Maria-Goretti:
Even if its a one-room apartment?

Errr...whilst praying that I'm never in that situation, i think i can still boldly say yes. Especially as i know that chances are i wont have to proove it :-p

Bludeville:
Errr...whilst praying that I'm never in that situation, i think i can still boldly say yes. Especially as i know that chances are i wont have to proove it :-p

lol...jeez, you really get the mind.

Maria-Goretti:
lol...jeez, you really get the mind.

...i dont tink i can leav with u!

-Mr Cork-:


...i dont tink i can leav with u!

My daughter will never make the mistake of choosing you as her SOULMATE......SO, the feeling is mutual.
Love you too...


Mister, derail not thy thread, ok?

For a man, it will be ideal if he can avoid such, he would have lost his respect cos he isnt d head in d house.
For a woman, she wont have a say like d woman of d house but it is understandable if n only if it will justify that she is a decent woman while her husband isnt close by.

Maria-Goretti:
It was kinda funny how my mum popped that question....
I happened to be in the kitchen this evening, trying to make up something for dinner, when my mum walked in and was like: 'eh nne, mgbo, can you live-in with your mother-inlaw for 2 years?
To be frank, I was so confused, and the expression on my face made her laugh so hard...and even increased when I answered,'doesnt she have a house..?'. We didnt really discuss such this evening, so I wondered where she could have gotten her 'jamb' qquestion from.
'Well, I heard it over the radio, so I thought I should ask to know your own view'...that was her answer to my wonderment.

So now, I am asking you (guys and ladies), whats your own view on that...?

I don't even wana read further neither the comments....HELL NO!