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10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Dynamitechick(f): 7:47pm On Oct 30, 2015
As you well know, our toady media has made being a LovePeddler all the rage for our young daughters. They’re pushing our kids—on multiple cultural fronts—to be “empowered” sexual beastesses, and this is in spite of the plague-like spike in STDs which are saddling our kids.



In addition to the media’s brainwashing attempts to mold our girls into brainless ditzes like, imported culture has also made being a reality TVesque, whiny, nerve-grating, Girlicious drama queen witch wonderful as well.

In this article I’d like to spit on both targets the secularist tools have established for our females and set the bar a tad higher for our daughters with my 10 Commandments for Classy Girls.

Mom . . . Dad . . . teach your girl these ten things, and she won’t morph into a hellion who’ll drive us all insane.

Commandment 1: Don’t flaunt your advantages.

The Classy Girl doesn’t show off who she is, where she went to school or her net worth. Yeah, the bells and smells, the incense and nonsense afforded by certain advantages (earned or otherwise) don't mean a thing to a Classy Girl if used as a fig leaf to veil her utter lack of character and humility.

Let me make it simple for you: Everything that Maheeda, Cossy, and Afrocandy. does, do the opposite, and you will be a very pleasant and delightful young lady not hiding behind daddy’s cash, mere talent or fifteen minutes of BS-based fame.

A girl with class understands with all the external trappings of success and achievement she can still be a cultural pain in the butt and a horrible person. Therefore, focus not upon dusting up the transient trappings which dazzle the ubiquitous morons but rather pursue the hidden qualities of internal virtues which truly makes a girl great—at least in God’s eyes.

Commandment 2: Everyone deserves respect until they demonstrate they don’t deserve it.

The Classy Girl believes that all people are created in the image of God and should be treated with respect until that person shows they don’t deserve it.

That means she doesn’t slap, spit or drop the F-bomb on her pastor, elders, teachers or parents.

It’s amazing to watch very young girls unleash their venom on their parents and others and then walk away smacking their gum. The Classy Girl respects parents, older people, teachers, police(disrespect at your own peril grin), peers and opponents—unless forced by said person to do otherwise.


Commandment 3: Titles are important.

The Classy Girl still calls her elders “sir” or “ma’am.” I’ve got friends who have adult children with families of their own who make a very nice living, are close to my age and still call me “ma.” When the Classy Girl addresses a man, it is always as “Mr. (last name)” and a woman as “Mrs.” or “Miss (last name)” until they’ve been green lighted to use their first name or nickname.


Commandment 4: Everyone else matters before you do.

The Classy Girl is here to serve, not be served. She does weird stuff like what needs to be done versus being some diva who expects everyone to wait on her. When she comes into a situation she assesses what others might need, not what she can get from people or places but in doing this be very wise and tactful, enough said.


Commandment 5: Be helpful.

The Classy Girl sees a need, and if she can assist then she helps. The other day I was out in front of an Everyday Supermarket and watched a burglary in progress. The guy ran out of the store, cash in hand, with the clerk and security guards chasing him. It looked fun, so I joined in the chase. The clerk and the guard ran out of juice, and I (along with a cop) got to tackle the dude and jam his face into the cement (Fiction grin). Bottom line with those raised as a Classy Girl is: whether it’s with tackling a punk or packing a trunk, The Classy Girl is programmed to H-E-L-P, not hinder.


Commandment 6: Be friendly.

The Classy Girl smiles. She’s not sullen or vexed. She’s not walking around like the psycho chicks and metrosexual males in Lagos in a pout pretending to be the next angry supermodel. The Classy Girl says hello and starts friendly conversations.


Commandment 7: Use the right words.

When asked a question, the Classy Girl doesn’t reply with “Huh?” “What?” or “Yeah.” It’s “Please,” “Thank you” or “Yes or no thank you.” She’s a girl who respectfully asks and doesn’t demand.


Commandment 8: Don’t dress like a skank.

There’s nothing wrong with a girl dressing in a cute and figure-flattering manner. However, if she wants to avoid drooling male troglodytes and be taken seriously as both a human and a woman, then she must avoid wearing stripper heels to church. The Classy Girl will send a message to the men out there by the way she dresses that she’s sophisticated and eloquent, not sleazy and easy, Capisce?


Commandment 9: Don’t take nude photos of yourself or make sex tapes.

Unless you want a life in the porn industry with all the “perks” of drugs, STDs, crime and masturbatory stalkers/rapists, I’d really think twice about what kind of pictures and videos of you are floating around on the internet. Lately, we have seen many aspiring young ladies have their careers derailed or their image forever whorified by the bad, bad decision of bumping uglies on film. Remember, not only is the paper patient, but so is the picture and the grainy home sex movie. These things can damage you for a long, long, long time.

Michael Dogbaa
www.michaelkadi..com/2013/classywoman
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 7:47pm On Oct 30, 2015
Brb to comment tongue
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by falconey(m): 7:49pm On Oct 30, 2015
OK na
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by osaslord500(m): 7:53pm On Oct 30, 2015
For 9ja?
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 7:57pm On Oct 30, 2015
You will be taken for granted if you do 4,5 and 6 a lot. C 7 is basically impossible, you are a human from planet earthsad
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Dynamitechick(f): 7:59pm On Oct 30, 2015
daretodiffer:
You will be taken for granted if you do 4,5 and 6 a lot. C 7 is basically impossible, you are a human from planet earthsad

Sure! part of being classy is the ability to strike the right balance smiley
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by ProfessorD(m): 8:02pm On Oct 30, 2015
i luuh this,but naija just makes certain things a bit difficult

lalasticlala over to you
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Mumuuu: 8:05pm On Oct 30, 2015
Please, wear was they writes this 10 comandments? on tablet or smartphone? becurse the 10 comandsments me am know is write on tabletsembarassed
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 8:17pm On Oct 30, 2015
Alright noted
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by ademipeju(f): 8:20pm On Oct 30, 2015
ademipeju:
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Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Mprex(f): 8:24pm On Oct 30, 2015
i think number 11 should be staying away from illicit sex and promiscuity



nice post
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Dynamitechick(f): 8:27pm On Oct 30, 2015
Mprex:
i think number 11 should be staying away from illicit sex and promiscuity




nice post

Thanks
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Charles4075(m): 9:03pm On Oct 30, 2015
Op, all what you've listed makes sense but the problem is, in our present world today, where norms and values are not validated and it is particularly difficult to ask young people to maintain a healthy sense of responsibility, when the mass media and society constantly emphasize that all wants can be instantly gratified.

A good example is when adults complain about the irresponsibility of teenagers, about their lack of respect, about their morals and about their promiscuity. Yet it is difficult to ask teenagers to develop responsibility when adults seem to be rejecting it, and when society seems to be fragmenting.

Finally op, if any lady should obey those 10 commandments you've listed, she needs understanding and love and also to be able to talk to someone close to her, not to have to talk to her parents as strangers. Cos if the parents are unable to answer her questions regarding her social, moral and also sexual attitudes, they have failed as parents, and should not blame their child if she appears to have failed them.
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Swissheart(f): 10:24pm On Oct 30, 2015
I agree with you except on no 3.....I prefer to call people by their first name or nick........
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by macaranta(m): 10:50pm On Oct 30, 2015
yea
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 7:27am On Oct 31, 2015
Ok, I almost wish you wrote this.
I know, the sentiment is all that really matters. Still, it's good practice to reference the original author/article :
http://m.townhall.com/columnists/douggiles/2008/07/26/the_10_commandments_for_classy_girls/page/full
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 7:53am On Oct 31, 2015
[quote author=Dynamitechick post=39527128]As you well know, our toady media has made being a LovePeddler all the rage for our young daughters. They’re pushing our kids—on multiple cultural fronts—to be “empowered” sexual beastesses, and this is in spite of the plague-like spike in STDs which are saddling our kids.



In addition to the media’s brainwashing attempts to mold our girls into brainless ditzes like, imported culture has also made being a reality TVesque, whiny, nerve-grating, Girlicious drama queen witch wonderful as well.

In this article I’d like to spit on both targets the secularist tools have established for our females and set the bar a tad higher for our daughters with my 10 Commandments for Classy Girls.

Mom . . . Dad . . . teach your girl these ten things, and she won’t morph into a hellion who’ll drive us all insane.

Commandment 1: Don’t flaunt your advantages.

The Classy Girl doesn’t show off who she is, where she went to school or her net worth. Yeah, the bells and smells, the incense and nonsense afforded by certain advantages (earned or otherwise) don't mean a thing to a Classy Girl if used as a fig leaf to veil her utter lack of character and humility.

Let me make it simple for you: Everything that Maheeda, Cossy, and Afrocandy. does, do the opposite, and you will be a very pleasant and delightful young lady not hiding behind daddy’s cash, mere talent or fifteen minutes of BS-based fame.

A girl with class understands with all the external trappings of success and achievement she can still be a cultural pain in the butt and a horrible person. Therefore, focus not upon dusting up the transient trappings which dazzle the ubiquitous morons but rather pursue the hidden qualities of internal virtues which truly makes a girl great—at least in God’s eyes.

Commandment 2: Everyone deserves respect until they demonstrate they don’t deserve it.

The Classy Girl believes that all people are created in the image of God and should be treated with respect until that person shows they don’t deserve it.

That means she doesn’t slap, spit or drop the F-bomb on her pastor, elders, teachers or parents.

It’s amazing to watch very young girls unleash their venom on their parents and others and then walk away smacking their gum. The Classy Girl respects parents, older people, teachers, police(disrespect at your own peril grin), peers and opponents—unless forced by said person to do otherwise.


Commandment 3: Titles are important.

The Classy Girl still calls her elders “sir” or “ma’am.” I’ve got friends who have adult children with families of their own who make a very nice living, are close to my age and still call me “ma.” When the Classy Girl addresses a man, it is always as “Mr. (last name)” and a woman as “Mrs.” or “Miss (last name)” until they’ve been green lighted to use their first name or nickname.


Commandment 4: Everyone else matters before you do.

The Classy Girl is here to serve, not be served. She does weird stuff like what needs to be done versus being some diva who expects everyone to wait on her. When she comes into a situation she assesses what others might need, not what she can get from people or places but in doing this be very wise and tactful, enough said.


Commandment 5: Be helpful.

The Classy Girl sees a need, and if she can assist then she helps. The other day I was out in front of an Everyday Supermarket and watched a burglary in progress. The guy ran out of the store, cash in hand, with the clerk and security guards chasing him. It looked fun, so I joined in the chase. The clerk and the guard ran out of juice, and I (along with a cop) got to tackle the dude and jam his face into the cement (Fiction grin). Bottom line with those raised as a Classy Girl is: whether it’s with tackling a punk or packing a trunk, The Classy Girl is programmed to H-E-L-P, not hinder.


Commandment 6: Be friendly.

The Classy Girl smiles. She’s not sullen or vexed. She’s not walking around like the psycho chicks and metrosexual males in Lagos in a pout pretending to be the next angry supermodel. The Classy Girl says hello and starts friendly conversations.


Commandment 7: Use the right words.

When asked a question, the Classy Girl doesn’t reply with “Huh?” “What?” or “Yeah.” It’s “Please,” “Thank you” or “Yes or no thank you.” She’s a girl who respectfully asks and doesn’t demand.


Commandment 8: Don’t dress like a skank.

There’s nothing wrong with a girl dressing in a cute and figure-flattering manner. However, if she wants to avoid drooling male troglodytes and be taken seriously as both a human and a woman, then she must avoid wearing stripper heels to church. The Classy Girl will send a message to the men out there by the way she dresses that she’s sophisticated and eloquent, not sleazy and easy, Capisce?


Commandment 9: Don’t take nude photos of yourself or make sex tapes.

Unless you want a life in the porn industry with all the “perks” of drugs, STDs, crime and masturbatory stalkers/rapists, I’d really think twice about what kind of pictures and videos of you are floating around on the internet. Lately, we have seen many aspiring young ladies have their careers derailed or their image forever whorified by the bad, bad decision of bumping uglies on film. Remember, not only is the paper patient, but so is the picture and the grainy home sex movie. These things can damage you for a long, long, long time.


Commandment 10: Develop cell phone etiquette.

First off, put your cell phone on vibrate, alright? There’s enough noise pollution in our world without us having to hear your Chinko blast out Terry G at ear-splitting decibels. Secondly, quit yelling on your phone. Just because you can’t hear yourself in your cell phone’s earpiece doesn’t mean the caller can’t hear you. In addition, by speaking softly we won’t know how shallow and crazy you really are. Thirdly, if you’re going to go nuts on the phone will you walk outside, huh? Fourthly, turn it off during church, okay Jezebel? Fifthly, if you won’t text while we’re eating dinner then I won’t fart at the supper table, deal? wink

Fathers, disallow your child to act like a spoiled, rabid, egocentric animal. Make good manners and propriety a given for your girl, and I guarantee she will not attract the crotch grabbing thugs. Instill the above solid qualities into your baby, and when she grows up, she’ll thank you in spades—and she’ll be a respected, almost revered leader wherever she goes.
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Quite a sensible post I ve seen in a long while. This post s interesting as its comin from a lady. Lemme as u d OP do u keep this laws? If ur answer is in the affirmative then u r a special lady. Very special
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 8:17am On Oct 31, 2015
I have a serious problem with "4 And 7''...undecided
when did saying words like “Huh?” “What?” or “Yeah.” make You less-Classy!?? "grin"

And Uhm....I'd always Put myself before Others..(Except family)....You Only Live Once! undecided Ain't here to serve no One..."grin"

if that doesn't make me classy...What's my business? cool
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by IamLEGEND1: 9:01am On Oct 31, 2015
This thread makes absolutely no sense to me
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Dynamitechick(f): 9:30am On Oct 31, 2015
IamLEGEND1:
This thread makes absolutely no sense to me

You wanted to be a classy girl

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Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by frankcris(m): 1:06pm On Oct 31, 2015
Nice write up...even though I didn't read it
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by awesome11(m): 1:12pm On Oct 31, 2015
Mumuuu:
Please, wear was they writes this 10 comandments? on tablet or smartphone? becurse the 10 comandsments me am know is write on tabletsembarassed

You mumu true!!

Why not write in your dialect? Someone here should be kind enough to help us with the transliteration!

SMH
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Mumuuu: 4:30pm On Oct 31, 2015
awesome11:


You be mumu true!!

Why not write in your dialect? Someone here should be kind enough to help is with the transliteration!

SMH
hisdiot! goes to school, you nut go, you her noun blow blunders up and downs........checks the emboded, is that make sense to you?
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by awesome11(m): 5:13pm On Oct 31, 2015
Mumuuu:

hisdiot! goes to school, you nut go, you her noun blow blunders up and downs........checks the emboded, is that make sense to you?

Now, I understand.
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by henryhemon(m): 5:33pm On Nov 11, 2015
Dynamitechick:
As you well know, our toady media has made being a LovePeddler all the rage for our young daughters. They’re pushing our kids—on multiple cultural fronts—to be “empowered” sexual beastesses, and this is in spite of the plague-like spike in STDs which are saddling our kids.



In addition to the media’s brainwashing attempts to mold our girls into brainless ditzes like, imported culture has also made being a reality TVesque, whiny, nerve-grating, Girlicious drama queen witch wonderful as well.

In this article I’d like to spit on both targets the secularist tools have established for our females and set the bar a tad higher for our daughters with my 10 Commandments for Classy Girls.

Mom . . . Dad . . . teach your girl these ten things, and she won’t morph into a hellion who’ll drive us all insane.

Commandment 1: Don’t flaunt your advantages.

The Classy Girl doesn’t show off who she is, where she went to school or her net worth. Yeah, the bells and smells, the incense and nonsense afforded by certain advantages (earned or otherwise) don't mean a thing to a Classy Girl if used as a fig leaf to veil her utter lack of character and humility.

Let me make it simple for you: Everything that Maheeda, Cossy, and Afrocandy. does, do the opposite, and you will be a very pleasant and delightful young lady not hiding behind daddy’s cash, mere talent or fifteen minutes of BS-based fame.

A girl with class understands with all the external trappings of success and achievement she can still be a cultural pain in the butt and a horrible person. Therefore, focus not upon dusting up the transient trappings which dazzle the ubiquitous morons but rather pursue the hidden qualities of internal virtues which truly makes a girl great—at least in God’s eyes.

Commandment 2: Everyone deserves respect until they demonstrate they don’t deserve it.

The Classy Girl believes that all people are created in the image of God and should be treated with respect until that person shows they don’t deserve it.

That means she doesn’t slap, spit or drop the F-bomb on her pastor, elders, teachers or parents.

It’s amazing to watch very young girls unleash their venom on their parents and others and then walk away smacking their gum. The Classy Girl respects parents, older people, teachers, police(disrespect at your own peril grin), peers and opponents—unless forced by said person to do otherwise.


Commandment 3: Titles are important.

Hi, I want to get for myself you.
The Classy Girl still calls her elders “sir” or “ma’am.” I’ve got friends who have adult children with families of their own who make a very nice living, are close to my age and still call me “ma.” When the Classy Girl addresses a man, it is always as “Mr. (last name)” and a woman as “Mrs.” or “Miss (last name)” until they’ve been green lighted to use their first name or nickname.


Commandment 4: Everyone else matters before you do.

The Classy Girl is here to serve, not be served. She does weird stuff like what needs to be done versus being some diva who expects everyone to wait on her. When she comes into a situation she assesses what others might need, not what she can get from people or places but in doing this be very wise and tactful, enough said.


Commandment 5: Be helpful.

The Classy Girl sees a need, and if she can assist then she helps. The other day I was out in front of an Everyday Supermarket and watched a burglary in progress. The guy ran out of the store, cash in hand, with the clerk and security guards chasing him. It looked fun, so I joined in the chase. The clerk and the guard ran out of juice, and I (along with a cop) got to tackle the dude and jam his face into the cement (Fiction grin). Bottom line with those raised as a Classy Girl is: whether it’s with tackling a punk or packing a trunk, The Classy Girl is programmed to H-E-L-P, not hinder.


Commandment 6: Be friendly.

The Classy Girl smiles. She’s not sullen or vexed. She’s not walking around like the psycho chicks and metrosexual males in Lagos in a pout pretending to be the next angry supermodel. The Classy Girl says hello and starts friendly conversations.


Commandment 7: Use the right words.

When asked a question, the Classy Girl doesn’t reply with “Huh?” “What?” or “Yeah.” It’s “Please,” “Thank you” or “Yes or no thank you.” She’s a girl who respectfully asks and doesn’t demand.


Commandment 8: Don’t dress like a skank.

There’s nothing wrong with a girl dressing in a cute and figure-flattering manner. However, if she wants to avoid drooling male troglodytes and be taken seriously as both a human and a woman, then she must avoid wearing stripper heels to church. The Classy Girl will send a message to the men out there by the way she dresses that she’s sophisticated and eloquent, not sleazy and easy, Capisce?


Commandment 9: Don’t take nude photos of yourself or make sex tapes.

Unless you want a life in the porn industry with all the “perks” of drugs, STDs, crime and masturbatory stalkers/rapists, I’d really think twice about what kind of pictures and videos of you are floating around on the internet. Lately, we have seen many aspiring young ladies have their careers derailed or their image forever whorified by the bad, bad decision of bumping uglies on film. Remember, not only is the paper patient, but so is the picture and the grainy home sex movie. These things can damage you for a long, long, long time.


Commandment 10: Develop cell phone etiquette.

First off, put your cell phone on vibrate, alright? There’s enough noise pollution in our world without us having to hear your Chinko blast out Terry G at ear-splitting decibels. Secondly, quit yelling on your phone. Just because you can’t hear yourself in your cell phone’s earpiece doesn’t mean the caller can’t hear you. In addition, by speaking softly we won’t know how shallow and crazy you really are. Thirdly, if you’re going to go nuts on the phone will you walk outside, huh? Fourthly, turn it off during church, okay Jezebel? Fifthly, if you won’t text while we’re eating dinner then I won’t fart at the supper table, deal? wink

Fathers, disallow your child to act like a spoiled, rabid, egocentric animal. Make good manners and propriety a given for your girl, and I guarantee she will not attract the crotch grabbing thugs. Instill the above solid qualities into your baby, and when she grows up, she’ll thank you in spades—and she’ll be a respected, almost revered leader wherever she goes.


Hi, I want to get for myself you.
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Whizzing(m): 3:48pm On Nov 14, 2015
I know this won't make FP Buh poos like Toke Makinwa vs Tiwa Savage Who rock d jumpsuit better, Tonto Dike's new look, Ben Bruce eating Ofada rice and other nonsense will be gracing d FP.I just SMH 4 all these clueless moderators...
I know una go dey use ban dey pursue me o buh Who cares
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Dynamitechick(f): 7:56am On Nov 15, 2015
Whizzing:
I know this won't make FP Buh poos like Toke Makinwa vs Tiwa Savage Who rock d jumpsuit better, Tonto Dike's new look, Ben Bruce eating Ofada rice and other nonsense will be gracing d FP.I just SMH 4 all these clueless moderators...
I know una go dey use ban dey pursue me o buh Who cares
that's what it is
Re: 10 Commandments For Classy Girls - Dynamitechick by Nobody: 8:02am On Nov 15, 2015
Wait O.
but youre in violation of rule no. 8
you look like a skank in your picture

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