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what do i think?
i think u need to get friends in ur life
and stop being a dork

biola44:
better talk!

seconded!

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INK how much fun this section was

okay
364

oya decode wat u just said

*gag*

puff puff

okanran!
364 to 368

b-364

lmao! y?

*rolls eyes*

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ravenzord:
Sometimes I like chilling with myself,in d depths of solitude,just me myself and d elements nd a book.

. . . and u got me

362

lol
omg i feel special rite now

yup i will

lmao
cant u guys see that lalaboi corrected it?
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i dunno
lets say my computer and my laptop
not even the internet

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ceegee stop solliciting!

love-vendor clothes

378

im good lol
so how was the class?

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lmao!
u guys are not serious so u resort to begging?
wow

guang yong

lol
yeah i do

i really do

yup yup my boo is back!

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goal keeper

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adconline:
the point here is that the poster doesn't see anything in her age and having three kids out of wedlock as one of the issues. Its Yoruba "culture" in her mind that is the problem. There is no correlation between some of his siblings not being allowed to marry Igbos or vice-versa cos she is neither Igbo nor Nigerian. Her greatest challenges are how to convince her man's family that a woman who's got three kids and some what older is good for him and his family. It seems she doesn't have a clue on how marriages work in Nigeria. She thinks that a mama boy for that matter would marry her without her mother's consent. This is "impossicant" unless she means secret marriage without the knowledge of the parents. Ask the guy how many of his siblings got married to someone who had kids from previous relationships. Maybe , nada, nil. zilch. If we are taking about a kid, it might be understandable to his parents, but three will be a big snag.

God bless u my brother!

mr u need to stay the hell away from both ladies and cast ur reel far deep into the water if u value ur sanity n peace of mind