Family › Re: Some Damaging Words My Wife Said During A Quarrel by AlphaSoul: 5:31am On Feb 05, 2021 |
CrescentMoon: Let me first tell you my kind of character. For you to make me angry, you have to repeat an offense more than 30 to 40 times. After each offence, I would only give you facial expression that will let you know that you offended me. And I would ensure you get the message.
So wife kept repeating same offence. I told her I don't like what she was doing. She said she would adjust, but kept repeating the same thing. When I got fed up, I tried to retaliate. My only retaliation is that I stopped being around in the house. I would leave the house very early in the morning and return late at night. I would go for business in another town and return 4 days later. She knows nothing stops me from coming home everyday from the other town because I have means of transportation. She flared up. Started calling relatives that I'm maltreating her. They asked her to say which ways I have been maltreating her...she said I'm avoiding our home. Relatives asked if I'm beating or starving her. She said no.
I know why it pained her very well. If she wants to go and urinate outside, I would go and drop her there. When she is through, she would call me and I would go and pick her up again.
She's a woman that's always settling fights for couples in the street. So, she never wanted it to be heard anywhere that we are quarelling in our home. She won't want anybody to come to our house to settle disputes. So this prolongs our fights always.
When she couldn't bear it again, she sent a message to me that goes like this: I INITIALLY DIDN'T WANT TO DIVORCE YOU BECAUSE OF YOUR DISABILITY AS I PITY YOU. BUT NOW, IT'S OVER. YOU HAVE TO BEAR THE CONSEQUENCES OF YOUR ACTIONS TOWARDS ME ALL THESE YEARS. WHAT DID I HAVE TO DO WITH A JUJU DIABOLIC MAN IN THE FIRST INSTANCE.
Let me disect those words in capital letters for you. I have a disability, but you can't notice it easily until you start talking to me. She said I have to bear the consequences of my actions towards her... looking back, I have done unimaginable things to make her happy. I even saved her life when she didn't want blood transfusion from unknown persons as a result of her Christian belief not to contract demons from the blood of unknown person. Fortunately, my blood group is that of a universal donor. That means I can donate blood for anybody. Note that she had never done any noteworthy thing for me apart from giving birth to our babies. About being a juju man, I will tell you how she arrived at this: somebody was about to give birth from her family side and the baby was in breech position. She asked for advice and I told her that if I take the woman to the village my uncle will give the woman a concoction to reverse it. Her faith is against it, but because someone from her side just gave birth through CS, which almost led to the death of mother and baby, she asked me to take the woman to the village. The breech position was reversed. I'm surprised she now labelled me a juju man.
Instead of me to take her message personal, I urged her to please herself. This infuriated her the more. Instead of leaving me, she invited someone to intervene, tracked me to the second town, and it was settled there.
My problem now is that those words are still ringing in my head... someone I thought was a lover said she married me out of piety. She has to genuinely apologise verbally and in writing... or she leaves the house for you and the kids. |
Family › Re: My Wife's 22yrs Old Niece Is Seriously Tempting Me . (she Like's Being Nude) by AlphaSoul: 4:44am On Feb 05, 2021 |
kingdiamond: Let me start from the begining . My wife delivered a bouncing baby boy for me last year . Which is my second child . I already have a 4yrs old pretty daughter . During that time this certain niece of my wife always come to help us with some certain chores . So we are so close to her (friendly) . Although we have a house help . I am living in my own house (Duplex) with multiple bathroom's . But this my inlaw alway's prefare to take her bath at the open yard . Not minding that i could see her naked . After some month's we later found out that the girl is pregnant & she is in her final year in the university . Her mum and my wive pleaded to me that the girl should stay in my place till she put's to bed & when the child is about 4 to 6 month's old her mother will carry the baby . I agreed . The problem now is that , not only that she take's her bath where i could see her . She now breast feed's her baby in my presence & through the process . She is alway's half naked . And the size of her breast has trippled . And her breast milk is too plenty for her baby . At time's when we are outside she will be pressing the milk out of her breast in the presence of me & my wife . That it has filled up and that it is paining her . And she knew that i am a (Lactite) meaning that i am the type of man that like's drinking breast milk.  ... LOL |
Culture › Re: How Many Languages Can You Speak Fluently? by AlphaSoul: 4:24am On Feb 05, 2021 |
English, Yoruba, Hausa, French. Merci  |
Career › Re: Chemical Engineering Graduate Sells Smoked Catfish - Pictures by AlphaSoul: 3:05am On Feb 05, 2021 |
viviangist: @VIVIANGIST
Her name is Monica Tanee. She's a Chemical Engineering graduate from the University of Portharcourt. She's from Rivers state, OGONI to be precise. She sells smoked Catfish thoroughly washed, sprinkling of salt processed through firewood oven.
She's one of the few Nigerian ladies who believes that she needs money to enable her to meet her needs and the way she know she can get it is through hard work. I celebrate your courage dear.
This clearly shows that she doesn't feel comfortable seeing some women sitting at home, waiting for a man to open a shop for them or to provide for their basic needs. You're truely an inspiration dear.....God bless you
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Career › Re: 6 Exceptional Nigerians Who Work At Apple by AlphaSoul: 2:55am On Feb 05, 2021 |
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Career › Re: 11 Nigerians Who Work At Twitter Headquarters, San Francisco (Photos) by AlphaSoul: 2:48am On Feb 05, 2021 |
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Career › Re: Two Senior Nigerian Lawyers Punished, SAN Title Removed by AlphaSoul: 2:22am On Feb 05, 2021 |
MKO4ever: The Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee, LPPC, on Thursday announced the withdrawal of the title of Senior Advocate of Nigeria from two lawyers for misconduct.
In a statement signed by its secretary, Hadiza Mustapha, the committee said the first affected lawyer, Oluwatoyin Bashorun, would not be allowed to re-apply for the position till after three years.
According to the statement, the other lawyer, Kunle Ogunban has been relinquished of all privileges attached to the title.
“At the last Emergency Meeting which was held on September, 15 2017; the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee by virtue of Section 5 (1) of the Legal Practitioners Act CAP L11, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria. 2004 as amended, decided to suspend the oonferment of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria on Oluwatoyin Ajoke Bashorun Esq. pending the investigation of all petitions filed against her.
“This is to further notify the General Public that after a thorough investigation of the petition by the sub-committee set up by the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (at which the Respondent was given a fair hearing) it was decided that the petition is meritorious. Consequently, the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee at its 129th Plenary Meeting has withdrawn the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria from Kunle Ogunba Esq. and all other privileges attached to the rank forthwith.”
According to the statement, the guidelines for the conferment of the title which Mr. Bashorun was found wanting in complying with include the following:
“The candidate must be of good character and must have no pending disciplinary case or complaint relating to professional misconduct against him. A candidate shall he considered ineligible if in the opinion of the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee the candidate is adjudged to be of the following disposition:
“Bad behaviour, whether in or out of Court; poor temperament or propensity to insult or assault people or cause them harm or put them in a state of fear of bodily harm;
“Evidence of moral depravity or other socially unacceptable behaviour; 19(I) A candidate must:
“Demonstrate high professional and personal integrity; b. Be honest and straightforward in all his professional/personal dealings,c. Be of good character and reputation; d. Be candid with clients and professional colleagues.”
“This is to notify the General Public that after a thorough investigation of the petition, the sub-committee as setup by the Legal Practitioners’ Privdeges Committee (at which the Applicant was given a fair hearing) at its 129m Plenary Meeting upheld the recommendations of the subcommittee to wit:
“That the petitioner’s petition is meritorious, having found that the respondent stayed and continued to stay in a rented property for nine years without paying rent.
“That Oluwatoyin Ajoke Bashorun Esq. being an officer in the temple of Justice and an aspirant to the exalted position of Senior Advocate of Nigeria has conducted herself in a manner which is clearly in contravention of the provisions of paragraphs 18(2) (a) & (c) and 19 (a) (b) (c) & (d) of the,” the statement said.
Regarding Mr. Ogumba, the statement said thus:
“Honeywell Group petitioned Kunle Ogunba SAN alleging professional misconduct against him. The misconduct allegedly consists of the institution of multiplicity of proceedings before different judges of the Federal High Court on the same subject with the deliberate aim of abusing the process of court and derailing the course of justice. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/255281-two-senior-nigerian-lawyers-punished-san-title-removed.html OMG! |
Career › Re: Why Do Lawyers Wear The Wig And Gown? Here Is Why by AlphaSoul: 2:11am On Feb 05, 2021 |
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The legal profession as we know it has its own peculiar traditions most of which are from antiquity. An instance of this is the wig and gown which has quite become the de rigueur for members of the Nigerian Legal profession. Most law students can’t seem to understand why a feminine attire like the wig and gown would become the norm for everyone. Why can’t we just don our fashionable suits with a little pizazz when appearing before courts like we see in the movies ? The history behind the practice of wearing this rather outlandish garb dates back to the 18th century where it had once been a status symbol distinguishing members of the noble profession from the rest of the populace. It’s something that has been handed down the years until we eventually inherited it from Britain as part of our colonial common law heritage (although in most countries there have been minor modifications). A lot of reasons have been cited for why lawyers today still wear the wig and gown (most of which I still laugh over).
(1) It was originally designed to distinguish members of the legal profession from other members of society.
(2) It brought authority, formality, dignity and solemnity of the law
(3) It emphasizes on the objectivity of the law and deflects personal attention from the judge. (Surely judges can’t be seen to be flamboyant)
(4) With respect to the judiciary, it is designed to bring anonymity to the judge and help them hide their identity.
(5) It was introduced in the past for hygienic reasons
Do you think it should be done away with? Lets here your thoughts then
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Career › Re: 8 Things Exceptional Bosses Constantly Tell Their Employees by AlphaSoul: 1:51am On Feb 05, 2021 |
ItuExchange: Leadership always starts with great communication, so amazing bosses use these phrases daily.
Whether you're managing an intern or running an entire business, your employees' success (and your own skin) depends on your leadership.
Thankfully, the solution for motivating your team and squashing any issues is right at the tip of your tongue. It all starts with communication -- the skill experts point to as the make-or-break factor for successful leadership.
Here are eight things that exceptional bosses tell their employees daily. Start using these daily (or begin looking for a boss who does), and watch your success skyrocket:
1. "I have total confidence in you." There's nothing more discouraging than a boss who doesn't believe in a person's abilities and tries to micromanage them at every turn. Even ultra-confident individuals will see their self-belief plummet if they're treated like a white-collar toddler.
As President Theodore Roosevelt said, "The best leader is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them while they do it."
It might be tough to let go of the reins at first, but if you give your team opportunities to rise to the occasion, you'll find a happier and more motivated office environment.
2. "This is what I want us to accomplish..." CEO and president of Lockheed Martin Marillyn Hewson found this to be the biggest key to success in her career: "Great leaders motivate and inspire people with why they're doing it," she says. "That's purpose. And that's the key to achieving something truly transformational."
What separates exceptional leaders from mediocre bosses is their ability to communicate their plans and tie the daily drudgery into big-picture goals. Charting a clear course for your team fosters a sense of job stability and drive at work -- so always take the time to explain "why" instead of merely doling out orders.
3. "What can we do better next time?" As Arianna Huffington sagely suggests, mistakes are the best teachers. "We need to accept that we won't always make the right decisions, that we'll screw up royally sometimes," she says. "Understanding that failure is not the opposite of success, it's part of success."
Every person on planet Earth has messed up at his or her job at least once (even me...well, maybe more than once). Mistakes happen, especially when you're trying something new.
As long as it's not a reckless or careless mistake, turn that error into a learning experience. Teaching someone what to do next time to avoid a blunder is much more productive than reprimanding them.
4. "I want to play to your strengths." Warren Bennis, a renowned author and scholar on leadership, found that "Too many companies believe people are interchangeable. Truly gifted people never are. They have unique talents." He says, "Such people cannot be forced into roles they are not suited for, nor should they be. Effective leaders allow great people to do the work they were born to do."
Every person on your team has special skills -- that's why I embrace uniqueness at my company, and you should, too. This speaks to the idea of treating people as individuals in a world where employees are too often seen as expendable. Looking for greatness in everyone we work with can only lead to great things.
5. "What is your opinion?" Top-notch bosses don't let ego get in the way of innovation -- they seek advice from everyone, regardless of where they are on the totem pole.
Asking your employees what they think is another great way to show that you have faith in them and value their input. Plus, I've found that the best insights come from the most unexpected places.
6. "How can I better support you?" An excellent way of reducing employee turnover is a preventative approach. Take the time to check in with your team. Ask them what's on their plate and what you can do to help them succeed.
As Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook, says, "Leadership is about making others better as a result of your presence and making sure that impact lasts in your absence."
If you serve and enable your team, they'll want to do the same for you and your company, too.
7. "Let me know if you have any questions." Many people have had at least one intimidating boss whom they didn't feel like they could go to for help. Having an open door policy shows that you're available to your team and care about open communication and their productivity. The faster their questions are answered, the faster they can get back to accomplishing the task at hand.
8. "Good work." Giving recognition is a lot cheaper than installing Ping-Pong tables or nap pods, and much more effective. No matter how much employees are paid and how cushy their perks are, they'll want to know that someone cares about their work. So take a few minutes to invest in well-deserved praise -- your team will always appreciate it.
Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2lo6Q7/:1vpg496ed:TdUkDkG8/www.inc.com/elle-kaplan/8-things-exceptional-bosses-constantly-tell-their-employees.html
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Celebrities › Re: Lady Forgot She is In Nigeria, Went To Market With Bum Short N She Was Harassed by AlphaSoul: 1:39am On Feb 05, 2021 |
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Career › Re: How To Help Your Lawyer Win Your Case by AlphaSoul: 12:48am On Feb 05, 2021 |
legalpanic: Winning is not always in the hand of the attorney or how advantageously placed a case is, sometimes it is also in the hands of the client. So as a Client, your comments, opinions and passive strategies in your own case are as important as your lawyer’s active strategies to win your matter in court. Knowing how to help your lawyer win your case, is very important for you, because you have a role to play in winning your case, before a Court or any tribunal. John, a music producer in Lagos, Nigeria, feels guilty for the way he handled his copyright case which made it impossible for his lawyer to win his case for him. Every client wants his case won, but sometimes the client makes this dream unrealizable for the lawyer and himself. So how can a client help his lawyer win his own case? 1.) Openness: Clients should be ready to reveal the entire situation about their case to a lawyer. Not opening up on the tiniest of details can cause some surprise in court for the lawyer, who is definitely not ready for such a surprise that might be harmful to his client’s case. Be open with your fears and likely loopholes in your case. 2.) Statements: Before you make or write any statement before any prosecutorial body or agency, e.g. the police, etc., make sure you ask for the presence of your lawyer, as this could help you avoid some irreparable damages. David, an inmate of a Nigerian prison, feels he had destroyed his case already before the case commenced in court. You have a right to remain silent in most Nations of the world once you are arrested. See Chapter 4 of the Constitution of Nigeria 1999 as amended. 3.) Discretion: Avoid bragging about an ongoing case in court, because this might unconsciously or indirectly lead you to tell the other side or party some key strategies to be used by your Attorney or Lawyer. Once you have a case in court, avoid too much discussion on it, especially in the open, this can save your case from total destruction in court as every move is strategically planned for by your lawyer without the knowledge of a third or unknown party. 4.) Questions: Always be ready to ask questions and details from your lawyer. This will prepare you for some questions in cross-examination and help the lawyer figure out some obscure areas. This helps you boost confidence in your case and helps the lawyer prepare more against any eventualities. Sometimes, clients, can be scared they might be asking a stupid question, but trust me, better stupid before your counsel than stupid in court. 5.) Be open to Negotiation (Alternative Disputes Resolution): As a client, be free to ask your Lawyer to negotiate or find an alternative route to litigation. This is because sometimes, a lawyer might not want the case to end raptly as this will decrease his financial fee. However, this situation depends on the facts of the case, as not every case can end with the magic wand of ADR. 6.) Be consistent: Some client gives different testimony in the police station, in the lawyer’s office and court. This is harmful to any healthy case as such testimonies will be unreliable in court and therefore, make it almost impossible for his Lawyer to win the case. 7.) Commitment: A client should make himself available for any appointment with his lawyer. He or she must be ready to cooperate extensively with his or her lawyer to produce remarkable results. All fees on your case should also be paid promptly as this will boost the morale of your attorney. 8.) Confidence: Work on your confidence before the court session. See the court as a freedom Park with minor formalities. Get yourself more acquainted with your witness statement, even though it is presumed you wrote it yourself. Ensure you look the Judge and every lawyer in court, in their eyes when you talk. Be more empathetic with a statement that deals with emotions and endeavour to be relaxed at all times. This way, you attract sympathy and truthfulness in your testimony. 9.) Evidence: Always make available every document or evidence that your lawyer might need for your case. Never indulge in evidence destruction, even though they might be against your suit in court. Lawyer are trained to use any information in their possession to the best of his client’s advantage. Such destruction might lead to grave consequences in court. CULLED: www.legalpanic.com Merci! |
Family › Re: Justice Anthony Okoro: DNA Confirms My 3 Kids Are Not My Biological Chidren by AlphaSoul: 11:46pm On Feb 04, 2021 |
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Career › Re: Top 10 Richest Lawyers In Nigeria 2017 - Law Repository Nigeria by AlphaSoul: 11:05pm On Feb 04, 2021 |
towel190: http://www.lawrepository.com.ng/2016/12/top-10-richest-lawyers-in-nigeria-2017.html
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Picture of some of the richest Nigerian Lawyers. Tunde Folawiyo at number 1, Adewumi Ogunsanya at number 3, Aare Afe Babalola at number 5 and Mr. Gbenga Oyebode at number 7.
Richest lawyers in Nigeria: a look at the who's who of the ten wealthiest Nigerian Lawyers.
In a country with booming legal practice, success stories and entrepreneurship, success is often measured by the value one has in terms of money. The success, however, is years of hard work and toil that gets people where they are today. Law Repository Nigeria presents to you a list of the ten richest Nigerian Lawyers, with their net worth in millions of dollars.
We look at the who’s who of the list.
1. Mr. Tunde Folawiyo
With an estimated net worth of more than $700 Million, Mr. Tunde Folwayio is one of the richest Nigerian lawyers. He is the managing director of Yinka Folawiyo group – a group he inherited from his father, Wahab Folawiyo. He worked with the law firm of Ogunsanya & Ogunsanya till 1989 before he abandoned active legal practice.
2. Mr. John Olatunde Ayeni
He is a Nigerian lawyer, investor and business magnate. He holds board positions on companies throughout Nigeria. He is the chairman of Skye Bank PLC, Aso Savings and Loans PLC, Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company Yola Electricity Distribution Company and a host of other companies. He is a founding partner in Legal Resource Alliance in Ikeja, Lagos. He has an estimated net worth of $600 Million
3. Mr. Adewumi Ogunsanya SAN
Mr. Ogunsanya is a managing partner in the law firm of Ogunsanya & Ogunsanya and he is one of the newest Senior Advocates in Nigeria. Mr. Ogunsanya is the chairman of several companies like Smile Nigeria, Trocadero Group of Companies, Multichoice Nigeria and a host of others. He is a board member of Heritage Bank. Mr. Adewumi is worth over over $250 Million.
4. Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim
Founder and Chairman of Global Fleet Group, he is best known for being a former gubernatorial aspirant in Ondo State. He is worth an estimated $200 Million
5. Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, OFR, CON
Aare as he is fondly called is the founding partner of Afe Babalola & Co (Emmanuel Chambers), one of the largest law firms in the country reputed to have produced the most senior advocates of Nigeria. Aare is also the Founder of the popular Afe Babalola University. He handled many cases on behalf of the federal government under the Olusegun Obasanjo regime. He has an estimated net worth of $150 Million.
6. Mr. Wole Olanipekun, SAN
He is one of the most popular lawyers in Nigeria. He is a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association. He is the face of Election Petition in Nigeria and is one of the most sought after lawyers in Nigeria. He is the managing partner of Wole Olanipekun & Co, a firm he founded. With litigation costs running into several millions of dollars, Mr. Olanipekun is worth an estimated $122 Million.
7. Mr. Gbenga Oyebode, MFR
One of Nigeria’s most renowned commercial lawyers, Gbenga Oyebode is a founder and Managing Partner of Aluko & Oyebode- a successful corporate and commercial law firm in Nigeria. He owns a minority shareholding in MTN Nigeria, and sits on the company’s board. Mr Oyebode is also a former chairman of Access Bank PLC and the current chairman of Okomu Oil and Crusade Insurance. The value of his shareholdings in these companies is worth tens of millions of dollars. He has an estimated net worth of $120 Million. He is qualified to practice in New York and Nigeria.
8. Mr. Wale Babalakin SAN
Mr. Babalakin is a managing partner in the law firm of Babalakin and co. He is also the chairman of several Nigerian companies. His company built the famous MMA2 in Lagos and was initially granted the contract to reconstruct the Lagos-Ibadan expressway until it was revoked in November 2012. Mr. Babalakin is worth an estimated $80 million and is consistently ranked as being one of the richest Nigerians.
9. Dr. Konyinsola Ajayi SAN
Dr. Konyinsola Ajayi, SAN serves as Managing Partner of the law firm of Olaniwun Ajayi and is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Dr. Ajayi has been a legal counsel in Nigeria since 1980 and has over 25 years legal expertise in Energy and Natural Resources, International Business Transactions, Banking, Capital Markets, Construction and Engineering, Privatisation as well as Litigation and Arbitration. He is a Board member at Dangote Sugar Refinery PLC. He is worth an estimated $25 Million.
10. Chief Joe Kyari Gadzama SAN
He is a managing partner in the law firm of JK Gadzama & Partners, a firm he founded. He contested and lost the 2016 Nigerian Bar Association Presidential Election. He has an estimated net worth of $15 Million.
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Celebrities › Re: Prince Emeka Ani Is Sick, Seeks Financial Help (Video, Photos) by AlphaSoul: 10:48pm On Feb 04, 2021 |
Acidosis: Now female nollywood stars are to blame?? Smh. When an actor becomes sick, the f00lish ones come online to blame actresses. What kind of f**kery is this na??
You want the male actors to be as wealthy as the females but how many people here follow the male actors on social media? The most followed Nollywood stars are all females. In fact, no male actor made the list of 20 or 30 most followed Nollywood stars, yet you want them to be as rich as the females? Isn't that stup!dity?
Of course, more fans on social media means more endorsements. Many female actresses get huge deals. Even those who aren't nollywood stars get as much as 5m to advertise some bleaching cream and waist trainers online.
This is how the female stars make their monies. Stop the blame game. Nobody will pay any male nollywood star or veteran when all you have is 15k followers on Instagram or Twitter.
You all should stop whining and think for a minute. Meanwhile, the world is evolving, you should too. Emmanuela and Mark Angel currently make more money than any Nollywood star in the history of Nigeria. No one comes close, not Omotola, Genevieve, not Funke Akindele.
There are many ways to make money with your talent in the new age. A veteran without a YouTube channel or social page will die in severe poverty. There's no doubt about that.  |
Career › Re: Four Reasons Why Lawyers Are Like Condoms by AlphaSoul: 10:19pm On Feb 04, 2021 |
Amodsun: For goodness sake we can be likened to many things but not condom. Those were my exact thought when I came across a discussion on why lawyers are like condoms on Rollonfriday.com.
I quickly read through the discussion and couldn't help but agree with some of the reasons that were adduced on why lawyers could be likened to a condom. Out of the many reasons given, I decided to share these four points I personally believe to be true. So here they are:
1.People get to use both lawyers and condoms because they have to, not that they want to
If given an option, most folks would rather not use both lawyers and condoms. So it now becomes a question of them being left with no other option than to use them; because if they don’t, they would be screwed.
2.Both lawyers and condoms are only used at critical moments
We don’t get to use them every now and then. We only remember them when we find ourselves under certain critical situations. When everything is going on well we don’t remember them; but at those key moments, we quickly reach out for them.
3.When the deal is done, both lawyers and condoms are cast off in disgust
This particular point flows from the above mentioned points. If both lawyers and condoms are only used because people don’t have an option than to use them, and their usage is only needed under critical moments, it becomes predictable that once they have been used, they will be discarded; most times with disgust. More like- “The deal is done; I have no further need of you”.
4.When lawyers and condoms are neglected, the consequences are grave.
Neglect a lawyer and you are most likely going to get yourself into a lot of trouble. Folks have lost great fortune, been cheated, duped, suffered great injustice because they never got a lawyer involved. In the same manner, unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, broken marriages are some of the consequences of neglecting the use of condoms.
As much as comparing lawyers with condoms might not be the cutest thing to do, but hey, you can’t help but to also agree with me that we share some similarities. Let’s hear your opinion on this, and probably other ways we share similarities with condoms.....#Legooo   |
Celebrities › Re: MC Oluomo, His 6 Daughters & 3 Sons In Atlanta (Photos) by AlphaSoul: 9:43pm On Feb 03, 2021 |
FlirtyGist: MC Oluomo excited show of his 6 daughters and 3 sons as they stepped out in Atlanta. The proud father took to his Instagram handle and wrote;
Me and my boys today chilling at O'Charleys. May God guide you all as you are all growing up to become a responsible man. May Almighty Allah protect you all for me. No evil against you all shall prosper Amen
Look at my girls turing into responsible young Ladies. I pray for you all that blessings will contuine finding you. May you all be successful and never know pain amen. My children make me happy and proud.
BY GISTMORE.COM >> https://gistmore.com/mc-oluomo-show-off-6-daughters-3-sons-atlanta-photos Beautiful family... Cool!  |
Celebrities › Re: Mercy Eke Apologizes To Nigerians: 'I've Learnt From My Mistakes' by AlphaSoul: 10:57am On Feb 03, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Thung Family: Lagos Oriental Hotel Doesn't Belong To Tinubu by AlphaSoul: 9:55am On Feb 03, 2021*. Modified: 10:25am On Feb 03, 2021 |
Jamersirwin1971: For me it’s been years I have been arguing with friends on this. It’s owned by the number 15th billionaire in China. But false news won’t allow lagosians believe. The logo at the hotel will tell anyone who has been to China/read their history before know it’s owned by chinese Thanks for this emphasis which I have also always told people since 2015 when Tinubu took AIT and Dokpesi to court for libel that Oriental Hotel does NOT belong to Tinubu. Too many political/ethnic bigots and gullible people exist in Nigeria. This is how a FAKE video of Tinubu circulated on WhatsApp and online claiming he had escaped to France with some superimposed/doctored voices supposedly calling Tinubu an "ole" or "thief," but my eagle eyes saw that the fake video had British vehicle number plates and British police. All along Asiwaju Bola Tinubu was in Nigeria and never ran to France! |
Politics › Re: Thung Family: Lagos Oriental Hotel Doesn't Belong To Tinubu by AlphaSoul: 9:39am On Feb 03, 2021*. Modified: 9:58am On Feb 03, 2021 |
money121: Endsars Protest: See This Banner In Front Of Oriental Hotel
LAGOS ORIENTAL HOTEL DOES NOT BELONG TO TINUBU IT BELONGS TO THE TUNG FAMILY 100%
Oriental Hotel have Clear una oooo
God No Go shame Us ooo  This clarification was made years back in 2015 after Asiwaju Bola Tinubu took Raymond Dokpesi and AIT to court for billions of Naira for broadcasting the false and highly defamatory PDP propaganda documentary video over several days. It was the PDP guys that started the libelous stories in 2014 that Tinubu owns Oriental Hotel among other lies. |
Education › Re: Student's Pots Eaten By Rats (Photos) by AlphaSoul: 8:16am On Feb 03, 2021*. Modified: 9:03am On Feb 03, 2021 |
MrCover: Update From . COM
A number of Twitter users have taken to the platform to complain that rats now eat iron pots, Reports.
A Twitter user shared photos of his pots and said the jagged surface was caused by rats that ate them.
Other Twitter users responded, sharing photos of their pots they claimed were eaten by rats too.
One said he travelled for just a month and returned to see that rats had eaten his pot and soap.
See Tweets Photos As Obtained By Below:
Source: Twitter User "Drilling machine" set of incisors teeth...  |
Crime › Re: I Pick My Mom's Cucumbers, Lick It And Masturbate With It-nigerian Lady Reveals by AlphaSoul: 7:58am On Feb 03, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Profile Of Major-General LEO Irabor, The New Chief Of Defence Staff by AlphaSoul: 8:37pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
pazienza: An Agbor person bearing Edoid name does not really mean that he is of Edo origin. Unless such Agbor person is from Oza-nogogo, an obvious Edoid people who are part of Agbor but retained their Edoid native language. In the past, Agbor kings acquired names of Bini kings in form of admiration. Many married Bini women too who give their children Edo names. These Edo names have survived today as surnames, that even Ika people don't know the meaning of, because they were never indigenous names and has no root in the Igboid language of the people.
On Akoko Edo. Akoko Edo has many distinct Edoid languages and hence seem to have all adopted Yoruba language as lingua franca for easy communication and that had resulted in many of them bearing Yoruba names they don't know the meaning of or has no meaning in their own language. Of course I'm aware there are some indigenous Yoruboid villages at the boundary of Akoko Edo and Akoko Ondo. OK thanks Pazienza. Hello @Jericco1, you are from Agbor. Kindly clarify/shed more light on what was posted above. There's an Igbodo lawyer whose forum post I read over 10 years ago who said he prefered to identify as Ibo because of a bitter experience of rejection in Benin as a result of the invasion of the Mid-West by the rebel troops from the secessionist enclave during the 1967-1970 Nigerian Civil War (which lasted for exactly 2 years 6 months). NOTE: Igbodo is in Ika N/East LGA. I know of a video of Sunday Oliseh posted on NL who denied being Ibo. I need clarity on this above topic from actual Agbor town indigenes or people. I have good friends from the different parts of Anioma from my FGC and uni days in Nigeria decades back. One of them is from Boji Boji Owa in Ika N/East and his name is Ehis. |
Politics › Re: Profile Of Major-General LEO Irabor, The New Chief Of Defence Staff by AlphaSoul: 6:44pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
Etinosa1234: Modupe mother is from ososo which had interaction with the Yorubas OK, Ososo... Thanks for the info on Modupe Ozolua's mother. I read in the early 2000s when Modupe (born in 1973) said in a newspaper that she is from Sabongida-Ora and she said her very light skin is probably from the white woman who married into the royal family of Ozolua many centuries ago (via genetic transmission). |
Politics › Re: Profile Of Major-General LEO Irabor, The New Chief Of Defence Staff by AlphaSoul: 5:22pm On Feb 02, 2021*. Modified: 4:13pm On Feb 03, 2021 |
hammerDK: THIS IS THE FIRST CITIZEN OF AGBOR TODAY.
U NEVER SEE HIM IN PUBLIC WITHOUT HIS RED CAP. NOTE: The red chieftaincy cap was first introduced into the S/East region centuries back by the Igala people who colonised the Nsuka area in Northern Iboland. The red chieftaincy cap is originally not indigenous to the Ibos. It spread to other Ibo areas from Nsuka which has some mixed Igala ancestry. The red chieftain cap is also worn by Yorubas of Kogi State and Kwara States and other Northern ethnic groups like the Ebiras, Igalas, Jukuns, Hausas, etc.
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Politics › Re: Akin Alabi To Artist Who Shared An Artwork Of Him & Ajimobi "I Don't Like It" by AlphaSoul: 3:46pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
muchroom: An artist who made an artwork of Akin Alabi and his late mentor Abiola Ajimobi got more than he bargained from the politician when he asked twitter users for a retweet of the work. Akin Alabi bluntly replied to the artist that he doe not like the work, even though the request to retweet was meant for others and not him. What is your take on this drawing?
There has been a barrage of attacks on the betting executive for being so harsh on an upcoming artist who probably needed his encouragement. Several twitter users said his silence would have been better than putting down the efforts of the artist in such a manner.
https://mobile.twitter.com/akinalabi/status/1287530201623207936 @AkinAlabi has always been blunt! In this case Akin is right. The painting does NOT look like him.  Senator Abiola Ajimobi came out looking all right in the painting. |
Politics › Re: Profile Of Major-General LEO Irabor, The New Chief Of Defence Staff by AlphaSoul: 2:52pm On Feb 02, 2021*. Modified: 5:01pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
Etrusen: congratulations to our southern brother for the elevation may God give him wisdom to serve the people rather than being an instrument for destruction. secondly for those of you arguing the name " Irabor".... the name is 100% Edoid word which is sometimes pronounce slightly differently by the various Edoid tribes for example in Benin there is a saying that " the wrong speaking of Benin is what Esan is made up of" also " an Urhobo man begin to speak Benin when it become difficult for him." this particular name is common among all the Edoid tribe just that the first letter "I" is mostly change among them. if you observe the early obis in Agbor and their palace chiefs, they mostly had Edo names and some of them still retain their surname till date just like this Irabor case the population among Ikas may have been another dialect but the royalty is of Edo origin so don't be surprise seeing an Ika/ Agbor man answering Osagie, Irabor, Ogbemudia, Eboigbodin, Ilahor, Erhahon, Ovia etc as surname because you will agree with me that surname tells a man true origin similar names in Benin are Erabor Okunbor Idubor Osunbor Otabor Ogunbor Ogbebor Edobor Igiebor Esezobor Ozabor etc let me keep it meaning first if an Igbo man says the name is their own let him tell us the meaning so we can be done with this
in this case of argument, the different between an ika man answering an Edoid name and an Edoid man answering a Yoruba name is that in the case of Ika Urhobo, Esan Benin etc tribe answering Irabor, Ogbebor etc, it means the same exact thing among the tribe
but in the case of an Edo man answering a Yoruba name, it either his father was a Yoruba man or the person is totally a Yoruba person or the parent( Edo) of the child being in love with a particular Yoruba name decided to name his child the said name for example MODUPE (child's name and also Yoruba word) Ozolua (surname and Edo word) I.e Modupe Ozolua.
and no one can argue the fact the surname shows one true origin
just like Davido being in love with his mothers name Imade (Edo) decided to name his child but that does not change the child to Edo because Adeleke ( surname and Yoruba word ) already show the child origin.
or again, sometimes among various Nigeria tribes names can be spelt alike but mean different thing because of pronunciation eg EZE means river in Benin but EZE means king in Igbo
because I have come to find out that those names have no meaning in ancestral Edo language. So if anyone have any Yoruba name answered by an Edo man let him bring it together with the meaning in both Edo and Yoruba and you will also tell us if it is the person surname or his name 1. Nduka Obaigbena. Nduka Irabor. Jim Ovia, etc. All of them from the Ika/Agbor area with Edoid ancestry. Yeah, Modupe Ozolua is a direct royal descendant of a Bini monarch. 2. Usen in Ovia N/E was founded by Yoruba migrants from Ile-Ife and they greet one another by asking "How is Ife or Uhe?" Usen also has Edoid influences as well. There are Usen indigenes on NL such as wale03 who I remember said in 2020 that the Oba of Benin prevented Usen town from joining their kith-and-kin in the SW via boundary adjustments. NOTE: There are Yoruba-founded towns in Edo State such as Usen and Egbeta. Indigenes of these towns have discussed this on NL in the last 10 years. Cc: Pazienza, most Akoko-Edo towns have people who have Yoruba names with some Yoruba and Edoid/Benin migrant ancestry. However, most of the Akoko-Edos claim Igarra origin (they are of Ebira ancestry). Usen indigenes are of Ile-Ife or Yoruba descent. Usen ancestry also migrated to found the Olukunmi-speaking communities/towns in Delta North (or Aniocha North) of Ugbodu and Eko Efun (or Ukwunzu).
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Politics › Re: Profile Of Major-General LEO Irabor, The New Chief Of Defence Staff by AlphaSoul: 2:30pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: The Official Peugeot 504 Of Olusegun Obasanjo In 1979 As Head Of State (Photo) by AlphaSoul: 2:19pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
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Romance › Re: 13 Signs Your Life Is Centred Around A Girl And It Promises A Heartbreak by AlphaSoul: 12:14pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
EMUSMITHY: PG1.DEC17 2017 How Do You Know Your Life Is Centred Around A Girl, who most times can be unfaithful and invariable?
It's not a good thing for a man place his life and happiness around a woman. The invariability is too pronounced. Adam tried and failed.
In as much as ladies play a huge role in the grand scheme of things, they are not and shouldn't be the reason for your woes. If they become, it's because you allowed it. Enough is Enough.
This is a COUNTER THREAD to that created by a Nairaland lady some hours ago.
1. When You Can Give Her Anything Just To Get Intimate
Self control is what makes a boy a man. If you're in the class of those whose girlfriend control their existence via their vee-jay then I'm talking to you. Your life is tied around a girl. It could be frustrating.
2. When You Always Give Her Money To Sustain The "Relationship"
I don't even know what to say to such folks. I mean, how could you? Heard a guy around was doing this; giving her 1k per day. Today, they're not together. You can't be doing. Not because you're broke but because you're tying your respect to something that has no strength: Things Fall Apart, The Centre Cannot Hold.
3. When You Can't Correct Her Without Fear Of Her Leaving You
One day or another, the girl that won't stay will find a reason to leave. Stop breaking your head. If she's wrong, go head on and correct the error that moment. If she's proud, there's no future. If you keep managing her, you life is tied.
4. When You Skip Lectures Just To Be With Her
I used to have a hostel neighbour then who misses lectures just to stay indoors with girlfriend. I know someone else who won't open his shop because he's home alone with his girl. Both of them, their cluelessness is wider than River Niger.
5. When After A Breakup You Keep Crying Like A "baby"
I personally detest this. Currently on the earth's surface, there are over 3 billion girls. Stop crying over one. Please.
6. When You Can't Stay A Month Without Being In A Relationship
Taking a cue from the previous point, those who weep and mourn because a girl is leaving their lives are those who are addicted to always being in a relationship. They just must co-habit, with emotions intact.
7. When You Don't Do BeeJay But Because She Wants It, You Did it
Honestly, this depicts you as a 'slave' of some sort. Stand your ground. Don't do anything and everything to PLEASE a girl. Do your thing and put yourself first. You're safer that way. She is too. 
8. When You ALWAYS Send Money At Her Request
I dunno about you but telling a lady NO is a beautiful thing. They may want you to prove your love by being financially responsible but DO IT, not on their terms, but yours. You mustn't always send money to her. Simple.
9. When You Can Borrow Airtime Just To Speak To Her BUT You Can't Do Same For Your Siblings
How can you place her above your siblings? You're not yet married to her and you're being indebted just to please her. She asks you to send airtime, you do and she won't even call you with that airtime. Let it end in 2017.
10. When You See Nothing Wrong With You Always Having To Beg Even When She's Wrong
You mustn't always beg her when there's a fight or disagreement. You mustn't always read all and click YES, I AGREE. You must stand your ground sometimes and let her feel sorry for her wrong. If you don't agree with me, my brother your life is Centred Around her and that can be very very risky.
11. When You Call Her More Than You Call Your Mum
Who does that? Our mums are our first girlfriends. You shouldn't let a girl walk into your life and suddenly you make excuse for not calling your parents but you speak to her on per hour basis. You are the one I'm talking about.
12. When Your Money Is "Our" Money But Her Money Is Her Money.
Forgerrit, even as you guys are, our money is our money. GO DUTCH with her. I mean, share responsibilities with her. How can you keep a girl you hope to marry and she saves her money but spends yours. It's only normal if you find a well-groomed girl. If you refuse to heed to me, you're tied bro.
13. When You Get Jealous Whenever She Wants You To.
Jealousy in relationships is a show of untrustworthiness and a product of premature knowledge of each other. Ladies know how to get their man jealous BUT if you can pass that test, your life isn't tied to hers.
You're good for something. Don't allow yourself to look like a dullard before a girl who obviously doesn't care about you but wants to play with your time and money.
Above all, don't allow your life to be tied and centred around a girl. Go for girls but don't make them all you go for.
Find ultimate pleasure in goals not in girls.
Merci "10"... Merci. |
Romance › Re: Matured Ladies Share Your Most Awkward 69ing Experience 18 And Above(pics) by AlphaSoul: 10:39am On Feb 02, 2021 |
cristianisraeli: Women Reveal Their Most Awkward 69ing Stories Ever
Most 69ing is awkward, but these moments are especially awkward.
No matter which way you do it, most 69ing is awkward. Different heights, weird angles, and getting too wrapped up in how good you feel that you forget you're supposed to be actually participating — it happens to everyone. Here, six women share their extraordinarily embarrassing 69 stories.
1. "I squirted in his mouth and he told me that I almost drowned him.""I was once hooking up with this guy and he wanted to 69 and I was like, "Uh, OK, sure why not?" So we started really getting into it, and sometimes when I orgasm I have the tendency to squirt. Clearly this guy was not well versed in squirting, and began sputtering and asked if I had 'just peed in his mouth' and exclaimed that I had 'almost drowned him.' Super awkward." —Carrie
2. "I was staring into his butthole and noticed something was coming out of it.""When I was 20, I was making out with my boyfriend and when things heated up, we took a turn down Route 69. I was staring into his butthole and noticed something was coming out of it. I didn't say anything, because there is no polite way of saying, 'Yo, something's up with your butt.' Later, after heavy Googling, I realized that it was hemorrhoids. Like, a lot of them. It was as if his butthole was an '80s music video where Nena was standing inside it just out of sight holding onto a fistful of 99 angry red balloons. We dated way longer than we should have and finally broke up because he got a rare skin infection from only bathing once a week, like a 15th century explorer. Cool." —Cassie, 32 |
Romance › Re: UBUNJA's MISEDUCATION: The Female Source Code. by AlphaSoul: 7:03am On Feb 02, 2021*. Modified: 8:30am On Feb 02, 2021 |
ubunja: What makes women tick at the most basic level.
FRIENDSHIP. Let's say two Laws are passed: one banning sex between men and women; And another banning friendship between men and women. What will happen? Riots and mayhem that's what.
Men and women will riot and burn the country. But it is important to understand which gender will riot against which law.
Women will riot against the banning of FRIENDSHIP between men and women. Men will riot against the banning of SEX.
Men can not live without Sex, Women can not live without Friendship with men.
Friendship with a man is the only relationship that a woman can have with a man that allows her to get money and stuff from him WITHOUT giving him sex. That's a secret hidden from men.
For women, a man's friendship is more important than a man's love. And more important than a man's dick. Because with male friends, a woman can get ANYTHING without giving back ANYTHING.
A woman's guy friends don't mind helping her move, checking her car, fixing her place, helping her out with money, keeping her safe etc - for FREE. If the woman gets all that from a BF she has to PAY with sex. But with guy friends it's free.
ATTENTION AND VALIDATION. If all the men in Nigeria ignore all the women, and instead focus on 1 woman - every man adoring and worshiping her - that woman, receiving that infinite attention, will feel her need to have sex diminish to almost zero
There's a level of Attention and Validation that if a woman gets from men it cancels out her need for Sex. The female sex drive differs from the male sex drive in this aspect. While the male sex drive is a physical hunger like the hunger for food or the thirst for water, The female sex drive is VALIDATIONAL in nature.
The more important you make a woman feel the less she needs to impress you. (You're impressed already) And the less she needs to sleep with you to feel important (she's important already to you)
The more valued a woman feels the weaker her sex drive is because the less she has to use her sexuality to get Validation. And in the opposite way, the less valued a woman feels the stronger her sex drive is because the more she has to use her sexuality to get Validation. Or to feel valued.
A man can date a woman who seems to enjoy sex, But as soon as he marries her, give her comfort, security and peace of mind her pussy turn dry. Too many men are confused why the happier they make their women the less their women want sex. It's because these women are content and secure. And that has a chilling effect on their sex drive. It slows it down. To reignite the passion the men have to subtract the things that are making the women content and secure.
If your woman has lost interest in sex, bring in drama, uncertainty and confusion. Start acting funny. Have suspicious phone calls. Have female friends visit etc - Make your woman think she's about to be replaced. She'll stress, process a lot mentally and question her value to you, and in the process her legs will snap open. And pussy juices will flow.
THE SOURCE CODE. Here are the codes to female sexuality:
When a woman gives the least amount of sex for the most amount of money It's about money
When a woman gives the most amount of sex for the least amount of money it's about Validation
Women who participate in 3sums and gangbangs don't speak too much about enjoying multiple dick but speak more about enjoying being THE CENTRE OF ATTENTION. Because it is about seeking Validation not seeking Pleasure. A woman can pleasure herself better than any man can and no man can pleasure a woman better than a intimacy gadget can. Strictly speaking a woman doesn't NEED a man for pleasure. So when a woman chases men for sex it has more to do with Validation than pleasure. She feels valuable when she's valuable to men.
Most girls who do gang bangs do them free. And the most hardened sluts will be offended if you offered them money for sex. I once related the story of a Bleep addicted slut who, after we offered her money, told us she can do it free if we go hardcore enough on her. I had told her we were about 7 guys. Shît is crazy.
SELF-ESTEEM. A woman's sex drive is opposite her self-esteem.
The reason treating a woman like trash pays in sex is because it erodes a woman's self-esteem that she then seeks to replenish by opening her legs. The more worthless a woman feels on the inside the more she seeks worth through sex. The sex compensates for the inadequacies. It's the reason disrespectful men get a lot of sex from women. It's the same with men and money. The more worthless a man feels on the inside the more he seeks worth through money. The money compensates for the inadequacies. And a man with zero self-esteem will pay the most amount of money for the least amount of sex. Even paying for NO sex. And still feel good. A man's spending habits with women are opposite his self-esteem.
In women, things like sex addiction are more a symptom of deeper underlying issues than mere love of dick: Let's say a boy and a girl are going through problems at home. They will both act out. But in different ways. The boy will turn to petty crime. While the girl will turn to sexual promiscuity. Sex is how women deal with issues. Antisocial behavior is how men deal with issues. That's why in Society's eyes a man at his worst is a criminal. And a woman at her worst a whôré. And both whôré and criminal live side by side on the street because where there are prostitutes, criminals will be there. They understand each other because they're going through the same shît but expressing it differently.
The weaker a woman's self esteem is, the easier she becomes a slut. And Pîmps know low self-esteem women make the best prostitutes. While sexologists know the first step in treating female sexual addiction is raising the woman's self-esteem. Meanwhile to get the best sex from a woman you destroy her self-esteem. Everything with female sexuality hinges on Self-esteem. Everything with male spending habits on women hinges on Self-esteem.
When a woman loses her self-esteem - when she feels worthless on the inside - her Inner Self seeks to regenerate the lost Worth the quickest way it knows how: BY MAKING THE WOMAN OPEN HER LEGS. Because what's between her legs is the most wanted thing in the World guaranteed to generate the attention she needs to feel like a somebody.
The woman's Inner Self points to men's lust for the woman and says to her: "See, all these men want to fvck you. And you make them cum nicely. You're not totally worthless!"
As a young boy I remember two prostitutes from the neighborhood pub fighting and one shouting in vernacular, "ayisikho uthanda amadoda" (that's why you love men), and I remember the other throwing her ass in the air and defiantly shouting back, "Bayangithanda ngoba ngimnandi" (They love me because I'm sweet). Everyone burst out laughing at the shamlessness of the reply. I never forgot that incident.
She loved men because men loved how sweet her pussy was.
CHASING VALIDATION. Ever noticed this on Social Media? A girl posts a picture, and she gets a hundred nice comments. Then an asshole of a guy comes online disses the picture calling the girl fat and ugly. Then the magic happens: The girl ignores the 100 sweet comments and fixates on the 1 bitter comment. She engages the hater while the supporters look on feeling neglected.
It's a natural law.
We all fear rejection and a even 1 hater in a sea of supporters gets our Attention. We chase the Hater's approval wishing for him to be AGREEABLE. And as long as we're chasing the Hater's approval he has power over us.
If a woman meets 99 guys who compliment her but 1 guy spits in disgust, What will stress the woman that night?
The 99 compliments or the 1 spit?
That 1 spit of course: "Why did that guy spit? Am I not pretty enough in his eyes? I will show him". Then over the following weeks the girl will dress and act TO IMPRESS THAT 1 GUY WHO SPIT. She then LIVES FOR HIS VALIDATION. And once the girl does that, as far as that guy is concerned, with that guy, the girl is dealing from a position of weakness. She's chasing that validation. And as long as she's chasing, that guy has tremendous power over her. Power even to fvck her.
There is no sweeter girl than a girl that's chasing your Approval and Validation. Its how you deal with women from a position of Power.
DEALING WITH WOMEN FROM A POSITION OF POWER. A woman can size you up by your choice of words. There's a superior way of talking to women. And there's an inferior way of talking to women. Learn the difference:
Nice Guy: I know how to fvck. Bad Boy: Do you even know how to fvck?
Nice Guy: I feel so lucky to have you. Bad Boy: You should feel lucky to have me.
See the difference?
Back in my 2go days (about 9 yrs ago), I had a very different approach to getting girls than most dudes. In the chatrooms most guys would post: "I want a girl who wants me to lick her and I'll do everything she wants". But because I always opposed everyone, just for the hell of it, I would post: "I want a girl to suck me and do everything I want her to do".
I made everything about ME.
While just 1 or 2 girls responded, It was interesting dealing with those girls. They came to me with the mindset of PROVING themselves to me. The same mindset the majority of men came to women with. It was a power trip having a girl try to convince me of her sex skills all the while I'm trying hard to hide my thirst.
When you present yourself to a woman as someone ready to serve you lessen your value. You're chasing her validation. But when you present yourself as someone ready to be served you increase your value and have the woman chasing YOUR validation. It's a fun ride. The sex the woman will give you is sex to prove herself. The best sex a woman can give a man.
And it's not even that hard to set a woman on that road.
It's as simple as chatting with a 19 yr old girl and in an unimpressed tone, remark, "You're too young. What do you know!". And boom!!!! She wanna prove herself to you and show you she's grown.
It's as simple as chatting with an older woman in her 30s or 40s and remarking, "Is that pussy still good or you just saying these things?". And boom!!! She's telling herself, "I'll show this motherfvcker!"
Just like that you have women chase your Validation. Eager to PROVE something to you. While other men compete to prove themselves to women promising to fvck their brains out and lying about Dick sizes and the rounds of sex they can go, you have women doing the same to YOU.
The key here is to play on women's fears, envies and jealousies.
A younger woman envies the older woman for her Sex Skills and her greatest fear is never being taken seriously. The older woman envies the younger woman for her fresh body and her greatest fear is that she's past her time. A line that has delivered for me with teenage girls is: "I promise to fvck you like a grown woman!". Delivered in raw vernacular. It works wonders.
MAKE A GIRL WANT TO IMPRESS YOU. Girls start having sex earlier than boys and go on to have sex with more people than boys ever will. You can benefit from this extensive experience if you approach the situation right.
Like this: Next time, instead of boasting of your own sexual abilities to a girl, boast about how you're so hard to impress that even women with amazing sexual abilities have a hard time pleasing you. Make it about YOU. Come across as someone very hard to please. Bring the girl to a position where SHE is the one boasting of her sexual abilities. Where SHE is the one making promises to blow your mind. Even then, raise the stakes by remarking how women who boast about their sexual prowess turn out to be so-so when the time for sex comes.
That's how the fun begins for you. For when she comes to you, that girl is bringing along her entire sexual repertoire and may God have mercy on your sceptical soul.
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