JovialJune:
Who are the we precisely? You should specifically be precise by saying this only apply to the women you have had personal encounter with in your existence

And pls stop yapping like someone living in a cave, most of what you mentioned doesn't even apply in the world today, e.g most women share more in the financial responsibility than men doing house hold chores.


Except you probably created this thread to start unnecessary war of gender words.

Beverlyjean:


Whenever a woman doesn't agree with ur ideology, u say it must b a man..
U know the thing about all these, u will end up seeing how foolish ur ideology is ...it might take a decade or 2 but u will realise...u might not wanna accept it in front of people, but deep down inside, u will realise ur ideology is just the devils plan to ruin the society

JovialJune:
Who are the we precisely? You should specifically be precise by saying this only apply to the women you have had personal encounter with in your existence

And pls stop yapping like someone living in a cave, most of what you mentioned doesn't even apply in the world today, e.g most women share more in the financial responsibility than men doing house hold chores.


Except you probably created this thread to start unnecessary war of gender words.

JovialJune:


Yes.

ablejesus26:


Where is this mentality coming from pls no insult regarded bcus all those things you outlined are nothing for a woman who values the context of marriage and family

our grandmothers did it
our mothers did it
so are you saying they are fools
if your man is naturally liberal enough to assist with the chores which is good and healthy for the relationship BLESS GOD
but if he does not then BLESS GOD

A Well cultured African Woman would do all these you outlined with joy without the husbands input

i no know why we just keep copying strange and stranger tins
even in some Europe countries like France,Ireland etc Women still value the idea of taking care of their homes

Mummymahdi:




Exactly, I am yet to see that woman that doesn't contribute at all in running expanses of the family unless if she mean girlfriend boyfriend rship. but have seen men that can't lay a finger at home in the name of helping with chores

Leshurr:
We write threads and blogs about how men are this and that.. how "we are the prize" and are doing men a favour - yet, a few months into the average Nigerian relationship, women are already pressurizing their boyfriends to meet the family and propose to them.

We claim we are 'scared' of marriage and yet we join groups like Sisterhood Africa-Global on Facebook where thousands of women can be seen praying and fasting for a husband and posting thier wedding testimonies.

We tell each other that marriage is not an achievement yet the married ones shame others for not having a spouse.

We claim our traditional duties of cooking and cleaning is a shared responsibility but refuse to share the 'traditional' duty of financial responsibility with our husbands.

We insult men under the guise of feminism but cry blue water when they start to injest 'redpills' and decide to go thier own way.

Leshurr:
We write threads and blogs about how men are this and that.. how "we are the prize" and are doing men a favour - yet, a few months into the average Nigerian relationship, women are already pressurizing their boyfriends to meet the family and propose to them.

We claim we are 'scared' of marriage and yet we join groups like Sisterhood Africa-Global on Facebook where thousands of women can be seen praying and fasting for a husband and posting thier wedding testimonies.

We tell each other that marriage is not an achievement yet the married ones shame others for not having a spouse.

We claim our traditional duties of cooking and cleaning is a shared responsibility but refuse to share the 'traditional' duty of financial responsibility with our husbands.

We insult men under the guise of feminism but cry blue water when they start to injest 'redpills' and decide to go thier own way.

JovialJune:
Who are the we precisely? You should specifically be precise by saying this only apply to the women you have had personal encounter with in your existence

And pls stop yapping like someone living in a cave, most of what you mentioned doesn't even apply in the world today, e.g most women share more in the financial responsibility than men doing house hold chores.


Except you probably created this thread to start unnecessary war of gender words.

Leshurr:
We write threads and blogs about how men are this and that.. how "we are the prize" and are doing men a favour - yet, a few months into the average Nigerian relationship, women are already pressurizing their boyfriends to meet the family and propose to them.

We claim we are 'scared' of marriage and yet we join groups like Sisterhood Africa-Global on Facebook where thousands of women can be seen praying and fasting for a husband and posting thier wedding testimonies.

We tell each other that marriage is not an achievement yet the married ones shame others for not having a spouse.

We claim our traditional duties of cooking and cleaning is a shared responsibility but refuse to share the 'traditional' duty of financial responsibility with our husbands.

We insult men under the guise of feminism but cry blue water when they start to injest 'redpills' and decide to go thier own way.

JovialJune:



And they have arrived, I don't do senseless banters just to stroke whatever is left of your manliness , nope, so look further to someone else,

May you find peace.

SarutobiEky:
Damn, she struck their nerves. See how they are reacting like hydrogen.

ziondaughter247:



Lol..Mr MAN! Stop deceiving yourself, bloody lowlife! Because no woman gives you face in the real life, you come here to talk trash!
At least 80% of Nigerian women are breadwinners or earn almost same as their husbands! Men are really losing their value. I am quite sure you can barely take care of your own financial needs, talk more of a woman! Many of you men here suffer from serious low selfesteem. Pure Shame! Lmao

TarOrfeeek:

TRP is resetting brains and recovering destinies.

Oh lord, be praised.

JovialJune:
Who are the we precisely? You should specifically be precise by saying this only apply to the women you have had personal encounter with in your existence

And pls stop yapping like someone living in a cave, most of what you mentioned doesn't even apply in the world today, e.g most women share more in the financial responsibility than men doing house hold chores.


Except you probably created this thread to start unnecessary war of gender words.

Beverlyjean:


80% breadwinners ...haba...take it easy with the lies... how many known businesses do we women have in nigeria...how many parastatals , ministries, banks , oil , the agricultural sector, commerce do we head?? How many shops do women have in alabaster, ladipo, balogun?? How many women have car stands , filling stations , security outfits , TV stations or radio stations ... how many female uber drivers or taxi drivers do u know or keke and bike... how many woman have furniture business ... how many female entertainers do we hv or pastors ... how many women are ogas or in the military, navy police lasma, frsc,ncdc or inec ... men virtually control almost everything... so how are 80% of breadwinners women??

ziondaughter247:



Lol..Mr MAN! Stop deceiving yourself, bloody lowlife! Because no woman gives you face in the real life, you come here to talk trash!
At least 80% of Nigerian women are breadwinners or earn almost same as their husbands! Men are really losing their value. I am quite sure you can barely take care of your own financial needs, talk more of a woman! Many of you men here suffer from serious low selfesteem. Pure Shame! Lmao

Beverlyjean:


Both genders have their challenges...no one cares if a 30 yr old woman don't hv a car money, business or rented apartment... but men are validated based on the mentioned... if linda was a man with the money she has , she wud hv been married since just by a snap of the finger but because the society validates money as the way a man is respected or wanted in the society , she herself will not settle for less.... a very rich man can go to the village and marry a girl from a poor home...but a rich woman will not do that ...

JovialJune:
Who are the we precisely? You should specifically be precise by saying this only apply to the women you have had personal encounter with in your existence

And pls stop yapping like someone living in a cave, most of what you mentioned doesn't even apply in the world today, e.g most women share more in the financial responsibility than men doing house hold chores.


Except you probably created this thread to start unnecessary war of gender words.

AuntRose:

The op isn't a female.

Davash222:
Finally, a sensible female Nairalander surfaces, The world is ending soon, brace up people.

Karleb:
I'm waiting for those that'll say OP is a man.

JovialJune:



And they have arrived, I don't do senseless banters just to stroke whatever is left of your manliness, nope, so look further to someone else,

May you find peace.