Tassara
kneelin down is just a way to show respect for the one u love. we show respect in so many other ways...why kneelin down should be a problem?
i will kneel down and kiss his hands. coz for me...its only God above him!
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kneelin down is just a way to show respect for the one u love. we show respect in so many other ways...why kneelin down should be a problem? i will kneel down and kiss his hands. coz for me...its only God above him!
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Quote from: HOPEA23 on 29-08-2010 03:23 AM Cheii i am loving thiz topic U kneel 4 ur man? I will never fade and I will never blend....not here to be ur friend or enemy, i say what i ave to say & i'll be out as soon as i'm done, not hard to find & not here to keep i'm the beauty that you can never sight asleep!  
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Traditions are different from tribe to tribe, country to country, it is a part of traditional marriage ceremony in Yoruba land, and their is nothing bad in that, you may not be able to do it because you are not a Yoruba, so also there are other cultural requirement in the Ibo and Hausa areas that a Yoruba person will not be able to do vice a vice. ReplyThe Japanese, the Chinese, the Burmese, the Indians, Pakistanis, the Jews have various traditions, and they are proud of it even most of it are being copied by the western world, why cant we be proud of our own cultures? we always want to be involve in the white man's cultures, and copied them but they never want to be interested in our cultures, even if they are interested they tried too modernise it in their own ways, but they never try to change the Japanese cultures, the Chinese, the Indians, even the Kenyans and the rest, my people please be proud of your culture, if you are proud of your culture, you and your culture will be respected. We should be proud of what we are.
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Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. I'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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Quote from: Tassara on 29-08-2010 02:43 PM i don`t think i would have any problem with that. though...he never asked me. Ewoooo!!! if i wasn't married, I would've made you my Queen. kneelin down is just a way to show respect for the one u love. we show respect in so many other ways...why kneelin down should be a problem? i will kneel down and kiss his hands. coz for me...its only God above him! I'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not man! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! Live and let live!
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Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:40 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not MINE! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! Live and let live!
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Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:40 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not man! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! I'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:41 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:40 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not MINE! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! I'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:51 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:41 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:40 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not MINE! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! Man,if your woman is really happy with u,then I'm happy for her,though after your way of speaking, seems impossible! Have a happy life, and be a real man by respecting your woman and caring about her feelings ! Live and let live!
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all my ladies in the house if you realy wana crow say cokorookoo Reply
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Quote from: chief4real on 29-08-2010 12:25 PM Quote from: cyndi3 on 27-08-2010 03:24 PM Quote from: esonu on 27-08-2010 03:20 PM ladies would u mind honoring ur partner by kneeling down for him?....i do hear some women say they cant do it..so wanna know ur opinion? kneeling on what grounds? did I commit any offense?  if its the traditional marriage, that one na some thing but everyday kneelin down  bia Esonu, pls explain more wic can formix u dey do, abi u no no wer u com 4rm? 9ja no dey play wit dat wan. each area has her own way of greeting dere husband, so if u wan marry whyte tell us mk we no. abi u follow 4doz wey no sabi speak dere native language. na der u lost, if ur name na Esonu, answer me, which wan be ur own? apart from that I no support make person no kneel down if u fit care to read all my comments for here(I know wer I come from) but just for am to explain whether na everyday kneelin him mean,u think say those wey no sabi speak der language no sabi culture too ???ur own fever pass be careful own 
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Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:55 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:51 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:41 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:40 PM Quote from: typicalman84 on 29-08-2010 07:30 PM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 10:57 AM Quote from: tyabo on 29-08-2010 10:51 AM Quote from: bittersweet on 29-08-2010 07:04 AM Quote from: sixtyhoney on 29-08-2010 12:52 AM can you people pls stop attacking her this way she's from romania not nigeria make her understand that it's our tradition that's all @bittersweet it's our culture and we do respect it aswell Thanks, dear! It seems that it's a tradition which men like, bcz it busts their ego or something! If the women are comfortable with it,then it's fine with me! But in those cases when the woman it's not comfortable at all with doing that, and that's easy to be seen, then, in that case, if they care about her feelings, they should not allow her doing it!That's all! We have here something similar, but it's not about kneeling, but kissing hands!When 2 ppl get married, at a certain point during the wedding, the grooms must bent over and kiss the God fathers' hands(God fathers of the wedding, not those from the baby naming ceremony, I don't know if u have that there too), and it's really a weird tradition, just picture the image of a bride kissing a man's hand, in the middle of a crowd! Nobody likes it,everybody considers it humiliating, but they still do it,bcz it's a part of the wedding ceremony! Though, thx God that some God fathers started to withdraw their hand, not allowing the grooms to go through that, saying that it's not need of that, and they still know that they r respected, without needing that gesture for that! Probably every nation has some traditions which even if they r not accordingly with these times,they are still practiced! As long as nobody suffers because of them, that's fine! When u see that your partner is suffering because of your demands, if u really love and care for him/her, doesn't matter if it's tradition or not, u can skip it! When u take the vow,for better and for worse, that worse refers in case that something bad happens to him/her,u'll remain by her/his side,and it doesn't refer at staying to suffer insults and humiliations which could be easily avoided if there was love! This girl sef. you fall my Hand. Why is it humiliating to you and not to other people. Geez! get the f*k over yourself. Your pride will be the main thing that will end you young lady. When it is tradition, it is not humiliating. I think you need to create your own little world and live in it on your own. That it's your tradition, man,not MINE! That doesn't have anything with me! You're such an egocentric! God forbid of such a boy (bcz u're probably just a boy!),who is humiliating his wife only for him to feel important! Hahahahahaha! A woman can do that and curse u while she is doing it!That doesn't mean that she's respecting u,especially if she's not comfortable doing it! Wake up! Man,if your woman is really happy with u,then I'm happy for her,though after your way of speaking, seems impossible! Have a happy life, and be a real man by respecting your woman and caring about her feelings ! I'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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No comment! ReplyLive and let live!
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I thought as much ReplyI'M THA MAN IN MY CITY YO!!!
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U guys almost finished ?? ReplyU sit here talkin abt respect, peace and honoring...well keep d honor to urself, respect each other and keep d peace on NP 
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kneel down hahaha hell no! Reply
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learning Reply"Those who will say nothing in the face of tyranny must endure the rule of idiots . All that you need for evil to triumph is for the good people to keep quiet and do nothing".
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Sincerely I don't like the way people just reply to any post here, though it makes me understand that Naija guy doesn't think straight, No common sense but the sense that is more than their age, the sense that can destroy their lives. Reply
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huh Reply? "Those who will say nothing in the face of tyranny must endure the rule of idiots . All that you need for evil to triumph is for the good people to keep quiet and do nothing".
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