₦airaland Forum

iceberylin:
Îffà KÎÇK ýà Ãss Êhhh

aseh!

francizy:
You are not satanly but sexually (transmitted)..

lmao

Yes or no
Well I'll be in the middle

The man get small sef


HBD tho

francizy:
Lmao, you don too spoil
Smallie like you
In the nineties when I was your age,
I was very godly..

am I satanly?

BASTERDbanICE:
jęāloųşy

plz mode9,ban this basterbanice
What happen to mr NL? Em rig am?

JPpresh406:
why u dey follow for everywhere?.. krystal..saw your comment on Ggrin post

y u carry ma mata con here na

constance500:
And they will come and view this thread after u give birth to them too

that's how we roll

Medunah:
Sorry, u were saying??

that goat is cray u madt zkcin

vizkiz:
don't worry swirry, i'll make sure our kids listen to your words...

u wish

francizy:
Cuz of tight punny oh..

na ear u take hear am,ur tin no fit enter am

This is the only letter I’ve written to someone who
isn’t even alive yet. I wonder what it’s like for you
where you are now. I wonder if you’re getting
impatient with me and anxious at the same time to come down to this world. I imagine you may be a little nervous too; it’s a scary place sometimes. But don’t worry—I’ll take good care of you.
I dream about you a lot. Sometimes I picture you as a handsome little baby boy and sometimes I see you as my darling daughter. Maybe it’s you and your siblings I’m dreaming about. You’re all beautiful—beautiful little spirits I’m already in love with. Sometimes the dreams feel so real, I wake up wondering where you are. Those dreams scare me a little, and make me think you’re ready to come down right now. It makes me feel like we’ll be together soon—much sooner than I thought.
I can’t wait to meet you, baby, but let’s not be too
hasty—first things first. When your dad and I start
trying to get you to come down, don’t get cold feet
ok? We’re hoping and praying you’ll be ready when
we are and make your debut right away. I have
friends who say the first time was was a charm—or even better, they conceived while they were still preventing. I guess their children weren't taking "no" for an answer. I'm glad you've obeyed me so far—we're getting off to a good start. But I have plenty other friends who tell me it took them awhile—years, even. That seems like such a long time. I’m glad you’ve obeyed me so far and stayed put we’re getting off to a good start. But when the script flips and I ask for you to come down, please do, okay?
I hope you and my system get along. I don’t get sick a lot, so if while you’re growing inside me I don’t feel too good, don’t worry; I’ll still be just as happy to have you. It may not always seem that way. But I will. Promise. Especially when I can feel you in my stomach. I have friends who are pregnant now, and one mommy-to-be tells me she can feel her baby in her stomach already, at just a few months. She says it feels like tickles. I’ve heard other people say it feels like butterflies. I can’t wait to feel that beautiful feeling.
I hope you understand how big of a life change this will be for me. I thought I’d be much older when I was ready to have you, but lately I’ve been thinking about you all of the time. I think you and I are both ready for you to be here. I’m not saying things are going to be perfect right away… actually they’ll never be perfect. If I’ve learned anything in my 22+ years of life, it’s that things don’t always go the way you plan. But I’m a firm believer in the fact that everything happens for a reason. No matter the challenges we face as a family, I promise to love you more than anything.
I’ve heard it said time and again that once a mother holds her baby in her arms, the amount of love that swells in her heart is overwhelming. It’s something I’ve been told I can’t imagine until I experience it. For me, it’s not that hard to believe, actually. Though we haven’t met, I love you already. I know my love for you can only grow, and I’m excited for that. I’m excited to meet you—my first child. Love,


Your Mummy