I was having a conversation with a good friend of mine when she told me she had been taken off the market. Incase you dont understand, she meant that she had seen a man who was interested in getting married to her.

The taken off the market phrase signifies that she has left the singles phase or the market where she'd be available.

After several days, the convo came back to me and i realized something rather unique. Just because you're engaged doesn't mean you're off the market. You'd still get suitors anyway.

Getting married doesnt mean you're off the market either. From time to time you'd still loads of opportunities to frolic around depending on your lifestyle.

In my opinion, I believe we never leave the market. We just go to a different section of the market but we remain there alright. And our actions wou

Marriage is a daily decision to remain in the secluded area of the market where you can't easily be accessed.

The wedding is just stage 1, the most important thing is staying married; staying in a secluded part of the market where access is difficult.

How can you stay in that secluded area of the market ? Stay tuned for more

I disagree

A lady can be off the market.

A market is a place where primarily, buyers and sellers meet to carryout business transactions.

In this case, the single lady is the seller and the eligible bachelor; the buyer.

When the man proposes, he has made clear intentions to purchase the goods that has caught his eye

When she accepts and they get married, he has taken the goods off the shelf and outta the market

Married attractive women have told me of the kind of passes they get from men on a regular basis especially if they don't live a boxed life.

If she was truly taken off the "shelf", then no man would be able to make a move, but they did

Same thing some rich attractive men face. Some ladies don't care about the rock on his finger. All they want is a piece of him. If he was truly off the market, they wouldn't be able to make a move.

Whether they accept or not is another story entirely.

The off-the-market idea is the reason people get complacent in marriage. Just because there's a ring or even kids doesn't mean you wouldn't get or be given advances