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kay29000:Marriage is all about Foundation! Foundation!! Foundation!!! And - right from courtship - it should be entered into with understanding & foresight. OP, let me ask you a question; (you have seen a number of marriages close too you crash) You were best man at two weddings that failed to make 5 years. Be honest with us, did you not see that either one or both of the couples involved were not ready or right for marriage? If so, what did you do? If not what business do you have being best man? And even with hindsight you still can't see what wasn't right? TV |
crackhaus:Whatever their ideological position - it's hard wired Men are not their problem, mother nature is. She wired women to want patriarchy ![]() crackhaus:Funnily enough, it could kinda work. They'd have to socialise men to believe that treating women as equals was best. But the women would still desire Alphas or even Thugs over their Beta husbands. They then either divorce or cheat or perhaps further socialise them to accept open marriages. http://nypost.com/2015/03/16/i-bedded-12-strangers-in-a-year-with-my-husbands-permission/ crackhaus:I've said it repeatedly, feminism or not, women are the one who mostly shame other women about; 1. Being sluts 2. Being single mums 3. Being single 4. Being old or ageing 5. Not having children 6. Their looks or lack of 7. Their wardrobes or lack of 8. They hate reporting to other women corporately, or supporting them - prefer to report to male bosses They need men and they need men to run things. Left alone they'd seriously hurt each other and nothing would get done. I'm sure I mentioned the thesis I read about women being incapable of creating civilisations. Hard gym session. Make I knack chicken and salad jor. TV |
lolaxavier:Meaning what exactly? That it makes absolute sense, and you can't find an adequate rebuttal !lolaxavier:So you make a somewhat lazy assertion that it wouldn't work practically? What if I told you most of the married couples I know share a common worldview of faith and family first - and vote accordingly - they are not wedded to any political ideology or person lolaxavier:Does one vote per household as I outlined it suggest disunity? However,I would reckon that a large difference in worldview could give rise to marital disunity - however the spouses vote. lolaxavier:What I outlined was not authoritarian, it was not dictatorial and neither did it deny anyone rights - why are you mis-ascribing my position? lolaxavier:Who said persuade?,or suppress? Where did I say it even had to be the heads decision? If they discuss with their vested family interests in mind, why won't they come to a common conclusion? Even if they don't come to a common conclusion, that does not mean they cannot agree on who the household should vote for. The "equal right to vote" is as society has decided, we could also decide on "household right to vote". I have seen nothing to suggest individual right to vote is any better in that it leads to better elected officials or improved governance. You harp on about the right, think about the outcome.You've not made a convincing argument against or answered any of the questions I posed. Thnaks all the same. TV |
lolaxavier:If they discuss with their vested family interests in mind, why won't they come to a common conclusion? Even if they don't come to a common conclusion, that does not mean they cannot agree on who the household should vote for. lolaxavier:Perhaps voters consider the issue backward. We are wedded to each other, not a politician or political party. Why are we "convinced" to vote for anyone or anything other than our family' best interest? And even if we do not agree is it in our best interest to seperate because of it ![]() lolaxavier:To my mind, it is indeed evidence of the progressive autonomy that's being pursued. The "equal right to vote" is as society has decided, we could also decide on "household right to vote". I have seen nothing to suggest individual right to vote is any better in that it leads to better elected officials or improved governance. You harp on about the right, think about the outcome. TV |
pickabeau1:I think my faith, worldview and beliefs regards marriage and family have been clearly enunciated. Call it traditional if you will, but at least we know those things worked and led to the desired outcomes, in fact they helped quell the adamic nature, or it's excesses to a degree. I'm always keen to hear others and see evidence that they will improve things. The move now appears to be towards liberal autonomy. That is essentially an individualistic pursuit of selfish interests. I don't see how widescale healthy families and flourishing desires can ever be built on that basis. TVMIC |
pickabeau1:We are certainly seeing it in Naija. One of the main differences/restrainers for now is the lack of a welfare state and the fact that men still mostly command the flow of money. But at the margins we see more wilful baby mamaring, serial monogamy and polygamy, open and flagrant diggery, sugary etc. all becoming more acceptable - there is even a rising chorus for normalising SSU. pickabeau1:As successive generations have been doing for a while now. Lessening belief in marriage comes as a consequence of two things - which may be combined; 1. Lessening understanding of what marriage is and is for 2. Lessening faith (religious adherence). pickabeau1:I don't think pre-nups are either here or there - at best ther are remedial action. What is required is preventative measures to restore equilibrium and harmony in marriages. TVMIC |
Good question. I don't see why the "head" of the household can't or necessarily shouldn't. It worked that way in the past in some societies - there was only 1 vote per household and the head cast it. What reasons would there be for a united household to have different views on who should be elected to government office? If my wife and I have similar worldviews and progressive desire for our families, what's to stop us scrutinising the aspirants and coming to a conclusion as to what's best for us and our children? I don't have anything per se against universal sufferage, but that's not to say it's somehow better. It also speaks the "autonomy" that is gripping us now. Possibly diluting the power of family and community, by pitting them against each other in an ideological sense. TVMIC |
pickabeau1:However you look at it, whatever your perspective, a Christian cannot pursue a polygamous lifestyle - that would be sinful - if you come to Christianity a polygamist, that's another matter. You cannot read polygamy as permissable into the Christian scriptures. TV |
FrancisTony:...and who said that being a Christian means abandoning God given faculties of reason ![]() Believing is one thing, following is another. Go in peace. TV |
crackhaus:Which blows the whole equality notion out of the water. I remember one lady in the video saying if she mad 6 figures, any partner had to make at least 5. For eons men have been marrying wives who have earned relatively less. Marriage has worked. Families have been happy. A woman who earns big is now demanding a minimum from a potential partner. WHy can;t she carry him financially like men have always done? crackhaus:Nor mind feminists. Where is Shollypopz? Slut shaming is anti-feminist. Women should never be called out for, or asked to justify how and what they use their bodies for. In fact feminsits are now "virgin shaming" - i.e. trying to justify or exorcise their slutty pasts. TV |
pickabeau1:Pick, in as much as FrancisTony is often beset by "GaayBrain", he is correct on this one. A thorough reading of the whole bible will clearly show that monogamous opposite sex unions are what Christianity views as normative and godly marriage. Polygamy in the scriptural narrative is always beset with problems - from incest, to violence, to bloodshed to physical and spiritual unfaithfulness. It may not have been specifically named as sin and yes, it was at one point winked at, but it is not Christian. In the early church Elders were to be an example - hence Pauls insistence on them being monogamous. Further, the criteria for Christian men and godly living does not vary, or accord to clerical vs lay classes of worshippers - which is not actually a christian principle regardless of the MOG syndrome that's so prevelent. And ultimately, all Christian men should grow to that level. FrancisTony:FrancisTiny, you aren't doing a bad job here today. You've earned yourself some goodwill. I had a few e-slaps in storage for you ![]() Think long and hard, pray even, about becoming a disciple of Christ - you'd make a good one. TV |
Sadly there are many relationship pathologies that Black America has to deal with. And, unfortunatlely, these have been getting steadily worse since the point in time – mid last century – when Black American family indicators were as good as any other races. It’s worth noting as a phenomenon in itself, and as an indicator of where the populace (and not just the American populace, but worldwide and certainly in the West) as a whole may be heading, as a lot of the reasons for the pathologies are now taking root more broadly. At the top end, women are outpacing men academically and as a consequence financially. This is unavoidably leading to a change in the relationship dynamic in terms of power/authority. Many women are now demanding “equality”, if not outright control in relationships where they contribute significantly, equally or more. On this face of it, this may seem fine in a “control” sense, but doesn’t really work in a needs and desires sense. Women typically want men who are higher status than they are (although this status is more than just wealth/income). And long-term, tend to be dissatisfied with being partner to a lower status male. Men on the other hand typically want greater authority and women who are more feminine – not women who feel they have to, or can compete with them in all ramifications. Whilst it’s easy to say let every man/woman or couple find their level, on a wider scale it has consequences for the overall family dynamic and health. The “over-achieving” women at the top end who are not willing to adjust effectively price themselves out of the market. Earnings are not typically high on the list of desirables a man looks for in a woman. Of course, men could also adjust; but this means becoming more “feminine” in outlook/nature (chopping ewedu leaves as “T” would say) – but women do not really desire such men long-term, and will be more likely to cheat or wreck the relationship. As an aside, I’d like to touch on chores; yes, there are gains for men and families if men get involved to a degree. But sharing chores or being allocated them by your wife will not do anything for the relationship. She will not value => fancy => or sex you more. Further, the more you are delivering on your side, the less you have to. Conversely, if you are not delivering on your end, doing more chores will not increase your stock. Simply put; women screaming for equality in chores are liars or married to betas. It means the few men that do meet up – or find other ways to boost their Alpha – have way too much choice and little incentive to settle down. Another phenomenon worth noting is the “informal polygamy” that goes on in that strata in black America. Men having a number of lovers who openly compete for the his favour. The instinct to “marry up” is so strong many women would rather share than marry down. Further down, the women that are not as accomplished still shriek the same mantras of equality. Cries of “independent/strong black woman”. And did I mention they also feel they deserve the “best men”? They are also effectively pricing themselves out – especially as there are options for the men here. This essentially translates into single mother – most likely welfare dependent to some degree. Even the "over-achievers" often end up as single mothers. up to 70% of black children are born out of wedlock and in many places - if not yet overall - more pregnancies are aborted than delivered. Akatas are tapping out. Whatever men and women want, demand or desire, enough of them have to come together to form strong and healthy families. Otherwise society suffers. It’s all well and good playing us vs them or patronisingly sneering at black American society, but like the good book says “You who think you stand take heed”. Take care or we’ll be there in no time. Or do you think we aren’t on the way? TVMIC |
Timbuktou:I can't view this on the lappy Im using - Jnr somehow activated the BT parental control and I'm too thick to de-activate it . Co-incidentally I believe I've seen this - kinda of confirmed by the "prostitute" comments. I remember the fat black female women essentially tarring it as a "paid service"It can't be good when black men seek an alternative to black women. For the black family and especially for black women who are lower on the desirability hierarchy. Sorry eh . But all men will seek alternatives to women who seemingly offer low relationship value.White American males are also looking further abroad to south American and the more unspoilt parts of Europe. And they've had a thing for the Indian/oriental girl forever. In all, it's essentially a desire for more feminine women - who let them be men. I'm not sure it will affect the demographics of Akata romance to much sha - not that it's in great shape anyweay. For now it seems to be older (and slightly shop worn to be honest) men. And I don't see evidence of a real exodus; especially where these men are establishing families - there was no evidence of that. So whilst it may not have been purely transactional, it didn't appear permanent - merely a good time thing. Generally black men and latino babes - ATBE - are a good fit. Right now I don't see this as being more than niche - like black US servicemen and German women. TV |
Sophyrocks:Sophie, Sophie, Sophie, how far? How’s your relationship going? - Have you ensured he has twice daily change of designer brand boxers? - What of a minimum once daily thorough scrub of his member and scrotal sac all the way to his anus? - And ensuring alum is used during the above and medicated dusting powder afterwards? - Have you checked for hallitosis and ensured he use a lekky toothbrush and baking soda paste Have you advised him that the following may result in your cheating; - falling away from having a perfect body – ideally that of a gay porn star, - any deviation from 100% attention, daily wooing and incessant giving of gifts - anything you consider “prejaculation” (abi you are taking your NL aunties advice and checking that one beforehand?) Is he aware of your descent from savages and barbarians? What of your congenital pathological hatred for his mum? Is he “Alpha” – silly question, if he were he wouldn’t be checking you . Has he popped the question yet? Don’t answer that – purely rhetorical ![]() Shelf still comfortable ?TV
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OP, 1. Never pursue wildly or be supplicant to a woman 2. Never be overly caught up in your feelings for a woman - especially one that's not your wife I will not castigate or shame you for your decidedly unmanly whimpering in this instance - as long as you commit to never doing it again !Are you giving her money? If so stop. Acquaint yourself with some local hotties. End of ![]() TV |
kandiikane:And if it didn't, why did you not say you were not satisfied with that response - and state the reasons why ![]() kandiikane:Actually you are the one who not only failed to add value, you actually regressed & toxified the discussion; and here's why; You claimed marriage benefitted men and listed those benefits as ones that always came at the expense of women, thus; 1. Denying women true agency 2. Making marriage oppressive of women 3. Failing to note any benefits of marriage to women At which point I responded and stated that marriage benefits both paties and the whole. As opposed to your tirade that it benefitted men at the expense of women. I also posited that it beneffited women somewhat more all told as it evened out the burden of child-rearing. All the ranting & roundabouting you've subsequently posted just shows how unbalanced your thinking is on this issue - which is evident from your first post and why I said you have much in common with the OP. kandiikane:Show how little you really grasp; apart from woefully mis-ascribing the bible, you appear not to understand that children flourish best in marriage, without the possibility of children there would be little use for the institution, and it's the safest form of domestic arrangement for women. No one has claimed that procreation or child rearing cannot be done outside marriage - just why it's best within it kandiikane:Anyone who can sense individual brain cells dying obviously doesn't have an abundance of them - as you've clearly evidenced . Try and stick to topics you are familiar with. And you'll find that in anything other than the lowest company coarse ad-hominem does not register.You've been duly charged, respond if you are able, or do us both a favour !TVMIC |
teebarbie:...is that how to greet me !Yes 0, I am here, why will I look while people try and force us to celebrate a societal ill. No beef against single mothers - I have a large extended family and we have instances - but it is simply not the best for the children and rarely for the mothers. The drain on wider family and cost to society is clearly evident. Single moms trying to sell themselves as martyr does not wash. It's best avoided fact, and children are best raised in the committed unions of both their parents. Why not give understanding before the fact rather than pretend it's all good after - when it is not! Funnily enough it's women that diss them the most. TVMIC |
coogar:Abeg, don't mind the inverterate derailer called Shollypopz aka Bananabender. She must have found her ideology on her "women and gender studies" course. Or whilst nosing around in a feeding trough - same difference ![]() TV |
Shollypopzz:Make your assertion as loud as thunder - it does not change the truth in the least. Gay culture is narcissistic. And among other things deeply misogynistic (they objectify women as breeders), casually sexist, ageist and racist. It's also evident in their galloping promiscuity, relationship violence, perverse sexual practice and rampant drug use - think chemo-sex. Their inability to form and keep relationships and rabid activism to legitimise their illness Let me go and rightly raise my offspring, lest they walk under the same cloud of delusion that rained on you !Faaag-haaag ![]() TV |
kandiikane:Asked and answered already - https://www.nairaland.com/2199777/thread-nairalanders-hate-marriage/2#31715506 kandiikane:It is relevant to marriage. Firstly, it's pivotal to why we have marriage and secondly and consequent to the first point, it's the certified best way to raise children. No one said procreation requires wedlock, what we are saying is wedlock optimises procreative outcomes - ATBE. kandiikane:You mis-ascribed what the Bible prescribed regards marriage. kandiikane:A marriage advocate cannot rightly have a male vs. female mindset. Marriage per se did not afford men the "benefit" you describe; even if certain men/cultures ascribed that "benefit" to themselves. kandiikane:Indeed, I will vehemently deny it . Please show me where any man has stated his aim of getting married to "oppress his wife" ![]() Breakdown? Which statement?? kandiikane:As stated; asked and answered already. kandiikane:Yawn. The investment in children via birth and nurture invariably places a heavier toll on women. Think of the gestation period alone. A mans effort is minimal and limited to the point of conception. A man committed to a woman and any offspring they may have "equalises" things somewhat and additionally, provides the best setting for those children. kandiikane:Goodnight if you are going to keep "roundabouting" .TV |
Shollypopzz:Be quiet fagh-hagh...read the thread it's a commentary on gay culture. And in one word it's described as "vile" - by a bona fide bender. All your ideological posturing and cant cannot change that. Go find a man who will overlook your misspent youth and dark past and maybe take you under his authority. Perhaps 3rd wife or concubine is something you might reasonably shoot for - have a makeover first sha! Daddy daycare ![]() TV **and please try and rise above your antecedents and not blaspheme - it's not clever or funny** |
Shollypopzz:Get out of here with your bogus SJW'ish and delusional ideological leaning ....first gay site I pulled uphttp://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/ajax.html?t=11185048#page:showThread,11185048 And why ignore the "blatant generalisation na" Faag-haag ![]() TV |
Shollypopzz:Bollox - or at best subjective. First, the threshold of what is considered abuse is very low right now. And unless it's an extreme case - whichever of the spouses is being abusive - the children will still do better if their parents remain together. Children' main concern is to have both their parents presence and nurture. And it has been proven that they thrive best in this arrangement - even where there is low level conflict (which it so happens characterises quite a few relationships). Please quit making sensationalist statements !Thanks TV |
...as ever solipsistic women without the ability for self-introspection make it all about themselves. We are more concerned about the kids wilfully deprived of a fathers presence. And yes, society rightfully frowns upon single-motherhood, as it comes with a cost - typically bourne by society. Or how many of you celebrating it are at ease with your taxes being squandered? Hypocrites .TV |
kandiikane:I have never stated otherwise - not in this thread or any other. How could I? I am a marriage advocate ![]() kandiikane:Albeit you still managed to get what the bible prescribes absolutely wrong and mistook some of the things marriage may have been used to do with what marriage was for. I gave you the "papers" example already kandiikane:Again, you did exactly what you claim not to have done - all the benefits you listed for men denied or somehow compromised the agency of marriage. Hence making marriage oppressive of women. And they are hardly the core benefits or aims of marriage per se. kandiikane:Read again. And yes, children are central to the coming into being of marriage. Otherwise it's just men and women flenturing, for which we need no such institution and which could be ordered exactly as each couple wanted. kandiikane:You are still groping on the darkness here. I've repeatedly pointed out that what marriage may or may not have been used to accomplish does not change it's essence. And you persist in setting men against women by claiming marriage was made for mens benefit. TVMIC |
Shollypopzz:...do you have facts to the contrary. Gays are notorious for their all round bitchery - and well known for being violent, racist, misogynistic and ageist. They are probsbly the worst homophobes to boot ![]() Are you a feminist? Are you happily married? End of story ![]() And yes, I do have a baby to take care of - just fed and winded her - unlike some here who don't understand why they possess wombs, others who specialise in making imprecatory prayers in the hope that it wouldn't happen, and yet others, whose psychosis drives them to spam the whole place with pictures of children who obviously aren't theirs. Which one are you, and what's your point exactly? Are you adding Fagg-hagism atop your crytpo feminism. Come, are you BananaBender - the one I sent packing ![]() TV |
5minsmadness:...humbly at your service - in pursuit of better marriage and flourishing societies. First up; They (men,women) are not the enemy - "seek first to understand then to be understood" TVMIC |
kandiikane:I did read you post actually - and again just now before responding to this one - just to be sure !And no, I didn't quote you merely to argue against you, but because, I disagreed with your publicly aired statement. Although I whole-heartedly affirm I always find you worth "debating" ! kandiikane:Firstly, we'd have to agree on what the biblical presrciption for marriage really is - sas opposed to what people may believe it is. Then we'd have to see if it had been correctly adhered to, in correctly implemented or bastardised. And believe you me - I am the "marriage man". I understand it in it's raison d'etre, it's dynamic and it's benefits, anthroplogically, religiously and culturally. None of that changes the true essence of marriage and it's purpose. I champion it "aspirationally" kandiikane:Primarily as it means she and her children are invested in by a man commited to their well-being. In a sense, women have more to lose given what they contribute to child-bearing and the fact that even after birth the burden of child-raising typically falls unevenly on them. kandiikane:Like I said aspirationally. I am not distracted by ill-founded cultural norms. Nor do I lose focus on marriages true essence due to abuse of it. kandiikane:A proper understanding of marriage will enbale one to see the centrality of children to it's existence and childrens benefit from it. Like I said, I focus and champion marriage on it's true essence - you appear to be railing against abuses. Hence my earlier comments. You also seem to be pursuing a male vs female line - although that may be in reaction to OP. kandiikane:Marriage is not primarily about the self-actualisation of the two individuals within it - more the synergistic outcome of the two and any offspring. kandiikane:My take is that you both yourself and OP fail to understand it, it's benefits to both sexes, or appreciate it for it's beauty and simplicity. I'd love to see you well married !TVMIC |
Fhemmmy:Broda, you are trying, but seriously sounding like a man with no assets or no woman . It makes little or no sense. At least there should be some sort of cap and statute of limitations. What if he becomes a billionaire in 10 years time? Does she get to revisit. Will there be a refund if he turns broke-ass?The child ceases to be a minor at 18 - he's now 30 somehting. Even if she wanted back-payment for rasing his child, "the 2nd of her 4 by 3 different men", I doubt she spent anywhere close to £2million. TV |
Timbuktou:Yes na. But in some ways it's not new. Like I said earlier, all we have to show for Ferminism is ultra-sluttiness. And is it any worse than women copulating with animals for money? Timbuktou:From a biblical perspective, feminism is pure anti-Christ. No gainsaying. Bad is now called good - by law. Isaiah 10:1, Daniel etc. Timbuktou:When ISIS land on these shores there will be few men to defend them - and those that can may well prefer ISIS. In a sense, they already have, the Rotherham sex scandal and al the radicalised/extremist nutters roaming the UK are signs. Watch and pray TV |
kandiikane:Marriage is for both men and women - and by design wider society. It benefits both and the whole. However, I believe it's fair to say that it benefits women more - all told. kandiikane:The fact that marriage was "used" for something, does not mean that is what it is for or why it came into being. For eample, some people marry in order to obtain papers - does not follow that that's why marriage came into being ! And it's women who typically marry up !kandiikane:This is both factually incorrect and somewhat "rantish" - Marriage has been shown to be universally extant, and not just in those societies that practice Christianity, and even before Christianity was established. And women are the chief culprits whern it comes to shaming other women about marriage. Likewise when it comes to reminding them that "they are not getting any younger" ![]() kandiikane:Kind of agree here. OP should focus on ordering his marriage - if he chooses to have one - in a beneficial way. He should seek to understand women and get to grips with the dynamic, rather than hating on them - whatever he chooses - as it changes nothing. You and OP don't sound to far apart - hint, hint !TVMIC |
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