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Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by 4C2215131: 7:34am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: What are you examining? Do you think issues of the emotions and questions and matters of the heart is like exact science? Do you even love this lady at all? If you do you won't be so cold and methodical about this whole process to the point of ' examining' all the evidence or arguments for and against the cause. You think this here is some court of law? Shake my head... |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by 4C2215131: 7:35am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: You referred to a woman you supposedly love and respect as an 'Olodo' in a public forum. I am very sure you have called her that amongst your colleagues. Need I say more? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by safarigirl(f): 7:36am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher:I know of a marriage that has issues becaus the wife didn't go to school. They're currently separated. She has the same inferiority complex due to her educational deficit and it takes a large portion of blame. Oga, forget NL, na you go marry woman. Are you okay with her status? Can you take her out to any gathering with pride or do you hide her inside? And please, no matter what, ensure she finishes school or learns a vocation |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by safarigirl(f): 7:42am On Nov 03, 2015 |
4C2215131:allow him examine. Love does not hold a marriage, tolerance, understanding and trust do. This is not just a girl he wants to toast, it's marriage and he has every right to weigh pros and cons. Tomorrow, that inferiority complex could push her to do ridiculous things and make accusations against him. I have seen a marriage that is on the rocks based on what OP has listed, so let him analyse 1 Like |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by erumena(m): 7:43am On Nov 03, 2015 |
RobinHez: I agree with you! |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by erumena(m): 7:45am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Gaborone: Wholly on point! 1 Like |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Datoyo(f): 7:48am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher:Finding a good woman(vise-versa) in 2015 is as difficult as eliminating boko haram.There's no point marrying a woman you're not proud of.Some people are very slow learners and might never catch up with your expectations.This your write up is annoying me especially the part of "abusing her".Nobody is ever perfect, you cannot have it all.With all these skepticisms about her, i suggest you just let her go.She might never measure up with you and later in marriage you'll begin to hate her which might even lead to physical abuse because presently you're verbally abusing her.Your kind of man wants a woman he can flaunt very well.They're lots of sophisticated ladies who are well domesticated. Never marry someone who's far below your standard, it just won't work.I once dated a guy who was far below average in terms of intelligence, morals,reasoning, verbal communication skills and every other thing u could think of. I had really hard times conversing with him.He usually mixed past and present tense. And we both graduated from a private uni and he was like two years ahead.He'd say stuffs like" Have you guys through " "Did she came" " I'm at the pack".I had to let go because love is never enough. If you can cope with these shortcomings of hers then marry her. About the bloated tummy; no man likes that.If her tummy is obviously fat without an issue, what will happen after 3 kids? If u can live happily married with these bad sides,marry her.After all our former president didn't marry a sophisticated woman,she made lots of grammatical blunders but he still loved her.If you can't cope,please drop her number i go give my brother.Best of luck Sir. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by repogirl(f): 7:49am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Mbilla:lol.... I might have taken offense to what you are saying but since none of it makes sense and doesn't relate to me, why should I bother? I wonder why I waste my precious MB on idiotic nuisances. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by buchi4us(m): 7:53am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher. Go for what u want and let go of what u don't want. Are u sure u are a husband material? See how u wash wash ur so called “wife” that's not how choose a wife she is willing to learn she can CHANGE. But u ve made up ur mind am not sure u believe in her ur now using her as practical of what u leant in sch where is ur sch GF. U went for the cheap so take it don't use microscope on them no one is perfect. But bankers are available for marriage goodluck.
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Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by attention007(m): 7:53am On Nov 03, 2015 |
He who finds a wife, has found a good thing. Don't let other people's thought make u regret in future... |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by RobinHez(m): 7:54am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Teempakguy:Dunno why Lol... I was taught 'courtship behaviour' in Biology! Courting sounds more appropriate and matured Dating is garbage...meant for 'the youths'! And it revolves around sex and spending money ..without giving cognisance to the future |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by charlesbailey(m): 8:01am On Nov 03, 2015 |
funny enough,we are dating the same kind of person but i made up my mind a long time ago to marry her she's not that literate; i paid for ssce this year and the result was out a month ago or so and she passed all subjects use of english; i make her watch foerign movies most times and make her speak english to me while i reply her in yoruba she's actually a nurse and wants to study nursing,i already got her a jamb form she also has body flaws which we've started working on but her ukwu beats any flaws she has , she had tommy before she met me,she worked it out she has a lot of great qualities anyone would want in a woman which made me decide 3 months after we started dating to marry her, we're a year and two months old now i had never dated a lady for more than three months before meeting her my point is while you merry-go-rounding and contemplating on whether or not to marry her,i'm here making my future with the same model you got and farting around her Iamthewatcher: 1 Like |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by id4sho(m): 8:01am On Nov 03, 2015 |
''Love is blind'' i agree and i disagree. Think carefully and wisely, be your judge. As for me,i am on my way to ASOROCK and mama P english poor communication is not gonna happen again. I suggest u go for a graduate who has educational exposure. This is 2015 not 1970 when my mum has secondary cert. GOODLUCK |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by tafrica(m): 8:01am On Nov 03, 2015 |
You may feel provoked sometimes into using abusive language but I tell you that you're simply destroying your works on her Cruz she becomes demoralized and inferiority complex sets in again. If you want to help her and your relationship, please stop abusing her personality, you're killing her confidence. On another note, does she complain each time you are taming and teaching her? If she doesnt , it shows she's ready to learn (to have sat for ssce again shows that). Continue teaching her and and take her out once a while even if you will have to act like just friends or brothers on the outing for now just for her to socialise and see how things are done, she may not be much social having previously been maid. I believe her hygiene can be worked on and will improve with time, you can even buy her things like mouth wash and also emphasize she brushes every night before hitting the bed. Oh! She's gotten her ssce, get her a jamb form, pray she makes it, I bet you that her English will improve. But you have to personally teach her some stuff in her academics, you can take her up on a topics in maths, teach her some rules of concord, you can even buy her A1 in English or A-Z in english , both by Ashade, let her read and understand basic rules of concord, buy her a dictionary and each time she asks you the meaning of a word, dont tell her train her to consult her dictionary, BUT DONT DO THIS WITH INSULT PLEASE, she'll improve as expected. I kid you not my brother, if you let her go and marry another woman who eventually doesn't please you again in one way or the other, you will never forgive yourself for throwing away a lady whom you have invested so much time, emotion and energy on. You've invested in her, don't stop and let a man take the glory of what you've done right from the scratch. Any man that takes her now can not work as hard as you have done Cuz you took her up from the raw. beliefbeliev LEST I FORGET, I HOPE SHE'S PRETTY TO YOUR TASTE? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by pet4ril(f): 8:01am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher:hmmmm, i wouldn't have quoted you if you did not mention you want her to be a nurse.... Please if you know she's not that intelligent, send her to the university for another course and not nursing school so that you won't end up wasting your money as nursing is too difficult and stressful and they can even eliminate Her if she's not working to their expectations... Another thing is, make sure you marry her before sending her to a nursing school so that she will not be the one writing some flaws about you and to avoid story that touch.... Good luck |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Theultimate(m): 8:03am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: The truth is: The only factor to be mostly considered in your points is the Literacy aspect, as it can lead to polygamous marriage/family if at all you're later successful to the extent of getting it difficult to presenting uneducated person as wife.(e.g most governors and president(s) don't present their first wives as First Lady). However, that should not be a threat at this century, as there are many ways of becoming literate; Such includes ODL/DLE mode, Part-time mode, and even Normal/Regular mode(in as much as you're ready to sponsor her). Also, her age barrier has been covered by the following points that you made: 3. She is very hospitable. 4. She's very respectful. Believe me, you're good to go. SHALOM! |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Nobody: 8:06am On Nov 03, 2015 |
RobinHez:the words can also be used interchangeably. but anyway, i guess you're right. the word that is also used for relationships between monkeys and gorillas is definitely more matured. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by ISpiksDaTroof: 8:08am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: Write the pros and the cons of being with her on a sheet of paper, then if the pros outweigh the con, marry her. If the cons outweigh the pros ask yourself if you can live without her. Be patient and be gentle with her since her habits are already ingrained in her lifestyle, she will change with your help. But, don't go out of your way trying to "teach" her how to become a "better" person, if you go too hard on her you will only create resentment and she will become defensive or passive-aggressive and she will push back and resist all your suggestions. Teach her how to eat healthy--- thats the first step to losing stomach fat. Abs are built in the kitchen not in the gym. Teach her to floss after every meal and to brush before going to bed. What you want in a partner is someone that'll love, respect and cherish you and will also be a good example for your children. She sounds like a good person. Remember, be very patient with her. Good luck. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Forwetinnah: 8:10am On Nov 03, 2015 |
People are funny sha! OP you know what you want and where you're headed in life. Think smart!! Don't be phooled by your emotions today, they may affect you badly tomorrow. Alot of men are regretting the women they ended up with and vice versa. Think about the future!! |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by 4C2215131: 8:11am On Nov 03, 2015 |
safarigirl: Its so unfortunate that the battle of the sexes has gotten so bad that things like marriage is no longer an issue of love but just a union of two people who find themselves most compatible to start a contract. Such a shame. I stand bold and proud to still belong to the old school with repect to things that matter in marriage. Love first and foremost as it alone births the others. Any union devoid of this special ingredient is a charade and one of convenience. When the shiit hits the fan it can never stand. A union birthed on love stand a better chance of survival. The unions you hear of that have lasted for so long, has anyone of the partners come out to tell you it was just trust, tolerance and whatnot that kept it? They always use a single word- undiluted love. Every other laudable quality ( trust, tolerance et al are embodied in it). Hell, even the greatest teacher of all said it too. Again, you speak of inferiority complex. Have you asked yourself what birthed such an attitude? The man made her feel thus via his supposed urbanity and modernity which might be fallacious mind you as his urbanity may be akin to that of an Hottentot to me- you see, its relative. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by ekmike(m): 8:23am On Nov 03, 2015 |
I understand your plight.. but the truth is in marriage you don't get the perfect partner but you make your partner perfect. You'v come a long way and that's a prove of your love for her. If you let her go someone else will appreciate her qualities and eventually marry her cos she's not going to be single forever.so can you leave with that? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by ekmike(m): 8:23am On Nov 03, 2015 |
I understand your plight.. but the truth is in marriage you don't get the perfect partner but you make your partner perfect. You'v come a long way and that's a prove of your love for her. If you let her go someone else will appreciate her qualities and eventually marry her cos she's not going to be single forever.so can you live with that? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Jeel: 8:33am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: The root of the problem is you're beginning to look outside. Nobody was born polished,including you. You have already started don't leave it here and regret later. Forget age. My wife is older than me. Age is nothing but a number. You know deep down inside that she is yours. Don't let shallow and unreasonable debates and vain philosophies from friends deceive you. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by OCTAVO: 8:33am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher, if I were in your shoes, I will not marry her. Let her find her own class abeg. Compatibility matters a lot. And from your post, it's so obvious she's not in your league. Free her abeg! Find your own match who will also possess the wife material attributes. Dem full everywhere bro. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by angelofurlife: 8:33am On Nov 03, 2015 |
toksbisola:I love uuuuuuuuuuuuu |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by oracle009(m): 8:36am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Chubhie:Olasubomi (Chubbie), is this you? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by Mbilla(m): 8:38am On Nov 03, 2015 |
repogirl:I don't waste my tym on mannerless illiterate oloshi like u but i replied u to let u know that ur tribe accent is not better than Igbo or any other tribe accent. I pity dat nice Igbo man dat marry senseless mgbeke like u. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by safarigirl(f): 8:41am On Nov 03, 2015 |
4C2215131:love does not hold a marriage. Only kids hold such fallacy. If you're in a marriage where one person cheats repeatedly, can you remain because of love? We need to be realistic. NOBODY can make you feel what you don't want to feel. A person who feels inferior will ALWAYS feel so irrespective of another's efforts to change that The power is in your hands, have you not seen couples where one person's inferiority makes them see things that don't exist? Women are accused of cheating by insecure husbands, inferiority complex is a major cause or abusive relationships... I would never advise anyone to marry someone who feels inferior because that would mean a lifetime of assuring the spouse or your faithfulness and loyalty The woman must work on herself. Nobody is to blame for how she feels. she should go to school, work on her spoken English, do what she must to be proud of herself. 1 Like |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by repogirl(f): 8:42am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Mbilla:the thing dey pain some pipu ooooo, LMAO! Senseless mgbeke indeed! Thankyou sha, my husband likes the senselessness and mgbekeness like that. At least i better pass you, Feeling funky on N150 sun glasses, lol, the nigga be feeling fly! ROTFL! |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by pickabeau1: 8:44am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Iamthewatcher: Is she from a well to do household? |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by RobinHez(m): 8:49am On Nov 03, 2015 |
Teempakguy:Yea..right! Like we're not also animals.. |
Re: A fellow Nairalander needs your advice before crossing the rubicon. by 4C2215131: 8:49am On Nov 03, 2015 |
safarigirl: You obviously don't understand where I'm coming from so, let it rest. Each to his own. Whatever works fr you or to rocks your cradle espouse it. |
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