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I don't know how anyone can connect paying bride price to domestic violence, because some people literally sell their daughters (high bride price) doesn't mean an age long culture is terrible, that's some not all. Bride price was never intended for such purpose. I think the idea of bride price is beautiful and fun gesture during an engagement ceremony, it doesn't affect anything to do with gender equality, biko. Yes people abuse the idea of the bride price, just the way people abuse every other thing.
So if people in this school of thought need a target, then face those abusing it, you can not generalize .
If you promise a lady marriage just to sleep with her and you are sued you will pay. Well that's not to say the sole purpose of marriage is for sex. If you're talking marriage, you must be grown and can think for yourself, so do you, people.
I talk about how a virginity test with a pigeon egg was done, and guess what the doctors thought back in the day could result from someone’s idea of virginity. I think that females doing test on females is a re-reinforcing sad circle. 5 in 6.5 people have the wrong idea :). The hymen doesn't seem to have a specific function, it's thought that hymen tissue remains as a vestige(a remnant of something that is disappearing) of vaginal development. Embryologically, it keeps germs and dirt out of the vagina.
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In October 2018, the UN Human Rights, UN Women and the World HealthOrganization (WHO) stated that virginity testing must end as it is a painful, humiliating and traumatic practice, constituting violenceagainst women.
(https://emedicine.medscape.com/article/269050-overview)
(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1113684/)
(https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/17-10-2018-united-nations-agencies-call-for-ban-on-virginity-testing)
(She said no, so he's marrying her elder sister!?)
The post we talked about is mostly likely someone looking for friction and it may not be true but if it is there is no black/white way to handle it or feel. The whole situation is very tricky. There are unspoken rules that one should not brake.
Sorry about the glitch :)
A married guy became a donor for his neighbor’s IVF without telling his wife, and received one million naira for it.
The real culture of some taxi companies like Uber and Taxify isn't working well in some African Country capitals. This is due to terrible attitude and their general work ethics. The bulk of the fault I will agree comes from the drivers of that community, but it would be great If they could devise a model to only accept the best candidates to work with the company, to be as close as possible to global standard, we also like nice things. Among all this there are great drivers too, well rounded and provide great service, good job guys. :) It works 85% great in other countries I hope someday here too
I read the notice as I saw it, jobs these days ask for too much and pay so little, that’s unfair. I remember been a person in this position before, working a shitty job, with constant emotional trauma to the whole team from my boss then, a ridiculous work load with a pay so terribly low. Is wah oh.
Is it a difference of understanding or of perspective? Could she be sending love out, in the hopes that you receive it but you only feel pain? Can someone's mother purposefully cause them harm? This is strange to most but if this is you, I empathize.
Violence with a third party over your partner cheating on you is not the way to go, it's like taking a cold shower to cure malaria, but that won't work, the cheating won't just stop. Needless to say a lot of people make mistakes. In this episode, I was able to touch some angles using some stories that happened to others, there are many ways to skin a cat, it doesn't have to be violent one.
We often find our selves in situations that are tricky; deciding whether to give assistance or not and if what we call assistance is or isn't being intrusive. (^ ^)
Is there a logical reason for cheating? Is there really an answer to that question? Or do cheaters just keep giving silly diversions to the question? Here is my response to some of the comments I have seen as regards to this.
I'm getting started podcasting and I'm looking to share things I have a public opinion about and review some of the content I'm watching in the cinema or on TV.