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Lilyqueeny:Lily!! I miss u |
jakeboss:Look at his mouth like "you can't deny me sex" as if sex is his birthright. Chair, she can deny you sex. And if you feel you can't stand the sex denial, leave her and go get an alternative who will give you sex, simple. You have no right to demand anything especially forcibly from your spouse. Even God Almighty who created us gave us freewill how then can you a mere mortal want to seek absolute authority over a fellow creation? |
lepasharon:Kontomire is not egusi please. Some Ghanaians may want to add egusi to it but original kontomire has no egusi at all. Egusi, is a Nigerian food it has never been Ghanaian and there's no Ghanaian version of it so there's nothing like Ghanaian egusi. Why do people just enjoy unnecessary cyber food wars? |
Lashort:Lol, not my wife o. A Facebook friend posted this today. It's his true life story. If you see the preamble I stated clearly that it was a someone else's true life story. |
GloriaNinja:Because you can't do it? Madam be easy, I know the guy. |
jakeboss:#sigh, I give up on you. |
Kindly note that this was copied from a Facebook post and it is in no way my story... I'm not even married yet ![]() "I studied Accounting at the University, and Three (3) years after graduating, I couldn't find a job. I was 31 years old then. Even what to eat was a problem. I had borrowed money from friends, that I hadn't been able to pay back. I didn't know what to do, or whom else to call on. I could walk from Madina to Accra, and back, in search for a job. I wasn't getting any offers, so I decided to hang around 'rich' neighborhoods (Estate Homes), to offer my services - to weed and clean or something, anything, just to survive. An old woman was generous enough to employ me first. She even referred me to her neighbors, and I was gradually, getting homes to weed. It didn't pay much, but was better than nothing. Then I offered to wash the clothes of the men. I got many wives giving me their husband's suits to wash, and other clothes. I was making enough money to feed myself and my siblings. Then, I met my wife. She had moved to the neighborhood, and had been observing me keenly. I had noticed her too, very pretty lady. But she wouldn't talk to me. She would smile with me from afar, but would not talk. When I realized, after a few weeks, that no man had been visiting her, I walked to her gate, one weekend, and washed her car - without her asking. She watched me from her living room, without stopping me either. When I was done, she cooked for me, allowed me to wash down, in one of her bathrooms, brought me a clean, white towel, to clean myself, and then gave me a bag full of new clothes and shoes and belts. She had been shopping for me. She offered to drive me home, and that was how we built on our friendship. We've been married for 14 years, and I can boldly testify to you that, I feel safe, emotionally. Dave, on days when it seems the entire world - in its various ways, is rejecting, hurtful, saying, "No," ... I always have someone who is my soft place to land, telling me all is well, and the nasty lies in my head are untrue. My wife and I challenge each other, too, push, nudge each other to go bigger, grow stronger, face our crap. On even the darkest days, Dave, we laugh; sometimes dark, dark laughs, but it gets us through. It is, cheesy as it sounds, a ray of sunshine through black clouds. We'll agree often times ... "Holy sh*t, the ship is sinking!", but if one of us starts to go FULL Titanic, the other says, "Hey, it's just ice." Or one of our favorite "ice-breakers" in such moments, as we hear the ship start to spilt in two... "Now, THIS... THIS is going incredibly well." Do NOT spend a lifetime with someone who doesn't make you laugh. They needn't be a comic, the life of the party, nor make anyone else laugh for that matter, but they need to "get you" enough to get you to giggle... or at least try, ideally, daily; and especially, when the sh*t hits the fan. And... I am stronger, Dave, because it really is like people say, my wife makes me want to be the best version of myself. Without being wimpy or unmanly or putting me on a pedestal, she treats me like I am very valuable, very important, a treasure. Occasionally, big gestures, but mostly extremely CONSISTENT little ones - always opens my door, carries my crap, will go to multiple extents to get that silly thing I wanted (a particular sex position) and NOT because I asked or expected her to, but because THAT is who she is, how she loves, or puts her hand on my knee and just says, "Hey there," ... when she sees I might not be doing so well, as in: "I see you... need something?" She doesn't slack. She always does her best at EVERYTHING, including us. THAT is the number one way my life has changed. I don't want to embarrass myself or feel unworthy of this gift I have been given so I try harder and don't give up when I fail. Wallowing is much easier without a cheerleader. My wife is the best woman I ever want to know - for the rest of my life." |
jakeboss:Ridiculous guy, take who as mumu. You're being a kid here. Gentleman, that's why there's a courtship period If you notice traits in a woman that you don't like you just leave. And if you marry her and you feel you're not compatible, just leave. Why will you waste energy beating someone when you can use energy for other things. Who made you her father? Or you think because you are the husband you are a better human being than her? Or you think you have no flaws and what if she could also beat you. If I had a sister and you were her unlikely husband, just know you'll probably be deformed if you tried that nonsense of beating her. Such ridiculous mentality some people were raised with. I just don't get it. Such absolute balderdash! ![]() |
jakeboss:Wow, what an interesting mentality. How were you socialized?? Smh. #WalksOutOfThread |
Lily4star:Lol hope you know it's juat a scénario being painted. I'm many miloketers far from you. |
Lily4star:Oh I see, and does that stop my possible adventure if proximity wasn't an issue? |
ZarZar:Alright sweerie... |
OP sorry. |
ZarZar:#sobs ZuidAfrikaanseRand. .. that sounds like Afrikaans (South African Rands?) |
ZarZar:Hahaha, "another level"? You mean 1st Base , it's just a harmless email nneBut I doubt it means another level especially when you don't like my dear Malema... and is zarzar the pet name for Zahara? |
King44:Wait you mean your own brother slept with your gf when he knew she is your gf?? I find this lie hard to believe |
ZarZar:Determination and resolve are also great virtues nne ![]() That being said, should I drop my email? ![]() |
Ghanaian film actor, director and presenter, Chris Attoh, has proffered an advice to celebrities that are in relationships or intend to do so. Speaking to citifmonline.com, he said celebrities should know what they really want before they get into relationships. “Relationships are things that should be left to those who are in it. When you are outside a relationship you have a different view of it but those in it know better. But I will advise that before you get into the relationship you should take your time and know what you want and give it a shot. If it works, fine! If it doesn’t, you learn from your mistakes and you shine,” he stated. Recently, it was rumoured that Chris and his Nigerian wife Damilola Adegbite, also an actress, had separated. When asked if the rumour was true, the celebrated actor declined to answer but rather said both Damilola and their child were doing well. “Damilola is fine, our baby is also growing faster and faster,” he told Citi Showbiz. With regards to his movie career, Chris disclosed that he would be flying to the United States in May for his second Hollywood project. “I’m flying off to the United States to film in a movie which will be my second Hollywood collaboration, for it’s important to put Ghana on the map. I think that when you become comfortable with becoming area champion you don’t go anywhere,” Chris revealed. He also hinted that he would soon be launching a big project in Ghana. “Earlier on this year, I actually made noise on something very big that I am working on and it’s coming even closer so Ghanaians should expect it very big especially in the entertainment world,” he said. Comparing the state of Ghana’s film industry now to the past, he intimated that there has been some improvement in the Ghanaian movie industry now than before. “We’re making our film closer to how movies should be made now as compared to how it used to be. Technically, there has been some improvement in our movie industry,” he said. Mr. Attoh also asserted that if the movie industry will be better the movie industry needs to follow the steps of the President of the Musicians Union of Ghana, Bice ‘Obuor’ Osei Kuffuor. “I’m gonna use my brother Obuor as an example because he changed the music industry to what it is today. It comes down to having foresight and I pray for a lot more patriotism. It’s good to remember that change begins with the individual,” he said. Chris Attoh has starred in movies like ‘Six Hours to Christmas,’ ‘Sinking Sand,’ ‘Single and Married,’ ‘A trip to Jamaica,’ with television series like ‘Tinsel’ and ‘Shuga,’ and others. He is also one of Ghana’s finest Masters of Ceremonies and a broadcaster. – By: Kwame Dadzie/citifmonline.com//Ghana |
ZarZar:Lol I see... there are other options for me to see your oomph then... email! |
ZarZar:That's curious... if not ig I'm sure you do some other form of social media, NL is social media. I'm not on ig either I just have the app for viewing. |
ZarZar:Lol eish, fortunately I'm not one of the obsessed I'm just curious... You should possibly drop hints of your ig so I go searching |
Lily4star:Lol why story? You think I won't make you my adventure? Talking of age erŕm between 21 and 24 |
Lily4star:Dont mind them... I actually sincerely believe you, but I bet if I was in your hood, I'll probably make you an adventure. |
QueenSuccubus:Oh, what's wrong me lady? |
ZarZar:Looool Now I'm curious, I wanna see if you have that oomph |
QueenSuccubus:It's for all of us, you, me, everybody |
KennyID17:Exciting emojis on www.nigerianbase.com |
jakeboss:You won't get banned on www.nigerianbase.com |
ZarZar:Aiit ![]() |
ZarZar:Lol for someone who likes to 'conversate' it didn't seem like you will be forum-shy... anyways lemme follow u here to keep tabs on you |
ZarZar:Lollest, no not the founder. I have an interest in it and I'm a mod. Why don't you just register now and choose a favorite moniker now before it gets taken up... |
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