₦airaland Forum

Vivly:
Once upon a time, their love was locked in Paris

FortifiedCity:
There is this very young and beautiful married woman. She told me she is 28 years. She's been pregnant once. I assisted her brother get a small job lately. Before then, anytime i see her on the road, we greet. If she wanted to buy something, I'll pay with a clean heart and walk away. Ever since then, she's shown me her appreciation in words. Somehow we started talking on whatsapp lately. She gave me her number.

But now, she's telling me that she prefers keeping guys as friends. In fact she has offered to come and cook for me today but I told her I am not around. I was very open to her that her being so close might tempt me to touch her that it's better she stays far from me or we talk whenever we see on the road. I told her this to scare her away from coming close but it's not working.

She says that me telling her that will not make her be free but she still insists that she'd come to my house. She said she'd like to be free with me, jumping on my bed and playing around but she just likes me as a friend.

Is it wrong to be a close friend with a married woman?
Please guys what do you think?

40kobo77:
Lol.

Use the car for decoration.

Generalkaycee:
Smh... If i get money eh

Oluwamuyeewa:
Wizkid is the only Afro beat artiste in Naija.. d rest na pon pon

Not mentioning names o

thesicilian:
Davido is well known in Congo, Tanzania, South Sudan, and so many other places.

Ishilove:
I'm not responsible for your substandard education that has rendered you incapable of English comprehension, but i'm in a generous mood this morning so I will explain a little.

All over Nairaland, there are a certain class of people who use derogatory memes and adjectives to describe Northerners. I recall someone suggesting that the heat from the tightly wrapped turbans often makes them very 'aggressive'.

My statement inferred to these people, and if you can't identify 'dark humour' and 'sarcasm' in my statement then blame your teachers at school, not I.

nurey:
I have a dream that one day, Nigeria environment would push the limit of human intelligence

PatrickOkunima:
SOURCE: https://patrickokunima.com/2017/09/27/for-unemployed-nigerian-graduates-top-10-blue-collar-jobs-you-should-consider/

L3G3ND:
So when are you leaving the country??

L3G3ND:
and what does running away to another country guarantee? that there is a better world out there? most people are probably going through what we are facing here only difference is that they sometimes get what they are worth while me get under employed here

silasweb:
Government have to do something fast

blackpanda:
U are part of the frustrated jobless youth with zero skills i am talking about. Na 9years u go tey for house

Raintaker:
No be me na Op I answer for.

noscarn91:
How can a beautiful girl like you be unemployed, what did u study?

blackpanda:
Many of ur youth are the architect of their own problem. They are practically unemployable with zero skills. After blocking and cramming thru university, they pass out with wonderful degrees but zero experience or skills

L3G3ND:
this is so true. .. lately My fear of graduating becomes deeper and deeper. ..

uboma:
Lol


Dstv has indeed exploited Nigerians.


I will love to see them stoop low.

DaimlerBen:
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Atewo! Ati aboke! Kun'aka!
I never knew Nigeria had such "scientists".
Please, where did you publish these your "scientific deductions"?

softwerk:
I pray they also break up with their wives so I can claim my dear Peter for myself

I learnt he has a BIG cassava

makydebbie:
There's something called morals, the fact that you lack one doesn't mean others do too. I don't type to please Seu.n's over a million members. Who has the damn time? Gerrof my mention.

makydebbie:
Lol, what a myopic reasoning. Because it's the thing in town, it's right and everyone should do it.

Pat081:
just like you

Intellad:
the guy get nice lip for bj