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how can you be borrowing people money in these times? |
Creamcrest:no mind the idiot ![]() |
Zigzagman:seems every post you've put on since last week has been a lamentation ![]() |
Acidosis:market realities. everyone has to adapt |
DyshApp:what are you selling |
Gerrard59:What's with the constant reference to CCYV inside woman vagina? Are you a love-vendor? |
Saintmary:why do women always feel they can do better? |
ok |
No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
Acekidc4:No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
hard to swallow |
No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
Very true. |
No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
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No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
what's useless about it? |
No truer words have been spoken here today. Very true. |
advise her to register for ante natal care services |
FRANCISTOWN:these grandmothers sef |
About 5 years ago when Hilda, a gorgeous, 23 year old polytechnic student decided to break up with her boyfriend chuks, she did so because "he was too jealous of the attention I am receiving from male classmates". What no one told her, was that chuks would soon be the guy she would benchmark and compare every other boyfriend that came after against. Over a three month period, Hilda's mom begged her to make the relationship work. Her mom couldn't seem to understand the reasons why Hilda wanted to end things with Chuks. After all, he was Igbo, a successful merchant, a devout catholic and a family-oriented man. He came from a responsible family, exceptionally generous and had a good head on his shoulders. Her mom didn't realise that Hilda felt Chuks was too safe. He was too serious, careful about the world and wanted to know everything she was up to. And Hilda wanted to be free. She broke things off and smiled gleefully as he shed tears, begging her to give their relationship one more chance. Heartbroken, Chuks would go on a year later to marry a young lady that his family arranged from their hometown. Every week after their break up, Hilda would get invited on dates by random men she bumped into on the streets of Lagos and during the course of events that she catered. Her week was the same: Monday through Friday, instagram, facebook and whatsapp would fill with invitations to go out on a date. Friday evening from 4pm till Sunday Nights, it was one outing after another hosting suitors, visiting them in their homes, attending a night party/event or just enjoying a light bottle of wine together in a cozy hotel room. At the year's end, she'd had over 50 dates. Four years, 200 dates later, not one guy spoke of marriage. They all enjoyed her company but stopped replying her messages once she hinted at a wedding. One of her dates had even[i] proposed to pay her[/i] to be a surrogate-mother/ pregnancy carrier for his babies. No engagement ring. In the fifth year, she reached out to Chuks to apologize for the break up. Then this happened. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz8ZVqReCJ0 https://www.nairaland.com/7773201/these-leftover-women-now-regret |
1Sharon:you ehn? One day I will catch you in person ![]() |
There's someone out there for you. He just may not look like your ex, or like all those big boys and men you've rolled with before |
she needs your advice About 5 years ago when Hilda, a gorgeous, 23 year old polytechnic student decided to break up with her boyfriend chuks, she did so because "he was too jealous of the attention I am receiving from male classmates". What no one told her, was that chuks would soon be the guy she would benchmark and compare every other boyfriend that came after against. Over a three month period, Hilda's mom begged her to make the relationship work. Her mom couldn't seem to understand the reasons why Hilda wanted to end things with Chuks. After all, he was Igbo, a successful merchant, a devout catholic and a family-oriented man. He came from a responsible family, exceptionally generous and had a good head on his shoulders. Her mom didn't realise that Hilda felt Chuks was too safe. He was too serious, careful about the world and wanted to know everything she was up to. And Hilda wanted to be free. She broke things off and smiled gleefully as he shed tears, begging her to give their relationship one more chance. Heartbroken, Chuks would go on a year later to marry a young lady that his family arranged from their hometown. Every week after their break up, Hilda would get invited on dates by random men she bumped into on the streets of Lagos and during the course of events that she catered. Her week was the same: Monday through Friday, instagram, facebook and whatsapp would fill with invitations to go out on a date. Friday evening from 4pm till Sunday Nights, it was one outing after another hosting suitors, visiting them in their homes, attending a night party/event or just enjoying a light bottle of wine together in a cozy hotel room. At the year's end, she'd had over 50 dates. Four years, 200 dates later, not one guy spoke of marriage. They all enjoyed her company but stopped replying her messages once she hinted at a wedding. One of her dates had even proposed to pay her to be a surrogate-mother/ pregnancy carrier for his babies. No engagement ring. In this video: the men who got away, Hilda and several other ladies share their regrets about their break ups with men they ought to have married and ask for advice on how they can return. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz8ZVqReCJ0 If you're single and unmarried with regrets over a love that could have been, you're not alone. Please watch the video, laugh a little, offer hilda your advice. There's love out there for you. Open your eyes to those right in front of you |
Love after you're sure he can support a family. All these love at first sight or love after being friends is useless if the man cannot provide. These are the lies we tell young women. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzWY98kIUqE |





