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Romance / Re: Is This Not A Sign For Me To Back Off? by AniLee(f): 7:07am On Sep 18, 2009
Ok forget all those rude replies and listen to me. I wont claim to know what you are going through but i understand we are all different and different things can make different people fear. What someone finds easy i dont automatically expect you to find easy. Now I understand her ill health has been of great concern to you and I notice you have clearly stated that this came to your attention about 4 months ago. Being in the health related field, my first and foremost advice to you (which should be rather obvious) is to find out what is really wrong with her. What do the doctors say and you must be strong and prepared to take anything in. At least once you know, you are able to make a decision. Cause from the way you are talking, i am picking up the idea that you (or both of you) don't know why her health has trodden downhill so suddenly and strangely. It could be anything so just keep your mind open and heart receptive. Support her in any way you can for now and encourage her it is for the best of both of you. Once you know whats really going on, you can plan the way forward as I have already said. Hope this helps you.
Romance / Re: Is She Cheating On Me? Pls Help by AniLee(f): 6:58am On Sep 18, 2009
All has been said, you cant really accuse her of unfaithfulness unless you can prove it. I believe you two should just talk. Like seriously. Some people can be stubborn even if they aren't guilty. And that would make you suspicious and in throw-back make them feel untrusted. I realize you already confronted her, but this tym when you want to do it, just be sweet and nice to her (i hope it'll work) and let her know how you really feel. Don't be hard and really step on your feelings if you have to. Sometimes a little humility can make you go a long long way. For now I would say give her benefit of the doubt ok dear. But that doesnt mean you stay in the dark.
Romance / Re: How Do People Meet And Then Get Married by AniLee(f): 6:46am On Sep 18, 2009
eish some questions waitse, but once again I got Crazy's back on dis 1.
Romance / Re: I Need A Girl To Call My by AniLee(f): 6:44am On Sep 18, 2009
well said @ Crazy
Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Neee A A Guy That Is Hot On Bed by AniLee(f): 6:42am On Sep 18, 2009
i smell a huge rat alright!!! veeeery huge,
Romance / Re: ''what Would You Think If Your Girlfriend Tells You She Is Not A Vigin'' by AniLee(f): 8:38am On Sep 17, 2009
am not sure what that means
Romance / Re: iiii by AniLee(f): 8:35am On Sep 17, 2009
[b]Aaauuu, ppl tle mma he myt be serious. I support all the gud advice u bn given, but one thing thats hasnt been mentioned is dat u must remember dis is an addiction and u cant jus wake up n decide to quit it all. It starts small by small and allow urself to overcome this way. Dont crucify yourself each time u fall 4 it, but forgive urself and because I see you believe in God, ask Christ for forgiveness too. I have worked with genuine addicts and I vow to you, 0% of them have been able to overcome their addictions over one whole clean sweep, so the technique we use is to tell them it will fade away little by little and for as long as you really want to quit, and make the effort to do so, you shall manage. I cant claim to know your pain but I understand you are disappointed in yourself. Dont worry, find constructive things to preoccupy your time and mind and ultimately, give yourself chance to grow out of it slowly. Eventually, you will stand victorious over it. I wouldnt mind an update of your journey ahead.[/b]
Romance / Re: Marriage Anniversary Vs Dating Anniversary. by AniLee(f): 7:56am On Sep 17, 2009
Like i said darling, there is no harm even if there is no sense. Wouldnt you agree? What dont kill u make u stronger akere?
Romance / Re: Girls Keep Toasting Me! by AniLee(f): 7:52am On Sep 17, 2009
argent:

This is what you should do,
buy a litre of oil(palm oil will be better), bleach the oil and while its still very hot, pour it on your face.
Its going to be painful, but you will have to endure since this will be a permanent solution to your problem.
I am sure that after this, girls will no longer find you cute.
Next pls

LMAO grin grin , I like
Romance / Re: Nagging Wife Vs Hot Tempered Wife by AniLee(f): 7:38am On Sep 17, 2009
TheSeeker:

[color=#000099]Why is it only for the married to contribute? Shut the lipsrsealed lipsrsealed up! grin grin

If I have to choose, I'll go for a nagging wife. It's simple to handle them. When she nags, keep quiet and look on like you're not bothered. Believe me, she'll be hurt and end up crying. grin

I like the last sentence grin and its true man[/color]
Romance / Re: Check This Love SMS Dat will make ur Darlings Think & Think Sleeplessly Abt U by AniLee(f): 7:34am On Sep 17, 2009
Now dats one long sms. Cant deny I do like the part "Do more than spend. Invest".
Romance / Re: Marriage Anniversary Vs Dating Anniversary. by AniLee(f): 7:29am On Sep 17, 2009
I dont usually remember to celebrate dating annivesaries and amof, i rarely remember the day itself spontaneously. But the guys always seem to remind me and want to celebrate them and because i dont see any harm in doing so, I flow along. Besides, its usually a good way to unwind at the end of a hard long week of books and work. So in the end, no harm no foul on either side.
Romance / Re: Things Women Do That Drive Men Away: Is It True ? by AniLee(f): 7:18am On Sep 17, 2009
1. So damn true!

2. Luk at point one. I mean whats up with the surveillance habit? For me, its a turn off.

3. Eeeeeh. Too true. No point in being too demanding, and even if you are, at least provide half of the stuff for yourself.

4. Every1 knows thats a common habit in the average female. Call a spade a spade, I always say. Aint no bush to beat around.

5. I couldnt agree more!!!!! Amen.

6. Why would a woman do that? To make him feel jealous? But some women do that and it could drive any man away.

7. Once again, you scored right. No need for so much drama. We got shakespeare n dem all.

8. Amen.

9. (ahem) No comment

10. Too true. If you are smart, let it show itself, and not you to show it.

I agree all the 10 are true. They can drive any sensible man away. Turn him off cold.
Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Guys/girls Pls Come 2 My Aid Am Curious by AniLee(f): 6:57am On Sep 17, 2009
ish. is dat a cry of desperation 2 months aint long my bru, u stil got time, whats d hurry anyway? Remember hurry hurry aing got no blessings
Romance / Re: I Don't Want To Be The First To Ask Him Out. by AniLee(f): 6:39am On Sep 17, 2009
Michola:

If he had been in love with you, why did he then speak to your friend. Dont be a spoilsport. Leave him for your friend.

So I believe dats true. Cause he is now seeing your friend, I mean wasnt the brother in love with you. Still more, they say he might be shy, could be true, but he should be first true to himself before being true to you. Its up to him to decide, you or your friend? Let him know this at least you won't have to bear the burden of his decisions. If brother wants to move on (WITH YOUR FRIEND!!) let him do so. You can take a horse to the river, but cant make it drink.
Romance / Weight In Dating by AniLee(f): 9:11am On Sep 16, 2009
Does weight matter to you when you are dating? Nothing wrong with being attracted to a BBW or a BHM. But what is your weight cut off?
Fellows would you date a woman who weighed 150kgs?
women would you date a man who weighed 175 kgs?

Give your reasons for and against.
No derogatory remarks please,

(hope I aint repeating this thread)
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Romance / U A Snooper? by AniLee(f): 9:08am On Sep 16, 2009
I was talking with a friend earlier this morning and we became embroiled in a discussion about snooping.

Now she is of the opinion if her boyfriend leaves his wallet, cell phone etc on the dresser or whatever furniture she has the right to read any text messages and go through his things,

Apparently when she stays at his home she snoops through drawers cupboards and she admitted to snooping through garbage to see if there were condom packages,
I was utterly shocked, because trust is paramount in a relationship and to go to these extremes either she doesn't trust him as far as she can throw him or she is just plain nosey and this is a habitual problem,


How many men/ women do snoop, go through their S/O things hack into email accounts, check text messages?
Do you feel you have the right to check on him/her?


If you are that untrusting why be with them?
Romance / Re: My Ex- Is Nice by AniLee(f): 8:53am On Sep 16, 2009
Honey, its gotta stop. Everything.
Romance / Re: Analyse This Objectively by AniLee(f): 8:49am On Sep 16, 2009
She a manipulator, time-waster.
Romance / Re: If A Guy Really Loves A Woman by AniLee(f): 8:24am On Sep 16, 2009
well said @ frank n omega
Romance / Re: Detachable Jt by AniLee(f): 8:13am On Sep 16, 2009
@ Ceeno

Like that.
Romance / Re: What Do You Think - Can You Learn To Love Someone? by AniLee(f): 8:10am On Sep 16, 2009
Yes I think you can learn to love someone. Just how you can discover to love them. There may be someone you have never really liked, but a change of whatever it may be may make you grow to love them. And I dont think you can just wake up and decide today i'll love so and so. Its a gradual process of discovering and uncovering. Love i.e.
Romance / Re: If You're Not Married, You're Single. Do You Agree? by AniLee(f): 8:06am On Sep 16, 2009
Hmm thats a tricky one I must say. I think if you are married you are married. If you are committed then when asked you should say you are committed (but unmarried if the person asks for more info). As for the single part, yeah theoretically speaking you are single (for as long as you are unmarried) even though you are committed but practically speaking you are not. Single means "one" and if you and a partner have decided to 'belong' to each other before marriage then you are simply committed and that is what you are. So, i think single should be used when you aren't seeing anyone/committed to anyone for the sake of clarity.
Romance / Re: 4 Tings Women Shud Knw Bout Men by AniLee(f): 7:24am On Sep 16, 2009
angry
Hey you guys seriously this is not a chat-tell-all-the-secrets site. I didnt write those posts for you eh? Eish wena you Okonkwo I know it was your idea in the first place. Anyway, am gonna let it slide this once. Just act your ages if not your sizes, would you please gentlemen? Stuff like this u tel me in emails n messages n what-nots. Not as replies to my topics
Romance / 4 Tings Women Shud Knw Bout Men by AniLee(f): 7:12am On Sep 16, 2009
Last evening after the sg, the brothers and I went out to the local 24hr eat out for a late night pizza special. Amid all the unwinding of a whole 3 hours anatomy study, we ended up discussing women. So I asked them four questions which were answered to more than my satisfaction (guys can talk!).

1. One of the commonest mistakes women make: is going out of their way to get our attention. Don't act out to get noticed. Guys like the thrill of the chase and chances are that if they ignore us, the more we'll want them. (Cant say the bredrens are lying. Some sistrens eish. I dont know where they get the courage to chase a guy)

2. The most confusing thing about women: is when they say one thing but mean another, or ask questions that they dont really want the answers to. It's as though they're speaking in some sort of code but forget that we dont understand it.

3. Getting serious too soon: is a definite no-no and a sure way to lose a guy. Even when you like us so much that you can hear wedding bells on the third date, don't say nothing - just let it happen.

4. Two things we wish women knew: are, 1stly, that men are actually very easy to please and, 2ndly, that all we're really looking for is someone we can be best friends with and be intimate with.
Family / Re: Mother Pressure by AniLee(f): 6:35am On Sep 16, 2009
well, med isnt that taskin initially but the weight load increases gradually as you progress through the study years. Yeah I guess talking to her is the only way out (though I have feeling that will calm things down for a short while, knowing her). But thanks you guys.
Family / Mother Pressure by AniLee(f): 7:57am On Sep 15, 2009
Ok, listen people, I have sort of a family, ok let me make that mother, problem. It isnt really a problem, just pressure. I am approaching/in the marriage age zone, which I am not really keen on because I am studying Medicine which is just overbearing and all that concerns me now is to graduate. My father is supporting me fully in telling me to focus on that first (thats probably because he studied medicine too and knows what the hard slaving means) but my mother has started hinting marriage stories. I mean whats up ma'am, its probably the last thing on my mind now cause I know myself. If I am having one burden esp like studies, I tend to pay less attention to a relationship. I dont know if its psychological and frankly I dont care whats the root cause but those are just facts and I have found out i tend to cope well. Now, I know she is just concerned that I should not miss out and struggle to find a partner later on but I really dont think I need that pressure right now at the peak of my education. I know many other females have managed to even get married while still at Med school but I have seen most of them struggle to cope afterwards. Anywway, these are just supporting facts, not that they are my justifying reasons. Nowadays whenever she brings up such topics, I just remain silent and I have also started keeping clear of her and avoiding her. Please help me, as we are very close and I dont know how to make her understand.
Family / Re: Is Having Children Abroad Best? How Many Children Have You Had Abroad? by AniLee(f): 7:38am On Sep 15, 2009
Well, myself have been living abroad ever since ever and its not bad. It jus depends on where you get comfortable. Some countries have really good international relations so if u in a country like dat, no worries but if you ever been to a country like Bw (a substantial amount of xenophobism exists there) then you wouldnt wanna live there. And getting married would also contribute greatly to wear and whom you are marrying. Your husband may want you to gain his citizenship or it may be beneficial in itself. But thats really up to you. And since naija dont giv dual citizenship you may wish to reconsider before denouncing your citizenship by right. You sound young, so just take your time and make the right decisions. Ultimately I say, raise your kids where you feel most comfy aite Mama. And I dont approve of boarding schools btw. Myself, settling i been to so many countries and so far I have found Italy and Mauritius suiting my needs. And I wouldnt regret/hesitate raising my kids in any of these. Maldives is also too good to be true, but eish i dont them kids will really pay attention to study and will turn out into permanent vacationers instead.
Romance / Re: Naija Girls Need To Gym For Christ Sake. by AniLee(f): 7:26am On Sep 15, 2009
smiley smiley Finally someone sees!
Nairaland / General / Varsity Girls And Sds: Acceptable? by AniLee(f): 7:05am On Sep 15, 2009
I read an article in a magazine the other day and it was covering how our today's varsity students (the females) employ sugar daddies at the end of their arms. The writer obviously expressed how this issue distresses them and how potentially dangerous it is to these young girls. She stood out to mention the reasons why they need or go for older men. The main reason of course, was monetary gain to the extent that many of them nowadays have these men by their sides to pay off their school fees loans. Status was also a following factor. Being associated as an escort or a mistress to a substantially older man has its benefits of power and control (I wouldn't deny that!! wink) Anyway, the writer ended saying that these acts of 'recruiting' sugar daddies ends up in a negative viewpoint as the girls may end up not only experiencing physical degradation but emotional as well. In a number of cases, some men become too possessive and end up physically, emotionally abusing these young women making them feel like they are their property. On the other hand, most of these men are married and having such relationships poses as threats in ways more than one to their spouses and families. Research was done by a team at the UWC headed by Prof. J Swash and found that the younger male counterparts are threatened and intimidated because they feel incompetent to compete against these powerful, cashloaded, older and most disturbingly, more experienced men. Facts being facts, if you give a woman a more experienced and mature man and another complete opposite, the modern female is bound to go for the former. Nowadays girls want men who are already built in themselves instead of taking the trouble to be guinea pig for someone else who is young and still learning/exploring. Still more, people are different and different females would prefer either older or younger men. But majority would prefere older. Esp if they arent looking for long term relationships. The older brutha would come in handy now eeh. He also went on further to say that such relations increase chances of HIV/AIDS contraction and other STIs as most older men dont want to have sex using condoms (lol, i dont know if dats true).

What do you think? Do you think these girls are doing what is necessary to survive (which is the objective of life) or is it really uncalled for?

Honestly speaking, to some extent I feel they are just trying to survive and it wouldnt be wrong in any manner as long as the man is not committed to another female and for as long as both parties are relating on the same level. But who really cares about that when you seriously think of it? Them girls just go ahead and waltz into other people's lives and dont consider how the other woman feels for as long their needs are met. Golden rule I always say.
Romance / Re: What Is The Best Treatment For A Nagging Babe? by AniLee(f): 11:58am On Sep 10, 2009
[color=#770077][/color] Well it would depend on why she is nagging. Is it because of you or is it just a habit? Whateva the case, dont argue back. Just listen and if its you, correct what she's nagging about if you can, if you cant explain it to her. Some things may seem obvious but practically speaking they aint. If she is a natural nagger, tell her you dont like it. If she dont stop, lol, then i guess u might as well do what people have already said, leave her and move on to a less clanging cymbal.

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