1. At 14, they are the fine sweet teens.
2. At 16, they wanna roll with older ones. It's fun being the new hottie in the group.
3. At 18, they probably have had 1st sex.
They cling to this one guy & talk all about how they won't leave the guy.
4. At 20, they might be at the University. They make new male friends & slowly lose interest in
the former guy.
5. At 22, they make friends with girls who wear more expensive clothes & who also date expensive guys. These set of girls use porsh phones, so they get intimidated & need to join
the elite school girls league.
6. At 24, they are now porsh! They now roll with rich male friends who they scam & take
money from for mere sex. At this point, if a random guy chats her up, she might snub! If you ask her phone no, she makes you feel like a stalker.
They prefer guys who actually want to spend a fortune on them.
7. At 26, the trend continues...fun, porsh &
money remains the keywords because she has changed her mindset & increased the standards she wants in a man, money.
8. Between 26 - 28, she is a maid of honour for her friends.
9. At 29, none of those guys proposed...
10. At 30, night vigils, adoration ground & Shiloh...
11. At 32, the same girl who refused giving phone nos to some serious guys goes to
Linda Ikeji's blog & posts " Hi am Stephanie, am 32 & searching for a serious relationship.
Call me on 0810000000800
12. At 35, morning cry...
13. At 40, God why
My dear receive sense now.....and stop slaying....

Waiting for the “Nigerian Boys” version.

Those girls you folks are always creating threads, to "yab" them under the disguise you are telling them the "truth", are they not sisters to the guys that impressions are being given that they are properly raised and got life figured out? Those Nigerian girls are not ghosts and they come from families and also do have brothers, let every Nigerian guy "counsel" his sister(s) since he is more knowledgeable about life, so that we will have less of those "Nigerian girls".

Life begins and ends with marriage for many Nigerians, including the OP.

Another day. Another bucket of tears on Nigerian girls issues. Never seen people who nag and whine like some NL guys. It’s a daily dose of medication. They need to complain and disparage ladies on the daily in order to be happy.

cococandy:
Another day. Another bucket of tears on Nigerian girls issues. Never seen people who nag and whine like some NL guys. It’s a daily dose of medication. They need to complain and disparage ladies on the daily in order to be happy.

Displacement, the softer target as their defense mechanism to cope with unresolved fixations in their own lives. So for many of them, shaming women is like attending a therapy session to make them "feel" good about themselves.