Hey man,

U don Bleep up but na normal thing shaa.

Now I will advice you to make up ur mind that u have lost ur job and take a step to safeguard it.

Go to ur boss, tell him u have a challenge, that you had a flig with a co worker which u regretted everything about it and wish it Neva happen. And now u are about being blackmailed into compromising. but u have realized ur mistake and have also chosen to bear the consequences of ur action but u wish u will be pardoned and be given another opportunity.

Tell him that. U have been upholding the interest of the work with all ur ability.
And would not drop ur Integrity for a mistake u forever will regret.

Tell him to forgive you for ur mistake.

That you don't mind if the girl would be sacked or be pardoned all depending of her performance and input to the company, and u don't have anything against but will just stand on the right to be done.

Now. It is possible that is either ur MD or someone else is trying to set u up knowing fully well their is something going on with u and the girl.

And it will also be possible that the girl is making an empty threat just to keep her job and if she eventually get sacked she will go.

But however it maybe, just meet ur Boss and plead with him. He might be angry but there is no man u will plead with in such a manner that will not think deep b4 taking action against you.. goodluck.

By the way, why is ur company sacking people anyhow.

Experienced Real G.

The street is rugged..

I am proud of them... They are role models

This is a terrible coincidence..

But I don't see any reason for panic... U don't owe anyone apology.

And u must do as if u don't know anything she is doing, like she is not existing... But if her mumu carry her come talk to you any how, forget a hot slap on her face..

Both of you are not yet matured for a relationship, especially you.

You love ur privacy.. u don't like sleeping over in his place and u don't like him to stay too long at ur place..

If he is the one trying to give you such space how would u feel.. yeyeyeye he is having another lady..

The guy seems not feel welcomed around you.

There is something called Efulefu...

Just consider that brother as a burnt sacrifice..

Is either he is into charms or he is 178% foolish

Show us a picture so we can suggest what best u can do

You see someone carry expenses on her hand and you offered to help and have the mind to even profess love.. Where una dey see this king or morale..

This is a very thoughtful points..
I wish we can even see a lady that scores 6/10.

doggedfighter:
Keep quiet.

It is not a matter of keep quiet thing, this is pure truth and you need to check yourself.

I have a friend then in Abeokuta that sales laptops and gadgets. He once told me that alot of ladies especially in Mapoly are walking corpse, that they have been used for ritual without knowing and that yahoo guys around are running out of virtues girls as the girl they get would have already been used for ritual.

Now, this ladies are ladies that are very materialistic and won't pay attention to any guy without car and living expensive cars.
Well, you can't eat your cake and have it..

Keep away from Yahoo guys and stay safe.

Congratulations to her and the father...

The best place to find a decent prostitute is in the church..

World apart.....

I wonder what foundation the guy must have laid to think that after writing his last exam then the next step is to propose to a lady. He couldn't even think that he may still not graduate afterwards.

Has he even prepared the lady's mind towards marrying him?, Or he believes just maybe because they were dating and he can afford a ring and can knew down is enough for a sensible girl to accept marriage proposal.

Some guys and misplaced priority.

He might also be feeling miserable more than you do bcoz of the break up but he choose to make it look as if he is comfortable.

The best thing you would do is to block him from all SM and even his friends also post his pictures just block them too.. You are not being childish but rather you are protecting your mental health..

And if there is anyway both of happens to see.. Just greet him like an old friend and keep ur move..

The truth is that he has somehow noticed that u feel bad about the breakup and seeing him with other babes, so he decide to hurt you more.. So block him and move on.

It will help you move on faster.

It is not a way of making them feel special, the truth is that women are complex and deep in thought.

What a woman can do is unimaginable no matter how innocent they look.

Are you not surprised that women doesn't even understand whom they are.. It's really complex to understand.

Nigeria soldiers are just a good definition of zombise.. Everything is a show of power and military might.

One directional thinking.. Tuee..

I don't think that their is a man that have ever stick to lady when it completely goes beyond limits just bcoz of beauty or sex.

Beauty somehow gives guys a soft point of tolerance only for a man that loves being addressed as husband/boyfriend to a beautiful woman. Simps.

But many successful marriages / relationships were not successful bcoz the lady was beautiful nor bcoz of sex... It is only attitude, understanding, forgiveness that can sustain relationship.

Once a man stays with a woman for over 2yrs, am sure it's not beauty that is still keeping him

I have learnt to stay away from ladies that are having relationship issues because they will only use u to hold body till they reconcile.

A girl that have been beating by a guy twice enjoys the beating, if not, the first time is enough to quit and move on.

When you date such girls, u will be killing urself trying to let her see the true side of love not knowing she enjoys being abused. And after a while they will go back to their abuse for reasons best known to them.

See ehh.. Women are complex and no man can understand them.

Hi dear,

I love your courage, it doesn't mean you a stupid nor desperate. As much some people here will be unserious, we still have some that would be genuinely interested. However, I think the description is not enough to attract genuine guys.

What's your Age?
What kind of guy are you looking out for? The height, age bracket, complexion, nature of work and more of ur turn ons
What's your religion? tribe, state
And many more.. It doesn't mean someone would identify. Am sure nobody can

So with this u can be able to attract guys with genuine interest. GOOD LUCK

Sometimes they say men don't have choice, but actually reverse is the case.. Women are the ones without choice.

This is really bad.

Honestly you need to call him out on that same WhatsApp group that his actions is a betrayal from someone u consider as friend.

And as well explain the reason behind the msg.
Almost everyone takes loan from this apps as many Nigerians are still struggling to survive and they would really understand so fast.

I won't fault you..

If you still have his stuff, just make out time to return them and leave at once.

We lose friends to make friends. Friendship is not destined to last forever. Give ur so called boss space to regain ur sanity.

If he didn't come back to apologize for what he did, then he is not supposed to be around you as boss or as a friend.

All this one man biz can be so frustrating to work with.

Like Zimbabwe like Rwanda..

The lady is smart and the scammers has built a whole lots of guts in what they do.

Just use another number and text her that you are simply a kind man that loves helping beggars and the less privileged. That u will be willing to assist her next time.

Well, this is to just save ur face because bro u Bleep up shaa

I will not judge, when u get to heaven God will do that.

But why should u be doing something wrong and still be on the losing side.

U can not be knacking a married woman and still spending for her when u can still knack single girls for the same cost or less.

Be wise... Be wise.. No girl would be fucking a married man and still spend for him.

I think somehow she is being persuaded to get marry.. her spirit is not yet ready to settle down.

The heart of a woman is deep, very deep. One cannot just completely imagine what a woman can possibly do ..

There is no betrayal here.

There is nothing wrong with a man having an affair with his friends sister.


The only thing wrong here is that the said sister is still under 18.

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