ubunja: just went and saw the video. and yes, it's about Hypergamy and how women are willing to share a single man if he's High Value enough. It's what we've been talking about. a woman will rather be number 10 to a top man than be the one and only of low value man. that's a red pill music video and shows female nature in its rawest.
the video also reminds me of something I've always wanted to touch on, now perhaps is the time... One of the biggest reason why guys fail in getting a GF is because they're looking for a GF while they're SINGLE. it may sound confusing. But never look for love while you're not getting sex. Thats like going to buy clothes while nákéd, it's not going to be easy. cause for one you're hôrñy and desperate. The best way to get a GF is first to have a placeholder girl that you're dealing with sexually,, who's satisfying your physical needs on the regular. then, look for proper GF. secure the sex first , then you can look for someone you can have something more permanent with. but always have that girl who's supplying sex so you won't deal with other women from a thirst position. you'll simp less, tolerate less and compromise less if you're dealing with a woman and you've options for sex that don't include her. cause the reason most girls themselves play hard to get and seem to have so much sexual discipline and self-control is not that they're morally superior or anything, but that they've options for sex that don't include you. so they're strong and poised around you only because they're literally coming from having sex with another guy just before visiting you. it's why a girl can say "No sex for 6 months" , as a way to see if you love her or not. so herself is she waiting for 6months too? no ways. every single day of that 6 month celibacy journey she's coming to you her pucc full of her own "placeholder guy's" sperm. she's getting heavily screwed on the daily. just not by you. as men this is a lesson we need to learn and practice.
Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch (née Adegoke, 2 January 1980) is a British politician who has served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Saffron Walden since 2017. A member of the Conservative Party, she served as Minister of State for Local Government, Faith and Communities and Minister of State for Equalities from 2021 to 2022.
She is the daughter of Femi and Feyi Adegoke who are of Nigerian origin. Her father was a GP and her mother is a Professor of physiology. Badenoch's childhood included living in Lagos, Nigeria and in the United States, where her mother lectured.
Kemi is married to Hamish Badenoch and they have two daughters and a son. She describes herself as a cultural Christian and notes that her maternal grandfather was a Methodist minister in Nigeria. Badenoch lost her father Femi in February 2022.
She was one of eight persons who vied for the Office of The UK Prime Minister in 2022.
Kemi omo Adegoke. The party is over in the UK, it's time to get down to business just as recession looms.
sukkot: alright so your soul ( piscean ) is programmed to sync into the hidden records of the universe however your 3 dimensional body being leo is like daniel trapped in the lions den. meaning you are in an unseen prison of darkness and your life would just be a series of mistakes because there is no direction to it because of the darkness. but yet your soul is full of light but the light is not guiding your path because of the darkness and someone like you the wrongest person for you to meet would be an aquarius which she is because aquarius is spiritual darkness and carnality and hedonistic three dimensional madness. and so a woman like this would lead you into darkness and futher dim you lights and things would stop working in you life. but all is not lost, you dont have to get rid of the woman but you can turn the situation around for yourself and then in turn be the guiding light to this woman because she too is in darkness and needs light but however in your case there is light but its just that the light is cut off. so we want to reconnect you to your solar light so that your fortunes would turn around and then you can in turn be the light to this woman who needs light and guidance. so dont get rid of her but we re going to make her subject to you an a help meet and a disciple to you. we would do this by rituals and for someone like you, you would have to do this wednesday ( the day satan dies and turns to ashes hence ash wednesday ) at the 12.00 hour. get a compass and look for the north. do this ritual facing the north. look for incense sticks called citronella ( they sell them everywhere ) and burn it slowly and then draw the aquarius symbol on a sheet of paper and burn it. then say LORD ON THIS DAY OF THE DEMISE OF THE lord of the underground I ASK FOR THE RECONNECTION OF MY LOWER AND HIGHER SELF. I ASK FOR ASCENSION. PLEASE FORGIVE ME OF ALL MY SHORTCOMINGS AND BE WITH ME. BLESS ME WITH YOUR POWER AND AUTHORITY AND ALL THAT COMES WITH IT, BLESSINGS AND PROSPERITY. I PROMISE TO BE A GOOD STEWARD OF YOUR POWERS AND BLESSINGS AND PROMISE NEVER TO ABUSE IT. RITUAL IS OVER. now go forth and conquer the world bro. but do not misuse your power and authority and dont get rid of that woman. be the light in her life. now go in peacce and multiply
sukkot: ALPHATAIKUN your girl done win again ooooo
@Sukkot, how's it going bruv? Big thanks to you for informing me about this thread . That 'Tobi Amusan gurl is at her peak right now. Hope she can sustain it to the NEXT Olympic games. I want her to win an Olympic medal in world record time to crown her as the undisputed champion of the 100 metres hurdles.
She can easily become the first woman to ever run an 11.99 seconds and below without any tailwinds aiding her.
1stGenAmerican: I wish but these Kenyans are obviously White-washed and don’t want to rock the boat which might be the reason this was unknown until now. She’s been missing quite a while. They should’ve reached out to black people in America for help but as you read, these guys are depending on White people to help get justice against a white man for a black woman. Sometimes, this type will not hesitate to say they don’t want your help because they don’t want white people to think they’re troublemakers like American blacks.
Very well said. You spoke my mind here. The CNN has internationalised this criminal case now... and we'll see how things pan out.
Blame it all on me renting out a beach house for this holiday weekend only to be bombarded with non-stop rain. Murphy’s Law!
How are you?
Aha! 1stGenAmerican,
I'm having a stimulating time right here hon.
"Anything that can go wrong will go wrong." I'm not a firm believer in the "Murphy's Law" 'cause it has a "pessimistic" outlook. Like saying you and I are NOT in control of most events happening in our lives.
I believe more in doing the "SWOT analysis" and I also believe that thoughts are things. All things are created twice: First in the "mind"... and then in the "real world."
But on the other hand, it seems you were all alone at the beach front when "Murphy" gate-crashed just so as to have some of your tasty-looking holiday weekend barbequed turkey, shrimps and kabobs... I'd rather prefer "Yhprum's Law" to "Murphy's Law" in these times though. Lol.
So, always keep your eyes on real-time information coming out from the Weather Prediction Center (WPC) for near-perfect weather forecasts.
1stGenAmerican: In a case that pitted rural South African communities against the energy giant Shell Global, a judicial panel ordered a halt this week to the company’s plans to explore a pristine coastline for oil and gas, saying the residents were not properly consulted on the project.
In revoking Shell’s rights to explore the seabed of South Africa’s Wild Coast, a panel of three judges sided with rural communities, fishermen, traditional healers and environmental activists against the company and South Africa’s government.
The ruling, delivered on Thursday in a court in South Africa’s Eastern Cape Province, sets aside the exploration rights that South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy granted to Shell and a local partner, Impact Africa, in 2014, as well as the government’s decision to renew those rights over the objections of people living on the coastline.
While the court ruling can be appealed, it is uncertain whether Shell or the government will be enthusiastic about a fight. Shell has said it is reviewing the court decision, but in the past it has retreated from projects when public opposition and regulatory hurdles made financial and political costs prohibitively high.
There's a need to de-emphasise the extreme and relentless oil and gas explorations so as to protect our planet's flora and fauna. Renewable energy research must be strongly emphasised from here on out!
Nearby Mozambique and indeed many countries in the West and East of Africa have recently joined the club of oil producers using newer oil drilling technologies.
The SA legal system truly works for the benefit of all. Way to go!
1stGenAmerican: A killer is exactly what he looks like! There’s almost no black people but many white supremacists in Wyoming so police might be lax with him.
I like the fact that you posted this unfolding crime story here on NL for wider reading.
You and your team should keep an eye on this case for further legal escalation. The Wyoming police are already lax or pussyfooting here.
This is not the era of racial segregation in the U.S. of the early 1900s to the 1960s. Period.
1stGenAmerican: (CNN)Irene Gakwa's last WhatsApp video call with her parents was filled with gentle ribbing. But beneath the banter were hints that something was off.
When her face appeared on the phone screen, her dad teased her that she looked hungry and tired. Her smile was more subdued, he noted. Her short hair, usually braided, was rumpled. "Make sure you drink hot milk and relax," her dad said from his living room in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. That was February 24, the last time anyone in her family saw her. A month later -- less than three years after Gakwa left Kenya for the United States -- her family reported her missing. At the time of the February video call, Gakwa's parents were not aware she was living in Gillette, Wyoming, with a man she'd met on a Craigslist forum. They also had no way of knowing that police would later accuse the man of removing money from her checking account, maxing out her credit card and deleting her email account. And they never imagined that six months would go by without a word from her.
"She's always been a daddy's girl," said her father, Francis Kambo, in a recent phone interview from Nairobi. He took a deep breath as he recalled that last video call with his only daughter and youngest of his three children. "She was supposed to come home for Christmas this year. I was going to buy that ticket myself for her to come if she couldn't afford it," he added, his voice shaking. "Now I don't know if I'll ever see her again." Her worried family members span two continents Gakwa's worried family spans two continents 9,000 miles apart. Her parents live in Nairobi while her two older brothers, Chris Munga and Kennedy Wainaina, live in the Idaho city of Meridian -- a Boise suburb. Her father started worrying in late February when she did not respond to repeated video calls. This was unusual for the 32-year-old, who spoke to her parents about every other day.
And her written messages sounded odd, her family said. Instead of the mix of Swahili and Kenyan slang she uses, the messages were in stilted English -- like someone was using Google Translate to send them, said Wainaina, her oldest brother. "The texts would be out of place," her father said. In early March -- between the last video call and the day she was reported missing -- her parents received some short WhatsApp messages from her account. Some made excuses for why she wasn't doing video calls. "Dad, I dropped my phone in the water and now the microphone doesn't work," one message said. Another said, "I just want you to know I love and miss you and mom." "We miss you ... we want to see you, not just chat on WhatsApp," her father responded. "We love you always. You will ... be my daughter forever."
Her boyfriend told police she packed her bags and left The last WhatsApp message came on March 9, her father said. The three siblings share a cell phone family plan. After Gakwa's brothers could not reach her, they looked through her phone records and called a close friend she'd talked to numerous times. That's how they found out she had been living with her boyfriend, Nathan Hightman, 39, in a modest three-bedroom house in Gillette. The couple had dated since 2020, but had broken up several times, Wainaina said. Her brothers thought they'd parted ways and were not aware they'd rekindled their romance and moved in together.
Her brothers reported her missing to the Gillette Police Department on March 20, and an officer talked to Hightman the same day, according to an affidavit of probable cause in a related separate criminal case against her boyfriend. Hightman told the officer he last saw Gakwa in late February, when she came home one night, packed her clothing in two plastic bags and left in a dark-colored SUV, the affidavit said. He told police he hadn't heard from her since. He also said he withdrew money from her bank account so she would be forced to contact him if she needed money, the affidavit said.
Hightman did not respond to the brothers' request to hand over her stuff in their home, Wainaina said. They implored him to give them her documents, including her Kenyan passport, but Hightman declined, Wainaina added. Hightman is considered a person of interest in her disappearance and has "not made himself available to detectives looking to resolve questions that exist in the investigation," Gillette police said in a statement.
"We believe he has information pertaining to the disappearance of Irene, but he has elected not to provide that information to law enforcement at this time," Gillette police detective Dan Stroup told CNN.
CNN has made repeated attempts to reach Hightman via phone, text and email, but he has not responded. CNN also left messages for his public defender, Dallas Lamb, but did not hear back. Hightman has not been charged in Gakwa's disappearance, but is a suspect in financial crimes against her after she went missing. Gillette police arrested him in May and charged him with two felony counts of theft, one felony count of unlawful use of a credit card, and two felony counts of crimes against intellectual property for allegedly changing her banking account password and deleting her email account after she vanished. Between February and March, Hightman transferred nearly $3,700 from Gakwa's bank account to his own and spent an additional $3,230 on her credit card, court documents allege. He also changed her banking passwords and deleted her Gmail account, court documents said. All the changes were made from an IP address associated with Hightman after the date he told police Gakwa had moved out, according to the probable cause affidavit. "This would indicate it was Nathan Hightman accessing Irene's account, removing money and changing the password to deny access to Irene," the affidavit said. "These transactions began on February 25, 2022, and continued through March 2022." Hightman has pleaded not guilty to all charges and was released on a $10,000 bond. His pretrial conference is scheduled for November.
Her boyfriend bought boots, and a shovel using her credit card. The Gillette Police Department said it has executed approximately 24 search warrants in the case, including at Hightman's home and at several banks to track activity on Gakwa's accounts. During one of the searches, investigators recovered a shovel and boots Hightman bought at a Walmart in late February using Gakwa's Visa card, according to court documents.
In April, Gillette police issued a statement naming Hightman "a person of interest" in the case and saying, "he has not made himself available to detectives looking to resolve questions that exist in the investigation." The police added, "Irene went missing under suspicious circumstances. ... digital evidence, including location data, is also being analyzed and has provided positive leads." Stroup, the detective, said the investigation is ongoing. "In the event probable cause is established, appropriate action will be taken," he said.
OMG! "She's dead"... This creepy dude bought a pair of boots and a shovel to bury her remains.
She obviously was held as a hostage by this guy and that's why she lost a lot of weight according to her Kenya-based parents.
The use of a Polygraphic Examination machine (lie detector) on this Wyoming white dude would help to uncover a lot of facts in this crime case.
My years of watching "Forensic Detectives" and reading criminal investigation data proves that Hightman is guilty here based on a consistent pattern... but that's for the court to finally decide based on available evidence. I want to see him rot in jail.
I've always emphasized on "due dilligence" folks. New immigrants should be aware of who they move with.
ShaqFu: Well this is true in its entirety. What beat the sweet Jesus out of me, is how this same set of wayward and backward set of Nigerians, always believe it is their God given right to break rules.
I believe the majority of Nigerians don't want this country to be great, because if the country becomes great, they won't have the time and place to misbehave, this is why they do everything in their power to make sure the status quo remains the same.
After I read a comment in the letter Iyabo Obasanjo wrote to him during the 4th Republic, where she said, Nigeria is design in the way that geniuses are meant to bow before morons, then I know why this country is in this abysmal state. Ignorance is celebrated. Immorality is glorified, corruption is a virtue and worse still, honesty is a vice. How can a country with dubious moral compass be great.
It really is a shame the way we Nigerians are killing the country.
Kasssandra: England and Jamaica that have a long list of banned athletes? The same England that banned Dwain chambers and refused to let him back for Olympics despite that meaning no medal?
Amusan is negative. If she was positive, by now we would have known since. People who win world or Olympic medals get tested to the max. (Like Bolt who got so tested that his trainer was crying foul). She is clean. Very much so
Phew! I'm glad it wasn't our girl, the Texas-based 'Tobi Amusan that failed the dope test.
Oluwatobiloba still gets to keep her 100 meters hurdles world record set in the U.S. on July 25, 2022, and her August 2022 Birmingham Common Wealth games record.
The waiting period for the final dope test results was enervating! Lol.
Buliwyf: I am sure you might have seen the thread where someone was claiming the winged cat sculpture at the UN is an augury for the arrival of the anti-christ.
Now since I am not a Christian myself, I am prone to looking at things from a very different perspective. I might be wrong but hear me out first.
My first thought when I saw the image was to think it was a griffin or one of those creatures from Greek mythology like a sphinx or something. But griffins have the head of an eagle so that doesn't count. Another thing that stood out to me were the patterns on the body of the animal. I knew seen similar patterns before couldn't quite place them.
Then I remembered it was donated by the government of a city in Mexico that most Mesoamerican cultures have affinity for jaguars especially and most of their gods and folktales are built around those animals. From there things became more logical and straightforward.
The patterns were familiar because I had seen something similar in the Disney animated movie Coco. That's a very nice movie with a great story and very lovely songs I will recommend that movie for anyone of any age but I digress. The movie is built on Mexican folklore and in the movie there is a mythological creature that looks like that statue. The statue is just an Alebrije artwork that is common in Mexico. And those artworks usually like mixing up creatures together. In the movie Coco, there is a big mythical beast that looks almost like the sculpture and the dog became an Alebrije in the end.
The case seems like a familiar story turned on its head: Avital Ronell, a world-renowned female professor of German and Comparative Literature at New York University, was found responsible for sexually harassing a male former graduate student, Nimrod Reitman.
An 11-month Title IX investigation found Professor Ronell, described by a colleague as “one of the very few philosopher-stars of this world,” responsible for sexual harassment, both physical and verbal, to the extent that her behavior was “sufficiently pervasive to alter the terms and conditions of Mr. Reitman’s learning environment.” The university has suspended Professor Ronell for the coming academic year.
In the Title IX final report, excerpts of which were obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Reitman said that she had sexually harassed him for three years, and shared dozens of emails in which she referred to him as “my most adored one,” “Sweet cuddly Baby,” “cock-er spaniel,” and “my astounding and beautiful Nimrod.”
Coming in the middle of the #MeToo movement’s reckoning over sexual misconduct, it raised a challenge for feminists — how to respond when one of their own behaved badly. And the response has roiled a corner of academia.
femmy2010: Aretha Franklin, the "queen of soul" who became the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has died in Detroit at the age of 76.
The legendary singer was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 and announced last year she was retiring from music.
mysticwarrior: his administration also promoted PERESTROIKA "the policy or practice of restructuring or reforming the soviet economic and political system" and Glasnost "Public freedom of expression. Gen Ibrahim Babangida the first and only military president of Nigeria, tried to copy and institutionalized the soviet policy of perestroika when he introduced SAP (structural adjustment program) back in the 80s, and it was a huge setback to the Nigerian economy because of lack of proper planning and ineffective execution.
I know you were a full grown adult in the 80s and I believe you must be familiar with this..
@mysticwarrior, how's it going?
Absolutely, Glasnost and Perestroika sounded very cool to pronounce back then... Lol. That Gorbachev mystique was very evident.
IBB and his goons played mind games with Nigerians by making the SAP issue a public debate and all of a sudden, SAP was implemented without tailoring the program to international standards. SAP laid the foundation for the rapid destruction of Nigeria and led to a surge in foreigners or expats who worked in Nigerian public Universities and other educational institutions to leave from 1986 onwards.
I'm sorry for those ignorant younger ones have been calling for a return to military rule 'cause they seem not to realise that the military goons destroyed Nigeria and this also led to the exodus of a huge number of Nigerians to Europe and America for economic reasons and not for studies or summer holidays.
Yeah, those years were truly defining moments in human history. I have strong memories of those momentous geopolitical events that took place in the late 1980s and early 1990s in the former USSR, Germany, Romania, etc.
Are you kiddin' 1stGenAmerican? You know these OGs?
First off, happy new month... I've been off this Website for a few days
When I told you (on an earlier post of your's where you used a Southern expression) last month that you're an "old Soul," I knew you would soon be unwrapped like a stimulating gift. *smirk*
We both share a love for rap music... so how did you get introduced to these two dope folks 'cause they are some of my best 10 rap OGs of all time? Tell me a little more about how you got initiated into the rap art form girl.
Listening to these rappers and rap/hip-hop songs from back in the 1980s through to the early 2000s, [i.e., Kool Moe Dee, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, ICE-T, Hammer (formerly known as MC Hammer), Heavy D and the Boys, Scarface aka Creepy (from out of the South Side of Houston), Jeru The Damaja (who did the "El Presidente" rap with DJ Honda), etc,] were and are still my favorite to be honest.
Female rappers from back in the day, such as Queen Latifah and MC Lyte make my day anytime too.
I prefer to listen to them than the more recent rappers because their raps songs or vibes make more lyrical sense.
Come and listen to these 1stGenAmerican... just for you:
Wow! Many Japanese words are using in English! I have checked about "Taikun" and "Tycoon" after I read this your comment. Thank you so much! I learned new things from you again. I appreciate you!
And Thank you so much for your kind! You are teaching me many things. I really appreciate you!
I know peoples who dropped out school is different reasons. In my case, I was so lazy about study. I didn't like study and I didn't take serious about study. I was a not good student in school. I broke many many school rules like ignored how to wear school uniform, escaped lessons, smoking inside school's toilet, cheated in the exam, didn't go to school, slept during lesson etc. And I repeat a year, then I got pregnant. But I'm still believing that I was a not bad girl.
I'm not ashamed about myself. But I know if I said I'm not ashamed, some peoples say "loser" (me) saying something and laughing at me. Oh! of course sometimes I'm still wondering and asking myself why I didn't study well? But I still believing that nothing late to challenge somethings. Not late to learning.
In here, many peoples are easily judging other peoples. Easily to rating other peoples. Like If someone who don't have permanent work after graduated university, they are low level person. Someone graduated university, but if that university is not top level of school, some peoples say that school is third rate school, some peoples are even said if anybody can write their name, anybody can enter that third rate school. Is like they are saying that kind of school is worthless school and anybody who enter that kind of school is meaningless or nonsense.
Many things like that. Low level, loser, worthless school, worthless work, nonsense etc. AlphaTaikun san maybe already know about that kind of 'judging" and "rating" sometimes or I maybe can say many times, making peoples to hurt. Making peoples to depression in here. So, if always take peoples "rating" seriously, not good for mental health. Some peoples rating other peoples are low level or loser, looked down on them, then they are making their feel good.
I agreed with you! I love this your word, "Help these children to determine". I really love it!
I'm really interesting about your family library. I really enjoyed read about it! My mom like reading books. Sometimes she still buying and reading novels. She has favorite novelist. And she is reading news paper every day! One day, maybe 2 years ago, she showed me one article from her news paper. That article was about Nigeria and President Buhari san. Whenever she saw news about Nigeria, she always called me and informed me. If that was not good news, she always worry about my husband's family in Nigeria.
Traveling many countries, Please AlphaTaikun san! Please I wanna ask you! Have you ever been to Japan? I like to know!
Oh! My kid is 24 years now. Forever my kid, But already adult! I'm dropped out high school and became to teenage single mother. I have learned about many many peoples hate single mothers on this website.
Anybody who knows about society in Japan very well, I think they can very easily to understand why I'm a low level person and loser in here.
Wow!! seems like that pocket translators are working very well. These days are really getting to very convenient! I really can't keep up with the times
Yes, Yesss! Very cool device!
I watched this news! Oh! We really watched same news! I didn't know they have English news too. I know some TV news have English news. But I didn't know this TV news also have English news.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you!! And same to you! Have a grate and wonderful time with your family and friends!
@Peacefull, how're you doing once again? I've just read your final feedback and I love your sense of awarenesss and honesty feedback here.
First off, there are folks who had the same issues you stated back in the primary school and high school days because they were compelled to study subjects they didn't like. This led to boredom, truancy, rebellion and more.
Interestingly one of my favorite traders and investors from Singapore called Adam Khoo [who is 48 years old as of 2022], had the same issues of rebellion and poor academics while in high school. His father was also rich by Singaporean social standards. In Singapore, education is not taken lightly so his father had to enrol him for some youth programs that featured such learning tools as NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming) and that helped him later life. When he proceeded to the University, he scored high marks. He later went on to become a millionaire entrepreneur, investor and author of many investment books. You can read more about him and his life... and also take NLP classes in Japan to resolve any negative issues from your past and enable you to unleash the unlimited opportunities within you. That's my secret gift to you and your family from out of my bag.
Second, do not listen to all these folks that post negative stuff here or on other discussion forums worldwide about women who are... let's say single mothers, etc. Many are not happy with their lives so they throw bad energy around because it makes them feel good. Lol. Many single mothers have raised single-handed some of they greatest men and women on earth!
Oh, wow, I knew right away that your child (son) would be older than 18 years. It seems you gave birth to him before you got married to your Nigerian spouse, and he's already a young adult at 24 years of age. That's mad cool. Both of you would have related to each other like siblings because you had him pretty early in life. You're in your 40s and you'll soon be a grandmother if he decides to bring a Japanese woman home when he becomes financially, mentally, and emotionally stable for that.
I've never been to Japan, but my father has been to Japan. My dad first visited Tokyo and Osaka, Japan in 1978 and then the early 1980s on a business trip. From there, I remember that he got on a plane to Germany and the UK before returning back home. There are countries that I'm gearing up to visit for leisure or business within the next 3 years though. You get to learn more and appreciate mankind and nature when you travel locally and internationally!
Yeah Peacefull, major Japanese news media have English language outlets or editions as well. I love reading news from around countries of the world so enable me to spot instant opportunities.
I wish you a truly inspiring NEW MONTH of September 2022.
Enjoy your time with your son and Nigerian spouse in Japan!
Rozross: The same men that’ll slut shame a lady is sexually experienced are here condemning the inexperienced ones
*Raising eyebrow*
Condemning what?
I gave you an honest feedback from my mature, truly liberated male perspective. Why did you then bother to put up the thread topic? Maybe you didn't want an honest feedback from us men.
Mind you I'm the kind of man who doesn't like to put labels on people. Headwinds are meant to make us grow and gain better perspectives in life.
Rozross: Sexual activities between couples require some form of skills and energy no doubt. Women hold down jobs, being moms, being a wife and this can be overwhelming and highly desexualising making it difficult to shift into romantic modes with worn out energies.
With all these put together, should women worry over not being good in bed to meet up with their partners' fantasies?
Do men really care about their partner’s bedroom skills? As a man, will you leave your woman because of her poor bedroom skills?
I like your moniker. So you really have 5 kids, or you're just being goofy?
Lets dive right into the specifics here...
If she is not motivated to change and see a sex therapist because of some hormonal changes... (or learn some Kamasutra skills with me and be more adventurous), because of her excessive religiosity, then that's a deal breaker for me.
These issues have to be really discussed before the start of long-term romantic commitment.
Romance › Re: Reality Every Guy Need To Know ( STRICTLY REDPILL) ... by AlphaTaikun: 5:44am On Sep 07, 2022
. That 'Tobi Amusan gurl is at her peak right now. Hope she can sustain it to the NEXT Olympic games. I want her to win an Olympic medal in world record time to crown her as the undisputed champion of the 100 metres hurdles. 
