it. grin grin grin
...I will be changing my DP shortly cool. Super fine pic of me dat, let haters drool with envy. Perhaps alternate between me and wifey cheesy. You have nothing on TV, and nothing to show of yourselves or your "partners".

Thank me for making all your Christmases come at once grin.


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 9:03pm On Aug 19, 2016
Mindfulness:
I will be in close proximity to anyone who he will feel the right to preach to. grin wink
...you've taken it down? Why now...leave it...do your job please...hype my left butsz cheek...I don't want to have to do my own PR when I have you and Shaybebaby moose nose put in the hard graft cool


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Family › Re: 15 Reasons Why Real Men Avoid Single Mothers by TV01(m): 8:55pm On Aug 19, 2016
Timbuktuo:
Say what? You wear bra for eye?
...ahem...I don't think she has much use for bras wink


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