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Family / Re: Why Should A Wife Deny Her Husband Sex & What To Do If It Was You by weaseloo: 11:46pm On May 18, 2013 |
dasparrow: @ Bolded: True Talk!!! |
TV/Movies / Re: Jack Bauer Is Back: TV Thriller '24' To Return In 2014 by weaseloo: 12:40pm On May 15, 2013 |
Can't wait. |
Family / Re: Whyme222's Wife's Response....nairalanders Be The Judge by weaseloo: 7:04pm On May 14, 2013 |
My people, see how you are all lashing out at a woman because she cheated. But if its a man now, you will turn and blame the lady for being the CAUSE for the man's actions. Now that the tables are turned: you are still blaming the woman, what did we ever do to you. Even the silly whyme and others have the notion that a man cheating is acceptable. Abeg, we are all human beings man or woman. What is good for one is good for the other. If you know something is not right when done unto you, then it's not good for another person. Don't make this marriage your problem. This is just drama for you to reflect and learn from. Men note that your wife can indeed cheat on you therefore sit up and stop fooling around. 7 Likes |
Romance / Re: Caught My Fiancee Cheating, Should I Go Ahead by weaseloo: 2:51am On May 11, 2013 |
OP you may not believe it but there are girls/ladies out there who do not cheat. Maybe you are attracted to the kind/breed of women that cheat. Share your 7 criteria. One or two of them may be leading you to the wrong kind. Again, marriage is a totally different ball game. |
Romance / Re: Caught My Fiancee Cheating, Should I Go Ahead by weaseloo: 2:39am On May 11, 2013 |
PrettySpicey: You believe that 90% of women cheat. Before I continue, thank u for that 'myopic' observation. WORD!!!! |
Family / Re: Divorce - Why Cant Women Say "I M Sorry"? by weaseloo: 8:08am On Apr 27, 2013 |
I'm tired of reading this thread. You know what OP, after reading through all the pages my advice for you is: Look inward, stop blaming your wife or any other person. Stop pointing accusing fingers. You as a person need to fix yourself. If this means taking time away from your family, do that. Your wife is not the only person to be blamed for your marital problems. You also have a part in it. A good way to start is to see a counsellor or even a priest. You need to set your mind and your thinking straight. It is indeed haywire and irrational. Forgive!!! You have so much hurt inside you. It is blinding you from making good judgements. BTW, the instruction in the BiBle says: Man, LOVE your wife! As a Christian, I advice you get closer to God. He will make you see beyond your present struggles. He will bring you peace of mind. He will make you see that wrong+wrong=wrong raised to power 100. And wrong+right right! Stop fight please, your kids are the delicate victims. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: Divorce - Why Cant Women Say "I M Sorry"? by weaseloo: 7:41am On Apr 27, 2013 |
True NaijaBwoy: Whaatttt!!!! @bolded 1 Like |
Family / Re: Divorce - Why Cant Women Say "I M Sorry"? by weaseloo: 8:07am On Apr 26, 2013 |
Divorce is many times used as a tool to hurt the other person or to pay them back for their wrongs. However it is a very magnified approach of revenge which I feel often times is not necessary. Marriage is about give and take. You cannot have it all. You have to be willing to sacrifice. I wonder what your wife has done that you can't forgive her. You sound like you are so much in control but believe me, the end product is not juicy, for you, your wife and your 2 children. I am writing this before reading through the 4 pages. I will likely comment again afterwards. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Should I Return To Nigeria? by weaseloo: 9:52pm On Apr 04, 2013 |
otokx: pls wait till after 2015, you can visit from time to time to feel the pulse. I agree with this statement too. Lagos is currently under Boko Haram threat according to the media. I will give it a few more years. If you have a thriving business in SA, I suggest you stick with it. But if you finally make up your mind that you want to return, then you should set something up steadily before you RELOCATE. You need to visit and get a good feel of what it will be like to live here. You may think you have money but by the time you set yourself up to be comfortable as you are in SA, that is when you will realise that the Naira is all gone. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Should I Return To Nigeria? by weaseloo: 9:41pm On Apr 04, 2013 |
50calibre: Returning home should depend on what is waiting for you at home. Weigh up the pros and cons before taking any decision. Word!!! |
Travel / Re: Arik Air Ticket Agents Scam by weaseloo: 10:20pm On Apr 02, 2013 |
bornosheikh: You need to know that Pakistan and Nigerians are DNA twins separated by Okija Juju when they began squabbling over a bowl of garri. I once met one guy running a Forex in Athens, who said he was was half Pakistani-half Nigerian - at that point, I dropped my money and scampered from that place. Dat mixture be the handiwork of a banished angel. you just made my night |
Celebrities / Re: Kanye West Wants To Name Baby "North" by weaseloo: 12:10pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
I doubt the name will stick. Kim would "divorce" him if the child's name does not start with K. |
Religion / Re: I Cannot Reject Aircraft Gift –S.K Abiara by weaseloo: 9:36pm On Feb 15, 2013 |
I wonder why this story made front page with just 5 responses. I have a question. Can anyone refer me to a Bible passage that says we should not judge/question men of God?? Even when it is glaring that the person is not being Godly/ following in the foot steps of Jesus. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: I Need Sincere Answers by weaseloo: 7:02pm On Feb 06, 2013 |
victorian: At Op, try to remove your mind from the fact that your hubby bought a car for u , in his name.. The bottom line is , he bought a car for u to conveniently move around, take the kids to crèche or school without hassles. It's natural for one to buy his or her spouse such gifts, and not placing the receiver's name on the receipt..it's his money..that shouldn't bring up doubts abt his trust or love for you. Haven't u seen some homes, the husband will have fleet of cars but the dares not drive any, and they still live peacefully . Secondly, stop exchanging hot words or replying with snide remarks, when talking or laying yur ideas across. For your husband to say , all these... He is getting tired but that does not mean he wants to quit or that u shud quit.. He simply wants u to realize that he gradually turning his back and that u shud change some certain attitudes u cud av displayed at home.. All he wants, is for u to change your attitude at home and stop doing irritable things. @OP. This is the best advice I have read so far. I would follow this if I were you. |
Family / Re: The Most Traumatic Experience You Ever Suffered In Your Life by weaseloo: 12:27am On Feb 04, 2013 |
I have two experiences to share: 1. This was in 2004. I watched the beheading of 2 men American and British kidnapped in Iraq or somewhere in the Middle East. I thought I was a strong chic but after watching that gruesome video online, I was never the same. I did not watch the Aluu videos because I am still tucking away the images of the first one I watched. 2. Childbirth. I hope I don't get trashed for saying this but it was a traumatising experience for me and I am still dealing with it. Women are truly blessed by God because we have the ability to forego the pains and go ahead for another. |
Family / Re: The Most Traumatic Experience You Ever Suffered In Your Life by weaseloo: 12:08am On Feb 04, 2013 |
cigar icon: Actually I wanted to keep this to myself but I just felt I should let it out. Sometimes I just wonder how some pple could pay back good for evil.Oh my goodness!! What a horrible experience. For other people reading this - never take this much justice into your own hands because there is a small possibility that the person may be innocent. Let us learn to control our anger and hurt. Any curse placed on the people that attacked the OP must surely come to pass, cause he was innocent. |
Family / Re: The Most Traumatic Experience You Ever Suffered In Your Life by weaseloo: 11:56pm On Feb 03, 2013 |
Fkforyou: Mine was wen i was in ss3(dat is 2009),it was one mornin I was teased in class by a fellow student b'cos of d material dat was attached to d pocket of my trouser,d material was called Mamar(it also had a song) I became very emotional in class,they teased me with it,i almost cried,wat pained me d most was my best friend was d one dat encouraged it instead of standing up 4 me,although we were 2geda yesterday i stil can't 4give him,it was 1 guy dat told dem to stop..It has affected my psychologicaly dat i can't think back at my days in sec.skul and all d fun i had with my friends without thinking abt dat moment,jst last month 1 of my course mate was rude to me,odas were laughing,i jst kept quite,i didn't pay attention to him,all i was thinking was dat scenario dat happened in ss3.I began to see myself as som1 who is weak and emotional,in order to prove to my self dat am not,i'm now losing my compasion.Up till dis day i still remember dat scenario wishing i could rewind time and give dat guy a beatin of his life,funny enough most people still look at me as som1 who had a perfect life in sec skul,i was brilliant,d girls in my class liked me,i was d headboy and so on. But they have no idea d pain am going through upstairs..Hmm if only they had a clue. You need to let it go. You will feel free when you do. Forgive that person for what he did that very moment. You are definitely more than him like you have described. |
Religion / Re: N100,000 For Deliverance Fee: Please Advice Us Urgently by weaseloo: 1:06pm On Jan 29, 2013 |
A lot of people have mentioned here that this story tanishes Christianity. I prefer to look at it another way - this actually enlightens people who may fall prey to such rubbish. The church is not a market where you have to pay to collect from God. God gives EVERYTHING FREE!!!! He gave us all His only Son and requests of us to just have faith, yes, that all: HAVE FAITH. @OP, whether this story is true or not, I'm sure someone is learning from it. Do not allow that MoG into your home, else he will turn your peaceful home into real wahala. Your wife needs to stop attending that church too. You do not need a MoG or pastor for deliverance. Go to God, He is very much accessible to you as he is to the MoG. No matter the kind of sin you committed, God will hear your true repentance. Pray to and believe in your God, reject the devil. We don't need to keep running around looking for who to solve our problems. We are actually the problem, look inwards and correct your mistakes then God will open doors of blessings to you. 1 Like |
Celebrities / Re: Which Celebrity Would You Bring Back To Life? by weaseloo: 11:21pm On Jan 17, 2013 |
1. Michael Jackson - I was so looking forward to his performances in London 2. Beautiful Aaliyah. |
Family / Re: Were You Abused Sexually As A Child? by weaseloo: 5:37pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Speaking about priests & molestation. I still remember my own experience vividly. But I won't mention names. When I was about 10, I used to go to our Catholic priest's house to receive phone calls from my elder sister who at that time got a job in Lagos. There was no GSM reception then. So we'd agree on a time when she will call me from work. Before this, my best friend at that time used to tell me that our Rev. Fr. used to make advances at her. I always didn't know whether or not to believe her bc I was taught to respect our priests bc they're holy and anointed. But I just knew to be careful around him. So on that day, I was siting in his small living area/office waiting for my sister's call. Other days he wasn't usually present. But that day he was and as the phone rang, he asked to come and pick it up. As I did, he came behind me, grabbed me, squeezing my breast. I managed to remove this hands and run out of there fast. That was the last time I went there. I told my sister about this but not my parents. I'm grateful it did not go farther than that. Please note that I am not condemning catholic priests. I still have respect for the ones that deserve the respect. |
Fashion / Re: Much Fanfare About Slim Girls/women by weaseloo: 12:42pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
repogirl: What makes you think the heavier women after having kids are not toasted? |
Family / Re: The Most Traumatic Experience You Ever Suffered In Your Life by weaseloo: 9:44pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
Ha |
Religion / Re: Why Do Women Dress Indecently To Church Nowadays by weaseloo: 7:18pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
Glorified_Tunde: You are cleverly being diplomatic and not answering my question. Well I am a woman, falling for them never going to happen. I'm concerned about the younger generation wrongly choosing indecency. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Why Do Women Dress Indecently To Church Nowadays by weaseloo: 7:06pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
Glorified_Tunde: Read my post again, I said plucking out in response to your statement. I did not mean pluck out the girls. If that was what I meant, I would have written it clearly. A lady comes into as church dressed like she is goin to a club, I cannot define her as LOST? She has an ulterior motive different from what others came to do. Let me ask you a question, if you find the church accountant stealing money from the Sunday collection, would your response be the same as what you have written above: "LEAVE HIS/HER JUDGEMENT TO GOD". I guess not, you would want that person to be fired immediately. Same applies to women who bear their bodies for all to see and especially in the house of God. There is a distinction between RIGHT & WRONG. As an adult, God has given you that ability to know which is which. So my question to you is, is it right for a woman to dress half n.a.k.e.d to church? 7 Likes |
Religion / Re: Why Do Women Dress Indecently To Church Nowadays by weaseloo: 6:35pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
Glorified_Tunde: I disagree with the bolded and think that is C.R.A.P. Same Jesus says if your eyes will cause you to sin, pluck it out. They should be driven away from the churches. What on earth is this idea of "being sexy" IN CHURCH. Who are you trying to impress? God who can already see deep into your soul, definitely not. It is just clear they are targeting the men in church. If they are truly there to worship God, "sexy" will not cross their minds. What pains me the most is that some vulnerable young teenager will be looking at them, longing to do the same not knowing its not right. 3 Likes |
Foreign Affairs / Re: UK Nurse In Kate Middleton Radio Prank Call Committs Suicide by weaseloo: 6:25pm On Dec 09, 2012 |
There you go, I instantly thought the same thing - M16 in action. Those DJS better go into hiding or create protection for themselves because they might be next.... |
Family / Re: Does Marraige Stops One From Masturbating? by weaseloo: 3:54pm On Dec 09, 2012 |
wetgate2010: Welcome! |
Family / Re: Does Marraige Stops One From Masturbating? by weaseloo: 3:33am On Dec 07, 2012 |
@OP How do you go to God when you are ashamed? Tell Him how you feel- Dear God, I have sinned all these years, I am ashamed to come to you. Help me to stop this sin and forgive me... Talk to God just like you talk to anyone. He hears! You need to BELIEVE that His mercy is overflowing, then He will start working in you. Faith! You can open to any page in the Bible too and look for any verse that would inspire you. Ignore all the insulting posts here. They are probably worse than you but won't admit it. |
Fashion / Re: Using Relaxers-how Early Is Too Early? by weaseloo: 10:31pm On Dec 05, 2012 |
I was recently confused over this issue, whether or not to put chemical on my daugther's hair (she is 2). Her daddy warned me not to even think of cutting her hair. I tried conditioning her hair after washing, straightening it, using Ori i.e. shea butter. But there was only a temporary change. The shea butter worked beautifully, it allowed me comb her hair. But her hair still had rough ends and gets difficult to comb hours after. I eventually used a texturiser (I understand it does not contain the activator). I applied it on her hair, very quickly, combed it, and washed it off without even waiting. It did the job, straightened her hair and I can at least pack it unlike before. And anything done on her hair now lasts longer. It has saved me frequent trips to the salon. This is my experience, it is still a personal decision whether or not to do this. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: Can I Still Get Married After 4 Children? by weaseloo: 5:27pm On Dec 01, 2012 |
Brisingr: simple solutionThank you, well said. |
Family / Re: The Women Who Think They're Too Clever To Have Babies by weaseloo: 9:00pm On Nov 26, 2012 |
We are all different in our own ways. Thus, we choose what works for us. If it favours her not to have children, that's her business, her choice. For me, my children are my greatest gifts. The love I have for them, I have never experienced for another human being. It is indeed fulfilling, and it brings joy to my heart everyday! |
Education / Re: Words You Found Difficult To Spell In Your Early School Days? by weaseloo: 7:14pm On Nov 18, 2012 |
I remember being bummed when I could not spell "journey". I'm amazed I can still remember. |
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