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EgetWhyo:Nin will xpose age falsification |
Please, house I need your help as metamask. I attach some images to this comment. Someone is instantly withdrawing my funds whenever I send funds to my metamask. The funny thing is it is immediately within a second. What is the solution?
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Olachase:Let me learn from your experience. This is mine. |
I’m someone who isn’t ashamed of being single. I’m 36, and I’ll be 37 in December. The honest truth is that I’m single. I’m not currently dating anyone. It’s not because I don’t ask women out—I do. But I’m not someone who enjoys talking too much, and sometimes the thought of having to constantly communicate, explain myself, and maintain a relationship feels stressful to me. Maybe that is one of the reasons I have remained single for this long. My lifestyle is also very regimented. I have a routine that is so predictable that someone can almost tell when I’m at home and when I’m not. Money is another major issue. I currently earn ₦200,000 a month before tax, and I don’t have a side hustle at the moment. Sometimes I look at my income and wonder how I’m supposed to build the kind of life people expect from someone approaching 40. I have even lied about being in a relationship when I know I’m not. I’ve told people I have two children, even though I have never had children. I did it because I wanted people to stop asking questions and putting pressure on me. But ironically, while trying to escape other people’s expectations, I think I have ended up putting even more pressure on myself. For a long time, I genuinely enjoyed being single. The peace was beautiful. No relationship drama. No constant explanations. No arguments. No pressure. But lately, that peace is beginning to feel like loneliness. I miss having someone. And that is difficult for me to admit. Another thing about me is that I give up easily on relationships. I can enter a relationship today and, a month later, lose interest and walk away without even properly explaining to the woman why I’m leaving. I know that isn't a good quality. My life has also been somewhat of a slow journey. I started school at 11. I finished secondary school at 22. I completed tertiary education at 32. I started my teaching job earning ₦20,000 a month, and today, at 36, I earn ₦200,000. You would think that increasing my income would make life easier. But every time my income increases, inflation seems to move the goalpost. What used to feel like enough no longer feels like enough. And then there is friendship. I have always struggled with keeping friends. Even as a child, I realised I didn't really have a flair for friendship. Today, I honestly don't have anyone I can confidently call my close friend. I even remember a time when I would give people money just so they would play with me. Looking back, that hurts. I don't drink. I don't smoke. I don't party. I don't womanise. At work, I joke around, interact with people and eat good food. From the outside, I probably look like someone who is doing just fine. But deep down, there is a part of me that genuinely misses being in a relationship. I can go an entire month without making or receiving a personal phone call. Most of the calls I receive or make are work-related because I’m one of the leaders at my workplace. Sometimes I wonder how I got here. I don't think I’m a bad person. I don't think I’m unattractive. I don't think I’m incapable of loving someone. Maybe I just became too comfortable being alone. Maybe I have built such a structured and independent life that making room for another person now feels difficult. Or maybe I simply haven't figured out how to balance my personality, finances, career, friendships and relationships. I don't know. But lately, being single doesn't feel as peaceful as it used to. It is starting to feel a little boring. So I’m genuinely asking: Are there other men who are like this? Men in their 30s who don't drink, smoke, party or womanise. Men who have very few or no close friends. Men who have become so comfortable being alone that they don't know how to let someone into their lives. Men who are not necessarily unhappy, but deep down, still miss having someone to come home to. I’d really like to hear from you. |
Omobada:I hope you check the date when what you mentioned was posted? The price must have quadruple. |
100FIX1:Noted |
100FIX1:I have 120k. Let me know if you fit deal with the budget. |
GtBank was once in this position before, nothing is permanent in life. |
Moderate Muslims are quick to reject bokoharam, bandit and iswap as muslims but if they win a course for Allah they are considered Muslims. Bunch of hypocrite |
limamintruth:I've sent you an email. Kindly check |
Ronaldo is famous among football lovers Elon is famous among internet users. Pope is famous among Christians Donald is famous among politicians Dangote is famous in Africa |
Mmadu111:Can unilag, UI, oau or futa accept a noun graduate for masters? |
parkervero:Are you sure NOUN is ideal place for degree? In a country where they discriminate like crazy. |
If Nigerians are tired and would like to explore alternative, they can win |
I'm broke can you date me? Let's do it. |
Any university is so far you will do self-learning after school. |
Too much of anything is bad |
Single mothers never want their sons to marry single mothers why would you settle single mother? |
Wow! Many osun towns plenty there sha |
It can't run normal windows 10 with that low storage |
Sugarboyy:I hope you dey enjoy the government. |
So sad it happened at his young age. May his soul rest on. |
urdevopsguy:Nothing is impossible even at this age. Java learning curve is steep. Core Java can take up to minimum of 6 months. Spring/Springboot can take up to 4 months. This knowledge is not enough again. You have to learn Spring security which can take up to 3 months. Microservices is becoming a norm (though debatable between monolith architecture and microservices architecture). Knowledge of CI/CD, Cloud (AWS etc) is becoming a must. Java is a powerful strict Type PL. I love it. Lots of new dev always sideline Java because of its verbosity but in my experience, the verbosity makes it easy to debug your code. |
Giftedhand47:Redmi 10C |
Giftedhand47:Can you fix 10C ghost touch? How much? |
Provide constant electricity make we dey use blender. Abi blender too dey cause organ failure? |
Under those watermelon is a stench that can kill a cat |
Are those the prices you sell brand new mattress? What kind of mattress can I get with #120k? |