lagmostkuit:
she also said dat he's future is bright and she knows it. Her question is, is it possible for her to wait for like 6 years for her boyfriend to be made

ALL THIS "PLEASE ADVICE MY FRIEND THREADS"THIS DAYS  

THE THING TIRE ME O 
*SIPS TEA *  

pasqal09:

LMAO!
And how does she know this? Is she God?

Evina:


If I hear!!!

So you don't know women have the legendary, "telescopic" ability to detect the brightness or dimness of a man's future?

lagmostkuit:
My friend actually came to me for an advice on her relationship ish so I decided to let it out here to also get ur opinions. My friend is actually in a relationship with a 1st year guy and she claims dey truly love each other, she also said dat he's future is bright and she knows it. Her question is, is it possible for her to wait for like 6 years for her boyfriend to be made cos he actually want their relationship to lead to marriage. Again, it's actually LDR.

pasqal09:

Since when did they develop this super power?

And if this is true, why didn't my ex detect the brightness of my future? Lol!

Evina:




Sweetie, women have always had these "super power".
Your ex prolly saw another with a "brighter" future

Evina:


At the highlighted, she is in the best position to answer that.

However, I personally know three people with similar experiences.
One: they met in secondary school, they will be getting married this month, their relationship is well over 10years old.
Two: they met in year one, got married a few years after youth service. They both live in the USA now and have three kids.
Three: she met him when he was in two hundred level and she was already a graduate. Although, the guy is older. She waited, groomed him and supported him career wise. They are getting married next year.

So, yes it is possible to nurture and support a guy with a bright future and reap the fruits of your investments. The question is, is she willing to take the risk?

AgapeCharis:
It's indeed RISKY!

pasqal09:

Maybe her "super power" is broken because last I saw her, she was more miserable than she was before.

Evina:


See consolation.

So you mean she was miserable whilst with you?

Evina:


LOL, not every one is an entrepreneur

pasqal09:

After she was with me, she was miserable and the last time we met, the misery was worse.
So your hypothesis is incorrect.

Evina:


dude, it is clear that the babe still "hold you strong"

femility:
If they truly love each other as she claims then i see no reason why she shouldn't wait besides, is your friend also in her first year?

lagmostkuit:
she's a graduate.. nysc nxt year

Evina:


At the highlighted, she is in the best position to answer that.

However, I personally know three people with similar experiences.
One: they met in secondary school, they will be getting married this month, their relationship is well over 10years old.
Two: they met in year one, got married a few years after youth service. They both live in the USA now and have three kids.
Three: she met him when he was in two hundred level and she was already a graduate. Although, the guy is older. She waited, groomed him and supported him career wise. They are getting married next year.

So, yes it is possible to nurture and support a guy with a bright future and reap the fruits of your investments. The question is, is she willing to take the risk?

michaelbiz:


I know who the lady is already. Like #seriously...

austine4real:
ur hear dey dia u b must b evina..
Sori mean a genius?

lagmostkuit:

Evina:


Hahahahhaha, this your language na die oh...

austine4real:
na yorubaenglish

Evina: