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Pally, depends o. If it is a one-off n u know she makes it better on a good day, then I suggest...silence!eat n compliment her for her effort, but make no mention of d defect. |
Brokenbars: @Zomo, is he not supose 2 leave his family & cleav 2 his wife? i hav left mine. i dont discus private maters with dem like plans not yet materialised.Hey no beef intended, but does a person ever LEAVE his family that brought him or her up?with all d emotional bonding families experience while growing up?most likely he feels d need for "validation" of his intentions, in which case it's dangerous. Don't know, jus guessing. However u have a right to be concerned. Employ subtle measures, n pray to God for wisdom. Lest u r mentioned as d one that brought division to d family. |
Brokenbars: Renee, im just worried. u wouldnt know which one is envious or bitter about his achievements.K, I catch ur drift. U have a right to be worried. Maybe u shud approach him thru a friend dat he listens to.do u have marriage sponsors|pillars?those ppl that promise to guide you in ur marriage n step in when u have issues?talk to dem n express ur sincere concerns, especially if they r ppl u v Bn taking ur marriage issues to. Envy is dangerous. |
@op a man is first d son of his family before becoming ur hubby.same for you. Now picture d reverse scenario. He thinks u shud stop discussing stuff wt ur mom or siblings...get? it ll sound to u like he wants to isolate you and alienate u from ur family.WISDOM! Study him well.study his family too.accept d things u can't change, n change those that u can. But DONT INSIST! |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]It's not about being on fire jare. [b]Kulyie just wants to string the guy up by his balls simply because he's a man. [/b]As far as she's concerned, women can never do any wrong. Na only men dey at fault. smh![/quote]It's d trend these days o...women claiming "rights" but refusing to take d responsibilities that come with it.just blame d man for every dat goes wrong.all dese female e-barkers n "attack lioness" that parade d internet preaching hate gospel against men en...sadists! Efe, thumbs up jare. @topic, for every finger pointed, 4 point backwards. D guy needs to do some soul searching.d step is quite rash in my view.should v talked to d mother n IF SHE IS REASONABLE she ll talk to her daughter.also should v talked to d father to get a feel how to go about it. Most likely her mother is like that(females show me ur mother n I ll tell u who u are) n d father must v managed it thru d years.he can learn from d man. |
Les: you cannot tell maturity through this thread, for the fact one is never attracted to slim girls doesn't make him any less matured. I'm never attracted to slim girls but will never marry an endowed lady as per the post you quoted, thanks.Pally, we r all entitled to our preferences...point is,20yrs down d road, if all you did was chose "nyansh" n "boobs" above personality, u r gonna be a miserable man, cos u r gonna keep chasing unilag gals after ur wife's "olympus" has fallen. We love em assets, but that is just one criteria for chosing a woman, it's not all there is. |
Andyblaze: Ur love don bust my brain. Wheneva i type ur name, i feel like my pubic hair has rub sporting waves cream |
.Choi! *rotfl* |
kulyie: exactly.if he didnt,he will get the exact opposite reaction from meSo now u r brought up in a certain way that makes u act that way, thank good fortune for good upbringing. Your type r a minute few. Treat all these husslers we have out there so nice, and u r d latest "atm", u fast become a "doormat" husband. Speaking from experience. A little ironhand at home changed things. Now she is lovey dovey, yes sir all over d place. |
dominique: Benue, Adamawa now Rivers. Why do the states keep changing every year, do the PLWHA keep migrating or what? Benue that used to be ridiculed as an HIV ridden state is not even in the top 3 states of PLWHA. I don't know what to make of all these inconsistencies.U best bliv these stats. They r a true reflection of d current state of things. Those ppl that manipulate figures to ridicule helpless states have nw been brought to shame. I neva blivd Akwa Ibom, or Benue, or even Adamawa had d highest prevalence.where is Edo in this stats? Next year they will also feature prominently, especially now that these stats r been protected from manipulation. |
[quote author=♥Dεs•Chγκσ♥]His reward is supposed to be in heaven.. That's his job and it's no news if he did it.. We won't expect armed robbers to do that, would we? The pope is a Jesuit, so his lifestyle should not be surprising.. They're always humble and helpful. The only thing he needs is the media off his back. The media has a way of twisting ordinary stories to become 'big deals'.. They purposely didn't mention he was a Jesuit for many years before his papal ordination, and that there are over 20,000 priests all over the world like him, living simply and helping the needy. Also, they used 'disguised' instead of 'dressed simply' to make it look like he was avoiding/creating something. He just didn't wear his cap and dress of office, but the simple flowing gowns priests move around with. Is that a disguise or simple dress?? Now see how people are killing themselves on this thread, due to misinformation and misconception. Serves them right sha..Some are too lazy to research and learn. Shout out to MTN network, for allowing me comment before Afam.. N.B: Any comment you see insulting me below are just angry reactions because I was first..[/quote]Gbam! |
Sahara, formerly Clifford Oche, was never jailed anywhere in Nigeria. He lived freely n spread his "gospel" wtout hinderance.To claim dat he was once detained for being gay is a lie from the pit of hell. He is someone I know very well in Abuja, he schooled n Benue State University n lived in Abuja freely before jetting out to UK. Make d guy no cover una eye wt lies!His sexuality is not for me to judge, but to claim to have been jailed for being gay! Kai, Clifford, do not condescend just to earn points. |
obailala: To a large extent, most married men that cheat did not plan to be cheaters, they were forced into that situation by their wives. The unfortunate thing with it is that once it starts, it can hardly be stopped. Most women get married and after the first child, they forget they have a marital duty to their husbands. |
Deep Soul: Men are just insatiable. Some of them even go as far as repeatedly having unprotected sex with women who arent their wives thus exposing innocent women to all sorts.N d women outside who open their legs for married guys r saints I guess... Not an excuse for guys, but damn! D ladies think that married guys r more fun, matured,less hassles etc. Ask all d single ladies swearing on this thread. They probably have married bf's. Guys stay faithful. |
coldgate: I can identify with Gaggi's position. It really isn't that the attraction to sex is gone. What happens is that the couple get so comfortable in their relationship that they may not grab at each other on every turn. Hubby is going nowhere and same goes to wifey. No need to grab and hustle. It is all yours whenever you want it. Besides, wouldn't you rather leisurely savour your ice-cream. Than hurriedly gobble it down?On point. |
D way singles r into this marriage topic nw en...it's beginning to sound like life stops n marriage starts! I mean, marriage is part n parcel of life o! Just that u live with someone else, become less selfish,more patient n strategic! In matters of sexuality, be sure that d desire doesn't die, u just learn to channel it n enjoy it and savour it! You use sex to heal ur home, to cool ur wife when she is loosing her centre of gravity, to manage ur anger n ensure emotional stabiity as a man, among other things . Sex is still fun in marriage, but takes a greater significance n broader application. It stops been something u do just to go n brag to d boys. |
Princess zoe: And you are thinking of parting ways because of this? Just for this only? Not even as a result of adultery? These days marriage sounds more like a social club where one comes in and goes out anytime any day he wishes. Now oga, why you have not being able to solve this problem is that you don't do it with love; you have not been doing it as if she is one body with you; you have not being doing it with sacrifices; you have not really being showing her the sign to trust you enough in the sense that you know what you are doing. You think parting ways will settle the matter? You think divorce will free you from marriage turbulencies?On point Zoe. Couldn't agree wt u more. Though d issue is frustrating,its not good enuf grounds for divorce. D post was about a friend's experience, n I couldn't sustain d thread cos of limited knowledge of d facts. Those who mentioned that d story is incomplete r right. However ur various contributions are very appreciated n have served to advise so many folks. I will try to give my own experience soon. |
mutter: you are justified to think about divorce...meaning you see this as a big problem and indeed it is.Dear Mutter, I share d opinion that divorce should only be in extreme circumstances. This is not extreme enuf for me. Suffice to mention that d narrative was about a friend's experience. I put it on NL so he could read what ppl had to say, and tried to gather as much info as I could to update d topic. Alas there r qstns I can't answer cos of my limited knowledge of d facts. Notwithstanding, I agree wt u that when u love someone, u don't bring shame to d person, n don't try to break existing bonds. My wife n I had several storms over similar issues, n while not totally out of d woods, I am learning everyday to mediate. Will narrate my personal experience shortly |
bellong: Even if she was offended by someone from your family, she doesn't have to go to this extreme behavior in registering her grievances.@Bellong, you r right about almost everything, except d koboko part. My friend is still naive, n I put his experience on NL so he could hear mature opinions from tested experiences. I have my own storm which I am still weathering, but thru it all, parting ways have not Bn an option for me. I will post my story shortly |
Firstly, my apologies for prolonged absence from this thread. I have Bn away for a while. Secondly, I am unable to provide certain answers to questions here for one simple reason; I am a 3rd party to this particular ongoing drama. The story is from a friend's experience, and he has learnt so much from the house. I have too. zomoears: I hv bn married overr a year now. But all thru this period my family members have chosen to maintain some distance from me n wifey.this is cos wifey has got anattitude.I have my own experience which I will share with you shortly. |
But seriously, no insult intended, Pls answer d following qstns sincerely; Are you attractive? Like, can ur looks appeal to a guy?Are you overweight "mama iyabo ish"? Polished?Clean hygienically? Did u at any point in time have a "holier than God" attitude towards sex? It's possible sex wt u is not satisfying, and he feels like it's work when he has to be with u. Sex is meant to be satisfying to both parties, from d pre-intimacy to d after play-cuddling n stuff. You may have to re examine ur looks, ur hygiene, n ur approach/outlook towards sex. |
bellong: I am sorry about this situation, it is pathetic as you described it.There were signs early onin d relship.ignored em thinking twas one of those things dat ll go away. Yes there hv bn storms. Clash wt my sister here, mother there, but mostly cos of er unfriendly unwelcoming attitude. Still seriously thinking about parting ways. |
jumzzy448: So sorry. Have you ever sat her down to discuss this with her? If no, i'll advice you do that. Tell her how you feel about her attitude towards your family; also ask her how she'll feel if you were the one acting this way towards her family. Hopefully she might let it all out.Have done dat. She thinks am taking sides against her cos i brougt d mater up. To her life is ok d way things r, n aany attempt to modify things is perceived as opposition and threates as such |
I hv bn married overr a year now. But all thru this period my family members have chosen to maintain some distance from me n wifey.this is cos wifey has got anattitude. She makes me feel like am *spoils ofwar*, somethig she won after a long battle, like i am her prize, so my family should hands off anything that has to do wt me. She doesnt answer calls from my sisters n mother. Not even birthday n christmas day calls to wih her well. Ofcourse all mysiblings r graduates n up to one biz or job, none hangs around me n none depend on me.so when they call, its just to inquire about our welfare. Still she doesnt take their calls. My joy is nt complete. She is supposed to be an addition to d family, n not a source of division. Am at a loss. |
Dem go hear?.... Nice point, men n women r equal but different. |
