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Adekorya:right behind you bros abeg shift smor |
basam88:who does that.... I can only imagine what he s passing thru dou...pity! |
sir. i am not UNDERSTANDING SIR and am pitying ypu sir but I want to laff sir... |
preciousMI1:heard same thing to but no scientific proof |
ABBEYsammy01:I see you aboki na |
shaggy007:omo this weirdness needs deliverance. |
Sandydayziz:listening to music after heartbreak is the worst thing anyone can do to him/herself ..... as for me I just call up my able frnds (crazyones) and they yab the living day light out of me we laff over it .... constructive critism shooting from every angle n am good. Besides this recession self no even allow water compt from my eye when I never chow finish lol |
amaben2020:I dy tell u..... buy hope say u no carry woman enter #the other room ..... na die she dy oh |
Ajgal10:haaaa iya mi oh #puts hand on my head..... no oh am a good shildren lol |
K9Uneet:lol I know that feeling |
I dodge am....over to the next person. |
STANPASQUAL:lol broz you no get chill at all....seriously laffin |
when lala sees snake thread
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that was way before the limpopo and the waist whining ish. |
mbok just know that the moment you tell any nigerian girl I love you .....u automatically owe them money |
As the unofficial president of foodie association worldwide i'd go for honey.... #yummy crazy food mixture making me salivate now, bread and honey, pancakes n honey + chilled holandia to wash it down biko I don go. |
Adonbelivit..... don jazzy e have join bad gang |
Sometimes we may feel that there are too many things happening in our relationship that make us unhappy or uncomfortable. Sometimes we may decide that we are not ready to be in a relationship. Or we may enjoy our relationship, but feel that circumstances make the relationship too difficult. Whatever the reason, breaking up with someone can be a hard thing to do. If you are thinking about ending a relationship, here are some things to keep in mind that may make it a little easier: Ending Abusive Relationships Sometimes we may need to leave a relationship for our own safety. If you are being abused and are planning to end your relationship, remember that it is best to have a safety plan . You can also get more information and support from The National Domestic Violence Hotline, an anonymous online and phone service. Find out more about abusive and unhealthy relationships. Ending a Relationship Think about what you're going to say in advance. Many people find it helps to rehearse what they want to say before saying something that's difficult. ■ Choose an appropriate place. Talk to the person somewhere that is comfortable for both of you. If you are worried about safety, somewhere public could be the best choice. ■ Say it in person. If you feel safe, talk to the person face to face. An e-mail, phone call, or text message is usually not the best option. It's also important to do it yourself. It can create more problems if you have someone else carry the message for you. ■ Be respectful. Don't intentionally hurt someone with insults or name-calling. This will only make the conversation harder. Be direct. The person may question why you are ending the relationship. Being honest may help the person have better relationships in the future. ■ Don't say "we can still be friends" unless you really mean it. Sometimes people promise a friendship to ease the hurt of a breakup. This can cause more hurt and confusion down the line if you don't intend to actually stay friends. ■ Give the person some space. Even if you are going to be friends, give her or him some time to adjust. It may be good to take a break from seeing each other, talking on the phone, etc. for a while, so you can both adjust. ■ If you feel you made the right decision, stick with it. Don't allow the person to change your mind. It is normal for someone to cry or get upset during a breakup. Feeling bad or guilty is not a reason to stay in the relationship. Remember to always stay civil,relaxed and focused. signing out! peace!!! |
date palm (dabino) and coconut.... my addiction currently |
ikp120:laffin out my liver |
barca 2- madrid 2 |
awwwwwww so touching |
#singing in psquares voice WAHALA DEY...OOOOOO...OOO WAHALA DEY OOOO O DEM DON ENTER ONE CHANCE....HEHHEEHE |
TIRI GBOSA FOR KING ADE GBOSA! GBOOOSA!! GBOOOOOSAAAAAA!!! |
Good news |
I smell front page material, lemme book my space now lala oya come and dp the needful |
OMO MEHN SPACE BOOKING ASAP BUT SOME PIPO NO GET CHILL OH! KILLING A FELLOW WIDOW #IN PATIENCE GEJ VOICE. DERIZ GOD OH |
the song is simply amazing...... from the lyrics, video concept and not forgetting the beat mbok lets hear from you whats your latest addiction |
A woman was walking down a little used path,
with a shawl to cover her head. She walked
quickly, she was scared. Few people if any ever
dared to come to this place. But she was
desperate, and that made her one of the few.
It was a strange path, the one she took.
Despite being in the literal middle of a forest,
there was no sound. No animal calls, and even
the dried leaves she trampled on, crumbled in
silence.
Soon she arrived at her destination, a small
hut with bleached white bones littered about.
Not all of them looked like animal bones, so
she didn’t look too closely.
A guttural voice called out.
“Come in child.”
She bowed and entered. Seated cross-legged on
the hut’s mud floor was a herbalist. He
gestured for her to sit so she lowered herself
to the mud floor also.
“So what brings you here woman?”
With tears in her eyes, she told her tale. She
had a sweet marriage, with everything going on
smoothly till the last three years. Suddenly her
husband changed towards her.
The kind, loving man she married seemed to
have evaporated or something, he was harsh,
brutal. He didn’t care about her. She was
frustrated. And that brought her to the reason
for her journey-
“I need a love potion to bring him back.”
The herbalist took a long, good look at the
woman sitting in front of him.
“I’ll need three hairs from the mane of a living
lion.”
“What?!”
“And they must not be taken by force.”
“But-”
“Do you want your potion or not woman?
Bring me the hair.”
She left the place even faster than she came.
On the way back, she pondered her situation.
The problem wasn’t finding a lion, there was a
cranky old beast in the mountains not too far
from the village she lived in. The problem was
the way she was asked to get the hairs. She
kept thinking and thinking and thinking.
That night she tossed and turned before falling
into a troubled sleep. When she woke up, she
had a plan.
The following day, she walked up the
mountain, cradling a lamb, till she could see
the beast. As it watched her, she tied the lamb
and walked away quickly. She hadn’t gone far
when she heard the lamb screaming out in
pain. She quickened her footsteps.
Regularly she brought lambs to feed the lion.
Every visit was a test. she did not like the lion.
she did not like the sound of its roar. She
hated the look of the beast, with its battle
scars criss-crossing it’s flesh. She was afraid of
the way it looked at her. Like it was
considering eating her instead of the lambs.
But she hated it a little less each time, and
feared it even less.
And gradually it came to know her, and to
expect the free meal she always brought along.
At first, it let her get close while it was feeding
without snapping at her. Then she could sit
around it without fear.
Soon it was relaxed around her, purring and as
playful as a new born kitten. She also got used
to being around the lion. She often stroked it’s
mane and sang to it.(
One day, while she was stroking it, after it had
eaten, it fell asleep. Quickly she plucked three
hairs from the lion’s mane and wrapped it
tightly in leaves, tucking the parcel in her
wrapper.
The next day she returned to the herbalist and
offered the hair. He then asked her how she
got the hair. She told him the story. With a
chuckle he told her
“With patience and persistence, you tamed a
lion. Do the same thing to your husband.” EM2DAJAY |
(Broken heart syndrome)
