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erico2k2:Yes. True. I agree |
dicefrost:In my country, feminists are recognised and besides, no man is and no man will dominate me. Seems you don't know me |
Disclaimer: Im entitled to my opinion. When feminists clamor for gender equality, the hypocritical men will say a man is the head, bla bla bla. They start to quote all the verses from 2000 years old bibles. But when we agree that we ain't equal and want the men to do their job that makes them "the head" they say marriage is a partnership. Marriage is NOT a partnership. In business, we have debtors and creditors. In marriage, a woman is a creditor, whilst the man is a debtor. Calm down, I'll explain. Let's get down to the way "God" ordained it. 1 Timothy 5 : 8 and 1 Timothy 3: 4 let us understand that IT'S A MAN'S JOB to provide for his wife and children in all ramifications include finance. The same bible that make the man the head is the same bible that makes it clear that a man is to provide for his family not the wife and husband. It's the husband alone. Excuse me, a man has an idea, he shares wth his wife if the wife is not ok with the idea, no one cares the man makes the final decision even if the wife is not ok. So that authority the man has over his wife, the price to pay is to fend for his wife and kids in all ways. Even as small as making her hair. Any damage, the man is to bear the damage in shield of the woman. 1 Peter said a man should not cover his hair in the church as his head is the glory of God and the woman's hair is the glory of the man. So, now tell me, how is marriage a partnership? I'm atheist, let me leave the religious sector. Let's get down to logic. A man getting married to a woman is incuring an expense. The desire for children and what not. A man is to cater for his children's finances ! Not the wife. So when I say that a man must have a house and a car should not be taken literally. In the financial world before loans are granted, depending on the creditor, a requirement is a house and a car. Not like the house is a collateral or the car is, but it's actually a yardstick in estimating the probability of repaying the loan. A man must have a house and a car doesn't necessarily mean it must be a physical car. The point is, a man must have money worth enough to get a house and car before finding himself a wife. I know you gonna ask what is the woman's quota? Yes a woman helps her husband in his endeavours. A companion and a helper. A woman's job is to help take care of the children and household while the man brings the funds. So a man is a debtor. A man owes his woman and owes his children. Marriage is no partnership. Everyone has his or her duty. P.s insults are welcome. Those calling my father and mother, you are also welcome. Those calling me a gold digger you are also welcome |
kushma:That's my photo. You can make a reverse search on the image young man. |
Smh |
teddyYz:If you can't afford a house and a car, yes. |
yaki84:Oh my father again. My dad had a house and a car. Oh daddy you are a celeb on nairaland ![]() |
edetty:All this stories for some dude? FYI Caucasians don't consider Indians as blacks! We call them Punjab or Paki. Blacks are very different from Indians. Bantu Negroid not Indian. Indian not bantu. You are attacking the Indian because he is in support of the op? I don't get it. Why are you against him? |
Both! But personally, i prefer Indian men.
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Cutehector:If you do not intend to marry her, you wont call her your soulmate. You can call her your partner |
Tallesty1:It can be managed. What if the woman you truly fall in love with is not same religion with you? Will you let her slide because of that? |
If you're tired of referring to your man as your boyfriend, then there are a few other terms that you can use when you want to talk about him. You probably want to skip over terms like "bae" and use words that sound a little more mature and responsible depending on who you are talking to. Don't worry, because there are plenty of them out there. If you're interesting in renaming your partner, here are a few alternative words to "boyfriend" that sound just as sweet: 1. My Better Half You've probably heard some single women say that they're looking for someone to complete them (which is misleading, since you're already whole). However, that common phrase is why some people will call their boyfriend their "other half." Of course, it's even better to call him your "better half." That way, it makes it sound like he brings out the best parts of you, which is exactly what the right man should do. 2. Soulmate Some people believe that they were destined to meet the love of their life, because their souls are connected in some way. Even if you don't buy into that, it's still sweet to call your boyfriend your soulmate. It suggests that there's a deep connection between the two of you that extends beyond physical attraction. 3. My Partner This is a short and simple way to refer to your boyfriend. Of course, it's pretty vague. That's why you should use it when you aren't interested in going into detail about your partner. When you use this term, it'll be impossible for others to tell if you're dating or married, with a man or a woman, or talking about a business partner or a romantic partner. It'll help you keep your private life private. 4. My Beloved If you want to remind your boyfriend that you love him, then you should refer to him as your beloved. The word "love" is actually hidden inside, which means that your man will never forget how much you care. Plus, it's a term that you don't hear all that often, which is why you'll sound unique when you use it! 5. Significant Other As you probably already know, significant means "sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention." That's why this term is so cute! It suggests that your partner is one of the most important things in the #world. If that's the truth, then you shouldn't hesitate to use this term. 6. My Intended This is an adorable way to refer to your boyfriend! It could mean a variety of #things. It could mean that you're intending on marrying him, that you're intending on raising his children, or that you're intending on spending the rest of your life with him. You can refer to your partner in a number of ways. You can use one of the terms on this list, or you can create your own! What do you usually call your boyfriend? |
firstking01:My father, wasn't rich! I repeat! If you did not read, read it again: He was able to cater for himself, his wife, Myself, and my 3 Brothers and 2 sisters. Six Kids! Thats what matters. Don't modify my post. I never said a man must be "Rich". Riches are dynamic depending on the individualSomeone who could cater for 7 people conveniently, who never lacked anything, obviously, had a house and a car. I'm way smarter than you are. You cant prey on my intelligence. I am aware of what i've written and it doesnt change. You should read it again for better understanding. Thanks |
Strahovski1:I thought its an abomination for Hindu to lay with non-hindu? |
oloyede252:And where is it written that Vinshu doesnt have a car or house and her father wasnt rich when he married her mother? |
Religion has no doubt been doing a great job in shattering the homes of the married and breaking bonds two singles have for each other. Religion has been a controversial factor in relationships all over the world. Although, i preach against religion most times but for those who are already sunk in it. There are ways you can handle a relationship whereby your partner is of different religion. interfaith relationships can work perfectly if you respect each other's different views 1. Respect If you're in a relationship with someone of different religious views to your own, always respect their faith, even if you don't agree with it. Even if you think that yours are the correct views, they have different opinions. Each of you needs to respect and acknowledge that the other has the right to their views. 2. Don't Try to Convert Them Your faith (or lack of) is obviously important to you. But however much you wish that your partner would share your views, you shouldn't try to convert them to your religion. They may decide to do so, but it has to be in their own good #time and their own decision. Equally, if you are an atheist you shouldn't denigrate your partner's beliefs - if you're that against religion, you shouldn't be with someone who has a faith. 3. Children If you decide to have children in an interfaith relationship, you will need to discuss how you want them to be brought up. Will they be raised in one religion, or learn about both and decide when they're older? Again, it is important that they are brought up seeing that both parents have respect for the other's faith. 4. Discuss Since faith can have a major impact on a relationship, it's essential to the health of the relationship to talk about the issues involved. Don't ignore them and hope it will all resolve itself. Talk about how your families react, where you would get married, and how you will raise your children. 5. Open Mind Always keep an open mind about your partner's religion or atheism, even if you don't understand why they feel the way they do. If you have a strong faith, or no interest in religion at all, it can be perplexing or upsetting that your partner feels so differently. But accept that they have the right to their opinions, and that nobody is 'right' or 'wrong.' 6. Learn Try to learn something about your partner's faith or lack of. That doesn't mean you have to change your views, just that you should try to see #things from a different perspective. It will also be interesting to learn about a different faith; every religion (and atheism) has its merits, but should also be open to questioning. 7. Support Your Partner Finally, support your partner and their right to hold different views. It can be very challenging if your family dislikes you dating outside their faith, but if you want the relationship to last you will need to defend your partner. If they #face hostility, and you don't speak out, it will undermine the relationship. Dating outside your faith is a challenge, but can also enrich your life. More interfaith relationships could actually be a very positive thing - we shouldn't forget that we're all human! Have you been in an interfaith relationship, and what were the challenges? |
thundafire:You realize you cannot compare a government worker in Nigeria with an Entrepreneur in Europe! Can you compare? My currency alone is bigger than yours. Perhaps you don't know who you quoting. Again, get a life. Speaking of a house, yes i do have a house. Our government is sooooo good that every working class person is entitled to housing. I bet your government couldn't do that for you thats why you all run down here. |
firstking01:My father wasn't "Rich"! He was able to cater for himself, his wife, Myself, and my 3 Brothers and 2 sisters. Six Kids! Thats what matters. Don't modify my post. I never said a man must be "Rich". Riches are dynamic depending on the individual |
thundafire:Oh yes, i can fend for myself because i am an entrepreneur. (If you know what that means) Better go out there and pass along your CV(If you have any) to get a better paying job and have a life. Not wasting away |
adeaks:YES HE DID. Let's continue |
Strahovski1:No not really. I'm actually an Economist. |
In order to reduce the level of poverty amongst homes, in my opinion I think a man who has not enough money to buy a house of his own not rent at least a 3 bed room flat and a car to move him and his family around should not get married. When he gets married in his low credit, the family tends to suffer. The probability that he will get rich is actually 0.5 not up to 1 because Sundry expenses will now become expenses when married. Things he could ignore when single will now be important. When children arrive, the probability of getting rich falls to an all time low of 0.2. Have you observed that most men have a higher credit score when single? If you have $500 at the end of every week when single if your job/income doesn't change or upgrade when you get married your $500 falls to $200 because you no longer feed yourself but feed a woman and probably a child. When the child grows older school fees will set in. And other bad debts will be incured . Don't get me wrong, I ain't saying he will never make it but in the mean time, why bring a child to the world to suffer? Even if it's for 6 years before you make it? Why take a woman from her father's comfy house to hardship in the name of marriage? I advice ladies never to get married no matter how cool a guy is unless he is proven to be able to cater for your needs and that of your children financially in all ramifications both expenses and sundry expenses. It doesn't make any sense, what you enjoy when single as a lady why stop enjoying it because your husband has no money or your money now goes to supporting him? They say women ain't equal to men. Ok let the men be rich and rich enough to take care of their wives 101% before getting married. In fact, studies show most men marry for sex. |
Why are you jumping from one bed to another? |
Good thing my man doesn't like big asses #TeamSkinny |
Specialbaby:Like I said, even a guy who is broke will still cheat if he wants to so will a rich prince charming do same. If you are good for your hubby he won't cheat on you. ![]() Besides if he does and you haven't caught him, it's ok. When you find out, a divorce is free. |
Wisdomkosi:Lol you know I have a husband. |
Specialbaby:A man who will cheat will cheat. Rich or poor. So that's not an issue. Even if girls flock around it doesn't mandate that he cheats. |
Broke ass nigga!!!! If you are handsome and rich you won't post this. ![]() |
Happy sunday to all of you. ![]() |
Cc evegran ![]() Food is ready |
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??, but you want the man that wants to marry you to buy land build house, buy a care ba
