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Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by DOULUVME: 2:36am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Fhemmmy:[size=46pt] lai lai. A woman's place is in the kitchen. I'm too proud to do any of those things.[/size] |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Richy4(m): 2:38am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Fhemmmy: Have you ever done some stuff against your will before? if yes. that is how it feels |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by A40(m): 2:56am On Jan 26, 2013 |
yertyr: Sincerely, I wudn't provide money 4 food and still help in preparing d dish... Neva!!! Please don't tell me it's love abeg...A lot of guys can cook better than girls these days anyway lol what the phuck am I saying? Its always been that way This is why its good for men to do feasibility studies on women before they marry em! Some women see cooking as a chore others love to do it and are very territorial when it comes to the kitchen it pays to notice and observe their various traits and decide whether to settle with them or keep it moving |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Fhemmmy: 3:13am On Jan 26, 2013 |
DO.U.LUV.ME?: So sad that a "Man" could think this way . . . |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Fhemmmy: 3:14am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Richy.: Not even sure of what else to say . . . |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by DOULUVME: 3:17am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Fhemmmy:[size=46pt] wat is sad there??[/size] |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Nobody: 3:19am On Jan 26, 2013 |
"men of the house" dont need to go around announcing their status. He shows it by his actions and his woman respects, loves and honors him without question. 3 Likes |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Fhemmmy: 3:27am On Jan 26, 2013 |
davidylan: "men of the house" dont need to go around announcing their status. He shows it by his actions and his woman respects, loves and honors him without question. Gbammm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by DOULUVME: 3:35am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Fhemmmy: |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by SORTER: 3:42am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Really?...I guess U îE D one providing The Money?... Eiregirl: It's 2013!!! My husband helps out in the kitchen, it's not a big deal! |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by SORTER: 3:47am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Being Sick/ill is an Exemption...A Man's Job is to provide for D family and not doing some dirty Dishes... omega25red: your household is your house hold you live your life the way you see fit. |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by SORTER: 3:49am On Jan 26, 2013 |
1000 Likes!... FREEMINDZ: If any of my frd does this...iwill disown him ;DIf |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Fhemmmy: 3:50am On Jan 26, 2013 |
SORTER: Being Sick/ill is an Exemption...A Man's Job is to provide for D family and not doing some dirty Dishes... So is the woman allowed to be asking you for money to buy underwear and would you ask her what she wanna do with money if she ask you for money? |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by SORTER: 3:55am On Jan 26, 2013 |
îE U kidding?...After been held in hold up for more than 3 hours sexkillz: No big deal. Pride has always been the problem with men. What is wrong in helping out the woman you love with all your heart? |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by SORTER: 4:03am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Guy!You just revealed to all NLDERS....that your Wife provides The Money and U do D chores including washing of Panties.....Ur Mama must be proud chiover: Us men have big prob, why won't I cook for my wife? I am saying it loud and clear I can wash my wife's pant and it wont mek me a poor man. Op pls have a rethink though is obvious women are ingrates but we are under obligation to love and pamper them. 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by DeGrace01(m): 4:16am On Jan 26, 2013 |
African mentality, our forfathers understanding of marriage that is taking us to nowhere.I will not only help my baby in the kitchen but will equally cook for my beloved family, they are all l got. besides i love my wife so much and can do anytning to make her happy and feel loved. 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by DOULUVME: 4:20am On Jan 26, 2013 |
[size=46pt]y'all should check out this thread. you'd be glad you did. [/size]https://www.nairaland.com/1175370/omg-omg-omg-omg-omg |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by busybee24: 5:09am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Why is it that idiots still abound? |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Lexoria: 5:11am On Jan 26, 2013 |
[quote author=Lagos_Boi]lazy azz guy that lacks home training will push all the house chores and cooking to the wife claiming he is the man, man my foot. I help my wife in the kitchen my wife; baby can you pls get me onions from the store?? me; here is it, should i slice it for you? my wife; yes baby, thanks , that's why i love you. I enjoy doing it because am a good cooking my self, during preg. she doesn't go near the kitchen, she will throw up, I do all the cook during and after pregnancy. It's not strange to me, I go to market and cook for the family when with my mom and siblings, I continued as a bachelor and i can't help but continue doing it. We wash our cloths together, i clean the dishes mostly when i get home first, i prepare something for my family to eat before they get home. I can't imagine a guy claiming to be African man because of cooking, There is no excuse for that, he is just been lazy or lacks home traning before getting married and i bet you most ladies dislike such men.[/quo bros abeg come chop knuckle!!You be correct guy. I almost thought it was my hubby. He even comes to ask me how he can help and most of the time he doesn't let me wash meat cos I could spend an hour picking of any fat or irritating things on it because I can't eat the meat knowing they were on it.Infact everybody that knows this about me never lets me wash meat cos its llike a phobia.I'm very sure all these guys screaming hell no and african man this and that do help their wife in the kitchen,they are just forming cos WHY NOTin 2013Puhlease... 2 Likes |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Lexoria: 5:15am On Jan 26, 2013 |
iykemanchi: and your case?Psycho discombulated remix?? |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Lexoria: 5:40am On Jan 26, 2013 |
birdman: Im a very good cok so I wouldnt mind helping iut. But good cooks hate it when you interfere with their cooking Abegi,which kind cede the role to the husband.Every woman wants and loves when the kids are close to their father her husband.My hubby loves feeding his girls,mind u they are 4 and 5+ but he prefers to feed them than for them to eat by themselves.He calls it bonding time!And u'll hear them arguing over who will eat with daddy.So pls don't decide for the womenfolks what they like or do no like or what they can/cannot do. Or if feeding the family makes them matured.By the way,its not possible for a woman to leave everyday cookin for her hubby to do unless she's incapacitated. 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by lastpage: 5:41am On Jan 26, 2013 |
This question is getting boring! Its a No-Brainer! The Husband cooking (or helping) in the kitchen does not even merit mentioning (as long as the woman does not take it for granted and START DEMANDING IT) I dont even think it has anything to do with "LOVE" nor does it have anything to do with being "AFRICAN", l am one myself!. It is just being responsible. When you do what is right, without anyone demanding or prompting you to do so, it is called BEING RESPONSIBLE! The danger is when your wife starts seeing it as her "woman right" to DEMAND that you cook at certain times, as defined by her! I think this is where the "African Thingy" will come in. We dont like women bossing us around, Period! Whether my wife is around or not, sick or able, l will cook when l feel like doing so ......and l do it quite a few times. More importantly, there are times my children "request" that l cook for them (aaah, those scoundrels and bloody rascals that l sired! ), l just go on and cook for them. We even have a food 'we' christened "Daddy's Special" ..... On "special request", l make it for them, NO BIG DEAL! I cant repeat it too often, it is good for a man to know how to cook, to cook once in a while, to let your kids see you cook (dont burn the house down please!) and to teach everyone of your children (male and female), how to cook food. But NEVER must your Wife DEMAND that you cook, NEVER! That is the day it will end! Walahi! Big-Ups to the "real men" who can cook! Lastpage! 2 Likes |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by obi2012: 5:50am On Jan 26, 2013 |
I cook for my mrs and i help her clean too.... she is my partner not a slave.. una sef and this cave man mentality 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by lastpage: 5:58am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Baby mama: Table leg,yomieluv,mr knowitall, davidylan, akatonero,tattoo boy ,Chiover,sexkillz ,it is obvious you folks had a great upbringing.I hear the bolded destroys spe.rmm or limit its production! true dat? Can we reserve that till l am done with my "child-manufacturing" business? That will even be good in-lieu of any family planning Pills! Kai, Walahi, l dey come! Lastpage! |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by Lexoria: 5:58am On Jan 26, 2013 |
SORTER: Guy!You just revealed to all NLDERS....that your Wife provides The Money and U do D chores including washing of Panties.....Ur Mama must be proud yeah,his momma would be proud and YOU will be proud of ya mama who'd slap or tell ur wife to kneel down.I wonder who's d real man.smh 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by lastpage: 6:01am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Let me put the QUESTION: What would you do, if "Your Wife Demands that you cook"? Simple question, simple answer, abegii! Lastpage! |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by HIV1: 6:05am On Jan 26, 2013 |
To me it is an abomination for a man to help in the kitchen except when the lady is sick or heavily pregnant. Most men nowadays will say no big deal because some are trying to copy oyibo, believe me na inferiority complex dey worry them . Most others are feeding from women's take home hence they got to obey their oga (their women).As for I am an African man, emi ni omo ara iraye nibi owo gbe nso, omo onisokoto tapa ole o ka, omo gugu rere ninu sile ..... no evil any woman fashioned against me shall prosper, my wife cook for me I won eat. |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by masterpiecer(m): 6:15am On Jan 26, 2013 |
A very large number of naija guys r so unromantic, cooking for your wife should be one of the most romantic things a man should do sometimes for his wife, as for me, i will like to show off my cooking skills to my wife, if anybody like make e die 1 Like |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by resocorp: 6:23am On Jan 26, 2013 |
♍y girlfriend chases ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥ out of the kitchen because we have different opinions on cooking, so we'll likely quarrel, απϑ I'll still be d one to beg, so most times I stay at the door of the kitchen. |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by owellestino: 6:31am On Jan 26, 2013 |
He'§ A̶̲̥̅[color=#000099][/color] ;DG☺☺d man |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by lolaluv1(f): 6:32am On Jan 26, 2013 |
Thank God every leg can find its shoe-size. To each their own. The average African-man is sexist and feels less of a man by helping their wife. But what do you say about a society when a man only feels like a man by denigrating the other gender? My dad sometimes cooks what he calls his special stew, even though my mum and I are excellent cooks. And he never had to remind any of us kids he was our father. We knew it already because he has NEVER slacked in his responsibilities and cooking his special stew didn't mean less respect. He has also NEVER left my mum and I to pound without calling out my brothers. My brothers are even always asking me for recipes because they don't eat out in school. They know how to cook up a storm in the kitchen and it's for their own benefit. 2 Likes |
Re: Husbands In The Kitchen- What's Your Take? by obi2012: 6:55am On Jan 26, 2013 |
keep it up with your unromantic self.. soon someone go dey help you service your wife... women are like eggs, they respond to affection and attention.. ok and money.. but still if she is missing any of those and someone outside shows her any of those, she go dey play outside match o.... HIV1: To me it is an abomination for a man to help in the kitchen except when the lady is sick or heavily pregnant. Most men nowadays will say no big deal because some are trying to copy oyibo, believe me na inferiority complex dey worry them 1 Like |
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