Its really cap and code for im tired of getting ran/dogged.
If you religious now you should be in your religious institution finding a mate, not secular dating apps lol
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Its really cap and code for im tired of getting ran/dogged.
If you religious now you should be in your religious institution finding a mate, not secular dating apps lol
Gotta keep it as casual as possible and watch out for the witchcraft
I only see it in dating apps because thats the only place a woman can profess that dumb shyt lol. Usually meeting a woman anywhere else i’ve never had someone tell me they celibate.
Wish I could rep you for this. Very true on the bolded
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In many African cultures, the institution of marriage still holds deep significance. Take Uganda, for instance: women are often raised with traditional values that emphasize the importance of being supportive partners. They’re taught not only to be respectful and nurturing but also how to maintain intimacy and emotional connection in their marriages.
Over here, it’s entirely possible for a woman to have a thriving career, financial independence, and a vibrant social life—but if she hasn’t married by a certain age, society starts to raise eyebrows. There’s still a strong cultural expectation that marriage completes the picture.
In contrast, Western culture often promotes a very different narrative. Marriage is sometimes portrayed as outdated or even toxic. High divorce rates, casual relationships, and a “live for now” mentality have become normalized. Concepts like commitment, family structure, and long-term partnership are increasingly downplayed in favor of individual freedom and exploration.
It’s two very different worlds—with values that shape relationships, expectations, and personal fulfillment in very different ways.
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In many African cultures, the institution of marriage still holds deep significance. Take Uganda, for instance: women are often raised with traditional values that emphasize the importance of being supportive partners. They’re taught not only to be respectful and nurturing but also how to maintain intimacy and emotional connection in their marriages.
Over here, it’s entirely possible for a woman to have a thriving career, financial independence, and a vibrant social life—but if she hasn’t married by a certain age, society starts to raise eyebrows. There’s still a strong cultural expectation that marriage completes the picture.
In contrast, Western culture often promotes a very different narrative. Marriage is sometimes portrayed as outdated or even toxic. High divorce rates, casual relationships, and a “live for now” mentality have become normalized. Concepts like commitment, family structure, and long-term partnership are increasingly downplayed in favor of individual freedom and exploration.
It’s two very different worlds—with values that shape relationships, expectations, and personal fulfillment in very different ways.
its pretty much been the reason for most of my break ups
women have been taught that they're to be accepted for who they are through thick and thin; men are taught that they should always adapt and focus on self-improvement
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In many African cultures, the institution of marriage still holds deep significance. Take Uganda, for instance: women are often raised with traditional values that emphasize the importance of being supportive partners. They’re taught not only to be respectful and nurturing but also how to maintain intimacy and emotional connection in their marriages.
Over here, it’s entirely possible for a woman to have a thriving career, financial independence, and a vibrant social life—but if she hasn’t married by a certain age, society starts to raise eyebrows. There’s still a strong cultural expectation that marriage completes the picture.
In contrast, Western culture often promotes a very different narrative. Marriage is sometimes portrayed as outdated or even toxic. High divorce rates, casual relationships, and a “live for now” mentality have become normalized. Concepts like commitment, family structure, and long-term partnership are increasingly downplayed in favor of individual freedom and exploration.
It’s two very different worlds—with values that shape relationships, expectations, and personal fulfillment in very different ways.
The one thing I will say why I`m not for flooding western dudes into Traditional cultures is because most these dudes are NOT built for that life and eventually will give us a bad rep.
What you will see is lot of Western Men become the clean up men who can feast on the "Westernized" chicks in major cities of these Old world countries, because those chicks tend to still be more tolerable than the Western women they imitate. Those chicks are easier to date but still aren't marriage material, and while they want to imitate modern women they not about that real partnership life lol.
My thing is Western Men SHOULD NOT enter that old world true traditional marriage path until they standing on business because they will get shredded to pieces by people taking advantage of them.
Well yeah, like at first I was pissed about the whole bride price ish but just gritted my teeth and it's been worth every penny for me
Wait you legit had to pay?
Yup about 2,000 usd
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