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angelEmade Such a beautiful story ![]() God bless your dad and enable you to carry on his legacy. |
KillerBeauty:Lovely post. Nature NEVER loses ![]() |
Romanoff:@bold ![]() Nice OP. |
chukwuibuipob:The ladies the OP refers to will not collect gifts from men they are not interested in. |
There a generational blessing, generational curses and generational family problems/patterns. The curses and patterns can be broken in Christ. A lot of people are mentioning the West; some of these countries have natural disasters, some others are begging their citizens to have sex to multiply because they have an aging population. Some have youth not willing to work, some have family structures being weakened by the day. All these and many more are patterns and curses. |
Omo, all these strong 'headed' babies that MUST come and do great things ![]() God bless the baby and sorry to the parents who have already adjusted their lives to the end of birthing. |
Happy Father's Day to all fathers and awaiting fathers. God bless you all. |
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azmanaty02: ![]() Did he force Regina to marry him? Is she a victim? |
DonroxyII:Five year olds desire to be different things at different times. Last I remembered, at that age, they can only grasp general concepts of occupation e.g. Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer, Banker, Pilot, Teacher etc. If she told me she wanted to be a neurosurgeon, I would be amazed and go on to ask what she knew about NS at 5. Nobody said nursing is bad or lower/worse off than a Doctor, I only pointed out that she wants to be a nurse because her mother feels doctorship is reserved for only men and the highest a girl can be is a nurse. If she said she wanted to be a nurse because Nurse Titi at the hospital is kind to her, I would given her a high five and told her to thank Nurse Titi on her next visit. ![]() |
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jidamsel43:Let's leave Govt out of it. Our Govt give directives without the strategy to execute. The PTA should sit and reach a compromise. Bills especially salaries of teachers need to be paid. |
Klass99:I did not follow her ex-husband's version of the events. Would you be kind enough to bring out your point? I don't like dragging members' family if they did not table their matter. |
Bhadmus77:I was about to say. Started getting dark around 5pm in my area. |
It will shock you that if you land his house unannounced, you will find him wolfing down food you cannot afford to eat. ![]() Thankfully, you have learnt from your grave mistake: Telling him your current status ![]() If you didn't want him to dig with his long spoon, I am wondering why you told him. Dude might even be doing better than you. 'If your yam is white, cover it gently in your palm and eat it.' 'Aye o fe ni foro afi ori eni.' |
Any Nigerian who doesn't understand that APC and PDP are two sides of a coin has not started. |
goodysb:You need to place premium value on yourself. That way, nobody would take you for granted. |
selingel:While this puts to death the conspiracy theories of pastor killing his pregnant lover, let's not shift the narrative to 'she did not deserve this because she was a virgin.' Nobody does even if they have a body count of 1,000. The Govt should double up to find her killers. I still think the Church has some questions to answer though. |
TheRedpillguy:Point 11 of healthy self-esteem already speaks to that. |
dokie:Gbam! Gbammer!! Gbammest!!! |
Amotolongbo:The things someone reads here sometimes ![]() |
Mariangeles:This is lazy man's (woman's) thinking. People don't change, they manifest and EVERYONE already has their attitude/behaviour formed in them. The problem is that we look at people's behaviours in silos and not holistically. For instance, a low self-esteemed person will manifest it in bullying or timidity; someone who is not content will manifest it in greed, selfishness, envy, jealousy etc. Now imagine someone surprised that her jealous husband turns greedy twenty years later or a husband surprised that his masturbation addicted wife loves porn. My people will say a man that smokes and drinks would womanize sure there are exceptions (some men womanize without drinking or smoking; some others smoke and wouldn't touch alcohol or women; some others would drink and think smokers are evil bla bla).Every behaviour has markers, has traces. Saying nobody has everything figured out while true is leaving a lot to chance and absorbing them of responsibilities of due diligence. A man like the OP is easy to detect; they are plenty at my place of work and at school. A male class mate gathered courage to tell me he couldn't marry a girl like me ( I was with my husband then) because I was too ambitious. Others (male & female) were not so bold and shunned when I did maths tutorials, when I joined my husband to learn some programming language for my final year project or upturned their noses when I said I wanted to form my final year project and not pick a topic done before. At work, they are plenty with 'I don't like career women' even though they want to marry a working wife. This means they have an internal thresh hold the woman MUST not cross. Mariangles, by everyone's fruits, you will know them. Observe, listen, perceive, trust your intuition... you will see. |
TheRedpillguy:Humility and high self-esteem are mutually exclusive. Infact, humility is a sign of a high self-esteem. Often times, we mistake humility for timidity or fearfulness. High self-esteem is a healthy subjective evaluation of one's worth. How do you see yourself? It is also not to be confused wit delusion or self-deceit. Some markers are: 1. Firmly believe in certain values and principles, and are ready to defend them even when finding opposition, feeling secure enough to modify them in light of experience. 2. Are able to act according to what they think to be the best choice, trusting their own judgment, and not feeling guilty when others do not like their choice. 3. Do not lose time worrying excessively about what happened in the past, nor about what could happen in the future. They learn from the past and plan for the future, but live in the present intensely. 4. Fully trust in their capacity to solve problems, not hesitating after failures and difficulties. They ask others for help when they need it. 5. Consider themselves equal in dignity to others, rather than inferior or superior, while accepting differences in certain talents, personal prestige or financial standing. 6. Understand how they are an interesting and valuable person for others, at least for those with whom they have a friendship. 7. Resist manipulation, collaborate with others only if it seems appropriate and convenient. 8. Admit and accept different internal feelings and drives, either positive or negative, revealing those drives to others only when they choose. 9. Are able to enjoy a great variety of activities. 10. Are sensitive to feelings and needs of others; respect generally accepted social rules, and claim no right or desire to prosper at others' expense. 11. Can work toward finding solutions and voice discontent without belittling themselves or others when challenges arise. Culled from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-esteem Humility can be seen as the absence of pride and arrogance; putting others before yourself; taking care of others; not drawing attention to yourself. ** I learnt something responding to you; Wikipedia had to treat humility in a religious context because it is mainstream defined as low self-esteem which is wrong (at least in the religious sense )Look at this for examples of humility. Some concepts are easier to explain than define. https://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-humility.html |
God console her family and all she left behind. ![]() |
Greatzeus:Not every one has the problem of money. ![]() |
A 30+ woman aborting? Sighs. When will women know their leverage and minuses in this game of love and play to win? ![]() |
There are terrible men, there are terrible women who go to make terrible spouses. There are men whose dreams have gone down the drain because they have to go for what makes money for the family than their passion. I have seen men take insults from younger people like bread and butter because they have a family to feed. I have seen men turn down greater opportunities because it would keep them from their families for extended periods. I don't know where these stories about marriages all doom and gloom for women is coming from. Life itself is a bed of roses with thorns and that translates to every aspect of life: marriage, parenting, work, schooling, religion, extra-curricular activities. If you can't put your spouse first and be wise enough to marry a spouse who would put you first, don't bother with marriage. If you can't figure out what your dreams are and marry someone in line with them, don't put the blame of your lack of productivity/fulfillment on your spouse. I have women around me who are married with kids and achieve what they set for themselves: no matter how mundane or lofty. |
When we were in school, my boyfriend (later fiancée and husband) did as many stuff as possible together. That meant when A visited B's house, all hands were on deck to do whatever needed to be done quickly so we could have time for ourselves. I fondly remember us carrying clothes to the house (room ) of the person with easier access to water and washing them together.We also operated an almost joint pot so we were both broke or rich together. I would however be very worried about a man who is unhappy about his intended's behavior and waits till marriage before 'paying back.' If you don't like someone's attitude and you can't cope or talk to the person, move on. |
Has D'banj been proven guilty? ![]() |
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Pastor Joromi.So, it is good for dem to dey collect man pikin money,go on free shopping,,act unfaithful abi?
Both of you did the same thing in different form.