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Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by JamesReacher(m): 1:23pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2:Nope, life is a reality. Reality is opposite of concept sort of 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 1:24pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Humanistme:sense fall on you. yorubaland is matriachal 2 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Adaumunocha(f): 1:24pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
yeyerolling:Suffering from Lagosphobia |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by youngRx(m): 1:24pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Pidgin2: irrespective of the race ....she still belives in marriage and in the fact that one alone is not enough. we all need that special partner to pursue our dreams with. besides there are many feminists of same race as her husband who would never want to marry her husband because they feel marriage is a bondage. it's all a mindset dear. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by bamite(m): 1:25pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Afam4eva: You didn't make any sense with this post. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:26pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig:you are confusing being educated with success and impact. Bro, it's not about degree. Alakija no get degree oo, Oprah been no get degree before oo. It's about vision of purpose. Education can come useful. Education is not about degrees and certificates. If it were some of our politicians won't be what they are! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:26pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
youngRx: You spoke well, few words, but perfect delivery Fantastico @ we all need that special partner to pursue our dreams with. True @ besides there are many feminists of same race as her husband who would never want to marry her husband because they feel marriage is a bondage. it's all a mindset dear. So if many carry marriage in their fantasies as an achievement, it is to attain their goals on the long term...Shikena... 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Adaumunocha(f): 1:28pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14:I back out. Bye 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:29pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: Education alleviates dependency. Many females are made to be dependent on their marriages and this leaves them exposed on the back side, pursue female education, skill acquisition and it will get better. Are you aware that in 1957, a bill was passed into law in U.S. that enabled couples get access to loan if they agreed to marry, and this greatly affected three generations in U.S. This bill paved the way into what we now call feminism, in fact feminism was rooted into the healthy marriages that was produced in the aftermath of this law. The truth is many men treat women as bad commodities in many marriages. If men are not ready for marriages, they should leave this women be. look around the society, marriages have turned to graveyards and many women die in it. Infact i know a man that beat his wife till she died from internal injury, and when she died, he carted her goods away, opened another store, and was using her business even after her death, everyone has people like this around,i'm so sure you can relate perfectly. Much of the terrible marriages we have is because the male sees himself as the sole benefactor and abuses it because power is poorly managed by so many people. So there's need for societal restructuring, not in resources alone, but in how the law upholds and supports marriage...My two cent..What exactly is this argument about? 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by youngRx(m): 1:30pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
JamesReacher: and there are countless reasonable husbands all over the world. as a matter of fact i am sexually artracted to women with noble dreams and would do anything to make sure the one i marry pursues hers to the very peak. so help me God. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:31pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
JamesReacher:Life is perceived as a concept that gets real with its events. Life is a concept bro
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Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by menxer: 1:32pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Hhhhhmmmmm Education, marriage, career. Are those the only things that define our lives? How do feminists reconcile their worldview with their religious beliefs, specifically Christianity? Untill we have a female in the Trinity, feminists should forget it. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 1:32pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14: That is why the wife much worship all the male and female in laws whether they are younger than her doesn't matter. That is also the reason why magun dey catch only the cheating wife never the cheating husband. oh lest I forget divorced queen is soiled forever no man can have her, while the randy kings go on to have as many women as he wants. matriarchy my foot. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:33pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Humanistme: It depends on the family to me. I advise females, go for a religious or educated family. Any of this would do. In many educated families, no one has time for the other, let alone torment a woman. The truth is the society just doesn't produced healthy people that can produce healthy marriages. Simple !!! 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:33pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: Now you're showing your true colours, Typical nairaland male, a woman is always at fault, while we always find a way to excuse the excesses of the man. Even if I or any woman depends on someone for all my needs, IT DOES NOT give them the freedom or right to abuse me, if they don't like supporting me or any woman, they can simply tell me they won't do it anymore and/or send me anyway, SIMPLE. THERE IS NO EXCUSE AT ALL FOR A MAN TO ABUSE A WOMAN especially not because the woman is dependent in him, There it has nothing to do with the woman, the woman is not at fault and shouldn't be made to change anything, that's victim blaming. The problem is with the man and he should be made to change his sickening orientation that because a woman is dependent on him he can abuse her. He needs to change his orientation to one whereby no one deserves to be abused, no matter what This was my point |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 1:35pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig: if you don't understand the context of the discussion don't quote me. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:36pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig:your assumption on being educated alleviating dependency is flawed. Many Nigerians are educated but has it affected us positively. We see education as means of escape. Education with no vision or purpose is WASTE. There are many educated ladies, Masters degree holder with no vision or purpose. My point both gender should have vision and purpose. You mentioned education as a problem solver. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:39pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:obviously y are you kid that have little experience with humans. I just told you on average how a human will do when they are totally responsible for you. It is for both genders, male or female. Read through my post and understand. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by DeRay98(m): 1:39pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
[quote author=ivolt post=61347133]It is all about choice. Don't marry someone who is not compatible with your worldview in the hope that you will force them to change. Your threats may work for a while but it will ultimately fail. There is nothing wrong with some women thinking that marriage is the ultimate achievement neither is it an abomination for some women to pursue financial independence, it doesn't make any of the two group less of a woman. [b] It is a great injustice to try to force someone to live by your own standard.[/[/b]quote] The bolded is exactly what feminists where female or male. They blame society for certain standards they don't like, yet they are trying to destroy societal stability to impose their views on others. View seen how bitter feminists are, they claim to fight for equality of the sexes but they surreptitiously fighting for female dominance especially in western societies where it started by rebels. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:40pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: We are saying almost the same thing on this point, let's not argue. I don't disagree on this posture, however if many men have visions, women would fit into them. Technically, i believe females should fit into males and should trust their leadership The problem is many men have little or no vision of their life. Do you know that many men have never started and completed a project single-handedly into the age of 40 ? Then if the males have issues, then why should the females be spared? My brother, education alleviates dependency on males in marriages, and we should pursue helping women become more financially empowered. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:41pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Humanistme: I seconded your point. But, thank you. No hard feelings |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 1:41pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: LOL I get your point. don't blame her tho I think is an idealist not a realist. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:44pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: Adult, please understand my post before quoting me, I beg you. I'm talking about men alone, the op was talking about men alone, I never said it doesn't happen, neither did I say it doesn't happen when women are the ones who have people dependent on them, I just condemned it in relation to what the op talked about which is men doing it to females because they (the females) are dependent on them. Stop trying to twist my words. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:47pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:when you argue, argue with understanding, research and analysis. On average in Africa, how many women are responsible for their men. And how many men are responsible for their women? The number of the latter far exceeds the former. This is the reason for this post. This is AFRICA. No be yankee. When we are debating African issues, we can make inferences from the west but our assertions and judgments should be what's obtainable in Africa. this is why it is about the men. You can condemn but it really doesn't solve it. African women should learn to take charge of their lives |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 1:47pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Humanistme:must the wife worship the inlaws ? it goes both ways, the husband must worship his inlaws too. does magun catch cheating wife ? they also have magun that catches cheating husband are divorced queens soiled forever ? not if she is very fine. a fine woman will always have men knocking on her door 3 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by achimotan(m): 1:48pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha: Ghana is not a matriarchal society. It is only the Akan tribe which is martrilineal. There is a difference between matriarchal and matrilineal societies |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 1:48pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha:bye. next time pick your battles. this one is not a battle. lol 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:50pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: How is this related to what I posted? You keep doing this, stick to my post. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:54pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Humanistme: Hmmmmmm His point is that people should gain independence so that they will stop being abused, My point is that even if people are not independent does not mean they should be abused. People should be taught not to abuse anyone that is dependent on them. I really wonder why him and I are arguing. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 1:59pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14: no it doesn't go both ways I havent seen the magun you are talking about. As for your last point tell that to your people that were screaming it is our culture when wuraola fell out with Oba. lest I forget do you trace your ancestry from your mother's side in Yoruba land? Also is the women the head of the households in Yoruba families. your head is stuck far up your ass that you don't know the meaning of matriachial. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by ivolt: 2:00pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
DeRay98: Sorry, I don't agree with any of your claims because you didn't even get what feminism is about. I am a male feminist. Which do you think is a greater threat to a woman? a husband who ruled that his wife must never work outside or an unknown writer on the internet who encourages women to seek financial independence? The problem with many men who berates "feminist" at any opportunity is that they want all women to think and behave the same because they are threatened by any woman who refuses to "stay in her place". Then I submit that such men should go for women who want to be ruled instead of whining about feminists who aren't pointing gun to anybody's head or threatening physical violence. You see to the slave traders of the 18th century the abolitionist were seen as bitter and fighting for slave dominance when all they preached is that you cannot own a human being an adult be allowed to decide their own future. The problem with the OP is that he didn't factor the woman's choice into his writing, the same thing you did in your response. There is nothing wrong with a woman seeking equality, all you have to do is avoid such person and go for submissive hero-worshippers(if that is the kind of partner you like). No need berating or using condescending words on people who don't agree with you. Unless, you are dealing with an uncivilized partner, trying to control an adult's destiny against their wish won't end well. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 2:03pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar: I get your point. But in the real world there are narcissists and bad people that take advantage of people not privileged as them or who depend on them. So being independent is a positive trait. it is easier for an independent woman to leave an abusive relationship that it for the one that is dependent. 1 Like |
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