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Family › Re: Dads That Don’t Want To See You Dating Their Daughters by Ginaz(f): 11:29am On Dec 20, 2017
RickandMorty:
"Glad they are blue..."

Savage!!!
I don't get the joke, can you explain? cheesy
Events › Re: Emotional Bride Breaks Down In Tears In Church At Her Wedding.Pics Go Viral(pics by Ginaz(f): 6:37pm On Dec 18, 2017
It's like that's the husband o huh
Romance › Re: Were Celibate For Two Years,how Could She Lie To Me? by Ginaz(f): 8:49pm On Dec 17, 2017
Dreament:
samething am passing now. though not yet married to her. I hv known as a very decent girl it took three months during our relationship before she allow me to start having sex with her, guy her private partvl is not only wide, the thin is slack the two vaginal wall are like flat paper very slack. the thin is like a busrst water pipe. she always wet herself without even romancing her. even without touching her ur penis will just enter without any obstacle. I dont even know how to tell her. if any of u know any vaginal cream to buy pls let me know. I really love this girl. that is my only issue with her
Don't start what you can't finished. If this is the case it's better you leave her and go your way. Love doesn't solve everything.
Romance › Re: Why Do People Do This?? by Ginaz(f): 8:37pm On Dec 17, 2017
I'm not a good eater, for a reason unknown I always leave food on my plate doesn't matter if it is eba o, rice o. It's a really bad habit I wish to change.
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 12:06am On Dec 17, 2017
Organs:
Whoa... i thought you'd mentioned you're done with this topic now you're gonna call Dingbang shallow? naaa you are the one making an ass of yourself with your "assumptions". Again i quote another of Ginaz's comment that is applicable here, there is a difference between sounding intelligent and being intelligent. You are far from the later..
Let's leave her shouldn't we?. She is insulting her intelligence and she proves it every time. If you decides to put her empty head in a fire, she won't accept her wrongs. Her head has been fried in a oil of inferred knowledge of stupidity.

When someone is that foolish, you simply let them smell of it alone while you hold your breath.
People like that can never accept their wrongs, not even in marriage. They will showcase their ignorance in a dominant and very rude way.

Let's trash this topic, it's past. She's not that interesting.
Romance › Re: Yahoo Guy Posted On Facebook As He reveals His Babe Nude. by Ginaz(f): 2:20pm On Dec 14, 2017
He has to post his two shoes!
grin
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 12:38am On Dec 14, 2017
Organs:
GINAZ: You are on point. I agree with you absolutely. I think Kimbraa got confused with the subtle way in the write up. For example the writer said "money in the house" once there is money etc and Kimbra is "inferring" she was referring to her husbands money but like you said, there are so many pointers in the write up that shows clearly your explanation is CORRECT.


BENITA27: Sometimes your argument is not right but you hold on to it anyways. You should explore the other person's viewpoint else you won't learn. Just follow Ginaz's chain of thought and read it again and you will get to the ahaaaa moment. My hunch is you won't still accept, cos you are female, somehow females do not accept and give in to other females. Its just an unwritten code, they see the truth in it but they will refuse to accept the truth as the truth.... Why? i don't know.
Don't mind that thing! Going from the main content , jumping into irrational conclusions and still be calling it referred knowledge.

Anyway nobody is above mistakes. We should learn to take corrections when we are wrong sometimes despite our pride. That should be my lesson for today. Good morning, it's A.M already. Bye
Romance › Re: Swagger Like No Other! Rate My Swag (pic) by Ginaz(f): 11:34pm On Dec 13, 2017
For the fact you are alive I would say "you are looking fly".

So many good looking and classical people are dead.

Nothing better pass life my brother so enjoy. You no bad. smiley
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f):
kimbraa:
Look up the word "Inferred knowledge". It's an assignment.

You're too stupid to converse with.
Your so called inferred knowledge sounds so foolish judging from what is coming out from your head.

Inferred knowledge that came out poorly constructed from you is what I should take as an assignment? maybe there is a new name for inferred knowledge I think. Being sentimental and assuming is the new name maybe.

Say your bla bla and bla. afterwards you should sit down to research the meaning of inferred knowledge cos you know nothing.

Inferred knowledges are conclusions gotten from evidence and derived from logical reasons. Yours are sentimental and idealistic so far from the story and point.

Do me a favour by keeping your mentions to yourself as whatever you say would be classified as a bla bla bla

Accept mistakes, it won't kill you.

Bye! I'm done with you!
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f):
kimbraa:
How did you know she's capable of making her own money?. All she said here is wishful thinking if she's not already made. Now, don't you think you're also making assumptions?. Reversed psychology doesn't work on me. And I don't need validation from you whether I sound intelligent or simply far from it. tongue Look up the word "Inferred knowledge" 'cause you clearly don't know it's actually theories from my head which could be true. cheesy
Still the same bla bla bla and bla. My dear, talk something new, it's getting stale. In case you are having problems understanding what the poor woman said, here is a summary...

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"The woman said she won't let her mother- in law to pushed her in her own house. Technology has made things easy for everyone so she shouldn't be expected to cook with firewood or grind pepper with grinding stone when she could use a blender. She has past those as she did it when little. She doesn't see reasons to suffer herself cos she is a new wife. She could afford to give herself a stressed free life"

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That is what all these is about! No where she stated that she need a rich man or her mother-in -law is protecting her rich son like you said.

Try to be comprehensive in reading. It's your type that would write more than is needed in an exam.

Stick to the content and stop assuming.
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 10:09pm On Dec 13, 2017
Rosarie:
when i had my first child.i delivered the same time with a lady.when we were taken to the ward from the labour room.the woman had nobody with her.her mom kept calling to ask her where she was and she said she was at the market.when she dropped i asked her y she lied.she said her mom is never understanding.they are 6girls and they do not tell their mom any challenge they encounter.she kept trying to reach her mil and she said she wished her mil was her mom.after a while her mom came to the hospital without a pin.that she heard her daughter had given birth.where is the man.never on time.she kept shouting ooo.shaking evrywhere and embarassing the daughter,the woman is well to do.the daughter started crying .she did not know who told the mom.the mil too got wind of the news and ran down with so many goodies .while the mom nver touched the baby.the mil carried the baby and prayed.gve her food.then the mom left without touching d child.the mil even kept trying to speak to d woman's mom to be calm.she stayed till evening the man came that was when i knew he worked in another state.the lady told me alot about her mil and her mom.some mil could be nice.not all are bad
Some mother inlaw are nice. My aunt's M.I.L is very nice. She is accommodating and so jovial. I haven't seen no one like her. She does thing from the heart. She was the one who cooked for my aunt when she gave birthed to her 4 kids, bath those kids when they were born, run up and down if they fall sick. In short I pray to have her type as my. Mil
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 9:48pm On Dec 13, 2017
kimbraa:
First off, your mother in-law isn't going to disturb you when she's aware that the lady in question is path of her man's success story. They mostly do when they perceive a lady to be reaping from where she didn't sow. Having said that, my statement was an inferred knowledge . What I deduced from her post and it doesn't have to be what she wrote in verbatim. She said so much of suffering as a child and not wanting to go through the same ordeal in her husband's home. Now, who's going to give her that life of luxury that her parents couldn't afford in marriage? It's the man. She could make her own money and not still not be able to afford the life she wants.

I repeat, you're making a mountain out of a molehill.
you are the one making a big mountain out of a molehill

She said she is capable of making her money. Simple! She didn't call for your idealistic assertions and assumptions. All you said right now are ideals that doesn't hold any drop of reality.

From your "bla bla bla" to your "bla bla bla" it doesn't make any logical sense. They are all theories. Who told you she could afford her money and can't afford the life she wants? (do you make sense at all).

My dear, there is a difference between sounding intelligent and being intelligent. You are far from the later.

The most important logical thing is, she is capable of making her own money to give herself a certain comfort in her husband's house. The rest you said are stories.

Don't be sentimental. Your so called "inferred knowledge" is solely stories from your head alone.
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 9:13pm On Dec 13, 2017
kimbraa:
You're making a mountain from a molehill. Like the average Nigerian girl doesn't see marriage as poverty alleviation.
Sit back and read what you wrote if it made any sense. The woman was saying in her write up she doesn't want her mother in law to come and push her in her own house for doing things the easy way cos she is capable of working for her money and as such she should be able to spend her money on things that makes her life stress free without being judged.

Where in the write up did she put emphasis on a rich man?

Then I said it was your assumption not hers and you came to spit rubbish from your mouth.

Who is making a mountain from a mole hill now? What you said just now doesn't relate to me or the thread. You are insulting your intelligence not me.
Romance › Re: What Is The Funniest Thing You Can Remember Your Mom/dad For. by Ginaz(f): 7:41pm On Dec 13, 2017
DrinkLimca:
sigh for your head..
I do not have your time, fool yourself. An adult that don't have comprehensive brain!
Romance › Re: What Is The Funniest Thing You Can Remember Your Mom/dad For. by Ginaz(f): 7:34pm On Dec 13, 2017
DrinkLimca:
shut up..
you are a liar.
sighs!
Family › Re: A Nigerian Lady Warning Her Future Mother In-law by Ginaz(f): 7:31pm On Dec 13, 2017
kimbraa:
From her post I deduced that. She layed too much emphasis on a rich man.
No she didn't. It was clearly your assumption. undecided
Romance › Re: What Is The Funniest Thing You Can Remember Your Mom/dad For. by Ginaz(f): 7:26pm On Dec 13, 2017
DrinkLimca:
keep lying..
Lie on what? Would I gain anything from lying on my late grandfather's memory? Please don't honestly get me angry.
Romance › Re: What Is The Funniest Thing You Can Remember Your Mom/dad For. by Ginaz(f): 7:20pm On Dec 13, 2017
Mine was my grandpa, when angry he would shout "what thy hell and wonderful!" in a row multiple times till he would be satisfied.

Missed the old man though! Sleep on.
Romance › Re: Freeman Obg Owoboy Sleeps On Money: Needs A Baby Mama, Will Pay Her N5 Million by Ginaz(f): 9:49pm On Dec 12, 2017
He has this smell of ritualist all over him. Look at his skin undecided smells of blood money.


That red color looks like blood. Well only God knows, father forgive me. lipsrsealed

Romance › Re: . by Ginaz(f): 8:30pm On Dec 12, 2017
Kimcutie:
Who ask youhuh
Why e come pain u? huh
Romance › Re: . by Ginaz(f): 8:14pm On Dec 12, 2017
She's beautiful kiss she's my body size grin
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 12:04pm On Dec 12, 2017
NoFavors:
Gosh! Why do you keep cussing gòat? Don't you have training. Continue like this and you will never get a man on nairaland
Calling me a goat is a compliment to me. It means "Greatest of all time" grin yes I am a G.O.A.T with a swag.

You are a domestic goat, the one that shouts "mie-mie" and has beards cos you don't have sense to digest I am not safiaa
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 11:57am On Dec 12, 2017
NoFavors:
But why are you lying Safia? Gosh! Girls that lie don't usually get bf on nairaland. Shame!
Why should I lie? I'm not safiaa and I will say it till you get sense in that head of yours.
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 11:51am On Dec 12, 2017
NoFavors:
Violence! Why are you so violent safia? You're angry because we caught you using an alternate and then you start cussing people. Shame! Girls don't cuss safia. Grow up
I'm not safiaa. What would it cost me to say I am safiaa? Your empty head?
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 11:42am On Dec 12, 2017
NoFavors:
calm down Safia. Is it her fault that you're not a virgin? It's not that deep
I'm not safiaa and we are not talking bout whose fault it is not to be a virgin. If you went to school you would have had sense cells in your brain but you didn't. So let me not waste my time on a senseless brain this morning.
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 11:29am On Dec 12, 2017
donstan18:
I understand.

A sort of vengeance to reprisal your dad's strict treatment, it's cool you've now realized the mistake and your reasoning then.

Thou, I rarely believe in "Mental abuse"

Well, it's cool you came out blunt and matured to comment nicely, possibly to defend the non-virgins who felt bad as a result of thread misinterpretation.

Virgin or Non-virgins,... The heart and deeds matters.
Mental abuse it real believe me. Bye nice talking with you. Finally got this out of my chest since all these years. I haven't truly open it all up cos I was shy. Not once online like this. Only told two friends.

Time to clean my closet!
Romance › Re: Most Non-virgins Are Jealous by Ginaz(f): 11:11am On Dec 12, 2017
RickandMorty:
What an unnecessary write up, I think her message is clearly to inspire other virgins not to give into peer pressure, which make sense considering the kind of society we live in today. There is no place in her message where she puts down non-virgins - but of course you don't expect virgins to pressurize other virgins into having sex,that's the only context in which she had to mention NV's.
It was a generalisation! I won't have written it if she said “some”. She made it looked it was a general stuff. who don't get pressurised anyway? From cultism to prostitution to, to riches what have you. People get pressurised.

I was making exemptions to people that had traumatic upbringing.

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