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Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by LadyJasper: 12:13pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
pocohantas:Lol d thing tire you too? Every woman should just pursue her aspirations to the best of her ability and by her own standards. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nov6(m): 12:14pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Brugo: my guy which location you dey? You deserve a drink for that wonderful response 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 12:14pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha:women are oppressed in nigeria ? the same nigeria where diezani and alakija were slapping men upanda and controlling all kinds of men ? nigeria is a unique society in that whomever has the money is who is in control. if you are a rich woman you can control all the men. so go get you some money and your problem will be solved lmao. nigeria has no patriarchal system whatsoever so this whole feminism thing is unwarranted. it is a laughable joke 4 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:15pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Everything you said made sense until you mentioned being a male feminist. That is the problem with society, social militants and effeminate simps like you. Infact feminism has ruined things for women in general, I advocate the fair and better treatment of women than the current standards, however, I do not support the notion of equality, it doesn't exist and will never happen, we just have to understand our differences and that should not be used as a tool of subjugation. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:15pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:he is not trying to justify useless men. An average African man believes he can marry any woman in their numbers as long as he is well to do or well placed. So, women are perceived as a "property"... goes back to the society. This is why the useless men perhaps treat what is seen as property anyhow. In other climes i.e the western world, it's a man to a woman. Women have also put being attached to a man a second priority whilst making an impact comes first. The impact made the law favor the women that's not to say there are no abuses. Point is simply, our young girls should strive to make impact first and take away this "husband's house" mentality. 2 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Brugo(m): 12:17pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Nov6: Thanks 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Adaumunocha(f): 12:18pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14:I suppose you bear your mum name cos that's what matriarchy is all about in a society. We operate a patriarchal system here pls. 2 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by earthcrust: 12:18pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Any lady who is successful in her carrier will not look will not struggle to marry cos marriage will naturally come to he. I advice ladies to marry their carrier first because they did not go to school for nothing.I belive if ladies embrace my advice d prayer for a husband in d church and mosque will reduce and our religious leaders will have a brake. Wisdom is profitable to direct d wise.in our society today there is equal opportunity for both male and females. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Barzinime(m): 12:18pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Some women dont want a successful career all they want is a happy family. Do what makes you happy NiggaBoi: 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:20pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
solasoulmusic:exactly, the message OP is trying to pass. People marry these days not because they want to complement the other party but because they are looking to benefit something. When that thing is gone, there is a problem. Many Africans are not looking to live a life of impact. What I mean is, when one sees himself as an helper to fufill the other person's destiny, the world would be easier. 3 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 12:20pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha:bearing fathers name is your own issue ? that is inconsequential. that applies all over the world. if you want to bear the womans name try planet mars. on planet earth all countries go by the name of the father. its biblical and universal law. nothing to do with patriarchy or matriarchy. matriarchy and patriarchy is in how you perceive the sexes and not in who bears whose name 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by khalids: 12:21pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
NiggaBoi: Bros speak for your self and your family..... The women i have come across don't have this mind set.....they are all for growth and achievement and just like their male counter part they also want to have families.......just as we have lazy guys who don't want to work but be committing crime...we also have lazy women who are looking for men that will be footing their bills..... 3 Likes |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:22pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:how so? |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Trottle: 12:23pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
bettercreature: I think the OP's submission to Afam4eva is more of "political correctedness", while having a euphemistic garb. Again, the OP also appears not to know the real root and philosophy of...communism....sorry feminism. . Let's not even go there yet. Male feminist?? Better don't let your mum hear that Anyone who choose to make marriage their first priority has all the right and backing, and can even decide not to be a "career woman", and still be very fulfilled. Let's cut it short. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Amhappy(f): 12:23pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Male feminist The problem is the society. So if you ask 20 girls that graduated from a class after 4-7 years of higher education,the goal of 15 is to marry a handsome prince who can provide for them and their entire family. Years down the line marriage becomes an eyeopener for these women but most of them do find it hard to retrace their path to successful career with family and children responsibilities so they settle for less. However with the hardship experienced these days, that is beginning to change. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 12:25pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: You're still doing the same thing, What I mean is this , it's not the fault of the women, it's not on the women to change anything, the women are not to be held responsible in anyway for the actions of the men. It's the men that have this mentality, they need to change it by themselves, they didn't take the woman into consideration before considering her as property like you said so therefore they shouldn't also expect the women to do anything to change their mindset, The problem is from them, they should fix it by themselves |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:27pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
kadara2041:many of you contradict the scriptures. Being the head does not mean someone is your subordinate. Christ and God is one. Christ is not subordinate to God. The work together. God was glorified through christ! There is nothing like feminism or inequality in Christian marriage. Women and wives are no subordinates. They are complements. A man can only be glorified through his wife. Pls stop having this sordid view |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Trottle: 12:28pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: Having a child(ren) out of wedlock signifies irresponsibility and a deadened moral consciousness. No matter the name you choose to call it (Baby mamism o, friends with benefit o, live-in lovers o etc), a child out of wedlock is a BASTARD!!! And those involved committed fornication/adultery!! (Except it is a case of rape and related causes). The West can choose to say otherwise, but that is what it is to a normal society. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:30pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
NiggaBoi: I believe you want likes and this is the objective of this silly thread Different stroke for different folks. Every woman has a right to desire marriage and to hold it in whatever way that pleases her, one issue with the notion about the female folks and marriage is the obsession with the male folks about how the female folks see themselves or what for themselves. Just as the male folk wants to own the plane,t the females want marriage, So? Big deal. Op, get a skill, learn a skill, or get a job and be busy. Every female has a right to fantasize about marriage, and has a right to their choice of partner without unnecessary interference from the media, and the speculative noises. Op, let women be abeg, if they so much esteem marriage as the greatest achievement of a life time, it's their cross to carry and bear, this issue has long been over beaten by the society...Be it to everyone according to his/her desires.. And for the male feminist, it's obvious you need to deal with your confused state... Peace !!! 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by adexuxin(m): 12:35pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
It is not an African thing , It is a reflex towards a limited reproductive life. Which needs a quick ignition to get longer span. (menopause) It nature, you can't fight nature. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:35pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:I have just made my point simple for you to understand... Many young women see men as an escape and not complement. The ladies that see their husbands as complements in fulfilling destiny are enjoying their marriage. What is there for a man to fix? That a man chooses to have 10 wives and the women agreed to marry him... I can decide to buy many cars.. thats the mentality the man has. You are saying the man should decide to have just one car.. a man will always want more. What can the cars do to be unaffordable to the man, they need to get expensive. Can you buy a car worth more than what you have?? NO. This is the point. When our ladies leave marriage and strive to make impact, the men would see things differently. As long as the African women are termed affordable, the cycle continues. I can't just get to the states and decide to marry an American, there are one or two things I will consider but on average one can come to Africa and marry an African. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:36pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
LadyJasper: No, we male folks want to dominate you ladies to the point of asphyxiation... |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:37pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: I disagree, rather it's men that see wrongly. You can't determine people's choices and desires. Everyone has a right to their beliefs and whatthey want for themselves. Have a perspective shift, if you want a thing, you want it, and not because someone else makes you want it. This is how it be brov? |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by chukwuboi(m): 12:38pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
NiggaBoi:Biologically look at us from the evolution perspective and imagine us in the animal form, if the lion had to gaurd the den and fight for territory. Then the lioness go hunting, what do you think the male and female of the human species should be doing to bring a good patnership? Thats is when you start understanding more about male and female relationship |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by chukwuboi(m): 12:39pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig: Bravo. No gun to anybodys head |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by YelloweWest: 12:40pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2:Most of us are either Christians Muslims or traditionalist. In all 3 of the above it is frowned on to have a child out of wedlock. Besides children do better in a stable balanced home. Having both a mother and father. So in this regard and others, married is an achievement. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:42pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14:I have found that women that claim they are opressed are the lazy ones. They are the ones that condemn men and shout feminism on a faceless forum. They do not have a a voice anywhere. They are leeches living in delusion. They eat from a man and at the same time do not want to do his will totally. The female gender may be opressed in the North but not south. I am always thrilled at the successful women I see around, the ones that cocky men are afraid of. For the married ones, if you check well, they see their partners as complements. They had their goals and only saw marriage as complement to achieving their goals. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:42pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:44pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Bidobado:it is causing more problems in a less intelligent continent like Africa. Thank you! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 12:45pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: I'm talking about men abusing their wives or women, what are you talking about? It doesn't seem like we are talking about the same thing |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:46pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
earthcrust:Exactly, only a few cases.. which may be attitude or some other problems! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by JamesReacher(m): 12:47pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
youngRx:Thanks to the reasonableness of the husband. |
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