ivyicey:
I v a male friend who is 40 n not thinking of settling down yet, just get d right person, if not u would regret getting married 4 d rest of your life. .

Truckpusher:
Hehe - Oya nau , fix the venue .

Make I come clean your wellhead , change oil for your engine .

GreatAgb:


How can u say marriage is not a cure for loneliness when the very reason woman was created is because 'It is not good for the man to be alone'. If u are married and still lonely, then you must have married the wrong woman because even though she is present, she is to you like the animals were to Adam.

VickyRotex:


I'm 70 and you?

Kachisbarbie:

You dey wait truckpusher?
Na menopause you dey use play be that. Dude ain't ready ooo.

Truckpusher, give Nairalanders card.. One Saturday to go ..

searay:
I blame GEJ for all late marriages in Nigeria

Sleekyshuga:

Sugar daddy like you

a2space:
I am a 37 year old bachelor and I must confess that never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine that someday I would be desperate to get married. When I was in my twenties, I used to hear of desperation amongst ladies to get married but I never clearly understood the feeling. I felt it was a "lady thing" until I got to the age of 34yrs. One day I was in my bedroom suddenly I felt the rush of emotions come upon me so strongly that all of a sudden started making me feel desperate for marriage. By the following year the desperate feeling became like torture and the loneliness was so depressing. I could no longer stand it when I attended weddings to see other young couples getting married. I could no longer stand it when I hear people discussing marriage around me.

I became like an object of fun in the office when they would call me "the oldest bachelor". I'm telling you, the feeling is not funny at all. Even when people innocently ask "Hey, why are you not yet married?" or "what are u waiting for?" It's a question that I just can't take emotionally. Though I'm doing my best to tie the knot soon but I must confess that it is a feeling that I don't even wish my enemies to have.

If me as a guy could be feeling like this, I can just imagine what single ladies of marriageable age are passing through emotionally.
For those of you reading my post, it is my prayer that you all get married at the right time and age so that you don't have to pass through the same emotional trauma of loneliness and desperation to get married.

HateU2:
To fu3k freely

Kachisbarbie:

You dey wait truckpusher?
Na menopause you dey use play be that. Dude ain't ready ooo.

a2space:
I am a 37 year old bachelor and I must confess that never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine that someday I would be desperate to get married. When I was in my twenties, I used to hear of desperation amongst ladies to get married but I never clearly understood the feeling. I felt it was a "lady thing" until I got to the age of 34yrs. One day I was in my bedroom suddenly I felt the rush of emotions come upon me so strongly that all of a sudden started making me feel desperate for marriage. By the following year the desperate feeling became like torture and the loneliness was so depressing. I could no longer stand it when I attended weddings to see other young couples getting married. I could no longer stand it when I hear people discussing marriage around me.

I became like an object of fun in the office when they would call me "the oldest bachelor". I'm telling you, the feeling is not funny at all. Even when people innocently ask "Hey, why are you not yet married?" or "what are u waiting for?" It's a question that I just can't take emotionally. Though I'm doing my best to tie the knot soon but I must confess that it is a feeling that I don't even wish my enemies to have.

If me as a guy could be feeling like this, I can just imagine what single ladies of marriageable age are passing through emotionally.
For those of you reading my post, it is my prayer that you all get married at the right time and age so that you don't have to pass through the same emotional trauma of loneliness and desperation to get married.

Truckpusher:

Come chop something jare ! You still dey form abi ? ok nau - make I go tell your papa say you na lesbo , make you see am say that house no go contain una two.

xynerise:

I think your brain is twisted

Before my daughter turns 18, your parents might have forced their housemaid on you to marry.

Wendyslim:
Take ur time bro. Don't rush .God will provide urs at the right time

Sleekyshuga:

**escapes from back door**.. Joomie must hear this .

misspicy:

struggle for what bruh

VickyRotex:

I'm 70 and you?

HateU2:
No
Origin

Spanner4:
I need a Cute, pretty Nairaland lady to marry

byvan03:
I have seen people take the whole time in the world and still end up in divorce court. The point is, do what you think is best for you. The challenges you face as a young bride/ groom is the same challenges an old bride/ groom will face. Women have a larger pool of men to choose from when they are younger not when their youthful hue is already drying up. You choose your man when you are in the position to choose not when you are beginning to appear like the leftover goods after morning market.


If you choose to remain single for a longer period, let it be for the right reasons, the fact the you are yet to find your soul mate based on plausible criteria or the fact that you have no interest at all. If your criteria to choose a partner is out of this world and that is why you are single, then the person is on a really long thing .


There is nothing wrong with early marriage, there is also nothing wrong with late marriage as long as you are in whichever end for the right reasons.

Truckpusher:
Patiently waiting for you.

You know nau.
*serious face*

Sleekyshuga:

Don't mind the sugar daddy ..
Truck pusher, give Nairalanders card.. One Saturday to go ..

harristo:


And what happens if op have missed d ryt person and d ryt tym? What should he do then?

a2space:
I am a 37 year old bachelor and I must confess that never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine that someday I would be desperate to get married. When I was in my twenties, I used to hear of desperation amongst ladies to get married but I never clearly understood the feeling. I felt it was a "lady thing" until I got to the age of 34yrs. One day I was in my bedroom suddenly I felt the rush of emotions come upon me so strongly that all of a sudden started making me feel desperate for marriage. By the following year the desperate feeling became like torture and the loneliness was so depressing. I could no longer stand it when I attended weddings to see other young couples getting married. I could no longer stand it when I hear people discussing marriage around me.

I became like an object of fun in the office when they would call me "the oldest bachelor". I'm telling you, the feeling is not funny at all. Even when people innocently ask "Hey, why are you not yet married?" or "what are u waiting for?" It's a question that I just can't take emotionally. Though I'm doing my best to tie the knot soon but I must confess that it is a feeling that I don't even wish my enemies to have.

If me as a guy could be feeling like this, I can just imagine what single ladies of marriageable age are passing through emotionally.
For those of you reading my post, it is my prayer that you all get married at the right time and age so that you don't have to pass through the same emotional trauma of loneliness and desperation to get married.

Kachisbarbie:

me kwa?
Chai, except you wish me bad... waiting for me only shows that you never ready at allll!


Anyday that guy bring card, even if I am 8mths pregnant with quadruplets_ I must show that wedding.