njays24:
What kind of a silly and nasty uncultured attitude is that? She left the plate for her houseboy to wash or what? Even me that the madam of my house,whenever I visit my mother-in-law or sister-in-law,I would be the one to do the dishes,cook and tidy the kitchen even when his younger sisters are there. Onibaje oshi.

FLAWLES:
Mtwwwwwws,for common plate?some of u re just here putting blames,who knows if she always wash d dishes bt forgot to do todays own?(cuz if she's always eating and nt doing d Dishes d elder bro won't talk to Hz younger 1) who knws if she was in a RUSH b4 she left?na today mk she no cun wash na OP carry am come NL mtwwwwwws, ,,,,mk una de use brain

Otamayomi1:
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Its Very Very Wrong. She Is Nt Yet Married 2 Him. Evn If She Is, She Is Supose 2 Extend Respect 2 Her Hubby Sibling More Sef.

netizenbuzz:


Okay criticise women as usual. Can I just ask how many times the average nigerian man adds value to his woman? I am not talking money, I'm talking real value.

elantraceey:
I don't like doing dishes but I can't leave my dirty dishes for a guy to wash . The problem is with the elder brother , I think the girl controls him.

Sophyrocks:


My dear, Nairaland is different from the real world. Forget these dudes here. They wash their plates wherever they are. Are they trying to tell me they tell their female friends to wash plates for them? abeg nl dudes always live in a fantasy world on Nl only. Nl just gives them liver to talk here. outside here they cant say nada! dnt mind them.

BabaOneChance:

Come on! This is a babe they're expecting to become the madam of the house soon. It won't hurt a fly if the younger brother kisses her feet even...and he's doing it for the elder brother! The girl would naturally like him for that and would wanna return the favour. I don't support the junior at all

BluePulse:


Omoyi! Ota ode ni yo e! Wa gbayi jare! Ur input makes massive sense dear.

Otamayomi1:

*smiles* Yoruba Yen Le Die Ati Ka

BluePulse:


#smiling.... Ooni binu ni omo oodua. Just reali liked dat u threw in d 'tiwa n tiwa' thing.

Otamayomi1:

Lol. Thanks

Otamayomi1:

Lol. Thanks

Sophyrocks:


Shut the fvk up C.ocksvking Nitwit with an IQ size of a pea! Get the fvck outta my mentions jare. I.diot!

khia:



When you are a GUEST in someone's home you should be treated with kindness and respect rather male or female, it has nothing to do with feminism, feminism is just a cop out some men use to continue their outdated and unfair culture.
Culture evolves with time, you are living in the 21st century, what worked in the 10th century may not be appropriate in todays world. Life is about change and growth.
Don't be a hypocrite to your culture and pick out things that only benefits you, how about the part where the man in the SOLE provider of the home, do your job and stop expecting the women to go out and do your job for you.

disloman:
Gud morning Khia.Longest tyme.Where have you been?

khia:



Hello luv:


I've been here but not as much as I used to, Nairaland is getting boring to me.
How have you been?

khia:



The op said nothing about her being a frequent guest, and what is wrong with him going to the market, buying groceries and preparing a romantic dinner for the two of them?