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I'm not giving this nonsense any views. It's probably just the ramblings of a lazy person, someone raised by a lazy, or someone co-signing laziness for followers. |
French isn't hard. There's very little to learn compared to other languages. And English has a lot of French loanwords, so the vocab isn't a big deal. Learning the language has the main benefits of opening other African economies (for small businessmen and traders) a little more, enjoying Francophone (African and Caribbean) music more, and sweet talking North American and European women (black American women seem to love a French or British accent). |
The idea that women shouldn't pay for anything, so that men can feel manly was created by and is currently maintained by men. The financial insecurity and challenges in getting a proper salary that many women experience is a result of the actions of men. Instead of whining about gold diggers, correct problems. Raise your daughter to be strong. Respect women. Hire women. Be secure in yourself as a man and don't try to undermine women. |
Education is one of the most basic human needs. They need a good, firm Auntie slap. |
They're not going to give you a visitor visa. If you're not ready to marry, go as a student. |
Also, Mauritius is infested with Indians. They're nearly as depraved as west Asians. You don't want to go there, and it's a bizarre joke to compare that place to Canada or Switzerland. Mauritius is also a human tr4fficking hub. |
Don't listen to the human tr4fficker in here talking about Egypt. From a human tr4fficking report from the US Department of State about Egypt: Traffickers subject men and women from South and Southeast Asia and East Africa to forced labor in domestic service, construction, cleaning, and begging, as well as sex trafficking. In 2017, observers reported an increase in West African trafficking victims, although it was unclear if this was the result of increased victim identification or an actual increase in numbers. Male refugees and migrants are vulnerable to exploitative labor practices, including forced labor. Foreign domestic workers – who are not covered under Egyptian labor laws – primarily from Bangladesh, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Nigeria, Sudan, South Sudan, and Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to forced labor; employers at times require them to work excessive hours, confiscate their passports, withhold their wages, deny them food and medical care, and subject them to physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. Some employers file false claims of theft to further exploit domestic workers. Traffickers subject women and girls, including refugees and migrants from Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East to sex trafficking in Egypt. In 2018, an international organization reported Colombian nationals were smuggled into Egypt to work in the entertainment industry, and in 2019, an NGO reported that employers in resort towns, such as Sharm El Sheikh, sexually exploit dancers from Colombia. Refugees from Syria, Sudan, South Sudan, and Yemen who live in Egypt are at risk of trafficking. For example, increasingly traffickers target Syrian refugees who have settled in Egypt for forced child labor, sex trafficking, and transactional marriages of girls that can lead to sexual exploitation, including sex trafficking and forced labor. NGOs reported in January 2020 that unaccompanied minors (UAMs) among the African migrant population are increasingly at risk of trafficking in Egypt; Sudanese gangs reportedly target UAMs to force or coerce the children to sell drugs or commit other petty crimes. Irregular migrants and asylum-seekers from the Horn of Africa, who transit Egypt en route to Europe, are increasingly at risk of trafficking along this migration route. During the reporting period, there were reports trafficking networks fraudulently recruited women from Guinea for employment in Egypt; the traffickers then exploited the women in domestic servitude or sex trafficking. |
Why would you ask this question unless you derive pleasure from other people's negative experiences? |
The mods seriously need to start banning people who spam the board with stuff. Especially when it's not even funny. Like, chill. |
The reaction is different because females rarely abuse partners, males are usually physically capable of defending themselves, and males are more likely to seriously harm partners in general. |
Wow. lol |
Tell her how you feel, but try not to have any expectations. Don't pressure her or make her uncomfortable. Arrange to maybe have a meal with her and tell her. Tell her in advance that there's something important you want to share with her. If she doesn't feel the same way, just move on. You may think she's everything, but there are many other women you will have equal or stronger feelings about. Let her know that you respect and accept her feelings if she rejects you. You don't want her to feel uncomfortable or avoid you. |
They arrest the petty crooks. Never the ones selling out the country or the kingpins who pay the right people off. |
Maybe it's because you find it comforting and relaxing. It could also be that you simply don't find it engaging, or the Early Modern English makes consumption awkward. Maybe you should take a course, a real course, on the Bible. Or you could join a Bible study group of people similar to you (similar lifestyle and interests). |
Stop dating her and sleeping with her. It's clear you're concerned about her, so you can continue helping her as a friend. But don't allow her to impact other relationships. |
Btw Why would a heterosexual man desperately want women to cover their bodies? |
Posts like this need to be reported to authorities. It's wild that this stuff is allowed to pop up when we know exactly what they're trying to do. |
Zealoy: |
- Use your time in a region you would never go, and find business opportunities. - Explore finding a life partner. It could be in the NYSC. It could be in the village. Some guys want a traditional woman, and that might be the opportunity to find one. |
1. People are reacting to her body shape, not her clothes. If she was really fat or skinny, no one would notice. 2. It's wrong to suggest a woman has to hide her body. Being physically attractive is not a sin or crime. Would people say anything about a muscular guy in a tight shirt and slacks? 3. Women with her shape often feel they have to wear tighter clothes because otherwise they look obese. It's like a muscular guy in a loose fitting shirt; he looks like he has a gut. 4. It's a long dress, and there's no visible cleavage. It's fairly conservative. 5. People need to be concerned about how well she performs as a teacher, not her outfits. Are people judging male teacher outfits? 6. Don't make a woman into a bad guy because you're jealous or insecure. |
There are virtually no Asian countries where an African person can get a good or even decent job and settle comfortably. There's an American dream, but there is no Chinese dream. What you instead see are a bunch of illegals who are engaging in criminal acts or "teaching English" (not a career, barely a job). And there are trade deals where Africans go to school in those countries, but after school, there's nothing for them. People complain about not finding work in the UK after school, but at least they can find something. Even if it means taking blue collar work. Furthermore, there's nothing desirable about life in Asia. Asian society and culture is just unpleasant to say the least. The average Asian is miserable, rich or poor. And laws in their countries barely exist for citizens. They're a joke for African immigrants. The worst thing about Asia is the high rate of human tråfficking. Specifically, there seems to be a lot of organ tråfficking involving African immigrants. Compare this to someone who simply has to do a humble job in North America or west Europe. Would you rather drive a truck in the US (70,000 USD btw), or risk being harmed for a kidney? There seems to be an exception regarding businessmen who go to China or other places to import/export. Some of these guys get ripped off. Some of them do very well. Even if you go down this path, don't live in those countries. If you want to emigrate, keep trading in whatever countries, but live in North America, west Europe, an African nation, or a Caribbean nation. |
You need to find a more productive hobby. Maybe write some inspirational short stories or something. Go and teach youth arts and crafts. Make clothing and sell your pieces online. |
Avoid Asia. Asia is not like Europe or North America just because they have some skyscrapers. There's a bunch of universities in underpopulated parts of the US that will give you hefty scholarships. Study a medical trade and you'll have a good job waiting for you. |
siofra:Sowell is an idíot. Some Black Americans who engage in criminal activity do so out of desperation because they have been locked out of opportunities by oyinbos and have no hope. Some have untreated trauma from dealing with poverty. Some make one bad decision that makes doing the right thing harder because of discrimination in laws and law enforcement. Some come from generations of poverty, struggle, and related dysfunction (courtesy of oyinbos) and this has made certain dysfunctional lifestyles normal to them. The common denominator is oyinbos. Oyinbos are a disease. |
Interesting how media is going on and on about this couple. But they have nothing to say about all the Asian mafias doing the same. |
They've spent generations around oyinbos. That's not a healthy, productive environment to say the least. The mentality and behavior you see are the direct result of being around oyinbos. Oyinbos are a disease. |
lol wtf |
Op, you need to come out of the closet and live your truth. You're angry because you want to be a Nigerian woman. |
That's probably more a reflection of economic conditions than culture. And the average American woman would ignore or block the message unless you had some kind of relationship going. Even then, that's still likely. lol |
Genetics, health, fitness, diet, medical history, and the nature of the pregnancy itself (e.g. complications, natural or C-section, hormones, etc). Pregnancy does a lot of different things to a woman's body. People don't realize it because so many women just do it and act like it's nothing. But it's hard. |
When they got together, they were probably both fat. But he decided to work out and stay with the woman who he sees as compatible, supportive, and etc. This seems to happen a lot, but with females who lose the weight and stay with a really fat guy. But really though, there's a good chance he's cheating, maybe even bisexual. |
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