On Marriage pressure
A family friend reached out to my brother and said - "Gị na daddy unu nọ ebe a, chọọ Ị hapụ ụmụnne unu nwaanyị ka ha nọdụ na be unu kaa nká" Translation - That he and my father are sitting back, without doing anything as the females remain married She even suggested places to go for spiritual consultation. My brother really struggled with the right response for a respected family friend and ended up replying with just a greeting. The thing with the older generation is that they truly do believe that marriage is the pinnacle of it all, specifically for women My father, thankfully, has never badgered me for marriage other than, "don't go and entangle with someone from faraway. I can't travel on longer routes now that I am older" But the whole marriage incitement is an epidemic. When Nigerians say "marry early," it usually boils down to these arguments - 1. So you'll look like your kids' sibling instead of their parent 2. You don't want