jeriprojects:
From what I've been observing about girls on this forum is that most of them have insulting comments when matters of relationship is deliberated on, even while it's not necessary for them to . From random observation, unmarried ladies in their late 20's in Naija tend to be harsh and toxic about relationship matters. These set of ladies as we can find here on Nairaland can advice their fellow married female colleague to leave their husband or relationship for no obvious reason. Yet they themselves are desperately seeking for marriage, but same same time here on Nairaland attribute all men as evil, stupid and useless. I think they're doing this for two reasons.

1. To stir attention to themselves.
2. To confuse other ladies, so that they can be single like them.

To Stir Attention To Themselves
Ladies are fond of seeking attention, and one way for them doing this (if you observe them very well) is to create conflict. With that they can have a means to interact with guys and get guys opinion about them. Guys, girls are really desperate for your opinion. They love men's opinion good or bad. They love to listen to men, anyhow they get it. During my high school days, there was this girl in my class that always looks for ways for me to have a quarrel with her. She always picks on me at any cost, when I'm in the midst of other guys in the class. She was doing that to make herself available to me.

To Confuse Other Ladies
Girls always want to create circles where they can manipulate their fellow girls. They are like sadist. They want every other girl to suffer like them. Since they're single every other girl should be like them.

Nicepoker:
Op who says they are girls. They are all old dusty evening newspapers.

heniford2:
Nairaland Redpillers has made it difficult for normalcy to reign where we keep getting education on how to man up on our lazy Nigerian woman so some of them has changed to be male no free food anymore

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