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mimzy:
Thanks a lot for trusting me.

mimzy:
There is no mess dear. It's just a DOA ploy to smear me.

If the organizers wanna go the extra mile to make their findings if I've once been married or not, then I'll make it easier for them by helping them out but until then leme reserve my comments.

I'll pm you ok .

mimzy:
Thanks a lot dearie

mimzy:
Alright I can their response coming in.

In continuation of section 2

D. What's your take on ladies who use Butt/Bosom pads to entice men?

Honestly, it is another form of deception. Ladies should be as honest as it is possible with their looks. I believe men vary and different men desire different body shapes from women.

I think it is absolutely uncalled for. I mean , why will any lady choose to wear butt pads when the guy in question is bound to find out now or later. It is really demeaning.

I don't think it's really worth the stress.If a man loves you, he will appreciate your body whichever way it comes .

E. There has been a debate recently that pre marital sex should be allowed in order to avoid marital crisis of sexual inability from both sexes like infertility and impotence issue. So do you support pre-marital sex? 

I think it's subject to personal and societal interpretations.

In the major religions, it's kicked against but again, for the non-religious, it's not binding on them.

Religion aside, there are societies where young people are encouraged to be sexually-liberal.

Time, culture and morality have changed. So is the notion of sex. Humans are dynamic and have evolved away from a fixed set of social conducts. There's no generally acceptable code of conduct outside religious tenets on premarital sex. We are in the era of collective goodwill and social evolution. I feel the notion of premarital sex is purely subjective.

No matter the case, I think no-one should be forced to have sex, demeaned for it and everyone who willingly indulge in it should also stand-up to the resulting happenings.

chelseabmw:

mimzy:
Pleasing response from the contestants as regards section 1. 

Let's move on to section 2.

Section 2: Relationship and Marital Aspect 

A. What's comes to your mind when you receive a PM from a male nairalander? And can you ever date a nairalander?

Getting a PM from a male nairalander triggers alot of curiosity of intent.

You are left wondering if what spurs his interest is intellectual-related or personal.

I am open to the notion of dating a nairalander if i feel a sense of connection and rapport with him and sense that affection in other avenues of phone calls or other non-nairaland correspondence.

Love can be found anywhere, Nairaland inclusive . So if I find a man who is the bone of my bones here on Nairaland, then why not.

B. Can you marry a guy who currently earns N40,000 as monthly salary? 

Yes I can. As long as he has a very promising prospect career wise especially. I will support him financially till he is financially capable to take care of the family on his own.

C. What's the minimum educational certificate you require before considering dating a man?

He should be a graduate of a higher institution or pursuing a degree in a higher institution.

mimzy:
Section 1: Introduction aspect 

A. Can you tell us your name, state of origin and educational background? 

I am Abayomi Adeola Aramide.
I hail from Lagos State, Lagos Island precisely.

I attended kiddies kollege nursery and primary school . Then I attended Longford international school for my secondary education .Currently I am a student of Business Administration and Management in Yaba College Of Technology and at the same time pursuing a degree in the Association of certified chartered accountants.

B. The meaning of your moniker and how you coined it? 

It was coined from a seasonal movie entitled "the secret life of the American teenager" Mimzy is the grandma in the series and I love her role.

C. Relationship and Religion status

I am single and from a background of mixed religions (which has helped me to be religiously tolerant and understanding). I am a practising muslim who has Christian roots.

D. Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?

In five years, I see myself as a married successful career woman.
I see myself ascending the professional rung. I also see myself being able to contribute more in cash and kind to NGOs and of course, family life.

E. Can list your strengths and how you have used it positively to change lives? 


Like I stated, my background of religious diversity has made me tolerant and understanding. I'm opinionated too.

These traits have aided me in settling disputes, spurred me to go out of my way to help people and stand up for the downtrodden.


I am a very strong willed person who hasn't allowed the travails of life to weigh her down.
I see challenges as a stepping stone to greater heights .
I am also very optimistic and goal driven and this has helped me to impact optimism to the people around me.

Monalisa185:
you called his/her attention to an error and you don't want to correct him/her

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]LOL! Never mind. [/color]

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Pardon? [/color]

marvelck:
Nowadays, almost every Naija girl has a plan B. And the worst part of it, is that most times they don't even wait for plan A to fail, before switching over to plan B...Like what happened to a friend of mine some time ago. while he was on admission in an hospital, his serious girlfriend then was busy planning her wedding to another guy. My friend said, he never suspected anything, cos she played her cards very well, and hid everything from him by visiting him at the hospital and also going about shopping/planning for her wedding to the other guy until they eventually got married. My friend only got to know some days later after she called him to tell him herself. But this is not good. Don't know why most of our girls don't like staying in one place. They're always looking for good, better, best. And unless their good becomes better, they'll never rest. Guys beware! Cos, we're gradually drifting towards a loveless society.

iamdurent:
Am trying to,
Eerm Oga steppin or wateva ur moniker is, neva comment on my thread again. Fool

iamdurent:
I Dont like beefing peeps, but some pple are too stopid u cant help but curse them *sighs*

iamdurent:
You are very very stopid. Look, fool next time u dont know about d history of anything, dont open ur wide mouth to spew trash.
Nonsense.

AnotherSinner:
no. Let me sample ur sisters withered clit

greatness22:
Shift for me abeg.

gbens2000:
which type of ogi,hope is not the akamu am thinking

Dexema:
please desist from letting kids play with such objects as scissors, you might not be around the next time she picks it up. gracias