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TheSeeker:
That is exactly what I'm saying. Now do we say that these girls are naive or were just swayed by what they wanted to hear? Believe me, every woman wants to be loved and none would take exception to that, nonetheless most girls always fall for the word "love" as you can deduce from how to go on with the gist among their friends and all. I'm still of the opinion that most native languages can't be directly translated to English Language otherwise it'll totally mean something else. Notably, I agree that most Nigerian ethnic languages don't put a yardstick between like and love but with the education we have on the prowl, we should be able to tell the difference and attach that to our feelings.

TheSeeker:
But are you also aware of the possibility that some guys even though they can differentiate the two, still go ahead and tell a girl they love her when they clearly know it's not true? And do you these girls believe that because most of them are watching Nollywood blockbusters? That might sound overrated but it is true(that can be attributed to most girls who still can't put a distinction between both). Let's take you for instance, if a guy meets for you the first time and the next thing he starts saying is he loves you, what'd you say? That he's so right? That he truly loves you?


Of course he doesnt love cos he doesnt know me, and i will tell him na wa u dey waste ur love and besides no one can tell me dat my broda niggaz dey look face den dey find their level and class  , but there are some chics out there who believe that shit and i have enough gf in which dats how dere relationship started