Celebrities › Re: My Pant Remover, My Womb Shifter - Nigerian Lady Celebrates Her Boyfriend by We4all: 12:13am On Jan 19, 2020 |
Hmnn...Sex!Sex!Sex! God's only mistake was creating sex and it is now being abused. We may not mean what we say, but sometimes, some things are better left unsaid. |
Romance › Re: The Dirty Secrets About Every Runs Girl by We4all: 3:41pm On Jan 18, 2020 |
vincentjk: You wouldn't because most Nigerian young girls are low budget runs girls so you assume they're all same, even the so called girlfriends aren't excluded so you're already generalizing
Her reason of building the house is for the three of them to have a place to call their own house and to spend Christmas holidays since their father left just a family land for them but couldn't build a house before his death
She's an igbo girl and just 25 years of age, her mother died in the year 2014 while her father died of depression and hypertension in 2016 when she gained admission newly according to what she told me. She's a good friend of mine Some 'runs girls' have built houses, bought choice cars and are always travelling round the world. Many girls are starting to see runs as a form of business venture and it's really paying off. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 11:46am On Jan 18, 2020 |
Curiouscity: @We4all,
I read the thread you are referring to, and I gave my advice and moved, so did many other Nairalanders. How come yours kept you up at night?
I can say it with 75% confidence that if you're above 25 years, there is a 80% chance that you sucked breast in the public or where someone not related to your mother saw her feeding you. How many churches, mosques, offices or public places have dedicated spaces for mothers to breastfeed in Nigeria? When we see oyigbo doing things, look at the foundation.
Regarding your rant about married couples feeling entitled about sex, while I don't support sex in the public or disturbing others with sexual escapades, marriage is for sex. Legally, religiously and culturally, any marriage where there is no sex between the couples after 48hrs is regarded as null and void. Why so, if sex was for procreation alone? Dating, alias boyfriend-girlfriend is supposed to be for learning each other, and finding reasons to marry or otherwise. Comparing sexual life of marriage couples to that of dating couples is comparing apples to oranges.
What the guy did was improper, but not a crime. And it didn't translate to making married people entitled! I read the thread you are referring to, and I gave my advice and moved, so did many other Nairalanders. How come yours kept you up at night?It is the reason why Nairaland is called a forum for discussions. That you moved on after reading, doesn't mean I had to follow suit. Before that guy's post, I had wanted to talk about something like that and his post only triggered my resolve. I can say it with 75% confidence that if you're above 25 years, there is a 80% chance that you sucked breast in the public or where someone not related to your mother saw her feeding you. How many churches, mosques, offices or public places have dedicated spaces for mothers to breastfeed in Nigeria? When we see oyigbo doing things, look at the foundation.If I am above 25 years old and sucked my momma's breast in public, then, is it not worrisome that over two decades later, we are still experiencing the same tacky and classless scenario? Churches or Mosques don't have to provide dedicated places for mothers. What stops a mother from looking for a secluded place to breastfeed, or learn to cover up while doing it? Why must she do it in the gathering of people? Look, living a descent, classy and proper lifestyle has got nothing to do with race, but more of an individual and mentality thing. Or have you never seen a black woman who covered herself properly while breastfeeding her baby? Regarding your rant about married couples feeling entitled about sex, while I don't support sex in the public or disturbing others with sexual escapades, marriage is for sex. Legally, religiously and culturally, any marriage where there is no sex between the couples after 48hrs is regarded as null and void. Why so, if sex was for procreation alone? Dating, alias boyfriend-girlfriend is supposed to be for learning each other, and finding reasons to marry or otherwise. Comparing sexual life of marriage couples to that of dating couples is comparing apples to oranges. Please get your facts right! Whoever told you that marriage is for sex? And what makes you think that any marriage without sex is regarded null and void after 48 hours? So if for instance your spouse has a medical deficiency and unable to have sex, that automatically means you will no longer regard her as your wife because you married her just for sex? And what about couples that are married and go weeks without sex cos they don't want babies, would you also declare their marriage as null and void? Or what about our parents who are older and no longer find sex appealing, but still married to each other, would you declare their marriage as null and void? This should prove to you that marriage is primarily for companionship, and not for sex. Like I said in my post, sex wasn't created for marriage, but for procreation and I backed up my facts biblically. That the society has changed the narrative, doesn't mean that we should argue over it. This is because, people believe what they want to believe because it suits them. Yeah, I can compare the sexual life of both married and unmarried couples because I stand by my words that "sex is for procreation". If an unmarried couple decides to have sex cos they want babies, then there is nothing wrong with that. But if married couples think they are at liberty to have sex, but don't want babies, then that may not seem right going by biblical injunctions. To your last point, I didn't say the guy committed a crime , but what he did was distasteful and should be frowned at. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 10:53am On Jan 18, 2020 |
Mizwisdom: OP, you might not know about the high rate of abortions among married people. This also stems from their daily sex lives which leads to unwanted pregnancies. Many simply flush it away without much thought I'm glad you're making sense! Most of them hide under the guise of marriage to commit atrocities. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 10:51am On Jan 18, 2020 |
rationalmind: Well said. That guy is not only arrogant but extremely ignorant.
Besides, what's his business with someone who decides to expose her breast while breast feeding? It's her body, her breast and her child. How she decides to feed the child is her business. You obviously don't know the meaning of the word arrogance. And what's your business with my post? It's my opinion, my verbal rights, and my data. How I decide to pass the message shouldn't be your business. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 10:37am On Jan 18, 2020 |
rain21: u are talking ignorantly,babies prefer sulking directly public or not. can babies differentiate between public or private place? there are babies that don't accept bottles no matter what you do to pacify them. most esp babies that are glued to their mums 24/7 cos their mums are stay at home mums or takes them wherever they go to. the babies are used to it already and some don't get to wean off early till they are above 18 months and more.
babies that lost their mums at child bir th don't even get to know what breast milk taste like,they get to adapt to whatever you give them at that stage. it's different from a baby that has been on breast milk from day one and it's probably exclusively breast feeding.
also know that babies sulking doesn't necessarily equate to them being hungry.they also sulk for comfort, pleasure and when they need to sleep,so bottle feeding at that point would lead to a more crying restless baby Like I said before:"Learn to understand first before commenting. I wasn't talking about 'babies', but a particular 'baby' who is old enough to take cereals. Yes, orphaned babies may be used to feeding from a bottle, and I'm saying that no baby will die if he/she doesn't get breastfed for a few hours. Mothers should learn to practice both breast and bottle feeding, so babies can easily adopt to them in case of emergencies. Parenting encompasses a whole lot, and a mother who can't improvise isn't ready to be a mother yet. |
Family › Re: My Marriage Is On The Verge Of Collapsing Due To My Wife Unfaithfulness by We4all: 10:12am On Jan 18, 2020 |
iamballo: Hello fellow nairalanders, I'm a regular here even a lot of u guys kws my story here long b4 I got married in 2017. The issue now is that my marriage is on d line bcus of my wife cunning act lately, there is dis man I hv been suspecting that my wife is having affair with but b4 now I don't hv any tangible evidence abt dem dating or whatever & anytime I raised d issue she always talk her way out of it which I always believe. Two days ago I borrowed my wife phone to send some msgs to my clients & few msgs was sent back to me thru her phone so as I was going Tru d inbox to check d msgs d tin I saw almost makes me fainted. A conversation between her & d man. I hv attached a screenshot of their conversation below. please what's d best way for me to handle this situation because I'm down & devastated at d moment. please I will really appreciate if this can get to the front page for wider views. You should have confronted your wife first before coming to wail on Nairaland. If your wife is guilty, then you have an insatiable and promiscuous woman as partner, and only you can decide how to get rid of her. |
Family › Re: Advise: My Girlfriend Is Pregnant by We4all: 10:00am On Jan 18, 2020 |
sonsolo: Good morning landers.. I would go straight to the point and don't mind any typos..
I've been going out with my girlfriend for like 8months now and everything have been great all along. Then suddenly, I jokingly asked her if she has seen her period which she told me "NO".. She said she's supposed to see it last week and she's surprised nothing came. She's been sleeping carelessly these days and always complain of being tired..
We would be going to the hospital today for a check up but I still have my fears.. I had jokingly suggested we remove the pregnancy if its positive but she came up with her village culture thing that when you abort a pregnancy out of wedlock, that the father will die and any other person in her household and I was like " that's a superstition and doesn't hold any ground in 21st century" but she wouldn't listen..
I will be rounding up nysc by Feb/march while she's a 200L student in unical.. We are not ready for this baby and the news will shatter the both families, our church and friends around and notwithstanding, the news will definitely block my way as I already have my uncle working out a place for me to work in an offshore company immediately I finish my nysc...
Those from the ibo part of Nigeria, how true is this culture?? and what do you suggest we do at this point??. Though I'm praying it shouldn't be what we are thinking This may sound like a cliche, but I'll say it anyway. If you are not ready for a baby, then why did you have unprotected sex? Didn't your momma teach you that sex was for procreation? Now you're worried about what your church members will say and that makes it all the more hypocritical of you. When others make mistakes, we are supposed to learn from them. But when we keep making the same mistakes over and over again, then we should learn to deal with the consequences alone. Mister, if she says no abortion, then don't risk it as abortions comes with so many physical and spiritual repercussions. Both of you should sit down and have a long talk about it. Let her keep the pregnancy while you offer your support. Since you're a corps member and out of school, then you should be able to shoulder some family responsibilities. As for your uncle, well, having a baby is the more reason why he should fix you up with a job. |
Career › Re: How I Was Wrongly Accused Of Rape And Got Sacked by We4all: 11:40pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
ambassadorgozie: 6th of January 2020 is the day I won’t forget. I work as personal assistant/ secretary to my boss who happens to be a former politician. My boss came to work with her housemaid for her to help in sweeping, cleaning and tidying up the office being the resumption day. She instructed us on how to go about it before she stepped out from the office promising to come back in the afternoon. We started the work immediately until afternoon time when I decided to rest and eat. While eating I beckoned the grown up housemaid to come and eat or at least rest before she continue the cleaning but she declined. After like an hour, I told her to rest small, she declined yet again. This prompted me to go close to her in order to convince her to eat something or rest. My worst mistake and nightmare was attempting to put my hand on her shoulder in my stupid bid to convince her. Immediately my hand touched her shoulder she started shouting continuously that I want to rape her, that she will deal with me; in fact that I will get sacked. At first I told her my intention, but she wouldn’t hear me, I then resorted to pleading, I even knelt down begging her that it wasn’t my intention to rape or grab her. She couldn’t stand my talks and pleading, she called the boss immediately telling her that I want to rape her. We narrated everything to the boss, (a lawyer), when she returned. After hearing from us she said she has stayed with her maid for couple of years, thus she trust her, and it may be true that I wanted to rape her or lure her for sex. She couldn’t see my explanation, pleadings and even crying. She said she has two options; either to call police for me or to sack me. That’s how she later sacked me that day. I have been devastated and depressed since that day, not because of the sack but the allegation and accusation that was not even on my mind. The worst is that as an introvert I have no one to talk to, I am damn down. Notes: 1. I have no intention of raping, grabbing or having sex with her 2. I will not be so stupid to rape or have sex with the housemaid in the office knowing that the boss will come at any time 3. I have not raped anyone or plan to do so in the future because I know is morally and legally wrong.
@lalasticlala OP, I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt, but you goofed when you made an attempt to touch her. Some men do that all the time to watch a lady's reactions, and if it is friendly, they take it further by touching her boobs. But if you said it was a friendly touch, then I wonder why she would react so aggressively. Have you considered the fact that it could have been a plan between your boss and the maid?Your boss was probably looking for a reason to sack you and found none, then she connived with her maid to set you up. You know what they say:"Give a dog a bad name just to hang it". And please, stop making yourself guilty by apologizing for what you didn't do, or had no intention of doing. |
Romance › Re: Jeanine Delsky In Kano To Marry Sulaiman Babayero Isa She Met On Instagram by We4all: 11:15pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
usmandra11: A 46-year-old American woman, Jeanine Delsky, has arrived at Panshekara, a A 46 year-old American woman, Jeanine Delsky, has arrived at Panshekara, a suburb of Kano, to marry her 23-year-old online boyfriend Sulaiman Babayero Isa. Ms Delsky, who lives in California, USA, landed at Mallam Aminu Ka International Airport, Kano on Saturday and went straight to Panshekara to meet the parents of her lover. The two lovers met on Instagram one year ago, exchanged pictures and started online courtship. In an interview with our reporter, Ms Delsky said she decided to follow her boyfriend to Kano because of her love for him. She said many people had courted her online but she found Mr Isa as the most loving and sincere. The mother of two said they both agreed to get married and fly to the US where they intend to settle. Holding the hands of her beau and smiling, Ms Delsky said she realised her dream by meeting the love of her life. Mr Isa, who has just finished. secondary school, said that he is ready to follow his girlfriend to America to settle and build a family. He said he was not bothered about the age gap, adding that “it’s even the Sunna of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, Peace be Upon Him, to marry a woman who is far older than you”. He expressed optimism that Ms Delsky would one day accept Islam and become a Muslim. Ms Delsky met Mr Isa’s mother, Fatima Suleman, to seek consent Mr Isa’s mother, Fatima Suleman, said she had no objection to her son’s relationship with American girlfriend, noting that she would pray for them to have a happy married life in America. The wedding is expected to hold in March.suburb of Kano, to marry her 23-year-old online boyfriend Sulaiman Babayero Isa.Ms Delsky, who lives in California, USA, landed at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano on Saturday and went straight to Panshekara to meet the parents of her lover. The two lovers met on Instagram one year ago, exchanged pictures and started online courtship. In an interview with our reporter, Ms Delsky said she decided to follow her boyfriend to Kano because of her love for him. She said many people had courted her online but she found Mr Isa as the most loving and sincere. The mother of two said they both agreed to get married and fly to the US where they intend to settle. Holding the hands of her beau and smiling, Ms Delsky said she realised her dream by meeting the love of her life.Mr Isa, who has just finished secondary school, said that he is ready to follow his girlfriend to America to settle and build a family. He said he was not bothered about the age gap, adding that “it’s even The Sunna of the Holy ProphetMuhammad, Peace be Upon Him, tomarry a woman who is far older than you”. He expressed optimism that Ms Delsky would one day accept Islam and become a Muslim.Ms Delsky met Mr Isa’s mother,Fatima Suleman, to seek consent Mr Isa’s mother, Fatima Suleman,said she had no objection to her son’s relationship with American girlfriend, noting that she would pray for them to have a happy married life in America. The wedding is expected to hold in March. Aboki too has started yahoo business? It is well! |
Romance › Re: SEE Top 5 Most Ugly Nigerian Female Celebrities - Tiwa Savage On List (PHOTOS) by We4all: 5:17pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
Wovv: Some people say "Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder", but in reality beauty is more than just the facial prettiness - it includes other important personal factors too.
And as revealed by fans, the Top5 Naija female celebrities have been made public. See if your favorites is/are on the list below!
Hint: Tiwa Savage is on the list, find out the rest four others >> http:///news/detail/ec7463be33c87ae01052fd69e40956b8?product= Did you say ugly? Hmnn...that's a strong word to use. Anita is a presentable young lady, Simi may look plain, but definitely not ugly. With a little effort, she can be termed pretty. As for Funke and Tiwa, they got pretty eyes which many find irresistible. So, sorry to disappoint you cos the list is biased. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 2:05pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
rain21: don't mind that one biko ,as if she had not seen babies that rejects bottle in fact most babies prefer sulking directly to bottle. those teats can never be same with nipples.
the situation doesn't apply to only married women but mothers in general... Who is talking about regularly feeding a baby with feeding bottles? Read to understand, and not just to comment. The issue of expressing breast milk came up when a poster justified her sister's actions for exposing her boobs while breastfeeding her baby in a public vehicle. And I asked why didn't she express the breast milk before travelling. I didn't ask her to tell the mother to continue feeding the baby from a bottle. No child dies if being fed from a bottle, and if baby orphans can survive without breast feeding, then one day without breastfeeding a child makes no difference. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 1:46pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
eyinjuege: You talk of refrigeration in Nigeria. It's not for the faint hearted o. We all know the state of UP NEPA in Nigeria. Most families that use generator steady do so for a few hours at night to sleep and they always turn off the heavy electrical goods like freezer/fridge/AC before the gens can even work sef . During the daytime, it's to your tent o Isreal. (So I can't advice mothers to refrigerate breast milk just like that). How many hours a day do you put on your generator? Please answer truthfully. Manual breast pumps are not as effective as electric ones. Infact, it can be more painful at times and they are also not affordable for everybody either. Or you mean using hand to pump the breast into cups? Expressing milk( via pumps or by hand ) is not a prerequisite for raising a child (as a vacuum cleaner is not either for maintaining a clean home), so that should have nothing to do with planning your reproductive life. Will you be happier if breastfeeding mothers are covered up while feeding their babies? I see a lot of mothers all covered up these days while breastfeeding, and not a single boob is exposed. You won't even see the baby's face/body sef talkmore of boobs. Or does that still gall you? People don't travel on a daily basis, and if a mother sets aside a day to travel with her baby, then she should plan ahead and make the right and necessary preparations. If there is incessant power supply, then she should opt to power on the generator few hours before embarking on the journey, so she can refrigerate the breast milk. Since every mother understands the state of power supply in Nigeria, and how hot the whether can be, then acquiring a generator before birthing a child is essential. Or, would you also insist that not every mother can afford a generator? Well, in my opinion, if you can afford to get pregnant and birth a child, then you should also be able to afford the basic things that can make a child comfortable. This talk is not whether expressing a breast milk is a prerequisite for raising a child, but rather on how distasteful mothers expose their boobs while breastfeeding in public. I raised the issue of expressing breast milk cos the poster in question was trying to justify her sister's actions for exposing her boobs while on a journey. And yes, it would feel right for mothers not to expose their boobs publicly while breastfeeding their babies. The issue is very clear, I am not against breastfeeding in public, but rather against exposing boobs all in the name of breastfeeding. |
Romance › Re: Typical Mindset Of Nigeria Guys And Girls In Relationship. by We4all: 12:45pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
A typical Nigerian guy can trade his destiny for sex with a light skin and endowed Nigerian lady.
And a typical Nigerian girl thinks being light skin and possessing a great body can get them any man. So they end up bleaching their destiny away! |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 12:27pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
ireneidiva: I will call my most cherished act rubbish? All rubbish were once great assets. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 12:22pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
eyinjuege: Majority of married folks don't feel they have more rights to have sex in public especially where their in-laws are. The guy in question is just one of those who are unreasonable. Infact, single people (perhaps because they are younger) act worse. In my uni days, I knew of such cases. All the stupid things that can be done as per sex is mainly by unmarried young folks. Youth in this case also plays a major factor (it becomes a confounder in your analysis) Is it sex in a public pool, is it sex in the hospital, is it sex in dark corners around the universities, just name it. Infact, many married folks are careful about their sex life because they don't even want to be caught by their children despite the fact that you think they feel entitled. They can't moan too loudly, they can't be spontaneous around the house , talkmore in public. Your assertion may be right! But the difference between the sexual spree of both married and unmarried couples is that: When both are caught in the act, the married ones will strive to justify their actions because they feel that being married is a licence to sexually express themselves at all times. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 12:10pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
eyinjuege: You do know milk has to be kept refrigerated, otherwise it will get sour. While some mothers have the financial wherewithal to get a breast pump, have refrigerated milk (stored in special packs) with insulated coolers/packs and ice packs that can keep the milk cold or even warm in some cases, Not everyone can afford to do that. Especially when travelling on a journey, it makes no sense to carry expressed milk that won't be refrigerated. The child that refused cerelac must have been eating it at home before the mother will have the courage to travel with cerelac for child. Unfortunately, baby says " not today mother"
Breast milk is still the best for all children. However, bottle feeding (either with breast milk or formula) has always being discouraged since time immemorial in Nigeria even by health professionals because of the difficulty encountered with sterilising these bottles. Not everyone will have access to potable water, not everyone will have access to proper sterilising materials for the bottles. Don't forget majority still live below the poverty level in Nigeria. Mothers, pls continue to breastfeed your babies,so 5hey can grow healthy. There are aprons to cover yourselves discretely, so get one or sew some. Anyone not happy with it should go hug transformer. I'm talking to mothers (whether single or married- as OP seems to think only married women are mothers) with children that still need the nourishment from boobs. When breast milk is refrigerated, it has the life span of up to 4 hours if kept out of cold temperature. And it can last longer if you use a cooling system to preserve it. So, what stops a mother from refrigerating her breast milk if she decides to embark on a journey? You don't seem to understand my point. I am not against breastfeeding, but all I'm saying is, don't expose your boobs in public in the name of breastfeeding. As for those who can't afford a breast pumping machine, then they should learn to do it manually. What about the kids who lost their mothers and were never breastfed, did they die from starvation? Mister, life is about planning, and motherhood takes a whole lot of planning. If you ain't ready, then don't jump right into it. And no, I am not dumb to think that only married people are mothers ,but the idea of the post was to address married people and not the unmarried ones. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 11:38am On Jan 17, 2020*. Modified: 11:54am On Jan 17, 2020 |
eyinjuege: I read the same thread and it didnt come off as entitlement but rather as stupidity. Infact, more unmarried folks have sex in public than the married ones. Anyway, drink a bottle of cold Orijin . It will calm you down. Married people around you have obviously done you a strong thing Let's be clear on something: I wasn't trying to compare the sexual behaviors of both married and unmarried people. I said, married people think they have more rights to exhibit certain behaviours simply because they feel they are married, and are at liberty to do so. Haven't you ever heard this phrase before:"What does it matter?After all, we are married"! As regards the poster who had sex with his wife in the presence of his in-law: He acted that way cos he was married to her and to a greater extent felt a sense of entitlement. He obviously didn't see anything wrong about that cos they are married couples, and he thought married couples are at liberty to have sex regardless of the situation. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 10:52am On Jan 17, 2020 |
sisisioge: Haaa! Oga, you started well and went of the rails with the speed of light. May God enrich our minds. Yeah, I may have gone off the rails, probably to enable me get on the plane! When it comes to talks about sex, people accept what they want to accept. But that doesn't change the fact that we have gone off the rails as far as sex is concerned! I'm not condemning anyone, but just saying:"Do what you have to do, but don't hide under the disguise of being married". |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:59am On Jan 17, 2020*. Modified: 12:25pm On Jan 17, 2020 |
ireneidiva: 1 and 4 are true. The rest are rubbish. You think so, cos number 2 and 3 contains your most cherished act;SEX. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:57am On Jan 17, 2020*. Modified: 11:25am On Jan 17, 2020 |
Nnefada: My dear op, U see that your number one, there's nothing anyone can do about it. When duty calls, you just have to obey diligently and on time. I was once in a bus traveling from east to Lagos with my elder sister and her baby, about an hour into the journey, my niece started crying. The mum prepared cereal but the baby refused to eat but continued to cry. A guy sitting beside us got irritated and began to yell at my sister to throw that 'rubbish' (the cereal) away and breastfeed the poor baby. She had to shamefully put away the food and breastfeed her baby and at last there was peace again.
What I'm saying is that sometimes these women are left with no choice than to breastfeed (publicly). Though the breast could be covered with a piece of cloth.
On married folks having 'pleasurable' sex. Oga I beg, don't use your own hand to condemn your self. Thank you Thanks for your input! But why didn't your sister express the breast milk into a sterilized bottle before her departure? She knew she had a baby, but was not proactive enough to come up with a back up plan in case the baby rejected the cereals. The truth is, most parents know next to nothing about parenting and think they can just jump right into parenthood. Like I said in my post, it is wrong and distasteful to expose boobs in public all in the name of breastfeeding a child. What about kids who lost their mothers during childbirth? How do you think they cope? As for your last point: Well, no one wants to be told that sex wasn't created for pleasure. But that doesn't change the fact that it is, what it is! |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:39am On Jan 17, 2020 |
ATTemi: Go back 2 bed. It is too early! We are not in the same geo-location. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:37am On Jan 17, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:35am On Jan 17, 2020 |
zed7: Go and get married jor and leave grammar or let married people be. The last time I checked, I didn't mention my marital status in the post. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:30am On Jan 17, 2020 |
Vyolet: Nawa o, so sex in marriage is now for procreation and not for pleasure. This OP's beef for married people is something else.  Dear, if you go the biblical way, the bitter truth is, sex was never created for pleasure, but for procreation. But I guess no married couple would want to accept that fact because of the pleasure it gives them. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:24am On Jan 17, 2020 |
LewsTherin: With all the rubbish posted on Nairaland I have honestly never seen a thread dripping with so much bile and bitterness as this.
But then, this is Nairaland and you're probably just trying to be controversial so well done mate, well done. I wasn't expecting to get a pat on the back from the married folks. You know as well as I do that the points I raised are valid. If you feel it is dripping with so much bile and bitterness, then that must be because the acts perpetrated by married people are disgusting. |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:15am On Jan 17, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:14am On Jan 17, 2020*. Modified: 11:24am On Jan 17, 2020 |
Sanchez01: A Nairalander sought to know if making out with his sister-in-law on the bed was bad. The deed had been done and I'm sure he asked because his restrictions prolly does not cover that area.
And then you, a supposed human with a meaningful job decides to rant over what has happened and dish out an epistle nearly 12 AM on some other person's case! And then there is the issue of authenticity of the story in itself but you thought married people are entitled?
Let's all pray for meaningful jobs that will make us focus on our lives and not brood over people's cases all day long and rant about them when half of Nigeria has slept. It is way too early in the year. I don't brood over people's cases, but rather try to analyze issues when it pops up. And I wouldn't do so if he hadn't come online to share what was supposed to be a private matter. For what it's worth, the point raised about married people isn't a generalization. They always feel a sense of entitlement. And it is what it is! |
Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:06am On Jan 17, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:04am On Jan 17, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 9:03am On Jan 17, 2020*. Modified: 9:38am On Jan 17, 2020 |
Parablesonmarble: Op, please, are you preaching or correcting or motivating or what exactly are you trying to do? All I see up there is hasty generalization! What works for you is good for you and you are not answerable to anyone for it as long as you are breaking no law or causing any inconvenience to anyone! So, to you now, if a married couple have sex for recreation and not for procreation in the recess of their abode, they have broken the law and are trying to cause you sleepless night? I'm confused. When you read, try to digest some more. I said, married people shouldn't hide under the guise of being married to perpetrate some distasteful acts. |
Family › Married People And Their Sense Of Entitlement! by We4all(op): 11:28pm On Jan 16, 2020*. Modified: 11:23am On Jan 17, 2020 |
I was triggered to pen down this post because of a write up by a fellow Nairalander. Apparently, he had sex with his wife while sharing a bed with his sister in-law due to accommodation issues. He came online and wanted to know if there was anything wrong with that.
After reading that post, I felt so disgusted and decided to address married people who think that they own the world and have the right to be 'indecent' just because they are married. My bone of contention is that, if that poster were not married to the lady in question, both of them could have restrained themselves and waited till they were alone.
But alas, they decided to act like two despicable sex starved animals devoid of human control, simply because they are married!
Welcome to the world of married people who think that:
1. "A married woman has the right to expose her 'mammary glands' in public all in the name of breastfeeding a baby".
Whatever stops her from excusing herself from the crowd before breastfeeding her child? Of course, she has the right to do that because she is a married woman and her actions are negligible and justified! If a single lady mistakenly exposes her boobs in public, she will be called unprintable names and labelled a prostitute.
2. "Married couples have the right to watch porn cos it spices up their sex lives".
Whoever told married couples that sex was meant to be spiced up? Nah! Ideally, sex was created for procreation and not for pleasure. In other words, no extra ingredient is needed to spice it up!
So, if you think being married gives you the right to watch porn, while the singles are supposed to be watching 'cartoon films', then you should have a rethink!
Bear in mind that porn is man made and stems from perverted minds of indecent movie producers. If it is wrong to watch porn as a single man, then it is also wrong to watch it as a married man.
For those who believe there is a maker, you should bear in mind that during judgement, you will be judged individually and not as a couple. So, stop straying and committing atrocities in the guise of being married.
3. "Married couples think they can indulge in pleasurable sex almost on a daily basis even when they are not planning on making babies".
This point is related to number two, but I need to hammer more on this. It's high time married couples learnt that God created marriage primarily for companionship, while the secondary aim was for procreation.
Unfortunately, we have decided to rewrite this and now see marriage as a licence to have unlimited and pleasurable sex;while lambasting singles who indulge in sex.
Let's assume there were two men;one is married and the other is single. The single man wants a child and decides to have sex with a woman strictly for that purpose. Afterwards, he restrains himself from having sex with her. The married man on the other hand isn't ready for kids, but indulges in 'pleasurable sex' almost on a daily basis. Who between the two men must have fulfilled God's purpose for procreation? The single guy of course!
It's appalling that most young singles rush into marriage just so they can start enjoying sex. This is because, the world has been programme to believe that married couples are free to have 'pleasurable sex', while singles have no right to.
Okay, since that is the general belief, all a single man needs to do, is to plan a fake marriage so he can enjoy all the sex in the world. And when he is tired of the lady, he divorces her and marries another while the sex continues.
What baffles me is the way even the so called 'Men of God' have gone down the indecent route by preaching about 'pleasurable sex' during sermons. They even encourage women to practice different sex styles with their spouses. Then they turn around and forbid singles from indulging in sex, even when the sole aim of a single indulging in sex is for procreation. This shows that we have totally lost it!
Pastors claim to be conversant with the bible, but they never remember the verse that says: "And she went unto her husband, he knew her, and she became pregnant".
This shows clearly that the married couples in the days of Abraham and his contemporaries, strictly had sex for procreation and not for pleasure. Unfortunately, pastors forget to emphasize on this cos if they do, they will be giving themselves away and missing out on the opportunity of enjoying 'pleasurable sex' with their spouses and side chicks.
Another instance to prove that sex was created for procreation and not for pleasure, was when God struck Anon dead cos he spilled his semen when he had intercourse with his sister in-law. It shows that any act of sex not geared towards procreation is anti-human and may incur God's wrath.
'Married couples', if you think you have the right to indulge in pleasurable sex cos you're married, then singles too have as much right as you. Bear in mind that if God were to judge 'pleasurable sex offenders', you will be number one on his list.
Try to assimilate the fact that being married does not exonerate you cos you're also breaking the rules of sex originally created by God.
4. "Married people have more responsibilities and shouldn't be saddled with any additional responsibility".
You might as well wear the tag: "Thread carefully, cos I am married ". That way, people will treat you differently cos you're a special breed for signing the dotted lines.
What makes you think that single men and women don't have responsibilities? Being without a spouse or kid doesn't mean that they are useless. Their are many singles who cater for their siblings, parents, cousins and others.
Just like your priorities are your wife and children, is the same way single men and women also have their own priorities. That two people have different priorities doesn't make one more important.
I could go on and on, but I have to stop here cos I believe that I have passed my message across. Don't get it twisted! I'm not trying to condemn or castigate married people, but my bone of contention is that they should stop justifying their indecent actions and offences cos it wreaks of hypocrisy.
The belief that they are entitled to certain rights and privileges simply because they are married, should be condemned in it's entirety and in all ramifications. After all, the difference between a 'married man' and an 'unmarried man' is the 'un', which seems insignificant cos it doesn't even form a complete word. |