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Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 2:08pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
Unlike the prejudice that has just be planted in your mind about the topic, we need to celebrate when the need arises, say graduation, wedding, etc but not burial ceremony, wtf!, celebrating what? I feel when a person, relatively advanced in age dies, we should be remorseful because that means that person will no longer be in our company (especially for those who love their grandparents), we no longer see their faces, talk and stuff I feel the whole 'toku' as the biggest culprits, the ijebus call it is a waste of valuable resources. Last year, Lagos state government estimated that about N6 billion was spent on 'owanbe', as it is called, in a single year. WHAT! Six kini? I rest my case. Over to the house |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by SAMBARRY: 2:55pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
Well it boils down to individual preferences. Some people consider parties as a waste of money while some people like us see it as a big deal |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by Nobody: 3:29pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
It's a personal thing. Some like to party, some don't. Where I have a problem is when people are made to feel under pressure to throw a party. 'When is your child dedication? We dey come chop rice o. When is ur child doing one year birthday? Buy enough drinks o' and all such nonsense talk. 1 Like |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by crackhaus: 3:37pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
I'm not a big fan of organizing parties or attending them, takes some extra motivation to get me into one...unfortunately. 2 Likes |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 4:50pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
Gaggi: It's a personal thing. Some like to party, some don't. Where I have a problem is when people are made to feel under pressure to throw a party. 'When is your child dedication? We dey come chop rice o. When is ur child doing one year birthday? Buy enough drinks o' and all such nonsense talk.azin, that kind nonsense |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 6:43pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
Just because you disapprove for whatever reason, doesn't mean people should not do what they feel they need to do at some point in time. As long as its not illegal. Its wrong to dictate to others as if you are God, just trying to control their lives for no other reason besides bad belle. If it even stops at bad belle alone, that is manageable, what I would strongly have issues with, are attempts to go beyond bad bele and physically harm people out of envy. That, is a sin which anyone indulging in, will pay for. Guaranteed. |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 6:46pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
Even the bible says people will be marrying, giving in marriage, holding whatever ceremonies they need to, till the end of the world. So, if you are going to end the world because you do not like people having a party or whatever, go ahead and do so, but do not, under any circumstances, attempt to harm individuals because of your jealousy. That will not work. |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by jumzzy448: 7:58pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
itstpia1: Even the bible says people will be marrying, giving in marriage, holding whatever ceremonies they need to, till the end of the world. hiannnn.......and where in the post did the op said he was going harm people? |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 8:50pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
You may want to wait until your wedding day or any occasion, after receiving threats of this type, to find out if the op and his/her ilk said they are going to harm people. |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 10:06pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
itstpia1: Just because you disapprove for whatever reason, doesn't mean people should not do what they feel they need to do at some point in time. As long as its not illegal.better read well before saying nonsense. Did i say it's a crime. Well i know your type |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 10:09pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
itstpia1: Even the bible says people will be marrying, giving in marriage, holding whatever ceremonies they need to, till the end of the world.celebrate even when you have other pressing matters? Aiit |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 10:13pm On Aug 19, 2014 |
itstpia1: You may want to wait until your wedding day or any occasion, after receiving threats of this type, to find out if the op and his/her ilk said they are going to harm people.does the post seem like a threat to you? |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 1:10pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
BobbyDean: celebrate even when you have other pressing matters? Aiit What exactly concerns you? If people want to celebrate, what is it to you? What are the pressing matters that concern you more than them? |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by afrobaby(f): 1:15pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
Gaggi: It's a personal thing. Some like to party, some don't. Where I have a problem is when people are made to feel under pressure to throw a party. 'When is your child dedication? We dey come chop rice o. When is ur child doing one year birthday? Buy enough drinks o' and all such nonsense talk.You are damn right, I remember when my daughter's 1st year birthday was approaching and neighbours were asking me, not even asking sef, they were putting pressure on us to celebrate her birthday in a big way, I told them bluntly, no party until she is 5 years. 3 years living with this neighbours, they had never celebrated their kids birthday in a big way, yet they wanted us to. Personnally, I think party should be a personal decision, not to be enforced. 1 Like |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 5:12pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
itstpia1:i didnt say they should not 'celebrate' and i didnt say those matter are pressing to me. Imagine spending an awful lot of money on burial ceremony when you have kids & family to cater for. And my post was just an opinion not a decree! |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 5:18pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
BobbyDean: i didnt say they should not 'celebrate' and i didnt say those matter are pressing to me. Imagine spending an awful lot of money on burial ceremony when you have kids & family to cater for. And my post was just an opinion not a decree! if your culture calls for you spending such and such on burials, then you are free to refuse or do so, its your decision. if the people involved know they have kids and family to cater for, what exactly is your own business there? Dont you have your own issues to face? the only reason why i can understand your ameboish rants, is if you say there is a security or ebola problem involved in celebrations. If thats the case, say it out in plain language instead of going on and on about nothing. |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by Nobody: 5:24pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
SAMBARRY: Well it boils down to individual preferences. Some people consider parties as a waste of money while some people like us see it as a big deal What do you think? I feel a little plushy wedding, up there in manchester or london, with a touch of purple or gold colour and 15-25 people in attendance would be enough to remain visible in our memories as perfect and binding....or don't you think? No crowd but just pure and serene class. Fresh green air. Lot of drinks and desserts dishes. Family, friends and smiles. Let me know your opinoin. Time is runing out woman and we need to plan. Start making the calls now. Btw have you decided on who will be your bestie yet? |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 5:25pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
itstpia1:i think the post said something into your ears cos you argue as if i called your name. I get your point tho. But i think we should sometime follow our mind rather than some lame culture. #justsaying |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by itstpia1: 5:30pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
you've mentioned various things which to you, are reasons why some unnamed people should call off, or not do, whichever celebration you are talking about. so, sounds like you are the culprit here. your friend went further and included other occasions, etc, in your list. in africa, living to an old age is cause for celebration, thats why you see people celebrating such. Whether they can afford to or not, is another matter, you did not think to make mention of that in your objections, instead you kept rambling vaguely and could not pinpoint what exactly you are trying to say. personally, if something is not my business, i dont carry it on my head. |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(m): 5:44pm On Aug 20, 2014 |
itstpia1: you've mentioned various things which to you, are reasons why some unnamed people should call off, or not do, whichever celebration you are talking about.as for the culprit ish, no am not. No one is hawking anything here+ i only wrote against the burial stuff. You know what, whatever! |
Re: Is A Party Really Necessary? by teemy(m): 12:15pm On Aug 21, 2014 |
I agree with the OP's views of not necessarily repainting heaving and earth all in the name of celebrations. In our society where the 'bigness' of a person is being attributed to how much he/she can spend at a go without recourse to how such funds were gotten, it would seem as if the less 'affefelicious' ones are not well to do or atimes called stingy. At the same time if the occasion calls for it (and you have the money but not to a case of borrowing or crying after the party) by all means claim your forte. Different dishes for different folks. |
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