₦airaland Forum

Silvertrinity:
Like seriously, are those things wines?

Empressabbie:
Date me or die! Period

Evaberry:
Ladies take this advise seriously


1. DONT ever ask a guy out


2. Don't ever tell a guy you love/like him.


Asking a guy out never ends well

ibkkk:
be nice to follow back ASAP

ibkkk:
Earth,Africa, Nigeria,Southwest...

ibkkk:

ibkkk:
Their problem.

That Eniola sef,over sabi dey worry am.

shinarlaura:
No am not

shinarlaura:
Hmmmmm... almost everyone here is single.

Dotwillis1:
.. Funny enough it may be one very slim bony Nigga firing her fat puna

kuldude29:
ftc...... ahhh finally, my first to comment ever on nairaland wowww.. nw I believe nothing is impossible hahaa...




I dedicated this to my fellow punters who believe this weekend is gonna be grt

PleaseHer:
Which change

midehi2:
She is always sharing her son's pic, where is the father, even when she was pregnant, coming to church then, I was always looking forward to see the man behind the pregnancy with her, oga oooo

Cute son though

Ezigbonmadu:
Miss Biafra

Oluwabusobomi:
Engr Seyi Makinde is a household name in Oyo State.

It is finished for APC!

Cuddlebugie:
My primary concern is the values and morals of the person . Though education is important , it is not a deal breaker.......


That was me trying to be funny.



I can date a man with lower educational qualification than me (a first degree holder, that is). What I'd never do is date an illiterate. Who doesn't need a partner who is going to be able to challenge and stimulate him/her intellectually? I am not saying that anyone without a degree cannot be intelligent - of course they can. My narrow focus is on whether that person would be a good match for me as a partner.

Some people may say women like me have unrealistic standards and that it is a pretty shallow way to judge someone's potential by their educational qualification but still, to each his own.