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one person dey laff sef

ADIEMUS:
haha...Abeg fry am make we chop lol

send me like 50k for ingredients....
the thing go sweet o...you sef go gbadun am.

phintohlar:
what do you mean by i should keep kwayet? Are you high

yes I'm high! high on finding your trouble
now do your worse!

Hussainmaaji:
Means for the house of Lord

you say wetin

what's the evidence that's she's from there
thunder would fire both of you soon

fear almost catch me

God bless you.

ibkkk:

this smiley kuku resemble wetin dey your do

wake me when it hits FP
I have something important to say

ibkkk, fine geh why are you standing behind me

thank God. he can auction the picture in 50 years time if he blows!

exact issue I raised in my thread this morning......this one is even married https://www.nairaland.com/4204497/use-affectionate-words

fufuNegusi:
welcome to twitter what's your I.D

@ AooEmmanuel
been clearing the bush on the site there

jsjs

Jesus!!! ah, make up is violence on men!

MissWrite:
Those terms of endearment have been grossly abused and for some people they're not as weighty as they seem to be for you. Just like your up-bringing has taught you to revere those words, some other people have been brought up hearing them every minute: "sweetie, please pass me the salt" as a stronger appeal than "please pass me the salt". The stereotypical Hollywood agent calls everyone "honey" or "darling" to force familiarity in the industry. You cannot expect people to adopt your view when they are already used to a way of life. The only thing you can get them to do is respect your own sensibilities. And since you're not used to flinging around terms of endearment as carelessly as some people, just tell them to respect your space.

great reply.
It wouldn't have been my business if I had no feelings for her.
until there's something concrete between us, I'll have to deal with it.

OKAY! second FTC today!

coz off from work?!!

I must get into a relationship as fast as possible!
its been six years now!

Boredom is bad!!

what's the money meant for

Sunshyne200:
You just made my day, I am still contemplating scrolling down, as I don't want to read any comment that would reduce this joy I got from yours.

I'm glad I made your day Sir.... that has made my day too!
at least I've done something positive!

I should fry my phone

BUHARIIIIIIIIIII

folakemigeh:
Aunty Mabel is BAE

I hate GUYS that bear the name AY,AYO, etc..They are Chronic Womanizers, This is confirmed no argument on the fact

are you not AYO FOLAKEMI? I know you from somewhere

izaray:
Gbam!!

OP hit the nail on your head abi.....

you try but must one be perfect at all of these?

Awon bloggers yii shaaa

MODIFIED:
Its only joblessness that'll make one to perpetually be FTC on nairaland
I made FTC on a day I decided not to go out for work!
Boredom na bad thing, abeg!
been hopping from nairaland to Facebook to whatsapp....I even had to sign up on Twitter some minutes ago.
God have mercy!

MissWrite:
If you aren't comfortable with it, you should say something to her to get her to stop. Different strokes for different folks. People use it to show affection, give comfort, force familiarity, or to soften the effect of a harsh sentence.

uhmmmn.
but what about saying ''I'm very sorry'' rather than ''sorry darling''.
my up bringing thought me to always consider the effect of such words on the other person, so I don't give a wrong impression or toil with emotions.

IamKashyBaby:


Well, there is nothing wrong with it actually especially when this person is very used to it & besides she's ur friend..unless it came from a stranger, then that's very weird...

she's a close friend.
well, I'm not used to it. I actually don't like it coz it causes unnecessary bonding.
I only allowed hers continue coz I liked her and was in fact hoping for a relationship .....but it seems that's her style anyway

I met this girl last year and liked her the very first time I saw her, but we didn't talk until about four months later.
when our friendship began she was so used to using words like ''baby boy, darling, sweety etc''. this was very strange coz I've never been it, neither do I use it for people. But I later discovered that she uses it for people a lot.
the strangest one I experienced was when she said ''sorry darling, sorry dear'' to somebody we all know.

My very point is, shouldn't one be careful of how he/she uses such word?
can one be so free?
I most times frown at people using it for me, especially those who I know are into relationships or so.

you're great......you're great.......you're great. singing

phintohlar:
haaaaaa dais bad na

keep kwayet!

Goldstar24:
I can't expose my boobs like this because i don't like it but clearly the woman does. The both of us are going in the same direction

o better bayen...!
its her choice anyways

Goldstar24:
I do what makes me happy and she is probably doing what makes her happy too. Do you do what makes you happy or you do what people will like in case they want to start judging you

I do what makes me happy as long as its good.
But whether we like it or not, people's perception about us tell a little or so much of who we really are. So while still being happy with ourselves, we should also be mindful of our reputation....coz it could make or mar us later in life.
I'm very sure you wouldn't display your b**bs like that

this ones no be ''real'' Muslims. see tight clothes.