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Career › Re: Which Career Is Turn Off For A Serious Relationship? by goran3310(m): 1:32am On Dec 12, 2025
emmaodet:
It is not about getting something out of it rather jobs that can influence a woman to become LovePeddler due to high pressure from rich men.
Receptionist at hotels, bar girls, air hostess etc top the list
You think opportunity makes a thief.
Yes, maybe, no.

What if I tell you I worked 18 years exclusively at night. In bars, night clubs. You know I even worked about 10 months in a strip bar?
Yes.

Do you know what the biggest problem is for girls who work in night clubs, bars, places that operate at night?
They don’t have a boyfriend. They’re alone.

Everything depends on a person’s character.
If a girl is a LovePeddler by nature, she’ll LovePeddler around even if she’s living in a village at home with your parents.
If she’s not, and if she loves you, she’ll stay loyal no matter where she works or what she does.

And now, here’s the depressing part.
Out of 10 men, if they get the opportunity, they’ll cheat on their wife. Same goes for women.
Out of 10, if they get the chance, they’ll do it.

This isn’t some statistic I read. I’ve worked with people my whole life. I know people very well.
I have that emotional intelligence. I know the human soul.
There’s nothing lofty about it.
Career › Re: Which Career Is Turn Off For A Serious Relationship? by goran3310(m): 1:19am On Dec 12, 2025
Kimo21:
You’re contradicting yourself…you said you’ll date anyone regardless the job while also saying her character matters….what if she is a prostitute?
I thought of regular, normal professions. That should be implied.
In any case, I didn’t mean prostitutes, women involved in crime, women from prison…
Regular professions.
Career › Re: Which Career Is Turn Off For A Serious Relationship? by goran3310(m): 11:41am On Dec 11, 2025
I don’t have that kind of classification.
I really don’t.
I’ll date anyone—from a waitress to a company director.
Her job and her status don’t matter to me.
I care about the qualities she carries inside.
I care about her character.
I care about her looks.
When it comes to her job, whether she worked in a shelter for stray dogs or was the director of betting shops for the whole country—I truly get nothing out of that, and I DO NOT want to get anything out of it.
Romance › Re: The Truth About Attracting Women by goran3310(m): 1:30pm On Dec 07, 2025
I won’t.
I’m not going to give in. I personally don’t care.
I’m not going to step over my own pride and trample on myself.
My sense of self is more important to me than being with some woman.
Romance › Re: Guys, Which One Is Your Spec ? Pic by goran3310(m): 3:14am On Dec 04, 2025
Taking into account men’s responses, the question arises: why do a huge number of women present their heaviness as something desirable and sexy when it’s obvious that men don’t want that? Of course, not all, but a vast number of men don’t find it attractive.
Romance › Re: Guys, Which One Is Your Spec ? Pic by goran3310(m): 3:05am On Dec 04, 2025
1.skinny
2.toned
or nothing
Romance › Re: A Question For The Ladies by goran3310(op): 6:34pm On Nov 22, 2025
Goodlady:
We are God fearing quality women. And we have a lot to offer. That's why the gender is make and female, each with different roles to play. If males say they're the head, then they should man up and be responsible in taking care of us very well.
The question is completely correct and normal.
Why would answering such a question be a problem for a God-fearing, quality woman?

Men value only three things in women:

1. Youth


2. Beauty


3. Virginity



Those are the ornaments a woman carries.

When a woman starts talking about money—not in the sense of security for the family, herself, her husband, and their children, but in the sense of wanting wealth—then there is no more talk of love or caring for the family.

A woman will always see money as security, especially because of her offspring, and that is normal.
But expecting and demanding that a man must have a lot of money—that is not something God-fearing good women do, but the opposite.

Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 11:58pm On Nov 21, 2025
Alright. I won’t come to this PDF Romace for the next two months.
Go ahead and keep deleting posts and turning on all sorts of filters and blocks. Goodbye. 🙂
Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 11:55pm On Nov 21, 2025
Why are posts being hidden and deleted here?
Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 10:09pm On Nov 21, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Are you a virgin yourself that you would think you should be entitled to one? 🥱🥱
Here. I meet your criteria. Now… do you meet mine?
What I’m asking from you is what every man with money will ask.
Where does that leave you in all of this?

Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 10:04pm On Nov 21, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Are you a virgin yourself that you would think you should be entitled to one? 🥱🥱
You’re asking for money. I’m asking for you to be a young, beautiful virgin.
I have what you’re looking for. Do you have what I’m looking for?
Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 9:37pm On Nov 21, 2025
Show your self. 🙂


When you’re bold enough to post such an insolent topic, here I am being bold enough to put money on the table that’s right within my reach. Now you be brave enough to show yourself so I can see you.
Or maybe it’s better that I first present the standards.
If you don’t look at least roughly like this, please spare us from showing yourself.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DUqUdTDL2/
Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 9:31pm On Nov 21, 2025
Are you?

Romance › Re: I Can't Respect A Man That's Not Earning More Than Me by goran3310(m): 9:25pm On Nov 21, 2025
Goodlady:
I am sorry to say this to ya face. I can't date a broke man.
Can't respect a man that's not earning more than me. Reality has proven money's the engine if love so don't preach to me.

What will be used in taking care of my skin, my needs and all the stuff? The answer is money.
It's an aberration for a man to approach someone richer than him.
That's why it's good to do profile check before dating.
A times if numbers weren't given out after sizing the guy's destiny they d say she's rude, she's bla bla bla yenyenyen.
Who nor like better thing?
When there are eligible Bachelors like Paddy Adenug, Okoyya boys, Dantalta family, Danghote family and co to marry from.
Abeg make no sapahead boy disturb me today. I am not responsible for ya hardship. Make you you make legit money before you impregnate or marry any woman.
😕😕🫤🫤😞😞😢😢🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🥲🥲🙂🙂😃😃😆😆
Are you virgin young slim and cute?!

Romance › Re: Let's Be Honest by goran3310(m): 10:12pm On Nov 14, 2025
What an awful feeling this was.
Romance › Re: Let's Be Honest by goran3310(m): 10:10pm On Nov 14, 2025
I’m trying to imagine myself as a woman and look at things from that angle.
It’s hard. It’s very hard for me to do.
I’m really trying.
Reliability.
He has to be reliable.
Loyal. Very loyal.
There must not be too many former women in his life. I need to know he’s loyal to me.
He has to be sensible.
Not stubborn.
Brave.
I need to see that he is capable.
Capable of everything.

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