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There's a simple solution. Stop keeping money where she'll be able to get to it. Hopefully, she won't graduate into stealing the home appliances. |
bukatyne:This is true, but I did state 'on a basic functional level' Buka. A vjay on its own does not have a personality, and body types/parts will not make one woman more special than the other. So it's quite accurate and not at all insulting to insinuate that a vjay is a vjay & that all women are the same, within the context of what's meant when such statements are made. |
mariahAngel:She doesn't even need to be physically stronger to do damage. A man who has been emotionally battered by a wife with a forked tongue and an evil spirit, will lack the willpower to make use of his physical strength. Such a man would have suffered so much more than any woman who received a few slaps here and there from her physically stronger husband. Emotional scars run deeper. |
I would love to read replies from snowflakes, one where they're not dodging the question all together. |
bukatyne:But aren't they? I mean really though... On a basic functional level, what differentiates vjay from vjay or woman from woman? Be careful in your reply so you don't come off as classist. ![]() |
I honestly don't blame the OP for calling off the relationship, I would do the exact same thing... No jokes. If she had repeatedly been told to have nothing to do with a man who keeps pestering her for sex, then she ends up saying that this same man has now raped her inside her own home, then alarm bells ought to go off. It's just what it is... Just because you're dating someone does not automatically mean you MUST take everything they say as the gospel truth. They're not Jesus. No one knows what actually happened and we need to strip ourselves of this notion that whenever a woman "alleges" that she was raped, then she MUST be telling the truth. I'm not even going to go into all the many things she could have done to avoid the man, but the one that I find most disturbing is the fact that she did NOT call her fiancé the moment the man came to her house. I mean, unless he started raping her right from the door/gate, then he must have gained access into her home with her permission... and assuming he came under the guise of a "friendly" visit, an intuitive woman would have called her fiancé to inform him that this same man who had been making moves on her is right in her house. I really can't shake the feeling that something is amiss with her story, I truly can't. |
Kondomatic:A noble intention, but one that falls flat on its face when you consider the facts. You will only end up wasting a lot of money trying to prove rape occurred if you were the OP. That is the truth and it's nothing but the truth, unfortunately... |
Rozcol:For real? Heard before that her mom's a senator though, just didn't know who. |
LOL... So it's Precious herself that used her own mouth to land in hot water. ![]() If she has issues with FFK, why not go to the courts and sort it out instead of using social media to make allegations here and there... Typical snowflake! Anyway by the time she has finished explaining to the police how she came to be sure/know that the senator wants to kill her, I'm sure they'll release her. ![]() To think some people were already pointing fingers at FFK in a matter that has nothing to do with him. The man even looks like he has moved on and is already flaunting another woman. LoL... |
“Family planning is not abortion; It doesn’t tell you or limit the number of children to have.https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/mun.gif |
MansoryMX:Hahahaha ![]() |
ahnie:Mummy wa... ![]() |
It's always a thing of beauty when you see a couple who are 100% in sync. Some of our sisters will claim that they prefer a quiet and private wedding, but by the time they finish drawing the list of what they require for the wedding, you will start wondering where all the so-called privacy and quiet ran away to. ![]() |
End123:It figures... |
Your topic doesn't correlate with the post. |
End123:Such a silly thing to type... as if this is something to desire in a woman. A lot of men really need to train themselves to be more intuitive at spotting mediocre women.
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@BigCabal, is it just a coincidence that the six interviewed Nigerians turned out to be women? Or do you have a men's version? |
Ombudsman1:No more, no less... |
The Nigerians who were brought up in a village setting only to end up trying to act more white than the whites themselves by claiming that things like this don't exist, they're the ones who crack me up the most. Their self-hate and colonial-grade brain fuckery is always astounding. |
Rozcol:Lol... |
Smile4mee01:Like oxygen. It's basically how they measure their self-worth. – Men (not feminized men who place too much emphasis on their looks) measure their worth by how well they're doing in life in comparison to other men within their peer group. Strip a man of his accomplishments and financial power, and you would have created a dent in his self-worth. – Women measure their worth by how many men are chasing/interested in them at any given time in comparison to other women. Strip a woman of every male attention to make her feel invisible, and you would have created a dent in her self-worth. |
Rozcol:I would have used you for money ritual multiple times before you even think of killing me. |
money121:It's the women I respect more... Truly strong women understand that as long as a man can provide, they shouldn't be worried about sharing him with other women. |
Rozcol:The same way a man with one wife and multiple side-chicks satisfies all of them. |
Rozcol:Why on earth would I want to go through that stress? |
Nothing new about your discovery chief. Meanwhile, check your link. |
Your writing style when narrating stories is always a pleasure to read... ![]() |
ahnie:Wish you same dear ![]() |
With family members like these, one doesn't need enemies anymore. |
ahnie:E for Energy... ![]() |
armyofone:His sin is not as grievous as hers – the 'generational punishment' is reserved for whomever has the greater responsibility of preserving life in a particular situation. I know you will not agree sha... ![]() If we start including everyone comnected to the sin, then even the doctor(s) and/or nurse(s) involved would serve punishment na, but it doesn't work that way. Observe King David's story above; he didn't physically kill Uriah, he simply sent a letter to Joab one of his captains and that one connived with his co-captains by abandoning Uriah in the thick of battle. If we go by your logic, then Joab and the remaining captains (historically known as David's mighty men) should serve the punishment too. **** You people have turned me to a preacher on this thread, but let me show you a verse that kind of explains the 'concept' of greater responsibility when one or more people are involved in the same sin. John 19:11 Jesus answered, “You would have no power over me if it were not given to you from above. Therefore the one who handed me over to you is guilty of a greater sin.” That was Jesus talking to Pontius Pilate, kind of explaining how he (Pilate) ought not to feel personally responsible for allowing the Jews sentence him to death on the cross... even though he had the power to stop them. |
Rozcol:And risk her turning out like you? No way... |
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