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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 6:05am On Aug 12, 2013
Hahahahaha @ Kylie
I don't know how they manage wallahi
But since they allowed him to move in, knowing their living condition,he is entitled to have siesta quietly now
Does she want him to sleep inside the bathtub or toilet when her oga is watching Tonto dike in the living room

We haven't even delved into why this woman's working and her husband is home watching movies day in day out such that her BIL is napping on their bed
Let me stop so far before I rearrange the threadgrin

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by bellong: 6:12am On Aug 12, 2013
@Guitarlife,


What kind of encouragement are you giving the post about resolving differences in her home. If there is any quarrel or disagreement with husband and issues in her home, the first thing for her is to run to third party for solution because she alone knows where the shoe is pinching?


For an healthy relationship either in marriage or daily living with others, courtesy demands you must first discuss issue with the party involved first to find a solution. It is only when that does not work that a third party is encouraged to be invited in the case.


How will you feel if it happened in your home and your wife didn't say anything only for you to read it here? Please let us always put ourselves in situations before giving verdict.

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 6:18am On Aug 12, 2013

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by EfemenaXY: 6:20am On Aug 12, 2013
Guitarlife: Exactly why I offered to take you on an excursion through the projects so you could see with your own two naked eyes ma'am.

What is this??!!

@OP came here with issues needing help and suggestions on how to solve them. I've given quite a number of practical solutions AND suggestions on how she should go about it, starting with her discussing this with her hubby.

You come on in here making snide remarks and insinuating that I have no idea how these things work in real life and should come with you to one of your projects to see for myself? So that's your solution or the help you can render @OP? How's that going to help this lady? Haven't you got anything meaningful to say here? Seeing as you're obviously more grounded on how things really are for couples living in cramped up conditions, and yet housing adult male relatives.

Like heck!! Guitarlife, if you've got nothing substantial to contribute to this thread, then I suggest you put a lid on it and tape it!
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 6:26am On Aug 12, 2013
Efemena_xy:

What is this??!!

@OP came here with issues needing help and suggestions on how to solve them. I've given quite a number of practical solutions AND suggestions on how she should go about it, starting with her discussing this with her hubby.

You come on in here making snide remarks and insinuating that I have no idea how these things work in real life and should come with you to one of your projects to see for myself? So that's your solution or the help you can render @OP? How's that going to help this lady? Haven't you got anything meaningful to say here? Seeing as you're obviously more grounded on how things really are for couples living in cramped up conditions, and yet housing adult male relatives.

Like heck!! Guitarlife, if you've got nothing substantial to contribute to this thread, then I suggest you put a lid on it and tape it!


There is nothing as irritating as people coming to a thread and leaving the topic to face fellow posters
Remember the other guy of yesterday that started calling names of posters rather than respond to the freaking topic at hand
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by prologue: 6:35am On Aug 12, 2013
@ op... Get tv and dvd for the bedroom, then explain to oga, u know him better. During a Manufacturers association meeting, vitafoam advertised something that could go as a chair n bed n was very cheap too... Cos continually sleeping on d couch might give it a new shape. Closing n coming late is energy sapping enough with traffic and all, then stepping inside is seeing contrasting somewhat intimidating figure u can't relate to is equally frustrating. Thoughts like" is he watching? What about if he suddenly turns around?" As u undo ur clothes can be crazy. Tell oga, as u try to provide alternative. Am not sure u have visitors dt late.
Your fears and concerns are well laid.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by EfemenaXY: 6:46am On Aug 12, 2013
babyosisi:

There is nothing as irritating as people coming to a thread and leaving the topic to face fellow posters
Remember the other guy of yesterday that started calling names of posters rather than respond to the freaking topic at hand

Mtcheew!! angry angry

My sister, tell me about it jare. Then they come in here shouting "bullying" and "cabal" in the same breath. Let him state his solutions, seeing as he's well versed in @op's situation anyway, and while he's at it, should get off my freaking case!


prologue: @ op... Get tv and dvd for the bedroom, then explain to oga, u know him better. During a Manufacturers association meeting, vitafoam advertised something that could go as a chair n bed n was very cheap too... Cos continually sleeping on d couch might give it a new shape. Closing n coming late is energy sapping enough with traffic and all, then stepping inside is seeing contrasting somewhat intimidating figure u can't relate to is equally frustrating. Thoughts like" is he watching? What about if he suddenly turns around?" As u undo ur clothes can be crazy. Tell oga, as u try to provide alternative. Am not sure u have visitors dt late.
Your fears and concerns are well laid.

Choi!! These your descriptions really got me laughing! grin grin

Reshaping the foam nor be big deal now lipsrsealed

But the bit about "stepping inside to see a contrasting somewhat, intimidating, figure you can't relate to..." grin grin grin I sooo get you on that one. What woman won't feel intimidated to be in her personal space with a "strange" adult male pretending to be asleep while she tries to UnCloth?

It won't even get to that stage for me jare. If the worse comes to the worse, I'll just take my change of clothes and go change in the bathroom. lipsrsealed At least, there should be some privacy there - inconveniencing it is though...

Come to think of it, if her hubby can afford it, why not get a portable laptop with earphones to go with it? That way, if both wifey and younger brother need to get their kip (nap), wifey can do so with peace on her matrimonial bed, while hubby can watch his programs on his laptop without disturbing her sleep. Then the poor brother-in-law caught in the middle can also get his rest in the parlour, on his roll-up mattress.

@OP: I think you should try these suggestions. If hubby is unwilling to buy the laptop, then dip your hands in your pocket and do so. You too can also use it in watching your favourite African Magic / Nollywood movies when both hubby and his younger brother need to sleep. That way, everyone's happy. smiley
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 6:47am On Aug 12, 2013
Guitarlife: Op please so not listen to those condemning you for bringing the issue here. You are the one wearing the shoe and you sure know where it pinches.
I personally will recommend two things for you, wisdom and patience. Your brother in law obviously sees you as his family that is why he is that free with you as to feel comfortable on the only bed in the house.
Have you had to spend a week sleeping on a couch before? What if you humiliate him today and he gets a good job tomoro, moves into his own apartment? you know that your conscience will tell you that you failed to tolerate him too when things were hard?
And stop this unnecessary sensationalism, matrimonial bed. It is just a bed and what makes it matrimonial is when you and ur hubby sleep on it .
Assuming you both decide to get another bed tomoro are you going to still be this worked up on who sleeps on it?
Learn to sacrifice especially when family is involved.


This is cool... really cool
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by free2ryhme: 6:50am On Aug 12, 2013
Krisben4343: Please pals, your opinions are needed to guide me before I start creating unnecessary arguments with my husband's younger brother or his family.
My husbands younger brother who just graduated from the higher institution is now living with us searching for a job . But our house is just a seating room and a bedroom with toilet facility the type they call two room self contain in Lagos. Sometimes I close from work on getting home I see him sleeping on my bed, sometime my husband will be in the seating room watching movies and his younger brother will be sleeping on our bed. Is it right to allow him continue or to stop him considering the type of house we are living,? but at nigh the place he sleeps is the seating room while me and my husband sleep in our bedroom. Please your wise opinions will be appreciated. Thanks

dis is not right .. and u shld put an end to it
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by kzokul(m): 6:51am On Aug 12, 2013
Go get a life and face the topic. If not that I attacked you on that thread, what you would have been saying on this thread is your usual chase your husband brother away. I have whipped you in line with reality and you have suddenly realized that it could also be the wife's brother.

Why didn't you tell the OP how you and your husband was enjoying it without anyone in your matrimonial home. Look osisi aka baby_mama, you can go hug transformer ok!

You are now beginning to see the reality on ground. This scenario the OP complained of, I mean sleeping on her matrimonial bed is it not worse than a guy who goes to knock in his brother's room for detergent to wash his cloth. But, still you wanted them to chase the guy away because he is the husband brother. Why are you now changing tune? Because I have whipped you in line with reality and you need to stop winning about.

babyosisi:

There is nothing as irritating as people coming to a thread and leaving the topic to face fellow posters
Remember the other guy of yesterday that started calling names of posters rather than respond to the freaking topic at hand

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by EfemenaXY: 6:58am On Aug 12, 2013
acidosis™:



This is cool... really cool

To an extent though.

There comes a time when everyone's patience runs out. We're only human. How do we know she hasn't been patient all along and has now reached the end of her tether, hence her posting her issue(s) on this forum?

I'll give her credit for not wanting to cause problems either. She stated that in her post too. Sounds like a reasonable woman to me...
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:00am On Aug 12, 2013
kzokul: Go get a life and face the topic . If not that I attacked you on that thread , what you would have been saying on this thread is your usual chase your husband brother away. I have whipped you in line with reality and you have suddenly realized that it could also be the wife's brother.

Why didn't you tell the OP how you and your husband was enjoying it without anyone in your matrimonial home. Look osisi aka baby_mama, you can go hug transformer ok!

You are now beginning to see the reality on ground. This scenario the OP complained of, I mean sleeping on her matrimonial bed is it not worse than a guy who goes to knock in his brother's room for detergent to wash his cloth. But, still you wanted them to chase the guy away because he is the husband brother. Why are you now changing tune? Because I have whipped you in line with reality and you need to stop winning about.


Exactly the sort of poster I was referring to
How old is this twerp?
Read that highlighted part above and see how utterly stoopid you really are
You don't see it do you?

* Shaking my weave*

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:02am On Aug 12, 2013
I can understand both plights.
The young man probably tired from the stress needs rest, the wife also needs privacy to change and relax.
Space is tight in most of these situations, in Abuja, you see whole families living in one room and parlour with relatives self, how they manage is amazing.
Poster if your sitting room is big enough I suggest you make a curtain partition so he can have a small mattrass he can pull out and sleep when he comes home.
Another suggestion like others have said is to have another TV in the room, even though when they are visitors they will disturb the young mans sleep.
Space and money is tight, we make sacrifices now and tomorrow it will be history.
Just be patient, what's right or wrong doesn't really apply here as everyone is pressed for space.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:05am On Aug 12, 2013
bellong: @Guitarlife,


What kind of encouragement are you giving the post about resolving differences in her home. If there is any quarrel or disagreement with husband and issues in her home, the first thing for her is to run to third party for solution because she alone knows where the shoe is pinching?


For an healthy relationship either in marriage or daily living with others, courtesy demands you must first discuss issue with the party involved first to find a solution. It is only when that does not work that a third party is encouraged to be invited in the case.


How will you feel if it happened in your home and your wife didn't say anything only for you to read it here? Please let us always put ourselves in situations before giving verdict.
Sir/Ma, I very well can relate with your submission but then you need to consider too that this is a very sensitive issue.
The Op has not divulged any sensitive information and she is totally anonymous so I do not understand where this paranoia about discussing family issues with strangers is coming from.
NL may be just a forum or play ground for you but for some its there family.
As long as Op remains anonymous, her decision to speak on here is still noble . She also has not said anything denigrating or unbecoming so I do not see anything wrong here.

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by kzokul(m): 7:10am On Aug 12, 2013
Like I said earlier on; if not that I attacked you an that thread and whipped you in line with reality you would have been shouting, throw your husband's brother out of the house.

If you don't like it, you can go to hell or better still hug a transformer.
babyosisi:

Exactly the sort of poster I was referring to
How old is this twerp?
Read that highlighted part above and see how utterly stoopid you really are
You don't see it do you?

* Shaking my weave*

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:13am On Aug 12, 2013
Efemena_xy:

What is this??!!

@OP came here with issues needing help and suggestions on how to solve them. I've given quite a number of practical solutions AND suggestions on how she should go about it, starting with her discussing this with her hubby.

You come on in here making snide remarks and insinuating that I have no idea how these things work in real life and should come with you to one of your projects to see for myself? So that's your solution or the help you can render @OP? How's that going to help this lady? Haven't you got anything meaningful to say here? Seeing as you're obviously more grounded on how things really are for couples living in cramped up conditions, and yet housing adult male relatives.

Like heck!! Guitarlife, if you've got nothing substantial to contribute to this thread, then I suggest you put a lid on it and tape it!

Yep you're right, my post is rather proverbial. I felt at home writing like that here cos this ain't the romance section. I was rather convinced there was no need to break up all the bones thinking peeps would figure it out easily.
Though I still got some likes sha so I figure we are all not on the same intellectual level here but then, I will not repeat this mistake again.
Have a wonderful week ahead.

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:13am On Aug 12, 2013
kzokul: Like I said earlier on; if not that I attacked you an that thread and whipped you in line with reality you would have been shouting, throw your husband's brother out of the house.

If you don't like it, you can go to hell or better still hug a transformer.

Thank your lucky stars this is the internet
The type of "konk" I would have deposited on your head while you are down on the floor prostrating at my feet
You would have seen stars

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by kzokul(m): 7:16am On Aug 12, 2013
Hahahahahahahaha!

Internet is the only place that an ant will be beating its chest that it can kill an elephant.

This internet ehhh!
babyosisi:

Thank your lucky stars this is the internet
The type of "konk"I would have deposited on your head while you are down on the floor prostrating at my feet
You would have seen stars

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by EfemenaXY: 7:21am On Aug 12, 2013
Guitarlife: Yep you're right, my post is rather proverbial. I felt at home writing like that here cos this ain't the romance section. I was rather convinced there was no need to break up all the bones thinking peeps would figure it out easily.

How does being proverbial help @OP?

What has singling out my post to make snide remarks got to do with being in the romance section or not? Last time I checked, the issue at hand was a lady reaching out for practical help, not a war of Family Section members versus Romance Section.


Guitarlife: Though I still got some likes sha so I figure we are all not on the same intellectual level here but then, I will not repeat this mistake again.

You got that right. We aren't on the same intellectual level.

I don't post here to please anyone, much less gather "likes" for my post. I don't kiss backsides. If I see a topic that interests me and I think I might have something meaningful to contribute, then I do it. I don't do it for "likes" or "dislikes".

Guitarlife: Have a wonderful week ahead.

Thank you. I will.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by prologue: 7:31am On Aug 12, 2013
Efemena_xy:

Mtcheew!! angry angry

My sister, tell me about it jare. Then they come in here shouting "bullying" and "cabal" in the same breath. Let him state his solutions, seeing as he's well versed in @op's situation anyway, and while he's at it, should get off my freaking case!




Choi!! These your descriptions really got me laughing! grin grin

Reshaping the foam nor be big deal now lipsrsealed

But the bit about "stepping inside to see a contrasting somewhat, intimidating, figure you can't relate to..." grin grin grin I sooo get you on that one. What woman won't feel intimidated to be in her personal space with a "strange" adult male pretending to be asleep while she tries to UnCloth?

It won't even get to that stage for me jare. If the worse comes to the worse, I'll just take my change of clothes and go change in the bathroom. lipsrsealed At least, there should be some privacy there - inconveniencing it is though...

Come to think of it, if her hubby can afford it, why not get a portable laptop with earphones to go with it? That way, if both wifey and younger brother need to get their kip (nap), wifey can do so with peace on her matrimonial bed, while hubby can watch his programs on his laptop without disturbing her sleep. Then the poor brother-in-law caught in the middle can also get his rest in the parlour, on his roll-up mattress.

@OP: I think you should try these suggestions. If hubby is unwilling to buy the laptop, then dip your hands in your pocket and do so. You too can also use it in watching your favourite African Magic / Nollywood movies when both hubby and his younger brother need to sleep. That way, everyone's happy. smiley

Thnx efe. Laptop thingy can cause new sets of problems on d longrun... U know what I mean.
Similar issue in lagos then, my friend and I, just graduated, had to stay with his newly wedded bros in similar apartment. Senior bros will come like 8-9 and start watching crazy home videos n be excited. She comes home around same time as they are both bankers. What we did was bore him with some crazy assertions and baseless theories and happily watch him wear himself out trying to make sense on a senseless discuss. While at it, we try to make room to sleep. Alas ...in less than 2 weeks, new t.v and dvd, cos we still needed to wake him up to lead morning devotion. Madam was so so happy for d 1 month we were there and we never trespass, n we knew when to just vanish. So, if he needed to postpone our sleep, we needed to give him value for his time, as we quickly learnt madam needed him more in a bedroom.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by bellong: 7:42am On Aug 12, 2013
Guitarlife:
Sir/Ma, I very well can relate with your submission but then you need to consider too that this is a very sensitive issue.
The Op has not divulged any sensitive information and she is totally anonymous so I do not understand where this paranoia about discussing family issues with strangers is coming from.
NL may be just a forum or play ground for you but for some its there family.
As long as Op remains anonymous, her decision to speak on here is still noble . She also has not said anything denigrating or unbecoming so I do not see anything wrong here.

Sir/Ma,

As much as I understand the anonymous part, you still didn't get the point I was trying to pass. No matter how anonymous a forum is, discussion with a partner first is the right thing to do and not jump at either faceless or "faceful" forum. Nobody knows how well the poster can process information and suggestions, if some others come here and give bad advices and she chooses to take those ones, will she not put her home in more trouble.

How can you tell if her husband is also on nairaland and knows her username? How do you expect him to feel reading it here without the wife discussing it with him at all? It is good to teach a man to fish rather than give him fish. In this context, it is good she is taught amicable conflict resolution without intervention of third party either faceless or "faceful', that is the hallmark of an healthy relationship.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by vanitty: 7:43am On Aug 12, 2013
Yellowpawpaw has advised you perfectly

The scenario you painted, hubby was watching TV. Your younger brother wanted to sleep, hubby most likely advised him to sleep in the room. That shows the relationship hubby has with his brother(a close knitted one).

He won't stay with you forever, soonest he will get a job and move out. Nothing last forever. Persevere please.

However, if you are uncomfortable with the arrangement, of course discuss it with hubby and see the best way forward which will most likely cause friction, seclusion to your room when bro is home and buying or moving the TV to your bed room etc.

Pele.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 7:46am On Aug 12, 2013
babyosisi:

Thank your lucky stars this is the internet
The type of "konk" I would have deposited on your head while you are down on the floor prostrating at my feet
You would have seen stars




At Post, there is nothing like matrimonial bed, matrimonial toilet. Some ppl take some things too serious.

He is your guest, treat him right. As long as you have accepted to house him, let him relax on the bed.

Ppl are different, you don't expect everyone to be like you. If I were the guest I would have laid on the floor until asked to climb the bed but that does not make I expect your BIL to lay on the floor.

Take it easy, there are more important things to worry about in life. Next time, if your equally tired,, lay on the floor until he wakes up. Don't disturb his sleep. After he wakes, you can tell him to grab a mat and sleep on the floor whenever he is tired.


I always insist on telling people things to sort it out before ranting. You don't know the kind of home the person grew in.

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by doubleking(m): 7:53am On Aug 12, 2013
Na wa for nowaday wivse!some yrs ago while living wth my brother,his wife will encourage me to sleep in bed instead of parlour esp during d day!hope u will also complain if it were to be ur brother!anyhow discuss it with ur husband
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 8:22am On Aug 12, 2013
bellong:

Sir/Ma,

As much as I understand the anonymous part, you still didn't get the point I was trying to pass. No matter how anonymous a forum is, discussion with a partner first is the right thing to do and not jump at either faceless or "faceful" forum. Nobody knows how well the poster can process information and suggestions, if some others come here and give bad advices and she chooses to take those ones, will she not put her home in more trouble.

How can you tell if her husband is also on nairaland and knows her username? How do you expect him to feel reading it here without the wife discussing it with him at all? It is good to teach a man to fish rather than give him fish. In this context, it is good she is taught amicable conflict resolution without intervention of third party either faceless or "faceful', that is the hallmark of an healthy relationship.
You do have a point. At least by coming on NL she has noe learnt to always discuss issues with her husband first. You see? Its a win-win situation for both of us grin
bellong:

Sir/Ma,

As much as I understand the anonymous part, you still didn't get the point I was trying to pass. No matter how anonymous a forum is, discussion with a partner first is the right thing to do and not jump at either faceless or "faceful" forum. Nobody knows how well the poster can process information and suggestions, if some others come here and give bad advices and she chooses to take those ones, will she not put her home in more trouble.

How can you tell if her husband is also on nairaland and knows her username? How do you expect him to feel reading it here without the wife discussing it with him at all? It is good to teach a man to fish rather than give him fish. In this context, it is good she is taught amicable conflict resolution without intervention of third party either faceless or "faceful', that is the hallmark of an healthy relationship.
You do have a point. At least by coming on NL she has noe learnt to always discuss issues with her husband first. You see? Its a win-win situation for both of us

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 8:28am On Aug 12, 2013
kzokul: Go get a life and face the topic. If not that I attacked you on that thread, what you would have been saying on this thread is your usual chase your husband brother away. I have whipped you in line with reality and you have suddenly realized that it could also be the wife's brother.

Why didn't you tell the OP how you and your husband was enjoying it without anyone in your matrimonial home. Look osisi aka baby_mama, you can go hug transformer ok!

You are now beginning to see the reality on ground. This scenario the OP complained of, I mean sleeping on her matrimonial bed is it not worse than a guy who goes to knock in his brother's room for detergent to wash his cloth. But, still you wanted them to chase the guy away because he is the husband brother. Why are you now changing tune? Because I have whipped you in line with reality and you need to stop winning about.

Mr man you really need to get a life and stop whining. No be internet platform we dey. Pls if you have anything to say, say it to the op and stop behaving like a woman.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 8:34am On Aug 12, 2013
honey86:
Mr man you really need to get a life and stop whining. No be internet platform we dey. Pls if you have anything to say, say it to the op and stop behaving like a woman.

Which woman undecided

U didn't say a baby or grandpa but woman angry

It's an insult to womanhood !

I demand an apology sad wink

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by kzokul(m): 8:48am On Aug 12, 2013
You have been indirectly seeking my attention since yesterday jenny?

Look, I roll alone. I don't roll in cabal tins like soldier ants who march in line without no direction.

I saw how you cry-babies tried bullying TV and biolabee yedterday. Do I look like them. I don't roll in group, I roll alone, I really regret dignifying you with a response you have been seeking for me.

Now, go and flog your husband jenny, because that has always been your trademark. How you beat your husband and you think all men are like him abi?
Chillisauce:

Which woman undecided

U didn't say a baby or grandpa but woman angry

It's an insult to womanhood !

I demand an apology sad wink

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 8:59am On Aug 12, 2013






This one calling me Jenny, yesterday it was a random nuisance.

What a place!
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by amacastel: 10:04am On Aug 12, 2013
Wots is wrong with we nigerian women. u have said it all your house is small and that's probably the only bed in that house I don't see anything wrong with him lying on the bed in the afternoon since he is not sleping with u and ur hubby in the nite let's put in the view that ur sister that just finish higher institution came 2 ur house wil u com here to complain to us my dear respect ur inlaws as much as u respect ur husband and love them as well cos the smallest among them can cause big wahala 4 u u can't tackel till u get old in the family afterall he is in ur house temporally nobody knows 2moro he might be the 1 to help ur family 2moro. For people shouting that dy won't tolerate it we are not whites and can never be so the earlier we understand that the better.pls madam remove ur mind from it Is nothing just let it go pls for sake of God and peace.
Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 10:10am On Aug 12, 2013
I really don't know what the big deal is here . .

You said it yourself that you have just one bed and he only sleeps in it when your husband is watching the TV in the living room.

Are you sure you don't have any other issues with him. Looks to me like you don't want him living with you guys in the first place . . undecided

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Re: Is It Right For My Brother In Law To Sleep On My Matrimonial Bed? by Nobody: 3:09pm On Aug 12, 2013
prologue: @ op... Get tv and dvd for the bedroom, then explain to oga, u know him better.

During a Manufacturers association meeting, vitafoam advertised something that could go as a chair n bed n was very cheap too...

Cos continually sleeping on d couch might give it a new shape. Closing n coming late is energy sapping enough with traffic and all, then stepping inside is seeing contrasting somewhat intimidating figure u can't relate to is equally frustrating. Thoughts like" is he watching? What about if he suddenly turns around?" As u undo ur clothes can be crazy. Tell oga, as u try to provide alternative. Am not sure u have visitors dt late.
Your fears and concerns are well laid.

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