Romance › Re: A Message To All The Guys On Nairaland by Vinshu(f): 8:47am On Mar 22, 2016 |
True |
Romance › Re: Just Be Sincere! Did You Do This? Yes Or No? by Vinshu(f): 11:27pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
No. It looks dangerous. |
Romance › Re: Must Read!! All time Most Jobless People On Romance Section Of Nairaland! by Vinshu(f): 11:13pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
You cannot term them as jobless. Perhaps their work time or nature is permitting their time online |
Romance › Re: 10 Reasons Why Relationships Fail by Vinshu(op): 11:06pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
ettaetta: relationship ends for just one reason which is the two were not meant for each other. No not really |
Romance › Re: 7 Ways To Handle A Relationship When You Have Different Religious Views by Vinshu(op): 11:02pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
IsaacBuchi: What a lot today is that religion is your values. Many religions have lost their values or are confused what values to keep. That why it is to assume that interfaith can be managed.
For me my religion has high moral values and if I marry someone who doesn't share the same values I am simply saying telling my partner is I don't really cherish my values, I can toy with any values whatsoever & you can cheapen or disregard mine anytime.
It's is No No for me! It isn't like that. Your partner would respect your religion as well. That he or she doesn't share same idea doesn't mean your values are cheap |
Romance › Re: 6 Alternative Words To "Boyfriend" That Sound Much Better And Kinda Responsible by Vinshu(op): 10:59pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
A boyfriend is a potential husband |
Romance › Re: When Is The Right Time To Date Or Marry? by Vinshu(f): 10:31pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Dahveydson: And this applies to ladies too? No it doesn't. |
Romance › Re: What A Lady's Role In A Relationship??? by Vinshu(f): 10:23pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
The man above me has said it all. |
Romance › 10 Reasons Why Relationships Fail by Vinshu(op): 10:18pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
No one likes to see a good thing end.
10. Infidelity
People often assume cheating is one of the primary reasons why relationships fail. Contrary to popular belief, there is only about a 6% chance of infidelity in any given year of a modern relationship (statistics based on heterosexual couples), and that number rises to 25% over the life of a relationship.
While it may not be the main cause for a relationship ending, cheating is still poisonous. Once another person enters the relationships, it is typically difficult to regain trust and stability in order to move forward.
9. Low Self-Esteem
In love relationships, self-esteem is necessary for both partners to feel valued and secure. When one partner has low self-esteem, he or she may not feel confident or secure in the relationship. Individuals with low self-esteem do not see their own worth and may stay longer in an unhealthy relationship than those with a higher sense of self-worth.
8 Bad Habits
Early on in a relationship, partners often see one another through rose-colored glasses. No matter what outsiders say, their partner is as close to perfect as one could be. He or she can do no wrong. After the honeymoon phase, bad habits become clearer. These can range from slightly bothersome traits such as leaving underwear in the floor to highly destructive traits like compulsive lying or alcohol and drug abuse.
7. Complacency
Another cause for relationship problems is complacency. One or both partners may feel like relationship is simply standing still and no longer going anywhere. This also happens after the honeymoon phase is over. At first, both partners are learning and growing and surprising one another. Over time, they fall into a rhythm. For some this rhythm is a good thing; for others it’s a sign marked “Dead End”.
6. Control Issues
An uneven distribution of power can prompt trouble in love relationships, too. This relationship problem can rear its head in a number of ways and may even go on for years before one partner decides enough is enough.
Control issues may include: one partner making all the decisions without consulting the other; manipulation; controlling the money and requiring that the other partner ask them when cash is needed; requiring that one’s partner check-in or ask for permission before going out with family or friends.
5. Conflicting Goals
Many love relationships fail to survive because the two partners are going in separate directions in their lives. Perhaps, they once shared the same life goals and those goals have since changed. For example, one partner may have made drastic changes in religious or political views, whether children are desired, or even where in the world he or she would like to live.
In a compromising relationship, the couple may be able to reach an agreement on these factors. However, depending on how rigid these goals are for both partners, it may be a warning sign for incompatibility.
4. Social Isolation
It is totally romantic to always want to spend time with your partner and never be without them. Still, love relationships require space and outside socialization to develop healthily. Relationship problems may emerge if being together has caused one or both partners to distance themselves from family and friends.
3. Abuse
Obviously, physical abuse signals an unhealthy partnership that should not continue. However, other more subtle forms of abuse such as emotional and verbal can prompt someone to want to get out. It’s important to remember that no form of abuse is ever right. If you feel unsafe in your relationship, ending it is the healthiest choice.
2. Finances
The money itself usually isn’t the reason to part ways. Instead, couples tend to break up over continuous disagreements about their finances. These run the scope of excessive spending, debt, or risk-taking activities such as gambling. Plus, extended periods of debt can wear on a romantic relationship, especially when one partner blames the other for their circumstances.
1. Poor communication Communication has been touted as the single most effective attribute of a successful relationship. On the other hand, it is also the biggest reason why couples break up. According to YourTango.com’s survey of mental health professionals, 65% of divorces were initiated as a result of communication problems. Furthermore, 43% of relationships failed because of an inability to resolve conflict. |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 8:32pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
smileysmiley: [s] I shouldn't be helping you clarify your statement but I don't mind helping you anyways. Sorry about the MSc. statement, I've clarified myself on that. You clearly said that a woman's employment status in a relationship doesn't matter. Says who Why wouldn't it matter Yh the guy should bear the bulk of the weight but the woman should not be left idle. I went to a provision store one day to get something and a woman came to get two packs of noodles, she said and I quote "I'll bring the money when my husband gets back". If you are a lady and that statement doesn't irritate you then I can welcome you to the association of liabilities, like seriously Why Why should your employment status be of no importance I repeat if the guy doesn't want you working then by all means enjoy being a housewife but if its the other way round, get your lazy ass up and get a job. Some women even get married to rich men who keeps them as housewives and gives them lots of cash yet if a problem is encountered in the marriage they are left broke, its because of this mentality. Some of them lose their husband along the way and they begin to suffer with the innocent children because of this mentality. You should even feel cheated being a housewife cause while the guy is out there building a career, future security and total independence you are busy breastfeeding Junior at home and increasing your level of dependence. I agree with kramfonos, if a woman decides to be a stay at home [s] I shouldn't be helping you clarify your statement but I don't mind helping you anyways. Sorry about the MSc. statement, I've clarified myself on that. You clearly said that a woman's employment status in a relationship doesn't matter. Says who Why wouldn't it matter Yh the guy should bear the bulk of the weight but the woman should not be left idle. I went to a provision store one day to get something and a woman came to get two packs of noodles, she said and I quote "I'll bring the money when my husband gets back". If you are a lady and that statement doesn't irritate you then I can welcome you to the association of liabilities, like seriously Why Why should your employment status be of no importance I repeat if the guy doesn't want you working then by all means enjoy being a housewife but if its the other way round, get your lazy ass up and get a job. Some women even get married to rich men who keeps them as housewives and gives them lots of cash yet if a problem is encountered in the marriage they are left broke, its because of this mentality. Some of them lose their husband along the way and they begin to suffer with the innocent children because of this mentality. You should even feel cheated being a housewife cause while the guy is out there building a career, future security and total independence you are busy breastfeeding Junior at home and increasing your level of dependence. I agree with kramfonos, if a woman decides to be a stay at home [/s] I shouldn't be helping you clarify your statement but I don't mind helping you anyways. Sorry about the MSc. statement, I've clarified myself on that. You clearly said that a woman's employment status in a relationship doesn't matter. Says who Why wouldn't it matter Yh the guy should bear the bulk of the weight but the woman should not be left idle. I went to a provision store one day to get something and a woman came to get two packs of noodles, she said and I quote "I'll bring the money when my husband gets back". If you are a lady and that statement doesn't irritate you then I can welcome you to the association of liabilities, like seriously Why Why should your employment status be of no importance I repeat if the guy doesn't want you working then by all means enjoy being a housewife but if its the other way round, get your lazy ass up and get a job. Some women even get married to rich men who keeps them as housewives and gives them lots of cash yet if a problem is encountered in the marriage they are left broke, its because of this mentality. Some of them lose their husband along the way and they begin to suffer with the innocent children because of this mentality. You should even feel cheated being a housewife cause while the guy is out there building a career, future security and total independence you are busy breastfeeding Junior at home and increasing your level of dependence. I agree with kramfonos, if a woman decides to be a stay at home pest sorry wife without your permission, you are allowed to treat her like trash. *drops pen* sweetheart you don't have to be defensive, we learn everyday... As for the "likes from guys" statement, I'll take that as a slip cause I don't want to believe that you do something that lame "it takes a crook to spot a crook" [/s] |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 8:27pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
ifeajikap: free to file divorce? Then y marry in the first place when u see divorce as an option Ok she should suffer and die? |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 8:04pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
agarawu23: done with u for today. While I'm still waiting for you to start.. smh |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 8:04pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
ifeajikap: “ one day she will jus wake up nd ask for a divorce” that seems to be ur path with the car nd house tin Divorce has its reasons. A woman who no longer desires partnership with any man is free to file a divorce |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 8:01pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
agarawu23: ppl like you end up with broke a$$ dude  And you assumed I'm searching for a dude because? |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 7:56pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
agarawu23: nothing to educate u about miss,
We need ppl like you who wanna marry rich men for rituals in my society. And you assumed I'm single because? |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:55pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
kramfonos: I am judging you based on the reply you gave _Tallesty1 on this thread. You stated outrightly that you are a feminist!
Heck! Feminists advocate for equality. They see themselves as men's equals.
I I can only foot the bills of a woman who knows her place - as a being under my authority as her leader, her head.
[⚓ And did my post say women should accept your leadership? Ha. I said you should foot bills. |
Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 7:53pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
agarawu23: [s][/s]what d'hell is wrong with your mentality and your silly principal?
Ladies like you got bleeped and dumped by guys who deceived you with their friends wealth. Ok. You still haven't educated me yet as to why my principle is wrong. |
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Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 7:51pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
ifeajikap: it shuldnt be he shuld have this and dat, but we shuld have Should have what? A lady must be sure who she is getting married to is able to cater for her and her children |
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Romance › Re: Why Is It Like This??? by Vinshu(f): 7:44pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
What's your point?
You want a woman to suffer with you till death? You want a woman to marry you when you are poor? I'm confused. Educate me please. |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:38pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
kramfonos: Any woman who expects a man to foot her bills has no right to crave an equal status in the relationship with him. She's below him. She should be at his beck and call. She owes the bread she nibbles to him 'cause he 'wins' it. Nonsense.. She was alive before you married her. She was paying bills. So don't transfer your bill to your wife. Be a man not an Infidel. |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:36pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
kramfonos: Hogwash!
She uses electricity.
She uses water.
There's mortgage or rent for the house the occupies.
When kids start popping out, there'd be school fees, healthcare expenses, feeding, transportation... The list is endless.
Since you claim men and women are equal, those bills should be split between the husband and wife. How then can she pay up her part when she's unemployed?
So much for feminism. No right-thinking man should marry an unemployed woman. This guy.. You are putting fingers in my mouth. Did I tell you men and women are equal? Can you be less annoying? I answered the op question and you have extracted over a hundred things I did not say. Are you ok? Are you looking for likes or what? Electricity, water are to be settled by the man since he is the head! He is the provider. Ok a woman should pay for the electricity and water? Ok she should pay the children school fees? Ooh I understand now. Women, pay the bills! It's your expense! |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:28pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Josephamstrong1: I tell u wat. u've heard dz litany..."takes two to tango" It takes nt juz d man to run a home. He is d head, u d neck. u juz like d pillar. wat if d man losses hiz job or no More? Can't u stl cater for ya kids and bills? Don't kw ya name buh I'll tell u 4free dat wives r to b helper, financially, spiritually, morally and otherwise. In fact it's a must do for her to bring smtn to d table provided she's workin'. it's nt ya ryt or option. no argument. u don't nid to b reminded dat u're thr to support. don't want to bliv u a feminist. Dat's most rsn y Westerners practice gender equality. Do I forget to tell u dat Dangote's wife brings smtn to d table too... make a call thru and confirm... lol. I thought you guys don't want gender equality? I thought men are the head and the superior? Yet you want to share the bills? Hypocrites. A man should provide for his family. Even your bible says so.! |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:24pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
smileysmiley: you are the reason these guys keep bashing girls, why will a lady have a masters and not use it and you say it doesn't matter It doesn't matter if the guy is ok with it but if he isn't, she had better dust that thing and hit the streets in search of a job. In your bid to get likes from some men you have made no sense. Where in my comment did I mention it that it doesn't matter if a woman has an Msc and not have a job? I said her employment status doesn't matter in marriage because it's a man's job to cater for the family financially. So what's the ish? I never mentioned that she should put her personal bills on the man. |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 7:21pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Tell me what bills a woman has? You are the hypocrite here. Mention the bills of a woman in her marital home? kramfonos: Oh but you are...a two-faced, scheming hypocrite.
Granted, men are suppose to be financially stable before considering marriage but how dare you imply that an unemployed woman can be excused if she decides to settle down. In essence, a man is suppose to take care of her bills till she finds a job or not. She should lay her financial burdens on a man on one hand and be treated as an equal in the same vein.
I have an issue with you excusing away a prospective wives joblessness. If you're a jobless woman, you have no business marrying. Share the bills!
Goal-post-shifting, quasi-gyno-supremacist! |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 6:17pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 6:13pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
coolsix: I wonder what is wrong with some men. You are to provide for your family not the other way around. A woman telling that how does that make her feminist? Where in her post did she clamor for equality? She said what a man is to do.
Na wa o I don't understand.
Besides most feminist say that because since men don't grant them that equality why should they now be equal in providing for family?it simple logic. I don't know the reason for all this your story. Please tell him. Good thing you are a man. When they are told a truth of 4 lines they reply with 300 lines epistle. *walks out of thread * |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 6:07pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
All what you wrote makes no sense. A man is to provide for his family. Why is that hard for you to accept? Your epistle does not change your duty as a man. Ok a woman should provide for you? Besides did i complain to you, that men don't marry on time? You know nothing about me or my personality so get lost with your opinions I did not mention anyone in my comment. If you don't like it, good for you. kramfonos: Such presupposition! Your postulation is as untenable as a bounced cheque.
Men want peace of mind, a home to lay our heads and our privacy being respected when we want to.
Men are scared of the increasing possessiveness of today's wives. She wants to know everything you do, she nags, she prioritizes are side of the extended family over yours and she wants the map of your daily itinerary while she wouldn't give half her privacy to you.
Sometimes, even though we'd eventually marry, we just want to enjoy that peace a little longer while we find the few women who'd ensure that peace.
Trust me, we'd heard that a gazillion times. Turn down the volume of that music!
You ask us to be rich before approaching your gender but you blame us to spending time acquiring that wealth 'cause while we're at it, you're getting older? Confused lots members of your gender are!
Yeah! Like we don't know that. Funny how this doesn't apply to a woman.
Aha! Like the average, disillusioned feminist, you'd always shoot yourself in the foot!
So, dear feminist, you campaign for gender equality but you reiterate that the requisites for marriage for a man should surpass a woman's? It's alright for a prospective wive to be jobless but it doesn't apply to a man because, in essence, it's a man's job to provide while a woman might bring nothing to the table? What's good for the goose isn't good for the gander?
So much for gender equality!
Ladies and gentlemen, dudes and lasses, boys and girls, I present to you all Miss Hypocrisy 2016!
Take a bow, woman. You really are shameless in your display of double standards. |
Romance › Re: Why Do These Beautiful Virgins Still Reveal Their Bodies (PHOTOS)? by Vinshu(f): 4:46pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
SULBELL: Illiteracy you say? then going by ur assertion, all living human are illiterate. What baffles me in your assertion is that if it was Beyonce or a celeb that is putting on a see through top u will call that civilization right?. The last AMVCC award that saw an exodus of cleavage revealing girls, they were not illiterate right?. Culture my friend is a way of life and it is based on the common believe and resolution among inhabitant. The way americans or British dresses or behave is their culture. Please try to respect the culture of others. Ok, why didn't the culture ask men to expose their manhood? Since it ask women to expose their breasts in semi unclad manner?why only women? Let the men do so too so we can agree. Again, it's perverted men who created such culture. Beyonce wearing a see through top different from someone unclad. |
Romance › Re: OYA...LET THE LIES Begin....how Many Did This? by Vinshu(f): 4:33pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
AirSultan: You see, this is the problem with yous whatever your country is. Always thinking you got the perfect picture of what is going on but in the real sense, you just end up showing yourself as a pokenoser.. I dont get how bathing a kid outside in nigeria concern a random individual from whereeva you r from. Fact is, it aint poverty but a cliche over here. Its about us, get that into your head and stop poking arnd in stuffs that is none of your mothereffing business. And why were you writing like my comment was wrong? You could have made me know it's a cliché there. Not trying to raise an issue out of nothing for likes or something. Coz I don't get it. |
Romance › Re: Is Marriage A Goal And Dream Killer? by Vinshu(f): 4:31pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
Tallesty1: Just answer my question if you can. You don't why I asked or what I want my woman to do so you don't know enough to form an opinion.
Are you a feminist? I am a feminist. |