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Wilson U. Uzoeto Finance Planning and Digital Marketing Services @ YoungVest Abeokuta 1 year, 8 months ago
I read this and I couldn't but notice the cries of a 30+ woman haven't been able to secure a man, or someone who sympathises with them. It's totally fine for women to be single till death, I honestly believe no one has the right to police when or if something should happen in your life.. however, the reports show that women in general are much more happy with a husband and children than without. Cheers
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Director Bel Writer and Filmmaker @ Middle Girl Productions Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
Lol. Just one doctor’s claim and you’ve run with an entire narrative when compared to that one doctor you quoted, there are literally several more articles saying the reverse is the case. Forbes even has a November article out on this. Let’s even leave doctors and articles aside, I’m a woman and among my own friends group, almost all my married friends complain about the burden that comes with having kids and keeping a marriage.  You cannot be a man speaking on something you will never experience - childbearing and the craziness that comes with it. So even if you want to speak on marriage, what do you know firsthand about the pain, the trauma and the risk of death while bringing forth child? You ppl glamorize it, then make us feel like we are betraying our specie if we choose not to walk down that path.  

That is why you harrass, and vilify women who choose to live on their terms, because if more women were aware of the risks, they may decide to remain on their own. Secondly, your assumption about my marital status was evident, and the additional statement seemed like a precautionary measure in case you were incorrect. You clearly attempted to diminish my perspectives, labeling them as the complaints of a single woman unable to find a partner, which is ironic since I don't know any single woman struggling to find a man - if anything, it's always harder for women to maintain their independence and autonomy without ppl like you labeling them unloveable or inadequate. I also share my thoughts and experiences as I see fit, and I won't be policed by anyone, as my writings are a reflection of my personal experiences and interactions with others, serving as my outlet for navigating human complexities. 

Another assumption is that I considered you an enemy for disagreeing with me or you would not feel the need to state that. You clearly have a fondness for jumping into unfounded conclusions.

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Director Bel Writer and Filmmaker @ Middle Girl Productions Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago

Oh and thank you for all your comments on all the insights you’ve read. 😌

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Wilson U. Uzoeto Finance Planning and Digital Marketing Services @ YoungVest Abeokuta, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
Dr Jordan Peterson has repeatedly given reports of how his patients{many of them high earning single women} have testified that they wished they had payed more attention to having a home and kids than building a career{which for me is a personal choice}. 


Secondly, i didn't assume you were single, that's why I added "or someone who sympathises with them".


I guess the first sentence of my comment is the reason you got sentimental and misread my comment, it wasn't an attack on your person as it may seem, but a sincere observation which you are welcome to disagree with.


Finally, I do use the words has and have interchangeably, hopefully I get better with this soon enough. I am not your enemy, just someone who believes you prefer complaining about others over doing an inward reflection. I enjoy your stories by the way. Thank you for always sharing.

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Director Bel Writer and Filmmaker @ Middle Girl Productions Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
It’s ’hasn’t.’ If you’re going to be loud and wrong, at-least do it with proper grammar. I don’t even know where to begin to address the ignorance in your comment. Not only is the notion that women are happier in marriages and with children,

completely unfounded, research suggests it’s your gender who doesn’t do well when single. I can share you some articles on this, as I’ve thoroughly researched it and studies show that relationships benefit y’all more, unlike you who clearly pulled your claim out from where the sun don’t shine. Additionally, your comment was laced with further misguided assumptions, notably the presumption that I’m single. Not that it’s any of your business, but I’m actually not. I can be in a healthy relationship and still advocate for equal rights and treatment of women. Or do you equate being an advocate with being single? So only single women think women should be treated better because of what exactly? 😂When a woman is dating or married, a man can mistreat her all she wants and she won’t complain or what? Hilarious and the height of ignorance. Thirdly, if you claim people should be allowed to live their lives on their own terms, why did you drop an unfounded quote about single women being unhappier? You want people to live their lives yet in the same breath want them to get into a relationship by force? You are confused, wrong and need to get your priorities in order. Start from informing yourself better about who is unhappier when partnered up, and it’s not my gender, I can assure you. When you’re done, desist from this ‘beta’ man agenda to stop women from choosing themselves and knowing their worth. Cheers.

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