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Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:24am On Jan 10, 2014
Figured the title would get your attention tongue This is really more of my opinion than some fact, so I'm hoping we'll be able to discuss 'intelligently'. I'll keep this straight and simple though , so you don't need to worry about reading an epistle.

I'm a strong advocate for understanding why people act the way they do because it is truly the only way to tolerate and deal with them. So lets discuss the over flogged topic of Nigerian women and their supposed love of money cheesy .

Why are 'Nigerian women' money conscious?
Really the answer isn't far fetched: They are simply pursuing happiness.

Being happy is really the summary of all a woman wants, but happiness as we know is subject to individuals; what makes A happy maybe different from what makes B happy.

Now while some may say that a woman should be happy with a man who loves her, we might want to ask ourselves: Is love really enough? Can you trust an emotion that can be so easily extinguished just as quickly as it was sparked?
Money is the next best thing after love. Seriously, lets not deceive ourselves here, money makes the world go round. And who says it can't buy you happiness?
To people who are superficial(and that's not a crime), money is happiness. Even to the less superficial ones, it does have the same effect.

Now men, you really didn't think i was going to spare you, did you? grin
If you believe Nigerian women are gold diggers, it is because consciously, unconsciously or subconsciously you made them so.
I was having a discussion with a friend some months back, and she said she couldn't marry an Igbo man who grew up in Anambra(sorry my brothers). She had a really good reason for that if i may say. Men who go after money with such tenacity believe that it is the only way to please their woman. I don't know who taught you that you could substitute yourself with your wealth, but so far it's worked, and now that the women are following what will supposedly please them(make them happy) you complain. Aren't you the most confused beings alive? We'll leave your confusion for another discussion.

So in essence, every woman wants happiness. Some find it in self fulfilment, others find it in love, and yet others find it in materiality.
You can't really blame a person for what they believe will keep them happy, the best you can do is change their mindset. It is really about orientation, what they have been led to believe. Some believe their happiness is tied to someone(a man or woman) or something(possibly the good things of life that only money can buy), while others believe happiness comes from within. I say to each man his own smiley after all there are those who have trusted in love and your potentials and yet nothing good had come of it that they gradually start to resent you. You really can't blame a person for wanting substance, can you? undecided

If men really believe there is more to them than their money(for the few who have some faith in themselves) then it is time to start showing these women those hidden treasures that can make them happy. Until you can successfully do that, please chase after your money and let the women chase after you, and stop complaining smiley

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Ellidude(m): 10:35am On Jan 10, 2014
One thing we shouldn't do is mistake gold digging for HAUNTING FOR HAPPINESS..
A gold digger craves for a good status and doesn’t have long-term goals, the gold digger walks around feeling entitled to the good life without feeling any need to lift a diamond-encrusted finger to achieve it.
Your ego is boosted when you consider that she’s so much hotter than you are, but bear in mind that this could be a bad sign. No offense, but if she’s miles better looking than you are, you have to wonder what she’s hoping to gain from the relationship. If you happen to have a fat wallet to accompany your great head of hair, it could be a sign that she’s hoping to increase her wealthby association.
She has to get to the front of the line at clubs, so she pops open a button on her cleavage-exposing top. She wants her neighbor to change her car tire so she won’t be late for lunch with the girls, so she walks over to him in a figure-flattering dress to make him drool. The gold digger uses her looks for short-term gain, and she probably charmed you that way too. But she doesn’t use her looks for long-term goals, simply because she doesn’t have any.

Now these few reasons, tells us how most nigerian women chase money and call it chasing happiness..A lady who searches for happiness, neglects her selfish reasons and goes for what she sees helpful to whom she's dating..

Happiness is more than just materiality..Materials are prone to get spoilt..If this is what a lady emulates, it definitely means she's a gold digger..But in some way, THE OP IS REALLY CORRECT..

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Jbluv55(m): 10:36am On Jan 10, 2014
Speechless! cheesy cheesy cheesy

*patiently waiting for the counter - thread "Nigerian Men Aren't Necessarily After S*E*X But Chasing After Their Happiness" grin cheesy

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Mynd44: 10:38am On Jan 10, 2014
**yawns**

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:39am On Jan 10, 2014
Jbluv55: Speechless! cheesy cheesy cheesy
grin grin
I'll take it that you agree with me then tongue

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Seychelle(f): 10:39am On Jan 10, 2014
Thumbz up@poster,u re on point, jxt lyk my saying goes"a man can only b succesful wen he makes more money dan a woman can spend"
money z gud en sweet
#jxt passing shaaa....#

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:39am On Jan 10, 2014
Mynd_44: **yawns**
*yimu* tongue

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Dyt(f): 10:40am On Jan 10, 2014
Correct
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Jbluv55(m): 10:41am On Jan 10, 2014
uj_sizzle:
grin grin
I'll take it that you agree with me then tongue

Go read again - the modification tongue
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by jplay(m): 10:41am On Jan 10, 2014
lng epistle abt nutin, borin

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Caracta(f): 10:41am On Jan 10, 2014
Co-signed! (to an extent)

Seconded like a mafia warrior! cheesy

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Ellidude(m): 10:42am On Jan 10, 2014
jplay: lng epistle abt nutin, borin
Pls read between the lines and grab a point or two..

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Caracta(f): 10:42am On Jan 10, 2014
jplay: lng epistle abt nutin, borin

Ok child. It's no lullaby. We understand it's totally beyond you cheesy

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:43am On Jan 10, 2014
Jbluv55: Speechless! cheesy cheesy cheesy

*patiently waiting for the counter - thread "Nigerian Men Aren't Necessarily After S*E*X But Chasing After Their Happiness" grin cheesy
lol i could argue for both sides grin


Maybe I will.......later wink
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Mynd44: 10:46am On Jan 10, 2014
Jbluv55: Speechless! cheesy cheesy cheesy

*patiently waiting for the counter - thread "Nigerian Men Aren't Necessarily After S*E*X But Chasing After Their Happiness" grin cheesy
Lmao.....see correct rebuttal ooooo

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by adexsimply(m): 10:46am On Jan 10, 2014
cheesy cheesy cheesy

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Sijo01(f): 10:47am On Jan 10, 2014
All I can type is "LOL"

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Nobody: 10:47am On Jan 10, 2014
cry
Too lazy to read but since it's coming from Uj, I concur.
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by sweetestguy(m): 10:47am On Jan 10, 2014
Partially true
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Jbluv55(m): 10:48am On Jan 10, 2014
uj_sizzle:
lol i could argue for both sides grin


Maybe I will.......later wink
Let's argue it now!
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:48am On Jan 10, 2014
jplay: lng epistle abt nutin, borin
Ok. Run along now smiley
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:49am On Jan 10, 2014
chidyhels: cry
Too lazy to read but since it's coming from Uj, I concur.
Don't be lazy woman! angry
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Jbluv55(m): 10:49am On Jan 10, 2014
All you are saying in essence is 'Nothing Goes For Nothing' cool

We should all just learn to play the game fairly wink

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by jaybee3(m): 10:50am On Jan 10, 2014
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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:50am On Jan 10, 2014
sweetestguy: Partially true
Lets hear what you have to say then.....
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Mynd44: 10:50am On Jan 10, 2014
While I agree that what the OP is right and the mentality is that they are chasing, that same mentality has been known to be a colossal failure and has made Nigerian women to be seen as money hungry skanks. Look if you want to chase money why not do it the right way?

Go get a job, get a life and also get a new name while at it. Get money on your terms, get a job to do ask your FATHER for money and stop being a freaking parasite who depends on others for money and livelihood. The same way a man works for money, a woman can also work for it and guess what, she can then be happy.

If you date people or have sex with people for money, you are a what? A LOVE PEDDLER. You might as well get a room in a brothel and wait for customers or share your numbers in hotels around you. At least we know you take it as a job and not hide behind the lie that you want to be comfortable

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Briareos(m): 10:51am On Jan 10, 2014
This is a very moot and pathetic argument to explain the greed of (most) Nigerian ladies.

If all they seek is "happiness", and money is what can bring them such happiness - why cant they work hard for their own money? Why should they risk their happiness on another human being - when they can easily get their own money and be нαρρү to Timbuktu as they wishes.

Is there a law against ladies earning their upkeep?

And further more, are the few independent ladies we have not нαρρү?

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:52am On Jan 10, 2014
Jbluv55: All you are saying in essence is 'Nothing Goes For Nothing' cool
Every relationship is for mutual benefit. Benefitd may be skewed to one side, but each party involved gains something. Question is, what do you want?

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Nobody: 10:52am On Jan 10, 2014
Didn't read it. But i was here!!

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by jplay(m): 10:52am On Jan 10, 2014
Caracta:

Ok child. It's no lullaby. We understand it's totally beyond you cheesy
sharap dia n stop tryin 2 hrd. 2 mny ugly gurlz on dis site dey luk 4 validation includin op wit ha rubbish post

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Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by Project400: 10:53am On Jan 10, 2014
We are inspired to learn from this thread smiley
Re: Nigerian Women Aren't Gold-diggers, They Are Only Pursuing Happiness. by UjSizzle(f): 10:56am On Jan 10, 2014
Briareos: This is a very moot and pathetic argument to explain the greed of (most) Nigerian ladies.

If all they seek is "happiness", and money is what can bring them such happiness - why cant they work hard for their own money? Why should they risk their happiness on another human being - when they can easily get their own money and be нαρρү to Timbuktu as they wishes.

Is there a law against ladies earning their upkeep?

And further more, are the few independent ladies we have not нαρρү?
That's why i spoke about mindset. There are people who believe their happiness to tied to another person(men and women alike). It doesn't have to be ok, but it is what it is.

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