big_bumper:

So why was she UNCOMFORTABLE THEN

It is either because she is cheating or because she is scared of him, simple.

NOW judging from her story which unhelpfully keeps changing every minute, and the fact that another girl is in the picture, and her thread title which is that she wants him back, which of these 2 aforementioned option is true of the OP?

mandycini:

At big bumper he has never asked me to put them on phone,he doesnt even call me to know whom i was with,that day was the first, i just had the feelings he might cos he had been talking on the issue,his main argument was that i should be careful cos of my inexperience people may make me do what i do not want to do, and it makes absolute sense cos i have experienced it,

ThiefOfHearts:

cyber cafers are jealous

Connie001:

I live with my eriterian boyfriend and there is always one eriterian community meeting after another in our home, the eriterian ladies come into my home and open my fridge, enter my bedroom and basically show me no respect in MY own home.

By the way, overall my Eriterian man treats me like an egg, he is very loving and caring, it is cultural issues that are creating our problems.

Aloy.Emeka:

Let's say she's insecure even though she is beautiful for sure.

“ I don’t know why they are so angry. I got Jim because I am hot. Because I possess some unique qualities that fit into Jim’s relationship schema. If I were a fat and ugly Jamaican girl, I am sure many of them would have had no issues at all.

“ I don’t know why they are so angry. I got Jim because I am hot. Because I possess some unique qualities that fit into Jim’s relationship schema. If I were a fat and ugly Jamaican girl, I am sure many of them would have had no issues at all.

To those women who have those desires on Jim, my message to them is simple: keep fantasying. Too bad I got him where you can’t reach. You don’t threaten me at all.

A woman in Port Harcourt is now a candidate for The Guinness Book of Record. Her story is a tale never heard before, especially in this part of the world. It is a story that is unbelievable. However, the story is true.

Evangelist Deborah Odochukwu Nnanna was pregnant in 1999. Doctors had told her and the husband, Evangelist Emmanuel Chukwu Nnanna, that the pregnancy was for a set of twins. By 2000, when the woman was supposed to be due for the delivery of the baby, she neither experienced labour nor any sign of baby movement,  The waiting for the coming of the babies eventually lasted for 10 years.

Saturday Sun gathered that seven years into the pregnancy, Evangelist Deborah and her husband were in cliff-hanging suspense when the first of the twins, a girl was born. She was named Princess Miracle Deborah Nnanna.

To the utter shock of the mother and nurses who carried out the delivery on July 7, 2006, the new baby girl was tied with strange wires in the womb. The doctor, it was gathered, had to use scissors to cut the wires to enable the child come out.

Mindful that they had been told that the pregnancy was of a set of twins, the couple and nurses expected the second child to come out, but this was not to be. On several occasions, labour came and ceased, but Mrs. Nnanna and her husband clung to God in faith.
The couple waited for another three years for the second twin to be born.

Evangelist Deborah Nnanna, daughter of the late Pastor Andrew Nwokocha of Umuopara, Umuahia, in Abia State, said: “The pregnancy had been held for seven years at that time. Men of God prayed for me. The doctor had told me I was carrying twins, but only one was delivered, and the other one was mysteriously held back.

“God had revealed to us that one would be held back, but that we should not be dismayed. The girl came out on July 7, 2006. Labour would come and cease and sometimes I experienced severe pains and hotness but I refused to be moved.

“When the girl was delivered, she was tied with copper wire that no one could tell how it got into my womb. The doctor had to use scissors to cut the wire so that the baby could come out. After that delivery and the second baby would not come out, my husband and I continued to believe that the same God who delivered the baby will deliver the other child.

“On January 26 this year, my baby boy, Prince Emmanuel Gideon Joseph Mgbechikwere Nnanna was born.”

For her husband, Evangelist Emmanuel Nnanna, a native of Okai, in Item, Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, the arrival of the twins, albeit three years apart, is God’s crowning of a marriage that was full of battles waged by enemies.

Evangelist Nnanna, who heads God’s Final Decision Deliverance Ministries (GFDDM), Port Harcourt, recalled that shortly after their wedding on October 7, 1989, his wife took in but later lost that pregnancy mysteriously.

“After that experience, she continued taking in, but each time, the pregnancy would be lost. We suffered that problem for 10 years and when we moved into Port Harcourt in 1999, for God’s work, she took in again and God assured us that nothing would happen to the twins.
“But the enemy struck by tying the babies in the womb and we went back to God in prayers and he took us to Proverbs 10: 22 and Matthew 13:24-30. Holding God by His word, we started fighting the enemy to save my wife and the unborn babies.

“The enemy later faced this woman by causing her stroke. On another occasion, she was involved in a motor accident in which 14 persons, including the driver, perished. This was on May16, 2000, and the babies were still in the womb. Again, one afternoon, she was struck with blindness. I knew the enemy was out to ensure she will not be alive to deliver the children.

“Also, they sent demons to attack her at various times. One particular day, somebody gave her money and the Lord told her that the money was meant to make her mad. A man of God we went to told us to give the money to a mad person.”

Evangelist Nnanna announced that the dedication of the new baby boy, Prince Emmanuel Gideon Nnanna would hold tomorrow at his No 8, Stadium Road, Port Harcourt church. He invited all lovers of God to come celebrate with the family.

“It takes a spirited man to believe our story. When my wife delivered our daughter, Miracle, and still complained of pains and occasional labour, I told her that many will doubt that a woman could carry a pregnancy for so many years. That is why we have decided that come Sunday, May 24, we will dedicate our son, Prince Emmanuel Gideon, God’s divine-power, Joseph Mgbechikwere Emmanuel Nnanna.

“I decided to celebrate my wife and these children unto God’s glory because God sustained their lives. I found out that the enemy wanted to ruin my life, my ministry, my marriage, my calling and my relationship with God. It is joyful and to God’s glory that instead of calling people for burial of my beloved wife, I am inviting people to join me to thank Jesus Christ. I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth.”
Speaking in the same vein, his wife said the celebration was one of the ways the family could appreciate God’s love for her throughout her travails.

She said: “I went to the grave and came back. Sometimes, I would see my babies going out of my body and my husband, my younger sister, Roseline and I would pray and the Lord will open my eyes to see the babies coming back to my womb.”

Mrs. Nnanna said she did not believe that such wickedness existed until she was a victim.
According to her, “as a girl brought up in the Lord’s vineyard, I never knew there is so much wickedness in the world until during my first pregnancy which I later lost mysteriously.
“People have been asking me whether I know those behind my problem and my answer has been that even if I knew them, I am not bothered. All I know is that the Lord has taking away my pains and made me and my dear husband happy mother and father of children.”

She revealed that many women, who had delayed delivery for some years, have visited her and delivered after such visits. She advised all others still facing similar torments and those looking for the fruit of the womb to trust wholly in God and resist the temptation to visit native doctors and do fetish things.

$osisi:

35 is the deadline.
Any man that's not married by 35 is high risk
ladies beware!

patwhizkid:

Too long a story!

patwhizkid:

Kill urself!