Peachess:

True tho, but when I say hardworking I don't mean those kind of jobs.

Yes, I grab your point.

Peachess:

That's a tough one tho, many poor men leave the women that struggled with them for other ladies when they've made it. I can't waste my time with someone that'll hurt me later.

You are on point, but that might not happen, you know?

DanseMacabre:
I can't marry a poor woman abeg. I no want liability.

You wey be man, make she dey feed you ba?

Peachess:
I can't marry a poor man, I don't want my kids to suffer. I want the best for my kids and for myself so why will I do that? I'm going to be very hardworking don't wanna be dependent on any man and I expect my future hubby to be hardworking also. I have so many aims in life I wish to achieve and a poor man will just slow me down and draw me backwards and work make me achieve my dreams. So that's a big no.

That's true,
I once heard a man saying work is not Money, if it is, Cart pushers, Bricklayers and other hard job servers will be the richest

EmperorLee:



Sarcasm. You were only summoned to move this to permanent site.

Mynd44:

I can't its kinda gay

Ah ah, I think den sey love is blind, abi love don dey see?

Lalasticlala, mynd44, make I hia Una too

Have heard lots of ladies saying marrying or dating a poor man is a no go area,
Make nairaland girls come clear matter for me now

Can you marry a poor man?

Make una welcome Oooh

DonVikings:
Thank you sir.

May Chukwu Alewa Rastaman continue to grant me rare wisdom, Iseeeeee!

Rastaman?

DonVikings:
I'm just here to read the comments of Field Marshal Ohamadike Cownu's foot soldiers.

Shalom all my Potor Alobams.

Seriously?

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