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Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by Nobody: 7:11am On Oct 23, 2012 |
Efemena_xy: lol #embebed logo Are you paying as an international student for their tuition or as a citizen if I may ask cos these people in question I believe(as per OP)are based in UK so they are pretty settled ? or else those boys better bring one of Queen's great-great-granddaughter home O! no be small thing! ![]() IMO, first time moms say that a lot , she'll get over it, so tell your cousin to relax OP. |
Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by maclatunji: 9:47am On Oct 23, 2012 |
jennykadry: @Efe LOL! I know you don't care if your husband marries another woman. You are superunbreakable Jenny. ![]() Women! Too much mouth. |
Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by Nobody: 10:20am On Oct 23, 2012 |
^^^ in my world there is something called sacrifice. We both make sacrifices and sometimes we have to put our foot down and say no. Imagine a man asking his wife to try one more time for a girl after being told that another CS may cost her, her life. If the man decides to marry a second wife that will give him a girl, then so be it. Life does not start and end with being with a man. I don't get why people think every woman have to take trash form their men to have a peaceful home |
Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by maclatunji: 11:19am On Oct 23, 2012 |
jennykadry: ^^^ in my world there is something called sacrifice. We both make sacrifices and sometimes we have to put our foot down and say no. Imagine a man asking his wife to try one more time for a girl after being told that another CS may cost her, her life. Are you talking of this story or in general terms? I haven't seen this anywhere else on this thread jennykadry: Fair enough, but should the man also "take thrash" from his woman all in the name of being a "good" man? Let us reason together. |
Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by EfemenaXY: 1:38pm On Oct 23, 2012 |
maclatunji: ^LOL. Don't go preaching potential marriage breaking sermons jor. Whether you are married in Otukpo, Chelsea or Siberia. No sane person wants to have a failed marriage. The way to do that is to maintain balance. Forget money, what if the child decides that he wants a state run school? Where would all of Mommy's super planning go? The only person preaching "marriage breaking sermons" here is you. Unmarried people like you assume marriage is black or white. Your self-centred, myopic, high BP inducing views are enough to drive a sane person mental. Imagine the cheek telling a woman how many children she must have! Or that if she doesn't comply, then the husband should be at liberty to go marry outside and produce X + 3 number of kids!! When eventually you do get married, make sure you drum it into your daughter that once married, her career flushes down the toilet. She's forbidden to use her brain (assuming you do put her through school) to make decisions. Her "place" in her husband's home is to bear as many kids as possible. Have them first. Then think about where the funds for their upkeep would come from. jidegirl12: Omo Queen's pikin. Born and Bred Brits. |
Re: Would You Call This Deceitful? by noblegrex: 9:41am On Jul 10, 2015 |
Na konji they worry your cousin no b pickin him want, n even at that, he need not worry thank God u made things easy by stating d reasons cos some won't if that's all sha. Bt I gess your cousins' wife has a very good intention cos she knws what her hobby is what. Y u won't plenty children when u no b soldier. Say u CBN governor. |
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