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Juliesexy:
You deserve even more.

I'm now emotional...

montezz:
lol.....!

Lol. Howdy?

bukatyne:
Sorry at the hunger

Giver.... receiver? Which one is she?

Dankis.


She? Not necessarily 'she'. Any one that does the initiating is the 'giver', while the other is the 'receiver'. So which one are you...most times?

montezz:
Say that aloud! you don't disappoint me! *come here*

Awwww. Please don't make me fall in...

troy20:
quite some gay name you have there joecutie.why back yourself up in a corner? You dont have to be always this ingeniune.

Lmao. Bro, I'm very sure you're expecting me to slam you, right? Nah, that's not me. Maybe I'm gay, and just maybe I'm 'ingenuine'. You happy now?

bukatyne:
So funny!

So...are you a giver or a receiver?

Your profile picture is so so sexy. I'm hungry.

Akuko!

Why must we stop using ours for them? Why can't they stop using theirs for us? Mtchewww.

LOL!!! Let the heavens fall!

I can't date/marry a lady who even though she's so Hot, still pretends not to, and wants me to always 'beg' for sex. Lubbis!

Dear future wife, please, I beg you in the name of the Almighty, if you ever do shakara with 'that thing' for me, you're a gonner! I don't phucking care. Please, tell me to give it to you. Don't pretend. Don't assume. Even if I'm tired, just tell me first. If I'm really tired, then I'll see how to make it up to you. Baby, sho gbo mi?

It's always so romantic when ladies do the initiating...

warrior01:
I read this somewhere and it practically sums up everything about most Naija women.

i told her, "I might not be rich, I don't have money, cars or companies like my friend Jude, but all I have is profound love and I totally admire you"

She looked at me with tears in her eyes and gave me a warmed hug and whispered in my ear.....she said, "If you truly love me, introduce me to Jude"

Brother, the guy narrated his experience with ONE 'Naija girl'. Not MOST. And definitely not ALL.

And let's be real here. If you were a girl, what kinda man would you like to marry?

cococandy:
Hmm.
Well good men that think like you still deserve good women.

Tell me about the double standard.
Just about every thread you open you see congregation of people hating on Nigerian women as if they weren't raised by Nigerian women.
And funny enough most people that have problems with such mindsets. They see it as normal.
Like the culture isn't already based on double standards.

One magumagu boy somewhere will still have the guts to condemn a girl better than him because he's been made to believe that no matter how morally bankrupt he is, he doesn't need to change to be a good husband.

Awwww. Thanks, ma'am.



I tell people to leave our women be. You can never see the good in people unless you change how you look at them. Our men are not better than our women. Period!

Babe2sure:
A "thing" in that context is 'Linda in Indian wear' and its already in front page for you to see, not her 'waist.'

Well, I guess I have freedom of sight, don't I? The op shows me what he wants to show me, meanwhile, I see what I want to see.

Babe2sure:
Oh, I see.......
The topic says a thing, you are looking at another thing. Okay o. Feast as much as you like, but don't forget, its an exercise in futility.

Okay, if the topic says a 'thing', why not show us that 'thing'. After all, I already asked you.

Babe2sure:
"Show us?" Don't be naughty!

It's not looking good on her. Do you like it on her?

I'm trying too hard not to be naughty, but I can't help but point out that her waist region (particularly her a**) in the first picture is looking more beautiful than the dress is itself on her.

Babe2sure:
You can't go wrong in an Indian wear, but this is not looking good on Linda.

Could you show us what it means for an Indian wear to 'look good' on someone, please?

daisyella:
Don't mind the hypocrite

It's annoying, you know...

montezz:
awwwwww!

*hugs*

montezz:
Gbam!!! oya shake me!

Nah! I don't shake ladies. I hug 'em.

Thanks tho.

Ngokafor:
....Spot on!!...Dont mind the hypocrites,badly behaved men expecting 'good and virtous woman' only in their dreams ofcourse ...Allow them to keep deceiving themselves.

The double standard has been growing with impunity for a very long time that it has even almost attained the status of culture and tradition, and it's very bad. We need to speak up against it, condemn it in it's entirety and of course, correct these abnormalities. Thanks, ma'am.

warrior01:
You're entitled to your opinion and so I am. Our experiences differ and I still maintain they ain't worth the stress

It's true though, you have every right to exercise your freedom of speech/expression. You're entitled to your opinion.

Juliesexy:
From a sane, civilized, sensible, original, real, cute and 21st century humane gentleman. And who says all men are the same? You're one in a million.

I'm not really surprised. It's in you.

Only me? My belle ooh, my head ooh.


Thanks, sexy. I really appreciate. You need to see how I'm smiling here like a fool.

warrior01:
Are you done? It still doesn't stop the fact that thay ain't worth it. Maybe when you grow older you'll understand

I would have spared a few minutes to say something to you, but having evaluated your brain capacity, you ain't worth those minutes.

Happy Sunday, bro.