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Romance › Re: Have You Ever Had A Partner With Weird Sexual Behaviour? by DeeMain(m): 12:32am On Dec 14, 2018
ComputerOperato:
No insults please. Else I will ignore you.
I read. A lot. More than you probably.
The article was written by a Nigerian gay man. And I actually read some of the cited sources.
Nothing substantial.

He was just trying to justify his gay behaviour.
In the boy wife stuff, he was talking about Hausa words and how they label some people boy wife due to their behaviour. Not homosexuality per se.
Inference.

I am on mobile. If time and situation permits, tomorrow on PC we will trash this out.

Better still. I will create a thread for it and seek for other people's opinion.
All bluster, no substance yet. Enrich this debate with researched evidence as you've promised. We are waiting. Some of us are monitoring the debate and will call you out if you bluff.

Bring proofs, enrich the argument. Waiting. Good luck
Romance › Re: Have You Ever Had A Partner With Weird Sexual Behaviour? by DeeMain(m): 12:21am On Dec 14, 2018
NathanAnomaly:
ur understanding is skewed I swear,

what u don't know is that surveys can be manipulated to pass across a message.

na bloody lie, the research is not accurate, I am telling u with all certainty
Anthropologist provide him with sources to back up your expert claims now. Or is that one hard to do? Smh
Politics › Re: . by DeeMain(m): 4:37pm On Dec 11, 2018
ngoxievergreen:
Please provide evidence that Ihiala is under Orlu because we all know that the only Basilica in the SE is in Onitsha. As for dialect, the one Enugu state people speak in public is pure Anambra dialect, this is because Enugu state people are inferior and feels ashamed to speak their dialect in public.
How someone so beautiful could spew something so idiotic, absurd and hateful beats me.

For your information, the capital of the old Anambra was Enugu and the town was a melting pot for civil servants from all over Anambra and Enugu. That's how the language that Enugu speaks today developed organically.

Don't do hate or speak it. It pollutes its source.
Christianity Etc › Re: Tithe: Akpororo Blasts Daddy Freeze Again. Has This Question For Him by DeeMain(m): 1:25am On Dec 09, 2018
Negotiate:
Akpororo is trying to resurrect his career by riding on the emotions of christians.

Really, should The Experience be a platform to throw arrows? really?he has defiled the stage.
Defile which stage? So the performance stage is the altar, abi? You, me, Akpororo are the body and temple of Christ and we carry Him to any tent or platform or building we choose to worship in. Akpororo, a Christian and a comedian has every biblical right to perform on that stage!
Family › Re: How Do I Stop My Kids From Fighting? by DeeMain(m): 2:47pm On Dec 08, 2018
First off, where did they learn, to the point of it becoming a daily occurrence, that beating is the right thing to do to someone who hurts or wrongs you? You the parents? Do you beat them up or scold them, your spouse or maid or servants at the slightest provocation?

Somehow, I believe, someone within your household, has modeled to these young ones that fighting or beating another or psychological violence is the way to resolve conflict.

Train a child,, by example and instructions, in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.
Christianity Etc › Re: Reno Omokri Reacts To Bishop Oyedepo's 'Dangerously Rich' Statement by DeeMain(m): 1:04pm On Dec 07, 2018
GoTV:
sad Even though I'm a born again Christian, i believe Oyedepo and his counterparts are pulpit fraudsters manipulating the mind of the gullible. Oyedepo will end up in Hell fire. He is not sent by God but mammon. No Muslim leaders will ever brag about earthly riches in mosques not even the highly revered MURIC. Oyedepo has brought shame to Christianity sad
You are a Christian impostor! A Muslim masquerade. Gerrraaahere mehn!
Family › Re: Hilarious Photos Of Men Shopping With Their Wives, Can You Relate? by DeeMain(m): 12:10am On Dec 06, 2018
babyfaceafrica:
sir,abeg na only dulling men who will remain sad and lonely when they ate odd....I have seen over 70s men who go to parties, watches dstv and play games with their own...so please spare us this sad and lonely story... not all men are like that!!..what of those whose wife has died,will they be SAS and lonely in their old age?.....did tinubu,obasanjo,Clark,akande look sad and lonely to you?.... it is only the poor in their old age that will be sad and lonely. have you visited Lagos country club,island club and Ikeja club and see old men drinking and dinning together?.....women should limit time wasting especially when they are with someone.. it is annoying!!!!!
You are a kid. A kid was told that he's killing himself, you know what he did? He started feeling his neck and asking where his blood was.
Celebrities › Re: Helena Nelson: What My Mother Did To Me! by DeeMain(m): 4:25pm On Nov 28, 2018
gaby:
What a mother...

Some mothers sure do have 'em..
Some children do have them.
Family › Re: I Want To Tell You That Some Women Are Evil. For Example, My Mother!!! by DeeMain(m): 6:09pm On Nov 27, 2018
Chubhie:
In this case you divorce her and tell her to go Bleep herself right? Nothing wrong in this. I feel and know that in that her madness, there's a hell lot of goodies in her.

How can you explain away how in her madness she stayed disciplined,strategic and flew under the radar to build a house from scratch to finish undetected? That's genius business general. Imagine the heights of her potentials untapped?
Divorce? ****yourself? Those are your words. My take is if you are already married to such or have them as a parent you should love them nevertheless however hard it might be to do but take measures to heal yourself of the accumulated trauma and negative programming that arises from such a relationship. This will help you have enough in your love tank to give to the person and support them.

Good in them? Of course, there is but talented but broken, good but unhinged are very painful things to see.
Family › Re: I Want To Tell You That Some Women Are Evil. For Example, My Mother!!! by DeeMain(m): 8:54am On Nov 27, 2018
Chubhie:
I agree with you. But then, shitt happens and you find yourself in this scenario. What are you gonna do? Divorce, Endure or get her help and support?
Problem is, most times, like in the above story, the person doesn't even know or realize she/he has a problem or is in denial. She blames everybody but herself. She thinks others, even her most intimate others are the problem. There is no cure for a proudly ignorant person. Such a person won't seek help nor would she/he submit to be helped.

A problem diagnosed is half solved. If however the person acknowledges she has a problem and is angry enough to solve it then her intimate others can and should help.

Without this there's no end to the kind of misery a broken person can dispense even to the people who love and support them.
Family › Re: I Want To Tell You That Some Women Are Evil. For Example, My Mother!!! by DeeMain(m): 9:22pm On Nov 26, 2018
Chubhie:
Your mother is basically exhibiting symptoms while responding to her triggers. There's a root cause. Her soul is crying out for help and it can get frustrating when nobody, not even her loved ones can pick her soul clues.

Your father failed to work on his woman. Take her to specialists and get her evaluated first.
Half-truth. The first part of first paragraph, true.

People who are broken and full of baggages should never get married till they sort themselves out. Your husband and kids are not your therapist. They deserve a whole wife/husband/mum/dad. They deserve to be loved, cherished and nurtured.

Getting married when you know you are broken is a pain and trauma sharing recipe that has no end and whose consequences reverberates down generations . It's either cowardice or ignorance or both that make people do it.

First things first, heal thyself first.
Family › Re: Please Can Anybody Recommend A Drug That Will Make Me Confident, Strong And Happ by DeeMain(m): 7:23pm On Nov 23, 2018
First off, you are suffering from clinical depression. Second off, go and see a therapist. Or treat yourself through meditation. Best wishes
Celebrities › Re: OAP Tosyn Bucknor Found Dead In Lagos by DeeMain(m): 9:06am On Nov 20, 2018
Remember you during NYSC camp in Rivers State back in the day. So full of life. So uninhibited to being herself and living. RIP beautiful one.
Family › Re: Help I Am An Gay Addict, I Need Help!! by DeeMain(m):
Mahrhimah:
This mail. Is inactive. Please how can I get your numner
Let me know when you get this.
Politics › Re: I Didn't Hand Over A Collapsed Nation To Buhari - Dr. Goodluck Jonathan by DeeMain(m): 6:36pm On Oct 29, 2018
Serial leadership failure. Serial incompetence at the helm of affairs. The story of Nigeria.

Anything but Jonathan.

Anything but Buhari.

This kind of thinking will produce the same kind of abysmal result always.

Let's elevate our thinking to 'what kind of man or woman will make this nation a great nation to live, work and do business'
Travel › Re: Mention The Countries You Will Never Consider Going To Even With Free Visas by DeeMain(m): 1:05pm On Oct 19, 2018
revontuli:
Eating out is one thing I miss from America, it's so cheap even the dead broke poor people can afford to go to a half-decent diner.

Here it's a luxury for special occasions like wedding anniversary. There is cheap work lunch buffet where they have decent food, it's not the best but quite ok.
I've never paid €50 or even €40 for a meal, no way! I can cook the best steaks for 2 and it still won't cost anywhere near that.

Finns are lively when they are drunk. Not when they are sober.
True that. A friend told me that if you engage in small talk with people you don't know over there they'll mistake you for a drunk grin
Webmasters › Re: Bill Gates Says He's 'heartbroken' By The Death Of His Microsoft Cofounder by DeeMain(m): 8:28am On Oct 17, 2018
NwaAmaikpe:
shocked


Paul Allen was a scheming narcissistic scum.
Microsoft is better off without his negative energy.

He brought very little to the table, wasn't keen about innovations because his only interest was just the profitability of the company.
Rubbish ignorant talk.

Paul was the more ideas and innovative guy. His brain was full of them. Microsoft suffered innovation-wise when he left.

Gate's forte was more of decision making, deal making and the business side of things. He left Microsoft when he couldn't deal with Gate's crude human management.

They are just beginning to get it right again after Gates left and put the right people to head the company.
Family › Re: Help I Am An Gay Addict, I Need Help!! by DeeMain(m): 9:23pm On Oct 15, 2018
Your early childhood sexual abuse experiences have distorted your sexual orientation and God knows what else. You have embodied the trauma. You need to heal from that for your own good.

Go see a good therapist . It's a good place to start. Alternatively, send me a pm, let's see how I can be of help.
Health › Re: Does Surgery Affect The Soul/mind? by DeeMain(m): 7:44pm On Oct 14, 2018
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This is an area not covered by medical science. Mind, body and spirit are interconnected. Doing the surgery, might have triggered what had happened in the original trauma event.

The feelings you felt must be somehow related to the original events surrounding the trauma.

The body and the mind cannot be separated.
Travel › Re: Greetings From Rome! by DeeMain(m): 8:23pm On Oct 13, 2018
Revontuli, quite an impressive thread you have here. Good writing too.
Family › Re: Humans Of Nairaland (Pictures): Continued by DeeMain(m): 1:58pm On Oct 12, 2018
DanjaNinja:
Dear Mum,

They said you were beautiful.
They said you were kind.
They also said you were very nice.

They tell me stories of how you would host the entire family - brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties, cousin - for Sunday Lunch: Jollof Rice with Secret Sauce and Chicken. They say till this day, no one does Jollof Rice any better. They say every Christmas, you would make clothes for everyone - you were a fashion designer. Sadly i dont remember any of it for you died three years after i was born.

Three years. I was three years old and my sister- your last child, was one, when you passed away. How is it that i lived within you for nine months, lived on your milk for four months, gave you endless sleepless nights for several months and yet, I don't remember you? I have searched the deep recesses of my memory, every nook and cranny stiil, i cant find you. I don't know what you sounded like or what your touch felt like. I've seen your pictures but it feels like we never met. I would have preferred growing up with you and i know you would have wanted the same but life had a different plan for us. God knows best they say.

There is something uniquely irreplaceable about a mother's love they say. No matter how another tries, its sadly not the the same. But mum, wherever you currently are, i want you to know that your sister - Aunty G, whom i call mum has done an excellent job. If she had not told me she wasn't my biological mother, i wouldn't have known any better. She loved my sister and i like her own. There were no preferential treatments - whatever she gave her kids, we got - even better in some cases. She made sure we never felt your absence and i must confess she succeeded. Mum, I had an amazing childhood. Kai i was stubborn o. Not troublesomely stubborn but curiously stubborn. I was always curious and wanted to know more and i was a certified trouble maker - chai, dem flog me well well...lol. Life has been good to me, i attended good schools, made amazing friends and i have so much to be thankful for.

Why am i writing this Mum? I just want the world to know that true love, Love that knows no preference nor self-interest,still exist and it can be learnt. I have seen it, your sister lived it. So it saddens me to see people suffer in pain cos they lost their mothers. We saw no pain. God, through your sister made it so. I pray that she lives long enough to experience the fruits of her love and sacrifice. If i don't take care of her, mum, biko, wherever you are, "KNOCK ME". Knock me with the spirit of Gratitude cos i would be ungrateful not to reciprocate your sisters love. Please know that i will forever love you, i will forever miss you and i will forever be grateful for the love that you shared with those who lived with you.

P.S: I want to use this medium to encourage everyone to look beyond ethnicity, religion and race in loving your neighbor as yourself. All we need in this world is love, patience and understanding. We are not perfect but we can help those around us if we try.

One Love My Pe,ople.
You made me almost shed a tear. I just holla m with alacrity. Thanks for sharing. There are still good people in this world.
Health › Re: My Thoughts About Nigeria Medical Doctors. by DeeMain(m): 12:09pm On Sep 13, 2018
MissJoy29:
I couldn't agree more with your first paragraph. I learnt a lot on this thread. I'm in a much better position to understand our doctors more although they also need to step up more.

I haven't found answers yet. 3 weeks after; visiting the hospital 3 times; even overdosing on pain killers & ear drops; going through mind blowing physical pain, I still haven't found answers. But I will still continue to search for it.
Thanks for asking.
Okay cool.

If you are in the place where you are now willing and ready to look at alternative answers, diagnosis of cause and solutions you can pm me so we can have a healthy discussion about it.

I am a certified health coach and therapist and healed myself of an autoimmune disease. Just so you know where I'm coming from.
Health › Re: My Thoughts About Nigeria Medical Doctors. by DeeMain(m): 12:21am On Sep 11, 2018
MissJoy29:
I just hope this writing will be able to adequately capture my frustration, disappointment & dissatisfaction with the Nigeria Medical Doctors in particular & the Health sector in general.
I also apologise in advance for the long post.

For as long as I can remember, I have always been sceptical about going to hospitals. The attitude of the health workers there are nothing to write home about. Both the private and the public hospitals. Even though I still believe that public hospitals are far better than the private hospitals(especially the average ones) in terms of quality service(although you run the risk of dying before you are attended to due to how slow they are).

There are so many anomalies in our hospitals. I have seen & heard really bizzare stuffs going on. From the nonchalant, impatient and highly unprofessional attitude of the attendants, the unhealthy environment, the cranky and harsh attitude of the nurses, the fact that there's also "who you know mentality" when lives are at stake, the subtle way they bill you unnecessarily by paying for almost everything you do in the hospital(consultation fee, file retrieval fee, unit fee, buying of this & that for your treatment that you will end up leaving for them), the lack of medical equipment, the walking up & down paying for one thing or another at different times(even when you are not fit)instead of paying at once,the number of unqualified & seasoned doctors, the location of a hospital's laboratory on the last floor of a three-storey building(like, who does that!!!!), the high cost of drugs and other medical supplies in the hospital's pharmacy as opposed to their cost outside etc.

But I have a particular area I want to focus on.

THE ATTITUDE OF THE NIGERIAN DOCTOR
This thread was born out of my experiences this week at a teaching hospital. These experiences brought back all the others I have had to push to the back of my mind a long time ago for lack of an appropriate channel to express them. For the purpose of this thread, I'm going to use my experiences at ABSUTH (Abia State Teaching Hospital), LASUTH (Lagos State Teaching Hospital), LUTH (Lagos University Teaching Hospital), National Orthopaedic Hospital Igbobi & few private hospitals as yardsticks to buttress my grievances. I'm also going to put into consideration, the attitude of my close friends who are medical personnels.

Note: I'm not here to compare hospitals. I'm only using them to show that the attitudes of the doctors I met there may actually be same(or at least, almost same) with all of them in the country.

Firstly, if I have met 15 medical doctors, only 1 turned out to be sympathetic and humane. Apart from my family doctors and this sympathetic doctor, I don't think I will ever recognise any of the doctors I have seen again. But after 5 years or so, I still recognised him when I saw him again recently at same hospital(and I have memory problems) Why? He was probably the first doctor I ever saw who actually listened cos they WANT TO not cos they HAVE TO. There's a big difference. Most of them just hear you. They don't listen & they don't allow you talk. That's why they ask you questions based on what THEY THINK you feel & not on what you KNOW you feel.

Secondly, these doctors (except my humane doctor) make it look as if they are doing you a favour when they tell you about your ailment. It's as if they want you to pay consultation fees before they explain in details what you are passing through. What am I saying? One actually told me that! Inasmuch as I think majority of them don't actually know their profession that well, I still wonder why they choose to withhold & hoard information. It's bad enough they don't tell on their own without being asked. But it's even worse they withhold when asked. I have recurring ear ache that comes like every 2 years. This time around I asked the doctor (on the advice of a friend) what the cause of the problem is so I can avoid it. And he opened his mouth & said to me, "get solution first. What do you need the cause for? I was stunned to say the least!
Thirdly, they are always very harsh & impatient. You come in to a doctor's office, 30 seconds later, you are out with a piece of paper filled with their illegible writing just cos they are more concerned with what they are scribbling based on what they THINK you are going through than on what you are actually saying. They are hurrying to see as many patients as possible to collect as much money from them as possible and also to go to their private clinics. So no adequate time allocated to a patient.

Again, because of the attitude of some of these doctors, I'm really not surprised why I detest private hospitals because majorly, they are still the ones that establish it. The main reason why I hardly go to private hospitals is because I don't understand why someone will be, say an E.N.T doctor in a public hospital, but will end up being a GENERAL practitioner in his/her private hospital. They are now automatic Ob/gyn, optometrist, dentists, surgeons, paediatricians etc. I can't count the number of times they have mistreated cases they are supposed to refer to specialists like professionals do.

After venting like this, I'd like to hear from the house. Knowing that people in the medical profession are supposed to be warm, humane, sympathetic, kind, friendly, patient, a listener, polite, knowledgeable, seasoned, capable etc, why then do you think most Nigerian medical doctors are cold, nonchalant, impatient, unkind, harsh, rude, condescending? Is it because that's who they are normally or are there some things in the sector and/or in the training process that turn & change them into the aforementioned? Doctors in the house & non-doctors like me, over to you.
Everything you wrote up here is on point. I actually share such views about the medical profession. Read through some of the comments and I think both sides of the argument have enriched the discussion sufficiently.

Will digress to something that I feel is equally important. Have you found answers, the cause and the solution to the recurring ear problem yet?
Romance › Re: How Nigerian Men Were Sexually Abused By Their Mothers, Sisters & 'Aunties' by DeeMain(m): 3:34pm On Sep 06, 2018
eosigwe:
but all this niggaz saying they can't get over it.. like WTF... how? you were molested at the age of 4,5,6,7 or even 8 and right now you are 28, 29, 30+ and you saying you can't get over it, you hate women, your John Tommy does not erect, you have lost confidence, yen yen yen. That is total bullshit. Total crap. You guys are weak. You have erectile dysfunction. Quit excessive masturbation. Those situations you experienced as a child are not the cause of your sexual problems right now. I was seriously molested by our househelp for 4 years. Between 4 and 8 years. If I hear say I never get over am. So much weakness in the world mehn. Everyone's seeking sympathy.

Modified.

Please for those misquoting me, I do not support such abominable act. Child molestation is totally wrong. Be it a male child or a female child. It's completely wrong. Offenders should be severely punished. But that you were wrongly touched at 4 and you cannot perform your sexual duty at 34, that is not the cause. You should seek treatment.
In your mind you are a smart alpha know - all male, right? Wrong man, you know nothing about what you are pontificating about. You know nothing about what trauma and abuse can do to a young vulnerable mind. As our makeups are different so is the way each of us reacts to abuse.

You might have been lucky or nature may have given you a resilient psychology or perhaps you are ignorant of how those early sexual experiences have distorted you.

Whichever one it is, just stay humble and be open to learn from other people's perspectives and truths.
Christianity Etc › Re: Elo Ogidi Reunites With Parents, Meets Pastor Chris (Photo) by DeeMain(m): 5:10pm On Aug 27, 2018
Glory to God! I celebrate with Elo's family and with Christ Embassy.
Celebrities › Re: Emilia Samuel: 'Theo Ukpaa Raped & Disvirgined Me At 16' by DeeMain(m): 7:58pm On Aug 26, 2018
Elder001:
You need that wisdom the more. Dunce

May you be falsely accused of rape so you'll know how it feels like. This is the same way Canadian PM Justin Trudeau was behaving until he was falsely accused of sexual harassment and he changed tone.

It might be you, your father or your brothers tomorrow. Enjoy the attention I've given you today.
Hahaha. Bye Mr. No time.
Celebrities › Re: Emilia Samuel: 'Theo Ukpaa Raped & Disvirgined Me At 16' by DeeMain(m): 7:02pm On Aug 26, 2018
Elder001:
It's hard being cool on this site.

Did you comprehend my post at all? I said I don't agree or disagree with her post.
Guy, read that your rubbish post slowly for some understanding and while at it ask God or the universe for some wisdom. You need it.
Celebrities › Re: Emilia Samuel: 'Theo Ukpaa Raped & Disvirgined Me At 16' by DeeMain(m): 6:29pm On Aug 26, 2018
Elder001:
Why didn't she say this earlier?? is it because he wants to get married now that she's coming out?

A 16year old girl can speak out, is it not in this same country that 8year old kids are exposing rapists and paedophiles?

I'm not discrediting or agreeing with her post and I don't in anyway support rape but too many men have been falsely accused of rape so I think carefully before believing rape allegations.

How'll she prove she was actually raped or not because as it is now DNA or foresenic test can't prove anything, BTW statutes of limitations is 2years.


As usual I expect this to get to front page, when a man is accused of rape or sexual harassment it gets to front page within a twinkle of an eye but when a woman is accused of rape or sexual harassment it hardly make front-page.


One of the leaders of #metoo Asian Argento was accused of rape 6days ago and the threads were everywhere on nairaland but no one got to front page even though CNN, fox, CBS and major world media outlets carried it.

Even instablognaija didn't carry it but they remembered to post this one.


https://www.nairaland.com/4688241/asia-argento-one-harvey-weinsteins
Beautiful nonsense. You've made no iota of sense.

Why didn't she say this earlier? Because, assuming her allegations are true, it takes a lot of courage for someone who has been raped to open up, or even worse, go public, especially here in Africa, where she will be abused, mocked, judged and shamed.

And this one you've turned Voltron for rapists, are you one of them? If you are, change your ways. Rape damages both the victim and the abuser. Yes, the abuser eventually. Be advised.
Sports › Re: 1998 Super Eagles Vs Ex-enyimba Players This Weekend In Aba by DeeMain(m): 12:10pm On Aug 24, 2018
Tokziby:
The last of the best Super Eagles squad we ever had...

That team could have taken us to the Q/finals or even the semis if it wasnt for NFA and money issues.

we still missing;

Oliseh With his timely tackle, telegraphic pass and ferocious shots

Jay Jay the midfield maestro and magician

Finidi george, once rated the best right winger in the world

Celestine babayaro, the best LB Nigeria ever had

Victor Ikpeba, the prince of Monaco

Wow memories, once upon a time when quality footballers were scattered round the globe.
Good post.

One important correction though : Ben Iroha is the best left back this country have ever had.
Romance › Re: He Forcefully Took My Virginity, Wants Marriage. I'm Hurting. What Should I Do? by DeeMain(m): 1:12am On Aug 12, 2018
Hi Vululadilolo

From the things you've written here I have no doubt in my mind that you need a therapist to sort this out. The issue can be sorted in few sessions and you can get your old self back.

Chastity was a core value of yours. You built your life around it. Now that it has been forcefully taken from you without your permission you've lost your sense of self and feel violated at the core. In essence you are having identity crisis.

You can overcome this trauma, build yourself up again and build even more solid convictions about your life, worth, righteousness and wholeness. You can even use this blip as the trigger to become a huge success and a channel of life to the world.

It's not the end of the word. Your worth and value and the love you have for yourself can even be far greater than it ever was. Believe me. I am a professional therapist and I can help you get there.

PS : if you are willing to do a phone session with me to resolve this fast pm me. Otherwise, go find a good therapist and sort yourself out.

Best wishes
Politics › Re: I Didn't Force INEC To Declare Result Under Gun Point ~ Sen. Orji Tells Otti by DeeMain(m): 10:16pm On Jul 23, 2018
Ikiri. Evil man. If there was any justice in the world men like these should have been locked up for life - nga mkpuruoka. But this is Nigeria...
Literature › Re: Chimamanda Adichie: 'I Am Sorry For Men, They Can't Have Motherhood' by DeeMain(m): 9:48pm On Jul 10, 2018
Why the backlash? There is nothing sinister in what she said and how she said it. Forget the cheap headline and read the context. She is saying that there are emotions in the human psyche accessible only through motherhood and she's being hounded? For promoting motherhood? Smh.

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