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There's this latin phrase that says "habitus formatus, secunda natura est" meaning 'Habit formed is the second nature". I totally agree with your submission. For him to be able to conquer this said habit, he should be able to make a substitute. He should focus his energy on something else that will take those time he spends being with the harlots. Maybe finding a new hobby, learning a new skill, seeking counsel or whatever that will bring positivity to his life.

My own little submission though.

samstandard:
I read this as well as the comment of other persons. They have all advised to the best of their ability. But there's something I noticed. You said you started this escapade when you were a teenager. That's the challenge there. It's a pattern, a stronghold or you can call it an habit.

And since it's an emotional habit, you need another emotional habit to counter or take it's place. Whenever you try to stop, you create a gap in that emotion, and it needs filling. Without finding another habit to fill it's place, there's a tendency that you may likely go back.

Morality often speaks the language of whoever has the most to lose.
The real truth underneath it is desire is biological, relationships are economic, morality is contextual, power reshapes belief faster than ideology ever could. Anyone who pretends otherwise is either naive or performing (benefitting from denial).

Kalatium:
It’s funny how life flips the script when money enters the picture.

A broke man will often have more reckless sex than a comfortable man not because he’s careless, but because he’s invisible. Most women don’t see him as a “future investment,” so there’s no strategy in sleeping with him. It’s pure impulse, no strings attached, no long-term plan.

But the moment a man becomes comfortable, the game changes completely. Suddenly, women are willing to be third, fourth, even fifth wives.
Suddenly, baby mamas appear from every corner.

It’s not even always about love, it’s about security, survival, and access.

You’ll notice something deeper too:
When a man is broke, abortion is an easy decision.
But when it’s a man with resources, comfort, and potential, abortion suddenly becomes a sin.
Birth control “fails,” pills are “forgotten,” and suddenly, morality enters the chat.

It’s the same act, same biology but the bank balance changes the belief system. That’s the irony of desire and survival in modern relationships.

At the end of the day, men and women both play the game but while men often play for pleasure, women usually play for position. And in that battlefield of emotions, comfort, and calculation, one truth stands tall:

“Morality is loudest when poverty is silent.”

duduade:
I think it's the POP design that's attractive to her
Aesthetic accomodation for you

Anyway just find a way round it... Because you can only enjoy your home when your wife is happy

Fact

I am a man

And yet they say men are narcissist. If people actually understand what this sentence mean... a happy wife, a happy home. It's just a home full of discomfort for the man.

Emmabyte:
Are you a prophet because how you manage to know that the Said husband is not treating the wife fine is what I don't understand, people like you are needed in the north,please which school is next in the bandit list

You don't need to bother yourself asking her that question. That is their defense mechanism on issues like this.

And just like Netflix, once payment stops, service goes off.

Here’s the truth:
Money should support love, not define it.
Because when your wallet becomes your love language, heartbreak is only one “insufficient balance” away. cheesy

So guys, invest wisely, emotionally and financially.
If she only loves you when you’re pressing money,
don’t stress just press “unfollow.” winkHere’s the truth:
Money should support love, not define it.
Because when your wallet becomes your love language, heartbreak is only one “insufficient balance” away. cheesy

So guys, invest wisely, emotionally and financially.
If she only loves you when you’re pressing money,
don’t stress just press “unfollow.”

Kozino:
A Nigerian girl who is a student has shared with her friend what her boyfriend of 1 month (Destiny helper) already got for her and her family. To her, this is what love is all about.


The Price of Affection: When Gifts Become the Language of Love

The story is a familiar one. A young Nigerian student, her heart full of hope, shares an excited whisper with her friend. Her new boyfriend—her "Destiny Helper"—has, in just one month, not only gifted her things she desires but has extended his generosity to her family. In her eyes, this is not just kindness; this is the very definition of love. He is serious, he is capable, and he is proving his worth in the most tangible way he knows: through financial provision.

This scenario forces us to ask a difficult question: In the pursuit of love, does opening your wallet speak louder than opening your heart? Does using money to show you're serious really make sense?

The answer is not a simple yes or no, but a complicated "it depends."

The Case For: It's More Than Just Money

To dismiss this as mere materialism is to ignore the deep-seated cultural and practical realities at play.

1. The Provider Paradigm: In many cultures, including Nigeria, a man's ability to provide is historically and traditionally linked to his readiness for a family. It’s a sign of stability, responsibility, and foresight. When a man helps a girl's family, he isn't just buying gadgets; he is investing in her ecosystem. He is saying, "I see your world, and I want to be a supportive part of it." This can feel profoundly secure and respectful.

2. The Language of Action: In a world full of empty promises and "chatting," financial investment is a concrete action. While another suitor might be weaving dreams with words, the one who pays for a laptop, helps with a sibling's school fees, or settles a urgent bill is demonstrating commitment in a way that is undeniably real. It cuts through the noise and says, "My intentions are backed by sacrifice."

3. The "Destiny Helper" Complex: The term itself is revealing. In a challenging economic environment where many struggle, a partner who can alleviate real, pressing burdens can genuinely feel like a "helper" sent by destiny. For a student juggling academics and financial pressure, this support isn't just romantic; it can feel like a lifeline.

The Case Against: The Foundation Built on Sand


However, when gifts become the primary dialect of the relationship, the foundation can become dangerously fragile.

1. The Confusion of Currency: The most significant risk is the conflation of love with money. If a woman begins to equate being cared for with being cared about, she may find herself in a relationship with a banker, not a partner. The question becomes: Is he paying for love, or is he paying for control? Is he giving freely, or is he building a ledger of debt—emotional or otherwise—that will be called in later?

2. The Silence of the Authentic Self: When money does all the talking, the crucial, early conversations never happen. You don't learn about his temper when he's frustrated. You don't see his empathy when you're sad. You don't witness his integrity when no one is watching. The glitter of gifts can obscure the flaws in his character until it's too late. A man's generosity with his wallet tells you nothing about his generosity with his time, his ears, or his heart.

3. The Inevitable Shift: What happens when the money slows down? Economic fortunes change. If the relationship was built on the premise of provision, what is left when he can no longer provide at the same level? The love that was purchased can too easily be repossessed. A relationship that cannot survive a financial drought was never built on solid ground.

The Balance: Appreciation vs. Expectation


So, does it make sense?

It makes sense as a [/b]factor, but it is a catastrophic mistake to make it [b]the [/b]factor.

A man who is serious will often want to show it in tangible ways, and in a practical world, that includes financial care. There is nothing wrong with appreciating a partner who is generous. The problem arises when:

[b]Gifts become the expectation, not the appreciation.
The value of the person becomes tied to the value of their presents.

The receiving partner forgets to look for the other, more enduring currencies of love: respect, trust, communication, shared values, and emotional safety.

True love is not a transaction. It is not a monthly subscription fee paid for with gifts. The man who is truly "serious" is the one who invests not just in your present comfort but in your future happiness. He invests with his time, his listening ear, his unwavering support for your dreams, and his consistent presence through good days and bad.

The "Destiny Helper" who only helps with money may just be a short-term loan. The one who helps you build a life of shared respect, emotional intimacy, and unwavering partnership—that is the true destiny worth waiting for. His generosity is a welcome bonus, but his character is the non-negotiable foundation.

What do you think?

Feel free. Life's too short to be an island. Lol

Tenrack:
This is very deep. I appreciate the message. Kudos OP. Can we be friends?

You have no place in anybody's life if you can't bear the cost of your own existence. You're nothing but a parasite. Hate the post all you want but don't forget to look at your life how it is. This goes to both male and female. All we need for life to be easy for all men is for every adult to take care of their own damn self.

Only a person that's capable of self care can effectively and efficiently take care of someone who is taking care of them. Care in this case now becomes dynamic. One takes care of getting the needed resources and the other takes care of effectively and efficiently managing the acquired resources. Not some ozuguzugu with their stinking thinking believing giving head is ticket to opulence. Enter stage first, matter go consume you. You will exclaim 'Omo' more than your breath count. You'll get passed around while 30 lurks around.

And the reason Nigeria holds no hope of revolution is because the middle class are subsidizing the lives of the lower class. You've built a house but still pay rent for 2 or more relatives. Your kids are still too young but you're paying school fees for 3 relatives in higher institutions. You get gifted bags of rice that'll last you the whole year each Xmas but you share it out to relatives who have varying opinions about you. You're on the road, law enforcement is begging, you're in church, everyone sees you as god sent. Enter offices and civil servants turn to your personal servants. Look at your transaction history and you'll wonder how much you're making. Everyone has one job and bambi y'Allah as second job.

And as you're exhausted from working round d clock, your cousin is proudly discussing how he banged that girl to stupor. As you're popping your BP pills your guy is in merriment because Man U won Liverpool. A fool who doesn't understand what distraction is. What keeping the masses docile means. Who doesn't even know his favourite club was established with money gotten as reparation for stopping some devils from trading slaves. A perpetual loser who has no sense of victory but has settled 4 winning by proxy. If WizKid wins, she wins. If Ronaldo wins, he wins. If Chelsea wins, they win. What these adds to their personal economy is a huge gap in literature that I hope one of them would fill empirically.

And this will fly through some people's head and I won't be surprised. That's why you're who you are and where you are. 😆

You have no place in anybody's life if you can't bear the cost of your own existence. You're nothing but a parasite. Hate the post all you want but don't forget to look at your life how it is. This goes to both male and female. All we need for life to be easy for all men is for every adult to take care of their own damn self.

Only a person that's capable of self care can effectively and efficiently take care of someone who is taking care of them. Care in this case now becomes dynamic. One takes care of getting the needed resources and the other takes care of effectively and efficiently managing the acquired resources. Not some ozuguzugu with their stinking thinking believing giving head is ticket to opulence. Enter stage first, matter go consume you. You will exclaim 'Omo' more than your breath count. You'll get passed around while 30 lurks around.

And the reason Nigeria holds no hope of revolution is because the middle class are subsidizing the lives of the lower class. You've built a house but still pay rent for 2 or more relatives. Your kids are still too young but you're paying school fees for 3 relatives in higher institutions. You get gifted bags of rice that'll last you the whole year each Xmas but you share it out to relatives who have varying opinions about you. You're on the road, law enforcement is begging, you're in church, everyone sees you as god sent. Enter offices and civil servants turn to your personal servants. Look at your transaction history and you'll wonder how much you're making. Everyone has one job and bambi y'Allah as second job.

And as you're exhausted from working round d clock, your cousin is proudly discussing how he banged that girl to stupor. As you're popping your BP pills your guy is in merriment because Man U won Liverpool. A fool who doesn't understand what distraction is. What keeping the masses docile means. Who doesn't even know his favourite club was established with money gotten as reparation for stopping some devils from trading slaves. A perpetual loser who has no sense of victory but has settled 4 winning by proxy. If WizKid wins, she wins. If Ronaldo wins, he wins. If Chelsea wins, they win. What these adds to their personal economy is a huge gap in literature that I hope one of them would fill empirically.

And this will fly through some people's head and I won't be surprised. That's why you're who you are and where you are. 😆

A Nigerian girl who is a student has shared with her friend what her boyfriend of 1 month (Destiny helper) already got for her and her family. To her, this is what love is all about.


The Price of Affection: When Gifts Become the Language of Love

The story is a familiar one. A young Nigerian student, her heart full of hope, shares an excited whisper with her friend. Her new boyfriend—her "Destiny Helper"—has, in just one month, not only gifted her things she desires but has extended his generosity to her family. In her eyes, this is not just kindness; this is the very definition of love. He is serious, he is capable, and he is proving his worth in the most tangible way he knows: through financial provision.

This scenario forces us to ask a difficult question: In the pursuit of love, does opening your wallet speak louder than opening your heart? Does using money to show you're serious really make sense?

The answer is not a simple yes or no, but a complicated "it depends."

The Case For: It's More Than Just Money

To dismiss this as mere materialism is to ignore the deep-seated cultural and practical realities at play.

1. The Provider Paradigm: In many cultures, including Nigeria, a man's ability to provide is historically and traditionally linked to his readiness for a family. It’s a sign of stability, responsibility, and foresight. When a man helps a girl's family, he isn't just buying gadgets; he is investing in her ecosystem. He is saying, "I see your world, and I want to be a supportive part of it." This can feel profoundly secure and respectful.

2. The Language of Action: In a world full of empty promises and "chatting," financial investment is a concrete action. While another suitor might be weaving dreams with words, the one who pays for a laptop, helps with a sibling's school fees, or settles a urgent bill is demonstrating commitment in a way that is undeniably real. It cuts through the noise and says, "My intentions are backed by sacrifice."

3. The "Destiny Helper" Complex: The term itself is revealing. In a challenging economic environment where many struggle, a partner who can alleviate real, pressing burdens can genuinely feel like a "helper" sent by destiny. For a student juggling academics and financial pressure, this support isn't just romantic; it can feel like a lifeline.

The Case Against: The Foundation Built on Sand


However, when gifts become the primary dialect of the relationship, the foundation can become dangerously fragile.

1. The Confusion of Currency: The most significant risk is the conflation of love with money. If a woman begins to equate being cared for with being cared about, she may find herself in a relationship with a banker, not a partner. The question becomes: Is he paying for love, or is he paying for control? Is he giving freely, or is he building a ledger of debt—emotional or otherwise—that will be called in later?

2. The Silence of the Authentic Self: When money does all the talking, the crucial, early conversations never happen. You don't learn about his temper when he's frustrated. You don't see his empathy when you're sad. You don't witness his integrity when no one is watching. The glitter of gifts can obscure the flaws in his character until it's too late. A man's generosity with his wallet tells you nothing about his generosity with his time, his ears, or his heart.

3. The Inevitable Shift: What happens when the money slows down? Economic fortunes change. If the relationship was built on the premise of provision, what is left when he can no longer provide at the same level? The love that was purchased can too easily be repossessed. A relationship that cannot survive a financial drought was never built on solid ground.

The Balance: Appreciation vs. Expectation


So, does it make sense?

It makes sense as a [/b]factor, but it is a catastrophic mistake to make it [b]the [/b]factor.

A man who is serious will often want to show it in tangible ways, and in a practical world, that includes financial care. There is nothing wrong with appreciating a partner who is generous. The problem arises when:

[b]Gifts become the expectation, not the appreciation.
The value of the person becomes tied to the value of their presents.

The receiving partner forgets to look for the other, more enduring currencies of love: respect, trust, communication, shared values, and emotional safety.

True love is not a transaction. It is not a monthly subscription fee paid for with gifts. The man who is truly "serious" is the one who invests not just in your present comfort but in your future happiness. He invests with his time, his listening ear, his unwavering support for your dreams, and his consistent presence through good days and bad.

The "Destiny Helper" who only helps with money may just be a short-term loan. The one who helps you build a life of shared respect, emotional intimacy, and unwavering partnership—that is the true destiny worth waiting for. His generosity is a welcome bonus, but his character is the non-negotiable foundation.

What do you think?

If savage was a person! What a way to answer the question.

Helinuse:
No Sir

It is a part of Ogun state IGR. The published revenues are not profits. Actually, “revenue” is an ibibio word translated to English as “loss.”

Guyman02:
Story for their numerous online in-laws on social media which wrecked their home.

Meanwhile I shared this news with my Ekuke Dog and since yesterday it has been roaring like a Lion

What on earth gave you this inspiration. Please, sell that your ekuke dog to me maka very important something.

In as much as I don't support the killing, the poster has failed to give a detailed description of what transpired. He/she should share the video link because the guy said something in that video. The three guys and the killer are all unknown gun men, in the video, he said the 3 of them took his rifle without permission and robbed an innocent bike man notwithstanding that he has warned them severally against such act.

Then, he killed the three of them instantly. I'll get the video and share the link here.

Note: I don't support killings. No one should take a life.

It's quite unfortunate that Agbadorians will not be reasonable enough to see how they place failure above good things.

Wet Pussy cocktail has a naughty name, but he tastes fruity and creamy. The combination of the raspberry liqueur and the cream liquor together with the milk give the wet pussy an incomparable taste. if you like it even creamier, you can replace the milk with cream.

INGREDIENTS
30 ml/ 1 oz. Chambord raspberry liqueur
30 ml/ 1 oz. Baileys Irish Cream
90 ml/ 3 oz. milk
90 ml/ 3 oz. cream
METHOD
Add all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
Shake and strain into a chilled glass.
Garnish with some berries.


You couldn't even make research to ascertain what the wet pussy was all about.

I wonder why a woman you married will decide who stays in your house. Oga, use your head abeg.