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Dyt:And you had to post the entire book ![]() |
I suspect my partner's love language might be sado-masochism. How do I go about it? |
These pics are no big deal anymore. There's one every week. Shows how Awesome nigerian men are. |
Let’s say, I want a flower located on the face of a mountain cliff, and we both are sure that picking the flower will cause your death, will you do it for me?”What The . FU€K. This is why women shouldn't be allowed to rule the earth. |
Freelancer007:Wandering nairaland looking for who to.... ![]() Oga how market ![]() |
GodnGold:COUGHS VIOLENTLY Someone else should confirm if this is true ![]() |
The one that happened last was the way she sat facing me, with her legs wide opened. I left the food that I was eating and walked to the bathroom to do nothing in particular. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
akinreign:Oh sh1t. Feel sorry for you bro. Same thing happened to me in 2012. What occurred afterwards was terrible and I still have the scars to prove it.. Do the honourable thing. Run away from home for like 2wks until she calms down. |
Rockyfancino:Lol Mama in law has since gone home. The guy realised mama was the overly friendly type. Still catches her winking at him during visits once in a while though but he keeps a respectable distance! |
What quantity of egusi? what's the answer to that? ![]() |
hahn:. You know it is. |
One word: Cold Feet. Correct me and get infested by genital lice. |
TooNoisy:... To replenish the man's blood. |
HungerBAD: ![]() THREAD CLOSED |
To replenish their blood... |
GodnGold: ![]() If you feel she is cheating,do the groceries for a month,I ga agba oso!No say I no warn you! ![]() |
redgem:Welcome to the madhouse ![]()
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hahn:Do you have anything against the Christian marriage as outlined above? Is it in any way evil or unlawful? |
hahn:Yes they were blessed by God. God blessed a lot of people that weren't Christians. He still does so. He's a loving father. However this subject as described by the Op deals on Christian marriage with Christian principles. That is the topic under discussion. |
It's one of those things. |
hahn:Solomon and David weren't Christians. |
For the lazy readers: For the true Christian, marriage is a sacred union between a man and a woman only. Ephesians 5:12-23 likens marriage to Christ's relationship with his church. In other words marriage is more than a physical union, it is also a spiritual act. Trials and temptations will come up in marriage since it is a union between two imperfect beings but absolute love for your spouse will make you forgive and overlook such challenges. You sound love your spouse the way God loves you: unconditionally. This is why God hates divorce. God loves you even as you were yet a sinner. When u fall, God's there to pick you up. You should be ale to do the same for your spouse. This can only be applicable through spiritual understanding and love for physical love is fleeting and will fade away at the slightest challenge. So love yourselves the way God loves you:unconditionally. And you will see your marriage flourish in joy, purpose and fulfillment. |
redgem:
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Thanks o royal Roy for rescuing me once again! |
Parents are dressing up their children in provocative clothes and allowing them to wear make-up and high heels because they lack traditional values, according to a leading headmistress. Dr Helen Wright, president of the Girls' Schools Association, suggests there is something "intensely wrong" with society if some mothers and fathers can see no problem with allowing daughters to wear provocative clothing. In a speech to the GSA's annual conference in Bristol tomorrow, she will raise concerns that many parents were failed by the education system at a young age – being brought up with no respect for their elders and little idea of how to raise a child. Dr Wright, headmistress of St Mary's Calne, a private girls' boarding school in Wiltshire, also suggests many adults struggle to resist commercial pressures, meaning they overindulge their children. The comments come just weeks after Sir Michael Wilshaw, the incoming head of Ofsted, warned that schools were being forced to act as “surrogate families” to some children because mothers and fathers lacked decent parenting skills. Families in Middlesbrough, Camden and the High Peak in Derbyshire will be given tuition in areas such as communication and listening skills, managing conflict, discipline and setting boundaries for their children. In her speech, Dr Wright will say: "I have a deep worry that some parents have been so deprived in their own lives of education and values, that they no longer know right from wrong and that they are as a result unwittingly 'indulging' children in some parallel universe where it is acceptable to let young children wear make-up and provocative clothing. "I have no doubt that these are the parents who have been failed by the education system themselves. "These are the parents without support, experience or networks. They have grown up without any respect for their elders or any idea of how to bring up a child. "How can they bring up their own children correctly if they have been failed themselves? But how do we break the cycle? Education, of course - and the support of schools embedded in their communities." |
@feeecocoa, I was banned in family section. This is the hidden post for your viewing pleasure as per people who think children dress provocatively are pedophiles according to you. Parents are dressing up their children in provocative clothes and allowing them to wear make-up and high heels because they lack traditional values, according to a leading headmistress. Dr Helen Wright, president of the Girls' Schools Association, suggests there is something "intensely wrong" with society if some mothers and fathers can see no problem with allowing daughters to wear provocative clothing. In a speech to the GSA's annual conference in Bristol tomorrow, she will raise concerns that many parents were failed by the education system at a young age – being brought up with no respect for their elders and little idea of how to raise a child. Dr Wright, headmistress of St Mary's Calne, a private girls' boarding school in Wiltshire, also suggests many adults struggle to resist commercial pressures, meaning they overindulge their children. The comments come just weeks after Sir Michael Wilshaw, the incoming head of Ofsted, warned that schools were being forced to act as “surrogate families” to some children because mothers and fathers lacked decent parenting skills. Families in Middlesbrough, Camden and the High Peak in Derbyshire will be given tuition in areas such as communication and listening skills, managing conflict, discipline and setting boundaries for their children. In her speech, Dr Wright will say: "I have a deep worry that some parents have been so deprived in their own lives of education and values, that they no longer know right from wrong and that they are as a result unwittingly 'indulging' children in some parallel universe where it is acceptable to let young children wear make-up and provocative clothing. "I have no doubt that these are the parents who have been failed by the education system themselves. "These are the parents without support, experience or networks. They have grown up without any respect for their elders or any idea of how to bring up a child. "How can they bring up their own children correctly if they have been failed themselves? But how do we break the cycle? Education, of course - and the support of schools embedded in their communities." |
Royalroy pls help o That antispambot has struck again o! |
freecocoa:God save some people that I'm at work. @Freecocoa this is for you: Parents are dressing up their children in provocative clothes and allowing them to wear make-up and high heels because they lack traditional values, according to a leading headmistress. Dr Helen Wright, president of the Girls' Schools Association, suggests there is something "intensely wrong" with society if some mothers and fathers can see no problem with allowing daughters to wear provocative clothing. In a speech to the GSA's annual conference in Bristol tomorrow, she will raise concerns that many parents were failed by the education system at a young age – being brought up with no respect for their elders and little idea of how to raise a child. Dr Wright, headmistress of St Mary's Calne, a private girls' boarding school in Wiltshire, also suggests many adults struggle to resist commercial pressures, meaning they overindulge their children. The comments come just weeks after Sir Michael Wilshaw, the incoming head of Ofsted, warned that schools were being forced to act as “surrogate families” to some children because mothers and fathers lacked decent parenting skills. n her speech, Dr Wright will say: "I have a deep worry that some parents have been so deprived in their own lives of education and values, that they no longer know right from wrong and that they are as a result unwittingly 'indulging' children in some parallel universe where it is acceptable to let young children wear make-up and provocative clothing. "If parents can't see anything wrong in dressing up their children in 'Future WAG' T-shirts and letting them wear make-up, high heels and 'mini-me' sexy clothing, then something is intensely wrong in our society. "I have no doubt that these are the parents who have been failed by the education system themselves. |
kandiikane:Its obvious you spoke from experience. Sorry am not in your group. A kids party is meant to be innocent! Why not listen and learn instead of beating round the bush? Train your child well and stop supporting immorality! |
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