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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 12:17am On Mar 04, 2016
MarieSucre:
I swear to God, I am a woman. Why can't you believe that there are women who believe in maintaining the status quo. There are some Nigerians who believed that Nigeria should still be under Britain. The British might have been racist, imperialist, it was really and unequal dynamic, but Britain was clothed us with an air of power.

Ode!

E no go for better for whoever did this to yousmiley

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 12:17am On Mar 04, 2016
amokeme:
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy just ignore him or her angry
It takes a psychologically imbalanced person to come up with what she typed.

I am surprised. Blame the father figure in her lifesmiley

There should be an investigationsadtongue

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by paschu: 12:25am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


Are you mad? Do I sound like my parents deprived me of love and care? Do I sound stupid like you do?

You need to know your class. We are not on the same level.


This is what you get when a coward f..ool keeps pretending like a womansad

Those whose classes are high do not make noise about it. They don't use rage to manipulae everyone into taking notice. And the lady your are attacking is obviously way more scripturally sound than you are. But that apart, you have zero business trying t bully her into accepting your perception while you at the same time make a mockery of her's.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 12:38am On Mar 04, 2016
paschu:


Those whose classes are high do not make noise about it. They don't use rage to manipulae everyone into taking notice. And the lady your are attacking is obviously way more scripturally sound than you are. But that apart, you have zero business trying t bully her into accepting your perception while you at the same time make a mockery of her's.

Bla bla bla

Those who have class can decide to scream on top of the world about it, it is none of your concern.



She is the type you want not me. God forbid bad thing. I reject being like her, I don't want my family to disown metongue

Scripturality ko scripturality ni. You better don't fall in love yet it is a he not a ahe. I know you guys are stu.pid. I can imagine the numerous pms now. Don't come crying like a f.ool after it steals your heart and your money.


If indeed she is a woman and I have the means right now, I will make sure the father figure or the guardian in her life never sees beyond the four walls of a prison cell. Wait till I qualifysad.

Bunch of losers flock together. Go meet your new found love and I will continue to bully the ‘it'. If you quote me again, I will make sure that you hate me.



Gullible loser!

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 12:53am On Mar 04, 2016
MarieSucre:
Adaeze003

My dear, as a woman you must submit to your husband, in all things. I tell you from experience. You see even if you had a twin brother, by virtue of him being male, he will grow to be more sensible than you are. It does not matter whether he has made grievous mistakes in the past or he has indulged in rash decisions. once he gets married and he assumes that title "Head of the House" or "Husband", he automatically gets magically imbued common sense.
Now you must understand that your husband is the God you see, throw away all talk of partnership, is there any partnership between God and Man. NO!! God is forever above man, as your husband is forever above you. You must grovel at his feet, contort yourself to the point of elasticity and numb your emotions, because the only feelings that should be your primary concern in that union should be his. You must do everything for him short of worshipping him. You are lucky to be married. Some women are still single and anytime they pass a bustop or junction, people spit at them and throw rotten tomatoes at them. Do you want to be one of those bitter single women?

Listen, any thing that is wrong with any relationship is the woman's fault. She needs to check herself to make sure she does not lose him like a toy to some other woman. Is he cheating on you? Then you must either be dressing like an old woman or not giving him enough blowjobb. Is he beating you? Then you must either be a nag or a stupid housewife who brings no monetary value to the union except maybe do all the housework and take care of both your children. Check yourself. Men are too rational unlike emotional and confused women. Check yourself Nigerian Woman.

Finally. concerning this topic, here are some definitions of what submissive means.

adjective
-Being subjected to an action without producing a reaction.Taking no action.
He remained passive during the protest.(grammar)
-Being in the passive voice.(psychology) -Being inactive andsubmissive in a relationship, especially in a sexual one.
(finance) Not participating in management.
(aviation) Without motive power.

Here is another definition--
Submissive

One who gives over their rights, their desires, and
themselves to another. As a gift.
Of the two, Jane was the most submissive.
by. Anonymous November 02, 2003

submission /səbˈmɪʃ(ə)n/
noun
1. the action of accepting or yielding to a superior force
or to the will or authority of another person.

Some men here will want to wrongly deceive you that there is power in submission. That is a bloody lie. There is no requirement for how he is to reciprocate. Even if the Bible tells you that Husbands should love wives as themselves, you know some women, they will try to take advantage of such love. Don't let her cross boundaries. Plus we as women, what do we even need the power for sef?
We are helpers. If He need sex we give it. Why do we need to stay on top? What else. We start asking our husbands to give us mouth job, cunninlingus? Start demanding that we also have orgasms? That is un-african. There is no power in being submissive. You are a woman. You do not need to have any. Thank God you have a man.

So this is not a case of him getting your opinion, he doesn't bloody need your input. Did David need his previous wife opinion before marrying a new wife? NO! If he wants to bring in the whole village into his house, then he bloody well can. He is the head of the family. Its his house, he paid a lot of money on you, you're his property. You will host his guest, cook and clean after them. If you cannot do that, then he gets another girl to do it simple. /

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I provide and protect my Wife. I will buy whatever she wants for her, take here wherever she wants to go, make her happy, basically bend over backwards to please her in entirety.

But she must never forget that I am the male, the adonis, the warrior king of the household. My past is littered with ex Wives that forget that little bit in their little moment of insanity and every single one came back on bent knees begging to come back when their eyes have cleared up.

Submission doesn't mean a slave/master relationship. The lesbian feminists will want us to believe that. I don't blame them, it's in their bible of feminism, men hating bible.

I have a tremendous amount of respect for true lesbians (not the ones that are going through a rebellious phase), they clearly don't need men in their live. They talk the talk and walk the walk. I passionately hate women that get married and try to boss men around.

I don't need a dictionary definition of submission, no one can tell me or teach me what it is, I and I alone knows what it means and to me. Not some cutsie agenda based definition.

There are worse thing to happen to a woman in a relationship than to be submissive to her King. The virtues woman knows her place, the ones that are not? Well, we see them being passed around like trinkets from man to man.

I have spoken, I am Egun Mogaji. The line to kick me in the scrotum forms to the left, please take a number and be cordial while waiting your turn at bat and please give me a minute to catch my breadth in between kicks grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 12:54am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


I provide and protect my Wife. I will buy whatever she wants for her, take here wherever she wants to go, make her happy, basically bend over backwards to please her in entirety.

But she must never forget that I am the male, the adonis, the warrior king of the household. My past is littered with ex Wives that forget that little bit in their little moment of insanity and every single one came back on bent knees begging to come back when their eyes have cleared up.

[b]Submission doesn't mean a slave/master relationship. [/b]The lesbian feminists will want us to believe that. I don't blame them, it's in their bible of feminism, men hating bible.

I have a tremendous amount of respect for true lesbians (not the ones that are going through a rebellious phase), they clearly don't need men in their live. They talk the talk and walk the walk. I passionately hate women that get married and try to boss men around.

I don't need a dictionary definition of submission, no one can tell me or teach me what it is, I and I alone knows what it means and to me. Not some cutsie agenda based definition.

There are worse thing to happen to a woman in a relationship than to be submissive to her King. The virtues woman knows her place, the ones that are not? Well, we see them being passed around like trinkets from man to man.

I have spoken, I am Egun Mogaji. The line to kick me in the scrotum forms to the left, please take a number and be cordial while waiting your turn at bat grin

Ex Wives? You are clearly the problem.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by paschu: 12:59am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


Bla bla bla

Those who have class can decide to scream on top of the world about it, it is none of your concern.



She is the type you want not me. God forbid bad thing. I reject being like her, I don't want my family to disown metongue

Scripturality ko scripturality ni. You better don't fall in love yet it is a he not a ahe. I know you guys are stu.pid. I can imagine the numerous pms now. Don't come crying like a f.ool after it steals your heart and your money.


If indeed she is a woman and I have the means right now, I will make sure the father figure or the guardian in her life never sees beyond the four walls of a prison cell. Wait till I qualifysad.

Bunch of losers flock together. Go meet your new found love and I will continue to bully the ‘it'. If you quote me again, I will make sure that you hate me.



Gullible loser!

Of course you are entitled to your opinion. Unfortunately your undue emotional attachement to your family, and yur father in particular, shows you are way too imature for marriage despite the fact that you are way old enough for it. Unfortunately again, what you have failed to realize in yor childishness is that your husband is the only human being that you have any real chance at getting to stick it out with you in life, no matter how tough things get.

Yes, everyone will eventually leave you at some point, or you'll leave them.

Your parents
Your friends
Your family
Including your own children
They will al leave you as time progress.

The only person you have a real chance at having near you for th longest time in your life is your husband and him alone.

That's why it's such a huge pity and gross folly to give your father (or anyone else) more priority than you gave to your spouse.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 12:59am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


Ex Wives? You are clearly the problem.

I offer no apologies that I don't surfer waspish witches but still here I am thriving like Isu Ewura that is planted by the river grin

Your greatest wish in life is to be half the person that I am and see/experience a quarter of the experiences that I have seen/done.

You can't judge me, I'll have to have respect for you for that to occur grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:01am On Mar 04, 2016
paschu:


Of course you are entitled to your opinion. Unfortunately your undue emotional attachement to your family, and yur father in particular, shows you are way too imature for marriage despite the fact that you are way old enough for it. Unfortunately again, what you have failed to realize in yor childishness is that your husband is the only human being that you have any real chance at getting to stick it out with you in life, no matter how tough things get.

Yes, everyone will eventually leave you at some point, or you'll leave them.

Your parents
Your friends
Your family
Including your own children
They will al leave you as time progress.

The only person you have a real chance at having near you for th longest time in your life is your husband and him alone.

That's why it's such a huge pity and gross folly to give your father (or anyone else) more priority than you gave to your spouse.

I just have nothing but the outmost pity for the poor sap thats going to be reeled into that emotional baggage that is her.

Are their practicing therapists in Nigeria now? Because someone is going to need a discount on services.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:02am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


I offer no apologies that I don't surfer waspish witches but still here I am thriving like Isu Ewura that is planted by the river grin

Your greatest wish in life is to be half the man that I am and see/experience a quarter of the experiences that I have seen/done.

You can't judge me, I'll have to have respect for you for that to occur grin

I have seen some bad men with really good wives, yet they managed to stay. You must have been something else.

I am glad they dumped you and moved on to better thingssmiley

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:06am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


I have seen some bad men with really good wives, yet they managed to stay. You must have been something else.

I am glad they dumped you and moved on to better thingssmiley

Yeah I can understand how your role models are people in disfunctional marriages. Trust me it shows in your response.

It matters less who dumped who, what matters most is who came out on top. Guess who? cheesy

I know you are salaciously licking your chops about divorce, but trust me I live in a country where 50% of marriages end in divorces. The Vice President of United States of America, second leader of the free world is divorced, do you know how many divorces Mr. Johnny Carson has had? Prince Charles is a divorced man.

Honey I stand proudly amongst these honorable men of conviction.

You try to shame me but like I told you before I would have to have respect for you for anything thing you say to me to have any meaning grin

PS: You know my current Wife jokes that if they hadn't, you know, "dumped me", then she wouldn't b enjoying the good fortune that she's enjoying now.

So see how it's a win win all around and not the disaster that you are expecting grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:07am On Mar 04, 2016
paschu:


Of course you are entitled to your opinion. Unfortunately your undue emotional attachement to your family, and yur father in particular, shows you are way too imature for marriage despite the fact that you are way old enough for it. Unfortunately again, what you have failed to realize in yor childishness is that your husband is the only human being that you have any real chance at getting to stick it out with you in life, no matter how tough things get.

Yes, everyone will eventually leave you at some point, or you'll leave them.

Your parents
Your friends
Your family
Including your own children
They will al leave you as time progress.

The only person you have a real chance at having near you for th longest time in your life is your husband and him alone.

That's why it's such a huge pity and gross folly to give your father (or anyone else) more priority than you gave to your spouse.

If I decide to marry today, the products of that marriage will be more successful and healthy than yours. I don't intend to marry a loser, good luck finding that insecure woman. Losers marry losers. Stick to people in your category. Count me out.

I will rather remain single than act like a slave. Keep your stupid advice to yourself.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:10am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


If I decide to marry today, the products of that marriage will be more successful and healthy than yours. I don't intend to marry a loser, good luck finding that insecure woman. Losers marry losers. Stick to people in your category. Count me out.

I will rather remain single than act like a slave. Keep your stupid advice to yourself.

You have no control if a marriage will be successful and healthy or not.

Oh wait, since you are going to be in a relationship by yourself then you do control that. Sorry I forgot grin

Your naivety and utter disconnection with reality of relationship is both staggering and delusional. Bravo, very well accomplished.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:11am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


Yeah I can understand how your role models are people in disfunctional marriages. Trust me it shows in your response.

It matters less who dumped who, what matters most is who came out on top. Guess who? cheesy

I know you are salaciously licking your chops about divorce, but trust me I live in a country where 50% of marriages end in divorces. The Vice President of United States of America, second leader of the free world is divorced, do you know how many divorces Mr. Johnny Carson has had? Prince Charles is a divorced man.

Honey I stand proudly amongst these honorable men of conviction.

You try to shame me but like I told you before I would have to have respect for you for anything thing you say to me to have any meaning grin
After they almost bankrupted youundecided.>Who are you kidding?undecided

I am not trying to shame you. If it had been a woman, my attacks would have been understandable. You attack women too, you should be familiar with this.

When I say you have to look inwards, I meant it. It is either you are so picky that you end up choosing the wrong ones or your behaviour is so lipsrsealed. Don't let your ego blind you, unless you plan on marrying an 18 year old or die alone, you have to bend yourself for a womantongue
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:14am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


You have no control if a marriage will be successful and healthy or not.

Oh wait, since you are going to be in a relationship by yourself then you do control that. Sorry I forgot grin

Your naivety and utter disconnection with reality of relationship is both staggering and delusional. Bravo, very well accomplished.

I knowsmiley. Yet, I am not the one with failed relationships.


Maybe you need to embrace reality, then your next marriage might end up lasting eons.

I hope you take your own advice and keep off threads on relationships.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by paschu: 1:17am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


If I decide to marry today, the products of that marriage will be more successful and healthy than yours. I don't intend to marry a loser, good luck finding that insecure woman. Losers marry losers. Stick to people in your category. Count me out.

I will rather remain single than act like a slave. Keep your stupid advice to yourself.

You cannot produce what you don't have.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:18am On Mar 04, 2016
paschu:


You cannot produce what you don't have.

You are right. I can't produce idi.ots and lo.serssmiley.

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Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:19am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:

After they almost bankrupted youundecided.>Who are you kidding?undecided

I am not trying to shame you. If it had been a woman, my attacks would have been understandable.

When I say you have to look inwards, I meant it. It is either you are so picky that you end up choosing the wrong ones or your behaviour is so lipsrsealed. Don't let your ego blind you, unless you plan on marrying an 18 year old or a lonely old man you have to bend yourself for a womantongue


It's funny how you come out with this outlandish assumptions. How do you do it woman? grin

I pick the right Woman all the time. If you care to read and comprehend instead of responding like an enraged feline, you'll see where I wrote that I don't surfer waspish women.

Marriage to me is not till death do us apart. You slip and start acting funny then you'll be put away wet and kicked to the curb.

This is why you don't know how to relate to someone like me. You're used to dealing with weak men who grovel at you feet and wash you in accolades. You'll never have the opportunity to meet someone like in your wildest dream. You simply don't measure up. Find your level, go and date the washdays, Subway boys, etc You have no capacity and capability to del with Adonis like me. You'r simply out of your depths Woman.

I love my ego and I thank you for acknowledging it (that's the only reasonable thing you've admitted all evening), it's part of me and works for me. You continue to be a wash towel that you are. UBUIBME

I don't consider this an attack, it's far too weak and tame. Don't go all wounded knees on me now missy grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:22am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


I knowsmiley. Yet, I am not the one with failed relationships.


Maybe you need to embrace reality, then your next marriage might end up lasting eons.

I hope you take your own advice and keep off threads on relationships.

Trust me, my life is fulfilled and I wouldn't change a thing. Just because you hate me doesn't make me a hateful person.

I don't need my marriage to last eons. It needs to last as long as it continues to be fruitful. My life is not encompassed by marriage. I do understand where you're coming from. You're probably getting long in the tooth in the spinster aisle and you need to entrap some man to commandeer grin I bet your family and extended family are going to churches praying for you to snare some man, any man will do at this point wink

By the way I'll participate on any thread in any section that I feel like. What I do with my time is none of your beeswax.

You see failed marriages, I see a rebirth. I join successful men in these rebirth of relationships. Look at The Trump, how many marriages? Get real Missy. Try to find another point to latch onto as this failed relationship/marriage one isn't going to score you any points.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by paschu: 1:26am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


You are right. I can't produce idi.ots and lo.serssmiley.

Overestimation of self.

Experience will sure be your best teacher. I only hope you'll at least be smart enough to learn the lesson the first time it hits you.

Blissful night.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:29am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


It's funny how you come out with this outlandish assumptions. Who do you do it woman? grin

I pick the right Woman all the time. If you care to read and comprehend instead of responding like an enraged feline, you'll see where I wrote that I don't surfer waspish women.

Marriage to me is not till death do us apart. You slip and start acting funny then you'll be put away wet and kicked to the curb.

This is why you don't know how to relate to someone like me. You're used to dealing with weak men who grovel at you feet and wash you in accolades. You'll never have the opportunity to meet someone like in your wildest dream. You simply don't measure up. Find your level, go and date the washdays, Subway boys, etc You have no capacity and capability to del with Adonis like me. You'r simply out of your depths Woman.

I love my ego and I thank you for acknowledging it (that's the only reasonable thing you've admitted all evening), it's part of me and works for me. You continue to be a wash towel that you are. UBUIBME

I don't consider this an attack, it's far too weak and tame. Don't go all wounded knee join me now missy grin

Don't try to save face.

The fact is that you have ex wives

The fact is we don't know the type of women they were. I can trust what you say because you have made statements on another thread that contradicts what ever you mention now.

Actually, I don't like men who worship me. I don't even want compliments. I wasn't brought up to wait for someone to compliment me. I don't do emotions very well. I don't like men who worship me. For me to take that kinda man serious, he has to be someone in his own right.smiley

If you were awesome, if you actually picked the right ones, I won't have any reason to be discussing this with you.

Don't get emotional, I don't care about your marriages. But when you hold absurd opnions and you insult feminist because of theirs, I will gladly call you out!
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:29am On Mar 04, 2016
paschu:


Overestimation of self.

Experience will sure be your best teacher. I only hope you'll at least be smart enough to learn the lesson the first time it hits you.

Blissful night.

I hope you will be smart enough not to pick an imsecure woman as a mate
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:31am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


Trust me, my life is fulfilled and I wouldn't change a thing. Just because you hate me doesn't make me a hateful person.

I don't need my marriage to last eons. It needs to last as long as it continues to be fruitful. My life is not encompassed by marriage. I do understand where you're coming from. You're probably getting long in the tooth in the spinster aisle and you need to entrap some man to commandeer grin I bet your family and extended family are going to churches praying for you to snare some man, any man will do at this point wink

By the way I'll participate on any thread in any section that I feel like. What I do with my time is none of your beeswax.

You see failed marriages, I see a rebirth. I join successful men in these rebirth of relationships. Look at The Trump, how many marriages? Get real Missy. Try to find another point to latch onto as this failed relationship/marriage one isn't going to score you any points.

Trump? Are you kidding me?sad

I don't hate you but I consider you are a hypocrite and an impractical fellow.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:34am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


Don't try to save face.

The fact is that you have ex wives

The fact is we don't know the type of women they were. I can trust what you say because you have made statements on another thread that contradicts what ever you mention now.

Actually, I don't like men who worship me. I don't even want compliments. I wasn't brought up to wait for someone to compliment me. I don't do emotions very well. I don't like men who worship me. For me to take that kinda man serious, he has to be someone in his own right.smiley

If you were awesome, if you actually picked the right ones, I won't have any reason to be discussing this with you.

Don't get emotional, I don't care about your marriages. But when you hold absurd opnions and you insult feminist because of theirs, I will gladly call you out!

Why are you all hung up on this Ex Wives thing as if you found some juicy titbit grin

You're funny, save face from who? You? Come one now you don't count, not at all Missy.

Listen, you;r discussing with me because your ego is bruised and you can't understand this person that's not kissing your feet. Just admit that you're wriggling in confusion right now.

You do care about my marriages because every single post of yours to me for the entire evening is trying to unsuccessfully shame me about my divorces. I keep on telling you that I am proud of my divorces but that fact alone crosses wires in your brain. You can't fathom why this Man isn't hiding in shame grin

You can always copy those statements over here so we can harsh them out. You stalker you grin

You can never have me, Missy. Never so give it up wink
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:36am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


Trump? Are you kidding me?sad

I don't hate you but I consider you are a hypocrite and an impractical fellow .

Thank you very much and I take that as a complete compliment grin

EgunMogaji, he that causes others to manifest emotions that they themselves are confused about grin cheesy grin wink grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:37am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


I hope you will be smart enough not to pick an imsecure woman as a mate

Instead he should pick a waspish specimen like you with all your emotional parental baggage?

Ummkay grin
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:37am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


Why are you all hung up on this Ex Wives thing as if you found some juicy titbit grin

You're funny, save face from who? You? Come one now you don't count, not at all Missy.

Listen, you;r discussing with me because your ego is bruised and you can't understand this person that's not kissing your feet. Just admit that you're wriggling in confusion right now.

You do care about my marriages because every single post of yours to me for the entire evening is trying to unsuccessfully shame me about my divorces. I keep on telling you that I am proud of my divorces but that fact alone crosses wires in your brain. You can't fathom why this Man isn't hiding in shame grin

You can always copy those statements over here so we can harsh them out. You stalker you grin

You can never have me, Missy. Never so give it up wink


I don't care about your ex marriages, your futile attempt to make it seem like it is not a big deal won't work on me. Haven't you heard? I am prochoice, you have a right to leave them if you get bored sef but don't come here and act like something you are not!
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:39am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


Instead he should pick a waspish specimen like you with all your emotional parental baggage?

Ummkay grin

He wouldn't make the same mistakes you made. Oops! He is a loser, he would definitely pick another loser.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Sixix: 1:40am On Mar 04, 2016
EgunMogaji:


Thank you very much and I take that as a complete compliment grin

EgunMogaji, he that causes others to manifest emotions that they themselves are confused about grin cheesy grin wink grin
smiley smiley

You wish.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:42am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:



I don't care about your ex marriages, your futile attempt to make it seem like it is not a big deal won't work on me. Haven't you heard? I am prochoice, you have a right to leave them if you get bored sef but don't come here and act like something you are not!

But you do care about my ex marriages. You know why? Because you keep bringing them up like a moth to a flame.

Trust me, any man reading this chat will see your thinly veiled infatuation for me. I've destabilized and shaken you to your very core. You just can't find a place to fit me into. You are totally confused now and I bet you're all sweaty with your hand shaking on the keyboard.

I don't know you from Adam so I don't know or care if you're pro whatever. However I am deeply elated to see that I've wounded you somewhere before and hence why you are lashing out wildly on this thread. I mean you admitted to following me on the threads.

I'm used to it though but sorry I'm taken an I don't do waspish chicks wink

You haven't used bankruptcy in a few posts please use it more.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:43am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:


He wouldn't make the same mistakes you made. Oops! He is a loser, he would definitely pick another loser.

I have never made any marriage mistake. My marriage lasted as long as they needed to. You don't get it do you? I am not your typical Nigerian Man, Missy.
Re: Is It Polite For Husband To Seek Wife's Approval On This? by Nobody: 1:44am On Mar 04, 2016
Sixix:

smiley smiley

You wish.

Please try to be verbatim, or you are too excited to write long parables at this point?

So what are you wearing?

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