Datboredberry:
For what? To be the head... He must be a leader... To be a leader, he must provide... If he can't, then he's not...

But you can keep dreaming...

It's only liabilities and women who depends on men for survival that will want a man to do everything for her.

LilMissFavvy:
Go and marry the girl so that she can continue to be kneeling down, prostrating or rolling on the floor when serving you, End of Discussion.

4 ur mind now.....

ImaIma1:


I never liked the aunty thing. In my family we call each other by name. Even my sis that's about 8yrs older than me, na by name.

So to me, it doesn't mean respect. But as you get older, it's inevitable that people will call you aunty.

U suppose to atleast call her sister if not aunty. 8yrs no be 8days na!

Truvelisback:
U suppose to atleast call her sister if not aunty. 8yrs no be 8days na!

Is it your "aunty" or "sista"? The guy that is older than her that I call ny name nko?

They didn't like it. They preferred to be called by name even though married with kids. But the respect is there. Not all tribes or people do the "mummy", "brother", etc.

Truvelisback:
Good day, Fellas. many naija ladies lack respect for men or should i say home training? That could be the reasons we have so many single ladies without suitors, broken marriages and broken homes. Men Love Respect. If u want a man to show u love and do anything he didn't even intend to do for u, respect him, infact Reverence him. This evening after eating eba, i decided to buy yam and akara outside. So, i met a girl with her mum. The yam was on fire, yet to be done. While standing, she offered me a seat to sit. There was something this girl did that astonished me. Before giving me this yam and Akara, this girl gave me with are knees down while giving me the yam and Akara. How many ladies have and can do this? I was almost tempted to approach her, but i just controlled myself for suspense sake. No1 reason was that, her mum was there. 2. It was my first time buying something there. 3. I don't want to give her mum the impression that my coming there to buy something was because of her daughter. Although, the mum is cool, very friendly and accomodating.

Especially Abuja babes

ImaIma1:


Is it your "aunty" or "sista"? The guy that is older than her that I call ny name nko?

They didn't like it. They preferred to be called by name even though married with kids. But the respect is there. Not all tribes or people do the "mummy", "brother", etc.

If they don't like it, it's fine. My kind of person is that, there are people i do call by their names and there are people i do not find it comfortable calling them by their names.

Truvelisback:
If they don't like it, it's fine. My kind of person is that, there are people i do call by their names and there are people i do not find it comfortable calling them by their names.

It's just the way we are. For example, I call my brother by name but his wife that is younger than him, I call her aunty. When e reach who to call aunty or brother, we switch.

ImaIma1:


It's just the way we are. For example, I call my brother by name but his wife that is younger than him, I call her aunty. When e reach who to call aunty or brother, we switch.

Anyway, that's good.