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Romance › Re: Many Men Are So Used To Giving That Receiving Feels Like A Miracle by elevated2: 8:04pm On Jun 25
Dpsychologist:
A recent discussion online in a relationship group exposed something many people rarely talk about.

Many men are so accustomed to spending money, planning dates, buying gifts, paying bills, and making sacrifices for women that the moment a woman does something thoughtful for them, it becomes a memory they never forget.

Think about that for a second.

A woman receives money and gifts regularly, and nobody thinks twice about it. A man receives a birthday gift from a woman once, and he remembers it for years.

One man said a woman once gifted him ₦30,000 on his birthday. The money itself was not life changing and probably could not even last long in his account, but years later he still remembers the gesture like it happened yesterday.

Another said no woman had ever taken him on a date before. His dream date was not a luxury restaurant or a five star hotel. He said a movie ticket and popcorn would have been enough to make his day.

Several others admitted that a simple suya date, shawarma outing, haircut appointment, shirt from a boutique, or even buying them a drink would genuinely make them happy.

Why?

This is because many men are raised with the belief that their value comes from what they can provide. Society expects them to spend, protect, solve problems, and carry burdens. Very few people ever ask what they need emotionally or financially .

Many women do not realize how uncommon it is for men to receive thoughtful gestures.

Some men have spent years paying for dates, buying gifts, settling bills, sending transport money, and showing up for people. Yet nobody has ever thought to do something similar for them.

This is why what may seem small to a woman can feel massive to a man.

The gift is rarely the point but the effort is. The money is rarely the point. The thought is. Many men are not starving for luxury. They are starving for appreciation.

Perhaps one of the most misunderstood truths about relationships is that men are often easier to impress than people think. Not because their standards are low, but because genuine acts of care directed towards them are surprisingly rare.

A lot of men are carrying memories of simple gestures because those moments reminded them of something they do not experience often which is, "what it feels like to be appreciated instead of expected"
In my opinion, it is more of a Nigerian/ West African thing. I might be wrong.
Back in the days it wasn't always like this.
Crime › Re: Police Arrest Four, Kill One Suspect Linked To Benin Market Kidnap by elevated2: 12:05pm On Jun 24
Passionate888:
With all those check points around Benin City and the bad roads in Benin, where these kidnappers pass?
Good question. And according to reports the suspects are not from the state.
Education › Re: The Boy That Stole My Economics Note Book In Secondary School by elevated2: 8:06pm On Jun 22
RealityKings1:
To the boy that stole my Economics note book back In secondary school grin the joke is on you
See above for my comment 😊 😁
Education › Re: The Boy That Stole My Economics Note Book In Secondary School by elevated2: 8:05pm On Jun 22
Who's dealing with the forces of demand and supply now?
How did you know it was a boy and not a girl?
Food › Re: Ukpo, The Medicinal Soup Thickner (Photo) by elevated2: 2:53pm On Jun 19
This stuff use to waste around in my city back in the days. I never new about this aspect of it being medicinal.
Family › Re: I Hate My Mother Because Of My Stature by elevated2: 10:55pm On Jun 17
plsdisvirginme:
Hate is a strong word but this woman made my life miserable.
I was underfed when I was a child and that contributed to my slim stature.
All my siblings have great body except me.
I was told when I was young.
This woman will leave me hungryand be doing churcht hing.
Carry church for head .
Leave me as a kid hungry and he going to church.
I can't forgive her
Are you the first child?
How old are you now?
Maybe you can change or improve what you eat?
Agriculture › Re: I Caught These Quails At My Site Today. How Do I Train Them? by elevated2: 2:10pm On Jun 16
Agriculture › Re: I Caught These Quails At My Site Today. How Do I Train Them? by elevated2: 2:09pm On Jun 16
Rossididdy:
I saw more than 20 of it, was only able to catch 6 because they ran in different positions inside the bush...I need to keep it pls how do I feed them, do I need vet drugs?
So cool. I never saw Quails in Nigeria. You can use Google or AI
Celebrities › Re: Rick Ross Responds After He Was Spotted Flying Commercial (video) by elevated2: 6:23pm On Jun 12
Black people are stressing over another man's biz. Rick you owe no one no explanation!
Crime › Re: Not Juju Or Jazz. It's Scopolamine – The Drug Behind Nigerian 'one Chance' Magic by elevated2: 9:30pm On Jun 11
This particular substance was being used by I think some folks (from Eastern Europe) on UK tubes about a year ago. I saw a news report on it.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Stuns EU Parliament With Powerful Message On Nigeria’s Future (VIDEO) by elevated2: 1:01am On Jun 06
HacheNoire:
The EU is a very unserious union!

Despite the energy challenges they are experiencing, they still had to waste electricity to power a microphone for Peter!

Is it that they do not have top priorities other than listening to the fictions they are being told.

Moreover, Peter should reduce his carbon footprint . Burning aviation fuel across the globe still won’t make you win! Your defeat is already a constant.
Is he using private jets? If not, then his carbon footprint is miniscule .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Andoni Iraola Is Liverpool's New Head Coach by elevated2: 9:47pm On Jun 04
Lamasta:
Took over from Pep
Ok, great!
Thanks
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Andoni Iraola Is Liverpool's New Head Coach by elevated2: 8:31pm On Jun 04
Lamasta:
Congrats to all Liverpool fans for this appointment......

Next season table will be like the below

Mareeca

Artera

Iraola

Carrick

And the rest
Is number 1 still in the premiership?
Business › Re: TEMU Fined $232 Million For Breaching EU Rules On Sale Of Illegal Products by elevated2: 4:52pm On May 30
DSS1335:
Everything I bought from temu is either useless, worn out or torn out in less than 6 months. They need to tighten their market against sales of substandard products
Really? I have been lucky with most things I got there. I usually check reviews before paying
Crime › Re: Newton Isokpehi: Forgive Me -Policeman Who Threatened To Kill Anyone Filming Him by elevated2: 1:50pm On May 21
Looks like PTSD. May he get help.
Politics › Re: World Bank Locks Instagram Comments As Nigerians Protest Against $1.25bn Loan by elevated2: 12:14am On May 15
kpankpangolo:
Normal level. Lock us in perpetual poverty which will take ten years to pay back — an extra eight years considering interest. Na their way. Na our leaders way. Sani Abacha’s inconsiderate loans are still being repaid today in the form of crude oil and gas exports. Children born when he died are twenty-eight today. Many with kids of their own.
Interesting but did Abacha borrowed money?
Crime › Re: Cameroonian Lady Accused Of Kidnapping A Teen Girl In Lagos Cries Out For Help by elevated2: 10:14am On May 12
dapadawee:
Oga, go and sit down always quick to judge and condemn Nigeria police force. You came into a country and picked a random girl to take to your country without parent consent. It's a business she has been doing and the informant gave police information.
Though it is very possible she was set up by the police and their agent informants and the police just want to chop inside or why would you think they have her phone to make contact out of the cell nobody monitoring her.

But the truth is that she is not innocent how can a Cameroonian pronounce ashawo fluently how does she know what is called ashawo house. If she had said prostitution I would have agreed.
You guy saw tears and jump to defend her.
When someone told you she is forced to do ashawo why not tell her to report to the police.
I know that area well nothing you fit tell me that hotel should be within Ajegunle orile trinity Alaba amukoko or festac. How can she pronounce kirikiri very fluently
Did you watch the video? Can you read between the lines?
She said the girl was going back to the village, not Cameroon. She also said the girl is working with them including the man who wanted to help her at the park.
Business › Re: Dangote Plans 20,000MW Power Investment To Tackle Nigeria’s Electricity Gap by elevated2: 8:10pm On May 07
TechCapon:
dangote refinery is being powered by generators. Lol

I believe he's going to succeed but generation is not the problem, the transmitting/distribution companies are the problem
You serious about the use of generators?
Health › Re: Help! My Body Itches Me Terribly. by elevated2: 12:23pm On May 07
Check your water quality and temperature (hot or cold) how does it affect you. Check your sponge, soap, towers, body cream else check with a dermatologist.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Erases His Fingerprint After Using The Gym (Video) by elevated2: 9:09pm On May 06
It is only normal to clean up after using the a gym equipment especially after the COVID.
Culture › Re: History Of Ezhionum Kingdom In Ukwuani Local Government Area of Delta State by elevated2: 12:07am On May 06
Interesting writeup. I am following.
Celebrities › Re: Ice Prince Body Transformation: Before & After Weight Loss Journey (photos) by elevated2: 5:46pm On Apr 30
AirBay:
This is very good and healthy for him
Not really if it is a drastic weight reduction. It can create probz for the body. I would advise him to return to eating normal 3 meals a day of rich foods, no snacking in between.
Culture › Re: 10 Ways To Identify An Edo Person by elevated2: 5:14pm On Apr 30
Nteogwuija:
They all are saying they don't know. I don't know if they're feigning ignorance or they truly do not know.

Or maybe they don't want us to find our father's people.

I've even tried going to the school in Lagos where I did a few days in JSS1 b4 my parents passed but they said they couldn't help since I didn't even do my Junior WAEC there, let alone SSCE.

The nursery school we attended then, I've searched for it online, no records of it.
Difficult experience. I sincerely hope you get answers soon. If they he was Benin, try some Benin online platforms. But they will need you to answer questions which seems like you don't have the answers. Example is in Benin the family name can be used to trace a person
Culture › Re: 10 Ways To Identify An Edo Person by elevated2: 2:11pm On Apr 30
Nteogwuija:
Anyone knows where or how I can trace my Benin root? My parents died when I was about 9 yrs of age, that was around 1999. My mum's family were the ones to come to us first and took us to Rivers State, changed our surname to theirs.

I know how my real surname is pronounced but I have forgotten the real spelling. And I believe knowing the real spelling would be a starting point in helping me locate my root.
No uncles , aunts to ask?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Jewish Men Stabbed In 'Terrorist' Attack In London by elevated2: 8:10pm On Apr 29
Vacora:
I am aware of injustices and discrimination and I refuse to be asleep. That’s woke. Some you keep believing and bootlicking your massas. They turned a black word to enlighten us into a pejorative one.
Congratulations
Foreign Affairs › Re: Two Jewish Men Stabbed In 'Terrorist' Attack In London by elevated2: 7:00pm On Apr 29
Vacora:
You guys just open your mouths and talk without thinking. The authorities haven’t even concluded their investigations and you are here already cho cho cho. Abeg critical thinking is not the dark arts. Stop spewing MAGA score points here.
You know em woke peeps na
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Praises Iranian People For Their Resistance To The US (Photos) by elevated2: 9:07pm On Apr 27
Arrowhead71:
So let them use the IQ to turn their country to a beautiful place like Dubai. Qatar and Russia....and stop wasting their oil money financing Terrorists
Well, you probably don't know much about the country. Even with all the sanctions they aren't so poor like many countries .
Also, a lot of things you see in the counties you listed are mostly owned by western folks. Di some findings
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Praises Iranian People For Their Resistance To The US (Photos) by elevated2: 8:53pm On Apr 27
Emu4life:
The Iranians are a rare breed.
40 years of sanctions like nothing happened
They are. They are so intelligent - The men and women. I have personally had dealings with them. They are one of those nationalities that have impressed me especially with their IQ, programming and maths skills.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Allen Cole Named As The Shooter At The White House Correspondent Dinner by elevated2: 10:00am On Apr 26
RealLordZeus:
See how it become a mental case, but change the name to Ibrahim or Jaffar, and all Muslims are terrorists
For your info there are already racists rhetorics going around.
Culture › Re: Growing Up As A 1970s/80s Kid In Nigeria - Was It Actually Better? by elevated2: 2:02pm On Apr 25
Dunamai86:
For me life was much better and saner. Yes, technological advancement has improved the quality of life but sanity, respect for life and modesty that once defined us as people has been replaced by insanity. Where are the playgrounds, street football, et all. I had unforgettable forest adventures with my crazy friends. Nowadays it's not even safe to allow children play alone outside in many neighborhoods. Nature is gradually being eroded , toys and gadgets is now the other of the day.
We also built lasting friendships and immunity from such adventures.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Rosenior Sacked By Chelsea After Three Months In Charge by elevated2: 8:17pm On Apr 22
I believe He is going to do great at another club. good luck to him
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Declares Iran Is ‘desperate’ And In ‘very Bad Shape' by elevated2: 11:15am On Apr 13
MakeWeTalk:
I pity Iran oh.

God has arisen to His rest to deal with Iran, with Trump His battle axe.

For thus says the only living God.

Jer 49:38 KJV
And I will set my throne in Elam, and will destroy from thence the king and the princes, saith the LORD.

Elam is in Iran


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=674iX36_aAI?si=8eSuGbO4erUJ8o1S
A lot of times people quote scriptures to soothe their biases. Does Elam equates Iran? Elam civilization lasted for a while already and later became part of Iran. I doubt this scriptures is referring to present day Iran.

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