₦airaland Forum

Gaggi:
That's not the issue. Better women than you have faced such challenges and have accepted it as one of those things. What irritates the shit out of me is when singles talk about marriage. I've been there and I realise I was actually foolish talking about things I didn't understand.

KanwuliaExtra:
And are way more expressive of their emotions.✔️

ericsmith:
[s] Other facts as "women are weaker vessels" or "emotional being" how doez it discredit the main fact that women handle pain better than men.
we are talking of creatures that bleed for seven days n still stay up,weaker vessel indeed ...how many men can stand menstra cramp not to talk of pains that comes with child birth.
The most powerful man can defend himself physically buh when love n emotion strikes he falls yakata, vice versa when it comes to women.
Therefore, a man needs protection from emotional strikes just as much as a woman need more protection from physical strikes,my opinion [/s]

Liposure:
no. Am just reacting 2 ur disappointment. Meanwhile, Recommend any good naija flick 2 me

Ijawwomaninoyo:
The same people will call you Olosho that wants to go into full time business and add the number of men you have married as a prefix to your name.

emusmithyy:
Okay...
Mum is oyibo ?

emusmithyy:
Ooooops, okay, which part of yoruba are you from?

emusmithyy:
Oh my bad. I get it now.

You should visit Ilesa(how did you know such a place exist?)once in a while.

emusmithyy:
So probably, IBK moved when she was little or undergraduate years?

emusmithyy:
If I may ask...at what age did you relocate there?

Liposure:
yeh!

emusmithyy:
Okay thanks. So you mean, you can speak Yoruba?

emusmithyy:
Awwwn

I can hear it o. Just that the speaking part is what I'm working on. Don't turn me off okay

emusmithyy:
My sisters all learnt it. But I don't know what's wrong with my brain when it comes to learn local dialects

ibkayee:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ9IXScip68

Bojack season 5 brought me here

emusmithyy:
No see, this part of Lagos is Yoruba-deep deep

emusmithyy:
Yes, how did you know that?

emusmithyy:
I was born in a Yoruba town. Born and bred. Until my college years.

Yoruba women bath me when I was very little. Since then, I had a thing for them.

Well, basically because they're very courteous and full of manners. I know things are changing sha.

So so so

emusmithyy:
Oh I remember "ekun-le" more like "-welcome" What do I know?

Have I told you I'm Yoruba kinda? By association

emusmithyy:
Ibukun, I think it means peace or joy.

Can't place a finger on it.

emusmithyy:
I'm not Yoruba but I know the answer to that.

That's easy, 10/100.

Oh I see, your name is IBK?

Gaggi:
Come and quote me when you are at least 5 years in a real marriage. It's pointless arguing with singles about marriage.

emusmithyy:
Can you form it? I want to check sometin

emusmithyy:
Meaning, you can't speak your language? Mother'so tongue or father's tongue?

emusmithyy:
But you're in Nigeria right?

emusmithyy:
Lol ok. Will you atleast tell me where you're from?

Remember you promised to chat here with me, first?

emusmithyy:
It's a chatting app, better than whatsapp.

emusmithyy:
Nothing dear. How bout Telegram?

emusmithyy:
Thank you "X" ?

pocohantas:
Felt like chatting with a bot, but then, I have no pity for the recipient.