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I think disability is something of the mind than of the physical feature in your case the young man is not disabled rather he is physically challenged. You should convince your parents in this respect and let them understand that your choice of spouse and emotions comes first before theirs besides we should be worried about if the both of you are compatible, and his ability to provide for your needs if you know what I mean...

MY COVID 19 LOCKDOWN EXPERIENCE WITH A GIRL I MET IN PH



Following the spread of corona virus around the world and Nigeria in particular, Rivers state government order a total lockdown in Port Harcourt. Some how I got caught up in the #stayathome coz I leave in PH and work with one of the multi national companies...



I decided to take my chances with this damsel I met in a phone charging kiosk one evening. After dropping some funny & cocky lines she gave me her number. She said she is a graduate of biology and teaches with one of the secondary schools in the area. So we agreed to hang out on schedule.



DAY ONE: Thursday

We agreed on date in my place by 10:am. I did not hear from her until 2:00pm by this time I was tried of waiting. I had to call off the date but she insisted she was coming. Finally we had to agree on another date the next day.



DAY Two: Friday

I changed tactics and it worked. I invited her to a very popular joint in the area. She showed up by 11:30am and we had a nice time together talking about the past and her NYSC experience in Jos while sipping chilled bottles of beer and pepper meat. Finally she said she had to leave, while I was seeing her off, it rained heavily and we had to look up for shelter around for the rain to subside, but it never did. I had to look around for where to borrow an umbrella. By this time we were very close to my apartment so I convinced her and she indulged. We went to my place by this time I was in control and the rest they say is history.



DAY THREE: Saturday

She had called me by 8am in the morning to ask what my schedule would be, me I told her I would be in-door for the lockdown and was all hers. She showed up by 10:am and said she will be in my place till 6:pm and it was really fun Nairalanders.



She invited me to her church the following day. I had no problem with that if the church respects the social distancing and they were not more than fifty worshippers per service. But before that she said she had a surprise for me and will not let the cat out of the bag. After much persuasion she told me that the dad was the pastor of the church.



But then, I really wanted to make her happy by honoring this invitation, which I did.

It was more of a family church, her dad the pastor, her mum the Sunday school teacher, while she is the song leader. It was just me and her family in the church, at least the joy of having a new convert.



DAY FOUR:

I told her she had to come over and compensate for the boring service which she did and like I said the rest is history Nairalanders...



This is where the problem is, she called me last night to ask me where this relationship was heading to , and that she is beginning to feel I was just in for the fun and she feel used, bla bla bla. I woke up this morning to her SMS that I should prove I love her if we should continue with the lockdown



I remember telling her I was in a relationship and that my partner was serving her NYSC in Cross Rivers before the lockdown for the corvid 1-9. Where did I go wrong Nairalanders

I think the major issue you need to work on is your ENGLISH seriously!

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We are saying the same thing....

Political campaigns shouldn't be about blackmailing each other....

Talking about billions of dollars.....or trillions of naira


So how does it affects the petty trader on my street?

Just booking space, I'll comment later...

This extraordinary summit was unthinkable only months ago....

Justice should be seen to be done...

In the eyes of the law, you are never guilty until you are being convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction....