NewStats: 3,262,808 , 8,178,221 topics. Date: Tuesday, 03 June 2025 at 04:29 PM 5b25t

Juliearth:







I appreciate your courtesy, but being in that situationship was synonymous to paddling punctured and damaged canoe over the North Atlantic ocean.

well, I understand you plight... But an inevitable truth is that everyone has their good sides and bad sides.

Okeytech:
well, I understand you plight... But an inevitable truth is that everyone has their good sides and bad sides.

Again, you are right. However, some red flags should not be overlooked.

Damilgodwin:
For me it was are impatientness for marriage, relationships wae never clock 6months😁😁

talk true. na she dump you because of this your oyibo wey u wan use reduce her lifespan

Magnoliaa:


As how?

I don't understand.

Cooking is the duty of men. It's not a matter of feasibility or option- it's non-negotiable.


If it comes to it, you leave your job to be able to focus on your matrimonial duties at home. That's the first and true purpose of any man.

So you'll continue breaking up relationships with women if you keep meeting women who can't cook?

And you'll keep getting older and wasting time?

I don't know who has deluded a lot of you modern men o. Thinking you have choice and standards lmao.

If you don't learn how to compromise or the act of making sacrifices for a relationship, you will grow old and grey in your mother's house.

Cooking should be shared by both partners except if you’re at work or with the children. There’s no “It’s the man’s job no more”. At worst, the world population reduces which is a good thing, right?

As I see it, if the wife earns more and so is busier, you should cover her. If your roles are ever reversed, she should do the same.