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Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by MasterTeeUSA: 3:36pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
As long as both parties can coexist in the house...the idea of single parenting is still not ideal...as someone who is also a teacher... very good Mom create daddy resentment and those that fall short...well the kids just turn to shit. May God help us...if life is not in danger...try to create that balance in the household even if both adults are going through shit..you both owe it to the kids who didn't sign up for nonsense amprat: |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Originalsly: 3:46pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Shokoloko: My comment supports what she said.... the importance of the father role. Too many women believe otherwise. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Shokoloko(f): 3:55pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
thesicilian:Only in physical magnetic fields do opposites attract , but in relationships "birds of the same feather flock together" "show me your friends and I will show you who you are" "like attracts like". Several people cannot be a common denominator (I am sure you understand the principle of common denomination) - only one person can be a common denominator. Common denominator is not plural, it is always singular. Read up the dictionary meaning of acquaintance. Acquaintance is NOT a synonym for "Ex". It has a totally different meaning. People end up with opposites but the relationship is tough, very difficult and prone to disintegration. There is a reason why singles are advised to marry someone who shares similar outlook on life. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Jewessgratitud3: 3:55pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Prevention is better than cure. I can see you're still encouraging sexual fun and trying to make it mild by advising the use of condom. My take on that is, every single parent should sew their private part . As in.. total lock up until they get married otherwise theyll keep birthing more children or end up getting used and dumped, plunging them into more depression. If you don't have sex you will not die. Na some people don dey 7years and still counting Dem never test sex e com be person wen don do so tay born, body still dey scratch. Sex suppose erase from the list abeg. 2 Likes |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Shokoloko(f): 4:06pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Jewessgratitud3:That is good advice from OP. OP clearly stated that she doesn't allow males in her home and she doesn't have time for a relationship. But let me tell you, sexual abstinence is best but how many Nigerians are real Christians? Most of us are religious (church or mosque going), not real Christians or Muslims. Not real change inside, mostly hypocrites. (I always say that Nigerians who are crying about the corruption in this country only do so because they haven't had the opportunity to steal from the National Cake). Some of us do not have religions. Some are traditionalist. She is saying - "I am going to abstain but if you are a false follower of a religion" like many Nigerians are please use protection so you don't create more children missing one parent. How many single fathers do you know that can lock up for 6 months? 1 Like |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Eagba(m): 4:08pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
accordadoga38:Not surprised that you are single |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by sampsonub100: 4:09pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Jennyclay:With the way you drag men on this forum, one would think you are classy and sophisticated. Instead you still have the audacity to ask men for help. The same men you drag like Tiger generator. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Postinor: 4:14pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Jennyclay:I can help you in exchange of a nice knacking with ur pussy |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by thesicilian: 4:23pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Shokoloko:Acquaintance. Is that what you people are calling them nowadays? I hope it's not to numb the feeling of having so many exes that you've lost count? You bring up the issue of dictionary meaning without any evidence of having come in contact with one for a long while. An acquaintance in its true dictionary meaning will have no place in our conversation since we're clearly talking about (romantic) relationships here. Except of course you were so "acquainted" with them that you opened your legs for as many as possible. Anyways whatever you chose to call them - ex, acquaintance, entanglement, - doesn't negate the fact that you're gloating over what the father of your kid(s) would have done many times over without any appreciation from you and your ilk. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Jewessgratitud3: 4:53pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Shokoloko: This is not even about religion. It's about preventing more births. Whether religious or not, you'll still feel the heat. Being non religious doesn't exempt you from the consequences of such actions. So both the religious and unreligious should be on guard. Single fathers shouldn't even come into the picture here because they don't feel the brunch as much as the single mothers. So if they don't abstain, it doesn't really affect them as such cos they are not always at the receiving end. 1 Like |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Shokoloko(f): 5:10pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
thesicilian: You digress boy. Bottom line is like attracts like, and if a person, whether male or female continues to meet people of certain composition, the problem is the person. Everyone around you is a reflection of some attribute of yourself. In this world there is NOTHING to change but yourself. Let's assume I got intimate with everyone I got acquainted with. (You surely need that dictionary- acquaintances are not specifically male) for me to say that they were all responsible means there is something about me that attracts responsible people. Argue from now till tomorrow you are the common denominator in your life. There are people who are always fired from jobs, there are people who are always having misfortune around them, there are people who always enter one chance, there are people who constantly get their items stolen, there are people who are constantly lucky (like me) - It is not the circumstances. There is something about them attracting similar experiences to them. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by dapotemi: 6:08pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Quite unfortunate to see an honest experience shared for others to learn just quickly turn to insult/abuse by people who had NEVER made a mistake.. There are more than a single reason why ANYONE could end up being a single mum...From death, to abuse (top on the list is physical abuse), to cheating! Yes cheating as it is a VALID reason, legally and 'biblically' why a separation might happen. I honestly don't know what the Quran says...Pls, let us be reasonably and fair in our judgement.. My former neighbour that I mentioned earlier had her hubby left to USA and no one hears from him again, it's been 8 years!!!!Just disappeared, are we going to blame her too? She even took a loan to pay for the flight ticket!!! Who knows what had happen!!! It's not everybody that is a LovePeddler...some of us have daughters, sisters and I believe a woman birth us! Let's be fair in our assessment... 3 Likes |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Shokoloko(f): 6:24pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
dapotemi:When I joined Nairaland in 2006, it was a gathering of level-headed people (lots of foreigners, diasporans and schooled Nigerians). There was mutual respect, hardly any name-calling. Now it is a cesspool; most have left, few of us remain as the voices of reason. In almost every nairaland comment I can feel the bile beneath. It is unfortunate. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Worriedwife: 6:29pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Emaprince: You didn't bother to read and your mouth runs very fast. If you read the post,you would see she didn't glamorize it or say there is gain. You talk too much 2 Likes |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Mineisgrace(f): 7:02pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
There is no sense in single parenting |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by dapotemi: 8:35pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
Mineisgrace: Honestly it's not advisable but sometimes LIFE HAPPENS!!! |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Fearyourcreator: 8:48pm On Oct 22, 2023 |
tega192:Na you dey trade black market ... official rate no pass 765... na una know Wetin una dey find |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by godwon01(m): 1:17am On Oct 23, 2023 |
All these story are defence mechanism. A lot of those that decided to separate from their husband were regretting doing so. Two people loads you carried them on your head and you thought you didnt feel the pain on your neck. My sister that did it nearly ended up in psychiatric hospital if not the intervention of the whole family . If you had tasted the joy of a good and caring husband you will not like to be a single parent. |
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Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Exceed15: 6:44am On Oct 23, 2023 |
My sister, I enjoyed your piece because of one thing: You never showed any bitterness, hate, anger against the father of your children or play victim and blame the other partner. You simply shared how God has helped you handle journey so far. I Salute your doggedness, determination and healthy minds you have built. May you see your lovely children grow to bring you joy always . 2 Likes |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by achimendy(m): 2:06pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
Jennyclay: Hahahahahahahaha Why are you not asking women for help? |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by YoshihideSuga: 5:46pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
Jewessgratitud3: That's why OP mentioned the use of condom. Sexual intercourse is a biological feeling. To have sex is normal. OP is not a monk. It's funny how an unmarried woman as you try to dictate to a once married woman who has a child not to have sex. Such an audacity! |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by YoshihideSuga: 5:49pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
Shokoloko: Well, the democratisation of the Internet brought about various people from all walks of life. Most importantly, the Nigerian economy has been bastardised so the average person is very frustrated and angry. Also, the Internet has afforded Nigerians to display their toxic tribalism, especially as tribalism affects national polity. 1 Like |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Jewessgratitud3: 6:14pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
YoshihideSuga: Mtchewwww.. the same "biological feelings " that landed her into the mess she's trying to manage? Besides I wasnt referring to responsibly married women but then even though, even though... My point is get married properly before engaging in sex again because if the mistakes happen "biological feelings" will not be able to help you. Wisdom is profit to direct. Life is not all about sex sex sex ... only animals live to have sex. Humans should do better. Sex outside marriage has never brought anything good. Know this and know peace. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by YoshihideSuga: 6:21pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
Jewessgratitud3: Read her diaries, OP was married. You have NEVER been married. What do you know?! Are you not Mercychen aka Blessedchen, the 40 year old prudish and sanctimonious virgin who planned marrying a 41 year old man whose salary is 100K? What the fvck do you know about marriage, eh?! |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by Jewessgratitud3: 6:52pm On Oct 23, 2023 |
YoshihideSuga: I wasn't referring to the op but her Post by the way, what has my age and moniker got to do with all this? Most of you here are very narrow minded. Any little thing you start making silly and dumb references that are not necessary. So what if I'm not married? Should that make anyone not to have self discipline or be sleeping around like dogs in the name of biological feelings? You're not making any sense as far as I'm concerned. I'm outta here. Keep on wailing |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by plantist: 8:27pm On Oct 31, 2023 |
Jennyclay: You hate men and you want men to help single mothers, widows and single ladies. What's the colour of your confusion aunty wru mumu? |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by amprat: 10:29am On Jan 04 |
phemmyfour: Very funny I am just seeing this after a year of my post. I would have preferred if you had asked about what caused the whole rift before asking me to go back to a situation that you don't know what is involved. Anyways, it's been 7 years of being without him,still having great relationship with his family who used to be my in-laws amongst other blessings. So thank you for your advise, but no thank you sir. I take from my advice in the initial post, only me understand what transpired not you. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by amprat: 10:38am On Jan 04 |
YoshihideSuga: Thank you @poster, I wonder what he understands about marriage and this is actually me speaking to single parents who understand what I am saying. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by amprat: 10:53am On Jan 04 |
Exceed15: Thank you so much, I appreciate this. I sincerely also pray it helps someone. 1 Like |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by amprat: 10:54am On Jan 04 |
godwon01: Eyah, in your mind now everyone that's a single parent planned or wanted it. |
Re: Single Parenting: My Success Story by amprat: 10:55am On Jan 04 |
Shokoloko: You totally understand my point sir/ma, Thank you |
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