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LaurelP:
Depends on ur motive for moving
If you're moving just in order to be free to do wateva u like, then I'd advice u stay with ur parents.
Its not really abt age. Have u had d required orientation from ur parents? Do u have a knowledge of wat u shud and shud neva do? Can u control and advice ursef?

Don't wait until u make mistakes before u learn. Some mistakes are too fatal and may lead to ugly situations.
Freedom alone shud not be d motivation behind it. It might come to haunt u if you're nt yet ready and prepared for it.

alutacontinua:
Why not? If it suits her situation......e.g. it's closer to her place of work and she can comfortably afford it.

Every lady deserves some REAL SPINSTERHOOD before marriage, biko.......where you answer to yourself and yourself alone.

3coins:
she is not an utensil...she is the kitchen...anybody can enter it

luxanne:
*a sandbank in a stretch of water that is visible at low tide.

*make shallow.




* a gradual increase in loudness.




*walk or tramp about.








English words pls, and do stick to the rules of the game by first giving the definition to the word on ground before dropping yours for orderly sake, thanks.



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Ukutsgp:
what is the cause? are there no man to ask for their hand in marriage? or is it their fault? why would a lady at that age not married and still with her parent? maybe a spiritual problem or their education? what is your take on the issue?

Juzzybabe:
Am expecting my first baby and I have been thinking about the same. I already have names in heart,only pray my over sabi mother inlaw doesn't interrupt it with those heavy weighing Edo names. can't even pronounce my husband native name well,I can't risk that with my baby