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You friend have played penalty to throw-in... Oti gba penalty so throwing A God, fear ladies.. |
Weytin concern me?? Na my bress?? Ladies that can never be satisfied with nature |
larycoolboy:Lol boss mi |
[quote author=Thegeneralqueen post=64269041][/quote]Your Signature says it all #HaveANiceDay |
donsimo:10 bottles of origin |
Thegeneralqueen:Chai!! Simply because your brain has been RELAXED you won't understand tho! ![]() |
Thegeneralqueen:OMG!!!! Just see yourself... Your brain is full of RELAXER where's the gold am digging for God's sake ![]() |
Thegeneralqueen: ![]() You stay home to earn money likewise me The different between us is you use your hole to get your cash while I use my brain and phone. I hope you understand better |
Thegeneralqueen:Lol.. No no no.. Just take a look at your dumb writeup.. simple talk you're shouting Broke Guy ![]() Am broke but if you have any one that's broke like me in your family.. He is definitely your family breadwinner. Iffa call this one hoe she will be saying am slut-shaming her.. Ode |
Thegeneralqueen:Small sense you no get |
Thegeneralqueen:Your steewpidity is like ZEEWORLD *Extra Ordinary Everyday* |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Thanks man ![]() |
I never knew NL mods were so dumb like this.. These pictures are old.. The post was even copied from Naij SMH |
More; http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/south-african-lady-shares-photos-to.html Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique
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After the photos of a new sex doll which will be sold for over N800k went viral, a South African blogger Nandy Mlomo took to her Twitter page to share sexy photos to prove that she is sexier. However, she received backlash from twitter users, as they berated her for comparing herself to a sex doll. See their reactions below; Molemi wrote; “Dolls dont give us Ls..she ignored my tweet” Sir Paul Wrote: “Well we wouldn’t be buying expensive hair every month” Uncle Ojo Wrote: “No thanks, that body and wig will still need some maintenance, and will not have sex if it’s needs are not met. With Doll baby, there won’t be all that!” Cashflow wrote; “ I can pay to get same version of you as a sex doll! i guess the brazilian hair we won’t be buying anymore is really getting to ya’all!” http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/south-african-lady-shares-photos-to.html
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A day cannot go by on social media, without you stumbling on the word, “Slay Queen.”. Apparently, many folks on Social Media have their own definition of the word Slay Queen.. Many say it’s used to describe a successful lady. While others are of the opinion that it should only be used to describe a “Fake Female”. Now, to settle the scores, Urban Dictionary has defined the word “Slay Queen”.. Read Below; “Girls who do not have a wealthy background but appear as if they do. They use malicious acts to attain cash, drink expensive alcohol, procure expensive cellphones. But back at home she’s a chicken chaser. You can spot them from a distance by their obnoxious and heavy rolling accent characterized by flat pronounciations of the letter “e” Another Definition reads; “Young and naive girls who apparently do not date broke men. They spend hours on Snapchat and Instagram showing off things they don’t even own.” Another definition reads; “Anyone that gives people a hard time breathing because of how beautiful they look; Now, we stumbled upon pictures a slay queen took in her lingerie, shared on her social media page. Many argued that the pictures should have been kept private, while others see it as something relatively beautiful! See it below; http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/slay-queen-celebrates-her-birthday-in.html Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique
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Maxi112:Same way our ladies use dild0s |
ubunja:#Word |
Macnnoli4:You believe her ![]() |
ubunja:Ah kilode? (Weytin happen)
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donstan18:Chronic space booker |
An excited Nigerian bride has taken to social media to gush about how she can’t wait to have sex with her husband, after officially tying the knot with him. She took to her page to share a photo from their court wedding, where she was kissing her husband. She simply wrote: “Wow!!! I can finally have sex.. with several dance smiley”. She also revealed she’s been celibate while dating her now-husband. http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/wow-i-can-finally-have-sx-lady-says.html
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makydebbie:Welcome to Nigerian ![]() |
A facebook user named Mimi Atedze just posted these story sent in to her by her reader; Good day, my name is Rosalyn. from Benue stat I need help so I don’t take my life. Because that seem to be the only option now. I got married in court at the age of 19 because I was pregnant and because I didn’t want to bring shame to my parents, I got married and it has been the worst decision I ever made..I have never had peace.i have been abused emotional, physically and psychologically..I have no say,at that time I couldn’t visit my parents, even when I was pregnant for my two kids, he treated me like I was nothing..I did Cs and he threatened me to tell the doctor to discharge me because he didn’t want to waste money,I ended up having infection on my incision area( a flesh eating disease) it nealy killed me.He refused to put me in school as promised nor pay for me to learn a skill..I was being punished for everything, it was like I was walking in eggshells. he locked me outside till 3am with my newborn baby inside the room crying for hours because I asked him why he came home by 12am. He goes out to drink, club,cheats with many women. One day, I asked him a question and he beat me up in front of his mother,then it happened again and again .I ran to my parents house but I was told to go back because divorce is not good and that he’ll change..But he never changed, at times he won’t talk to me for weeks nor buy food or eat the food I cook, he’ll insult me and call me and my family names. I keep baring everything until last year august when I found out he was sleeping with my kid sis who’s 16. She told me that they’ve been having sex three times a week for 2 years,she got pregnant and they aborted it..I was devastated..I was shocked ,I was in pain..I wanted to run away with my kids but I had nowhere to go to,I had no money, no skill, no degree..So i stiayed bearing it all..He still hasn’t changed.he use it to rub on my face instead..I have developed a terrible high blood pressure at the age of 26. He keeps tormenting me and beating me up.. Threatening me with a knife, I ran away to Lagos for some weeks.. Came back and this morning, he startes beating me for no reason… I need to leave this marriage.. I need to get my life back. I need help. http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/lady-who-got-married-to-man-who.html Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique
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In an open post which she shared on her Facebook page, writer, Ese Walter-Ark, revealed her battle with postpartum depression. Ese narrated how she abandoned her 9 months 3 weeks old baby with her mother in Abuja and ran down to Lagos, in November 2015, when she became so depresed after childbirth. She says the depression was so heavy that a certain day, she thought of smashing her baby on the wall. Read below; They called me a bad mother Writer, Ese Walker-Ark, shares her shocking battle with postpartum depression, reveals she abandoned her baby for sometime and even thought of smashing him on the wall? After Boobman was born I struggled to find my Happy. At the same time, I had to act happy because who isn’t happy after birthing a child? I carried on everyday reminding myself that as a mother my happiness came second. I needed to be there for my child. I needed to love him, care for him, take care of him etc. As he grew, I felt myself sink deeper into the hole that sat in my core. And I couldn’t express this. I remember the day the health visitor came to check on us. She asked, “have you had any unpleasant thoughts concerning your baby?” “No, I have been so happy since he arrived.” I lied. She asked a few more questions, checked his height, head size, weight, and was done. As she left, I wondered if I should call her back and tell her about that night he wouldn’t sleep and I needed sleep, and as I breastfed him, I imagined what would happen if I threw him against the wall. Perhaps I’d be free from this little bondage that seemed to be running my life. But I didn’t. I feared they would think me crazy. Some who knew me already thought me crazy. Sigh. I let her go. I returned to getting by one day at a time. The day he turned 6 months, I decided I was going to run away. Because he was breastfeeding and I didn’t have any money I stuck around. At 9 months and three weeks, I had saved a little money so I weaned him one Friday, cold turkey style. Nobody knew I was weaning him. By the next day, he had forgotten breast. I was left with swollen painful breasts but I felt it was worth it because finally nothing was tying him to me. On the 1st of November 2015, a week before he turned 10 months, I took him to my mum’s along with a new nanny I had gotten a week earlier. I told my mum I had a spa date and would be back for him in 2 hours. As I left the house, I headed to the airport, bought a one way ticket to Lagos and left Abuja, Boobman, and motherhood behind. I sent text messages to my family that I was gone and not coming back. They tried to reach me by email. I was told that I abandoned my child and I was a bad mother. It was true. They were right. I had already concluded to myself that I was a bad mother long before anyone else told me so. I wasn’t going to mother, I wanted to feel alive. I wanted to feel I mattered too. I wanted to feel, period. I didn’t want to hurt my baby. I wasn’t sure how long I would have lasted before I snapped. Leaving was the only option. I wasn’t going to come back. A few months later we were reunited. I was told to apologize to him for leaving him. What they didn’t know was for the months I planned my leaving, he was aware. I told him every time I breastfed him that I was sorry I had to go away without him. I told him the times I was sad. I told him the times I felt lost and empty. And the night before that November 1st, I shed a tear as I told him I was leaving the next day. I still remember my final thought before I left. I said to myself, “if I die now, this child will survive and even thrive.” At that, my mind made itself up. I know we like to think a mother should sacrifice herself for her babies but sometimes mother wants to run away and leave everything behind. This usually starts and ends as a thought or wishful thinking for most new mothers. For me, it was the only way to live. So I took the leap. #diaryoftheboobmum #badmother #breakingthecord #runningfrommothering#unusualmothering #motherdoesntknowbest #motherstruggles http://www.torimill.com/2018/01/lady-reveals-she-abandoned-her-new-born.html
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ubunja:Hmmmm.. Ok |
ubunja:No need to answer your questions bro |
lefulefu:This is sense! God bless yo man. Unlike the other faqqot ubunja who can't afford to get himself common sense despite how cheap it is. |
ubunja:Dude err'body is entitled to his/her own opinion If you ain't satisfied with it.. Go and get hypo I don't have time to troll |
Berlyn1:If I don't have problem with my girlfriend, how will I have problem with my wife? |
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