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Re: Dear Mr Right! by funmeme(f): 10:00am On Dec 12, 2011 |
@ItsModella, u re onpoint oooh, no such names pls Mr right ok? tnks |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 10:38am On Dec 12, 2011 |
Na all these kin' girls like OP dey knack some [b]grotesque [/b]ages before dem marry. MBJ, thumbs up bro. You don talk am finish. @OP, you're not looking for a MAN, but some sort of clothing accessory. Like a handbag, or a cute Paris-Hilton puppy. Sounded a lot like your "we have issues but we'll make it work" letter was really just "I have issues and you'll make it work, but I ain't got time for your sh[i]i[/i]t". LOL best of luck. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 6:46pm On Dec 12, 2011 |
funmeme: lol sista, i am not Mr RIGHT, i am Mr REAL! i suggest you stop dreaming and open your eyes to the REALITY of life. . . . . . . . because most women like you get their wake up call in disastrous ways, and i just want to prepare you with whats REALLY going to happen in your "fairytale" |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 8:52pm On Dec 12, 2011 |
@MBJ, you fully earned my respectwith your first post. All these girls truly have been conditioned to think that men are in this world to do their bidding no wonder marriages fail daily. @Funmeme, dream on oh you hear, anyman that will do all that is most likely gayy or prolly raised by a single mother, no man raised by a real man has the time or patience for sure trifles. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by MrResource(m): 6:42am On Dec 13, 2011 |
MR.JAY i feel you jare . . .lots of points there for everyone to see. . .thatz being Realistic. . . LoL @ ladies here saying you shattered their dreams. . .Heyaaa |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by funmeme(f): 5:10pm On Dec 13, 2011 |
Tnks for airing ur mind Mr, meanwhile av u read d book titled "Think Big"? Dream big ok, its Wα̲̅†̥ i tnk i wnt from Mr right i stated and if u re not d Mr right, pls read n move on as ur opinion may nt mata except from Mr right Meanwhile, I'm still hoping that Mr right will get τ̅☺ read this. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 6:22pm On Dec 13, 2011 |
sista Funmeme there is a great book written by John Gray that you MUST read, as you clearly dont understand us (men). it's called MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS . . . . . . . i suggest you get a copy and hopefully get some better understanding about how MEN THINK ps: you could also get : ACT LIKE A LADY; THINK LIKE A MAN by Steve Harvey. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by MrsChima1(f): 6:32pm On Dec 13, 2011 |
fresh_dude: Sorry, all girls aren't conditioned the same. There are some girls who lives strictly on SUGARLAND and some who lives on SALTLAND. Saltland being the reality and accepting it is for what it is. I as a woman do not expect a man to do a gotdamn thing. I don't babysit nor spoonfeed grown men that is what their mothers are for. If a man hasn't receive the proper training from his PARENTS before adulthood then he is A LOST CAUSE the same goes for women. Unfortunately, some parents aren't equipped to teach their children the basics of life so therefore those "adults" run around in diapers looking for someone to break their confusion. I tell women EVERYDAY, accept a man for what he is and if he is not your cup of tea do not CHANGE HIM. Get someone that is what you are lOOKING FOR. But of course, you men think by the merit of few women all women are alike. Damn. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by MrsChima1(f): 6:36pm On Dec 13, 2011 |
funmeme: As much as I don't want to bust your "dream", but I am here to tell you that THERE ARE NO SUCH THING AS A MR. RIGHT. Now there are Mr. Right for you, but no Mr right. Mr. Right is PERFECT so you will wait until you are dead and buried for Mr. Right. Just accept a man for all the good things he has and work on his weaknesses. However, if he has some deal breakers that you can't ignore, find another man that doesn't have those deal breakers. What you should focus on is a good man that loves you for you and will work to grow with you as both of you live through trial and errors. What doesn't kill you will only make you stronger and wiser. Don't be like those women sitting on the park bench waiting on the perfect man that will never come around. I am sure you have flaws and errors that could push men away however, the right man for YOU will accept you as you are and work to grow with you. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by maclatunji: 1:37pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
^^^ Mrs. Chiiiiiiiiiima, I have to agree with you for what I think is only the 2nd time in totality! |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by LesbianBoy(m): 2:24pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
Mrs, Chima: SO you can actually type like this! i used to think u were from another planet with the way u used to type b4(they dont always make sense) |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by MrsChima1(f): 3:51pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
LesbianBoy: Are the doctors still downloading anti-retardation softwares in your brain? After installation and restarting, your brain should be up and functional. Try again later. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by MrsChima1(f): 3:52pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
maclatunji: Okay, ask me if IGAF. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 5:07pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
OP i don already see ur mister right.He get pot belle and im name na Saliu |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Nobody: 5:53pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
^^ Don't be mean niqqa. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Wislet(f): 6:29pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
I agree with M"sBJ 100%. Yes sir. En pointe. No fakeness, fairy tales, or unrealities should be attached to marriage. Where I laughed however is his physical description of the lady. I guess that's his own comeback to the earlier post. Cos physical attributes do not determine a successful relationship. A man/woman may have physical flaws, but amazingly they could be the ones to make ur union the envy of all. This is hitting the nail on the head, not some sweet-talking ones who'll promise u the world, even to kiss ur feet everyday, only to discard such 'nonsense' after marriage. Hehe. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Boxer007(m): 6:42pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
alright! |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by itiswell1(m): 6:56pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
Op, u need not search anymore some butterflies just brought your letter to my door step. I have actually been waiting for you. I dreamt of you few years back and I was told that u will be found on NL. Pray and wish no more cos you've finally seen Mr. Right. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Flashaldrin(m): 7:33pm On Dec 14, 2011 |
very nice. i think i go with the op's version of mr. right. |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by swiftz(f): 4:44pm On Jan 26, 2012 |
Deeply rooted in the heart of every woman is the desire to be loved, courted and wed by the man of her dreams. Every woman dreams of that day when she will put on her wedding dress, stroll down the aisle with ‘’Mr Right’’, stand radiantly before that envious crowd of women, say ‘’I do’’ and hear him say the same words. Let’s all face it, every woman needs a loving husband. One who will make her feel complete. A man of her own. Unfortunately, this is never realized by an increasing number of women. They just can’t seem to find a man who is interested in more than looks or sex. You see, when it comes to getting men to ‘’pop’’ the question, a woman has got to understand what makes men tick. She’s got to know and stick to the rules. Men do not like to be fussed, rushed or dragged into commitment in a relationship. I have outlined some principles below on how to find him and avoid unnecessary hurt and heartbreak. 1. First love yourself: If you can’t appreciate yourself, no one will appreciate you. Lack of love for yourself makes you gloomy and unapproachable. Understand that you are unique, special and priceless. Don’t be willing to settle for a man who doesn’t appreciate your value. 2. Avoid staring at men: Staring at men sends only one message; ‘’you are interested’’. You must not let him know you are interested in him or he will expect a ‘’yes’’ from you the minute he mentions ‘’date’’ or ‘’sex’’. You don’t give him a ‘’yes’’ impression and then say ’’ no’’ when he asks for those things. He will think you are a big joke. Keep him guessing. When he doesn’t get a ‘’yes’’ too early or a ‘’no’’, he finds the chase more exciting and unpredictable. Let the men do the staring. continue: http://loveandsex.hubpages.com/t/2d0cd1 |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by Mynd44: 6:35pm On Jan 26, 2012 |
Bla bla bla |
Re: Dear Mr Right! by marghie: 11:41am On May 11, 2012 |
funmeme: Dear Future Mr. Right,....and dear mr right,pls dnt keep me waiting too long before u show up,and if i tel u i wnt to tink or pray abt it...pls b patient wt me am only being carful |
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