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I'm being realistic. A girl can simply say its over, but not a guy. If you juz blunt n act like you don't care, the girl mind go paint her as a tool you used and the next tin na revenge or eternal hatred. |
To those that know better, your comments are appreciated. 1st STEP: Tell her she's too good for you occasionally. 2nd STEP: Let her know you may disappoint her at any time. In my own case, I was like "babes, ur dating a polygamist, I for like marry all the cutest girls life would offer". 3rd STEP: Start forming too busy and serious. 4th STEP: Let her start seeing your bad side, but as a gentleman, apologize after the act. 5th STEP: Just blurt it out. I was like "booboo, I no fit handle long distant relationship, and I distrust myself around other babes. I wouldn't want to hurt you so, we knew this would one day end and I know its today". "Please forgive for disappointing you. I hope we stay friendly". 6th STEP: GO AWAY IF SHE GETS TOO EMOTIONAL. Never look remorseful after the last blow. It worked for me after my 1 day relationship... |
I think Fear is the main reason...and you can add a little bit of self consciousness. I used to want to appear perfect before my crush but I ended up embarrassing myself. I also believe the assumption that all Naija babes are money conscious is so wrong, this also is a reason for the inability to approach a well dressed babe. |
I've always liked dis man's simplicity... he is completely himself. |
Me loves me mum like crazy even when she's grumpy, I love my dad, even when he's annoying. I love my brothers, even when we're fighting. I love my girl, even when she's flirting. I love me, even when I'm hurting. |
OK...tough question since real love is dead n gone. |
1.4million multiplied by N5000 cost of their cards... I've already passed sha, juz imagining how much they make from frustrations. |
I don't like the color temperature of the infinix zero and camera blurriness. I hope this pro gives clear detailed pics and a bit of warmness in its display. Moderate specs at a moderate price, I hope it can last upto a year without too much issues juz like d tecno phones I've used. |
Nawa for some Nigerians o, dude creates an educational thread, some peeps come to type shit juz to degrade the thread. Mods no dey here to ban those that insult needlessly. |
Blackett:Thanks bro, I guess I'll have to start practicing. |
mkpakanaodogwu:Not in this matter. |
menix:I agree with a certain position that women don't know wat they want. My experience, I leaned in to kiss her on our 1st date, she gently pushed me away and asked what was wrong with me, but she no comot o neither did she block my further advances. Well, I ended up holding her waist, kissing her neck and that was all. My heart was beating uncontrollably. |
Guys, I didn't ask for quotes or bashings, juz some practical advice. Someone once asked me why I'm shy, and from dat day I was almost forcing myself to be social but it didn't work. I appreciate the comments. |
OP u try joor...na wetin shy guys like me dey do. At least, the love still pure. |
Ah, the concept that is near and dear to all of us men who have started on the path to success with women and dating... FEAR. Fear of rejection. Fear of embarrassment. Fear of the unknown. Fear of what she might do if I start talking to her. Fear of what other guys would think if they knew that we needed help with women. Fear of what WOMEN would think if they knew that we needed help with women. Fear of admitting that we're AFRAID. ...just got an awkward kiss this evening cos my heart was beating too fast. Nlers, abeg help me and other shy guys out there trying to socialize and make friends/relationships with members of the opposite sex who may be out of our social league conquer our fear. |
I think you can print it from anywhere. Its common sense, after all, the name of the registration centre no dey the slip. |
I guess d reasons we don't progress is becos we see d bad in everything... 1st page of this topic is full of insults, nobody answered her question there. Read my signature before you quote me. |
Him dey there dey block punches, dey find phone, with all d muscles he has... Treat a bit.ch like a bit.ch. No form gentleman when Ur attacked by a madwoman. |
They'll get paid after d elections...Money is critical for winning elections not your votes. |
Single mothers in this post sound like divorcees, anyways, every woman has her own imperfections. |
This Love tin no get better gain...Don't emotional topics bore u? |
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I think cavities mostly cost some people their smiles and laughter, hence their shyness. I found a method online called oil pulling where you simply rinse your mouth with coconut oil for 20mins every morning faithfully as well as taking in cod liver oil. I'm going to try this, but I'd like to share this info and see who else wants to give this solution a try. here is the testimony link trinaholden.com/healing-cavities-a-true-weve-done-it-story/ Another one. draxe.com/naturally-reverse-cavities-heal-tooth-decay/ |
Babe, how's the camera compared to h6? |
press and hold power and volume down button at the same time. |
Nice, but d ROM 4 b 16gb...Gionee m3 be im mate sha. |
Outside of normal height differences, people with growth deficiency are much more aware of the role height plays in their lives. A study done through a growth clinic showed that children with growth deficiency are more likely to have social problems. The problems included lower social competance, increased behavior problems, and low self-esteem. Another study found lower rates of employment and marriage when children with growth deficiency grew up . One theory of why tall people are more successful is that there is stigma attatched to height, and thus short people are seen as easier to dominate . Another theory is that evolutionarily, tall people had an advantage in hunting and such and were thus associated with positive trait . Perhaps we still retain this association unconciously. The third theory is that taller people have a better-self image, and this increased confidence makes them more successful (2) . A factor that may influence both earnings and height is one's family background. Shorter men tend to come from bigger families with parents who have less education than those of taller men. This shorter height may be a factor of poor childhood nutrition, and parents with less education are more likely to have children who also receive less education and therefore earn less. Family background is not the only influence, though, as shorter men still earn less than taller men from the same background . Effects that appear to stem from one's adult height, though, may have a different cause entirely. Participants in one study were asked to report their heights at ages 7,11, 16, and 23. The height that affected one's adult earnings, it turned out, was not the adult height but the 16-year-old height. (The others did not correspond.) While adult height was found to correspond to earnings in other studies, it seems because of the correlation between adolescent height and adult height. I have observed one phenomenon of height's effect on psychology in my own life. When a group of people have been asked to line up by height, there's always some debate. I usually end up next to someone who I consider shorter than me - but she considers herself taller. One of us is clearly wrong, since we can't both be taller, but it really doesn't matter which of us is right. The interesting part is that both of us perceive ourselves as being taller. My theory is that because height and confidence are linked, how people see themselves affects how they see their height. Since I am about 5'4", on the lower half of the height scale for women, I suspect most girls around my height would like to be taller. When we have to evaluate ourselves, our self- images cause us to overestimate our own heights. I think, then, that the biggest part of height's role in our lives is not measurable in feet and inches, but in our own minds. The fact that our adolescent heights instead of our adult heights influence our earnings means that employers are not doling out pay based on simple physical appearance, but something that has been with us for years. Our own social skills and attitudes towards ourselves would seem to be what matter here. Maybe it's true - the scrawny kids who got picked on in gym class really were changed by the experience. Maybe they weren't as sure of themselves as the taller kids, and it affected how they did in school later, how well they worked with other people, how much they were valued as workers. Maybe it changed their success in love or presidential elections. It would seem the converse is also true, that one's self-image can change one's perception of height. So in a way, it's in our heads - the important thing is not how tall we are, but how that changes our own mindset. serendip.brynmawr.edu/biology/b103/f03/web2/jwise.html |
I am reading what you two are doing...Nobleval, I also like ds Tracey girl. |
...So its all about girls's buttocks everywhere. I'm getting bored of every girl flaunting bum every now and then. Just wanna see them "be normal". |
Do like say u get phone call, comot outside, come back inside and seat somewhere else. |
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