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Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:47pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha:baby ur lyrics dey gv me orgasm, move bk to lag na , mk we marry |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by JamesReacher(m): 12:48pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:You can't justify proper way |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:48pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Bidobado: A healthy marriage where the female is not abused by any means possible is what we keep telling them, they don't listen.Just the " marriage "is adequate, feminism is crashing marriages and the effects would be long time and the pain it would bring. We keep telling them feminism is a confusion, an entity with no defined aspirations and objectives but they don't listen. There are millions of healthy marriages that doesn't mention the " F" word....I hope they have doctors to treat their depression when the wild goose chase of feminism hits turbulence in the future, in the end, the scripture confirms the arrangement, Men love your wives as Christ loved the church, women submit to your husbands. It is authority and submission. There can't be two captains on a ship, as one can not serve God and mammon, even the left eye sees things slightly different from the right eye...Check the image below to confirm...
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Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:50pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Trottle:exactly where I am going with the "normal society". Feminism doesn't exist in a normal society as inequality never existed in the first place. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 12:53pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2:well said |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:55pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig:Yes, we have a right to our choices but first thing to consider is how does our choice benefit the society at large. How does child bearing benefit a society, how does getting married benefit a society. If I get married, will I make enough impact. If I get married, how will it profit my partner? These are a few questions we should ask ourselves not just doing things because we have a right. We should strive to live a life of impact! This is where Africa is failing. We want to build house, buy car, marry...live and die. Another case for corruption. No tangible impact! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by victorioushands: 12:57pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
It's right in every way that both men and women of marriageable age should marry if they are up for it and for her to have a carrier as well. However, you should not sacrifice a woman's marrying on the altar of her 'carrier success' because the two should go together. It's wrong for women to depend on their husband or marriage for everything just as it's wrong for them to depend on their carrier to be fulfilled. A woman should marry, it's a priority for those who are of age if they can; and a woman should get a carrier and be financially free, it makes her highly 'sell-able' in the market of today's marriage. Some things with our culture are good for the preservation of natural laws and societal decorum. If you discard it just because the west are different, be ready to accommodate the influx of the demons of homosexuality and lesbianism. Do not ask me how they relate, you ought to have done enough research on your assertions before proffering them. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by YelloweWest: 12:57pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
JamesReacher: Pls which other way will a person have a child if not through marriage? You guys should stop trying to turn nature on its head. Being married is good. It does not rob one of success. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:58pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: My brother, leave woman matter alone, if you want to know what impacts the society, men should get jobs, open industries, cottage or small to provide employment, If me and you are really busy, we won't be having this chit-chat, the under-development of the society is not a woman' problem? Neither is it a marriage problem, Don't shoot yourself in the foot abeg. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by sinceraconcept(m): 12:58pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Brugo:but beautiful women are everywhere now,either natural or artificial and a good number of beautiful women are married to very poor men cos they're left with no choice. beauty us not an asset to women,maybe it helps though |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 12:59pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:If you want to bring religion, there is nothin like feminism in religion. This is the point I am trying to make. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:03pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:you are talking out of context of this thread. What you are talking is a discussion for another day. Some people have been shouting marriage has been a right and chice. If you perceive you are abused in your marriage, you have the choice to take a fast walk. Infact, run. So what are you talking. I am talking why the useless men abuse women that are not even their wives in Africa. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by lobiologs(m): 1:04pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Actually its the whole country, we view marriage as the pinnacle of achievement and a good family means you are really successful in life. that is bullcrap. we all have diverse ways of viewing success and thats not what the nigerian system teaches, you have to make it and have a family so that people can accord you some level of respect oor you will be viewed as someone who is followed by some imaginary folks from back home. this is a stage we have to outgrow as a country in general or else we wont grow past our other misconceptions about life and how it has to play out. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:04pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by YelloweWest: 1:05pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2:There is nothing like feminism is marriage too. Don't get it twisted. The feminist movement is equal right to all irrespective of gender. Equal opportunities, equal pay etc. That's different from marriage where each party has a specific role to play. A man and a woman CANNOT be equal in marriage. They are both different and have their specific roles to play. Where one party neglects their role for the other, thing get awkward. 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:06pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
I'm talking out of context? Please don't quote me if you don't understand my post. What do you see in the bolded? Cc majekdom2 NiggaBoi: |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:07pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
supersystemsnig:again, you have a wrong view on the matter. Impact is not in being employed. Understand the meaning of impact and quote me. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by JamesReacher(m): 1:08pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:Marriage is a concept. Live and let live 1 Like |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:09pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: You make me laugh, what is your fight about? You're so hooked on women and how they see marriage, why or how is it your problem? |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:10pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:Ok, we are on the same page! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:13pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:you need to understand his point... Until recently, you barely see women in politics. If there are no women in politics, who will make laws to benefit women. We saw what played out when a woman was elected as the house speaker. His point is simply, women should consider making an impact before marriage. The more women impact, the more they can turn things to their advantage. The whole feminism movement in the west is because more women are making impact. That is the point and not about a man beating his wife! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:16pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
YelloweWest:Ok, we are on the same page! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:16pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
JamesReacher:Life itself is a concept! |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by wildrose21(m): 1:16pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14:Please expatiate... |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Daeylar(f): 1:16pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
majekdom2: Please shift, You said I was talking out of context, I showed you where he explicitly stated that women being dependent is a major cause of abuse, Instead of you to accept your mistake, you now want misinterprete his point to fit whatever you are trying to talk about. Where did politics come into that statement I bolded now? I've told you not to quote me if you don't understand my point and clearly you still don't. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by wildrose21(m): 1:18pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14:Please expatiate |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Apogee14: 1:18pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
wildrose21:keep on reading. the expanded version is further down |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by muller101(m): 1:21pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Adaumunocha:it does . Most of them ended up in the kitchen. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Diamond23(f): 1:21pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
[color=#770077][/color]Not only female, even our male folks believe a successful woman without a man in her life z incomplete.If u show dem a successful woman who made it herself, by herself and in her self (forget my grammar ooo ) u will hear stuffs like is she married? Who is her husband? How many children? And when u finally answer such questions with she is not married, the next tin u will hear is am nt impressed, at this age she is still in her parents house, she must have a bad character to still be in her parents house,or she must v chased away all her suitors.....o ga abuzi Nnagaalu....In African tradition it is regarded as an obligation which everyone#man or woman# must fulfill |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:21pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar: I agree, making women solely dependent on men make them subtly manipulated in many marriages. It is good for women to be educated, have a degree or two, or have standing so if a relationship turns toxic, they won't be left without covering. The law should be adjusted so no man can abscond or divorce a woman without financial cover for up to three years minimum. If this is done, i think many women will be protected. It can start with you, and not just social media enlightenment, craft laws about what you feel should change in the current system and push it through humanitarian bodies. Many of us support healthy functional happy marriages that can be achieved through modifying laws to the betterment of the lives of women...Start today my lady... |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Nobody: 1:22pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Daeylar:lols, I looked at it broadly. More ladies being independent means more voice for the women. When you depend on someone solely for all your needs, there is a possibility that individual will abuse you especially if the individual is very unintelligent. |
Re: The Wrong Perception Of African Women About Marriage. by Humanistme: 1:22pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
Apogee14: stop spewing trash. what is the percentage of matriarchal societies compared to patriarchal ones. Igboland and Yoruba land is European abi ? Swaziland is also in America? |
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