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Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 7:41pm On Jan 24, 2025
ukaface:
Where
Cos what you wrote signifies past ‘ benefits and challenges I faced as a bachelor’ meaning you ain’t a bachelor no more oga.

You are a bachelor and you know 90% of married men across Nigeria are suffering?? Sorry o
Mr statistics
Please go back and read my post all over again, am still a bachelor!
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 7:34pm On Jan 24, 2025
ukaface:
Please be specific o
Not all
Wives are burden to their husbands

If yours is showing you shege, be specific about it and don’t generalize.

Same way your gender Dey complain about their wives na same way wives Dey complain about their husbands.
The women in abusive marriages never envisioned marriage like that. So don’t come here acting like na your gender Dey go through hell.

Individualise your situation
Thank you
If marriage was a thing of blessing, the two couples would be happy with each other.... But is unfortunate that 90% of married men wished they never got engaged in marriage with there wives in the first place because of how miserable and tormenting it is....
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 7:30pm On Jan 24, 2025
ukaface:
Please be specific o
Not all
Wives are burden to their husbands

If yours is showing you shege, be specific about it and don’t generalize.

Same way your gender Dey complain about their wives na same way wives Dey complain about their husbands.
The women in abusive marriages never envisioned marriage like that. So don’t come here acting like na your gender Dey go through hell.

Individualise your situation
Thank you
If you can read very well, you will see where I stated that I am a bachelor, am not a married man ma'am...?
Romance › Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 6:09pm On Jan 24, 2025
Dear Esteemed men, please share your experience of how you became a bachelor, and also share the benefits and challenges that comes with it...
I will start with mine, years ago when I was little I thought marriage was a thing of blessing and doesn't require a man to suffer, but little did I know that marriage is a bondage, so fast forward to when I was a teenager (Am a grown ass man now, that was then!) I started seeing things more clearly, let's take Nigeria for instance.... 90% of married men across Nigeria as a whole are suffering and smiling, why because marriage wasn't what they thought it was, some where even forced to marry by family members, some just wanted to try marriage out thinking is a thing of joy ride not knowing it is an everlasting torture.....

A country where everything is left for the man to do, and to worsen it more, economy is not smiling and men are dropping dead everyday due to high BP of so many budgets in a man's mind, a wife you think is a blessing is just a load of suffering, a liability that leaves the man to cater for everything, even though she also brings little by little it doesn't change the fact that she is a burden of suffering on the man's shoulders....


Well let me conclude here, there are more to write but let me conclude with the benefits and challenges I faced as a bachelor.....

BENEFITS AS A BACHELOR:

I always have time for myself, I do whatever I want whenever I want to do it.... No liability as a wife to dictate how my life should go, I eat whatever I want to eat, no kidding am a good cook... So I don't need a woman for that, when am Hørny.... I masturbate myself to stupor, I have a decent job (Remotely) so I have time for myself indoors, the only time I go out, is when I want to get food items......

CHALLENGES AS A BACHELOR:
Not so much tho, but it came to some point I got pressured by my stupid family (father and mother excluded) to get a wife, I boldly told them NO!

Planning on disowning them very soon, but that is a topic for another day...!

So esteemed men, this is my experience.... Share yours!

Family › Re: Is Naming Ceremony That Important? by LoneSoldier(m): 6:01pm On Jan 24, 2025
ahamonyeka:
What are the important of naming ceremony this time things are hard does it have any effect on the child?I have an uncle who is an American citizen before coming back to nigeria to establish his business he never for once do naming ceremony for all his children and I ask him why he said is not important to do that.so I wAnt to know if it have any effect on the child.
Naming ceremony is just a format religious people and traditional people use to take your money, the moment the child is born just give the child a name, stop having the mentality of if a child is not named in the church or shrine that the child can't be anything in life, unfortunately that is the mentality Nigeria has adopted, very stupid mentality......
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 5:19pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kobojunkie:
The average Nigerian man, living in suffering, would rather lie to entrap his fellow men, including his juniors, than reveal the truth to them. This is something we have each experienced over and over again. The culture of the people does not encourage honesty to oneself and to others. undecided
Honestly speaking if I had not had the experience myself, that is how I would have also foolishly jumped into marriage.....

But I thank my instincts for the early experience and knowledge....
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 5:13pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Over half of those in marriage are depressed and lonely! This is a fact! 😏
And the worst thing is that this men, can't speak up to enlighten the younger ones about what marriage negatively truly entails....

It's a pity for the younger men out there who thinks marriage is a joy ride... undecided
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 5:08pm On Jan 24, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Contrary to everything you have probably ever been fed since you were a child and maybe even by your mother and father, almost 50% of the population in almost every generation never get married, and a good number of those also never have children. The everybody-must-marry delusions mostly pedaled by the traditional and religious nutjobs are just that, delusions. Sadly, many people continue to fall for it — even some who end up never finding a marriage partner—while only a very few can happily avoid it and live their lives without guilt. undecided
Exactly!!
Family › Re: Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op): 5:07pm On Jan 24, 2025
AlphaNugget:
Well, from the topic I will say that bachelor life is good when you are building yourself but later in life you will want companionship and I hope you know that loneliness leads to depression.

Staying single at old age is scary, especially when you have nobody to call on to......I surely won't want to live such life.

Well, I didn't read your epistle, but peace on your choice and decision ✌️
Being a bachelor is the best thing that can ever happen to a man, and talking about companionship you can get a pet if you want company....
Family › Life As A Bachelor! by LoneSoldier(op):
Dear Esteemed men, please share your experience of how you became a bachelor, and also share the benefits and challenges that comes with it...
I will start with mine, years ago when I was little I thought marriage was a thing of blessing and doesn't require a man to suffer, but little did I know that marriage is a bondage embarassed so fast forward to when I was a teenager (Am a grown ass man now, that was then!) I started seeing things more clearly, let's take Nigeria for instance.... 90% of married men across Nigeria as a whole are suffering and smiling, why because marriage wasn't what they thought it was, some where even forced to marry by family members, some just wanted to try marriage out thinking is a thing of joy ride not knowing it is an everlasting torture.....

A country where everything is left for the man to do, and to worsen it more, economy is not smiling and men are dropping dead everyday due to high BP of so many budgets in a man's mind, a wife you think is a blessing is just a load of suffering, a liability that leaves the man to cater for everything, even though she also brings little by little it doesn't change the fact that she is a burden of suffering on the man's shoulders....


Well let me conclude here, there are more to write but let me conclude with the benefits and challenges I faced as a bachelor.....

BENEFITS AS A BACHELOR:

I always have time for myself, I do whatever I want whenever I want to do it.... No liability as a wife to dictate how my life should go, I eat whatever I want to eat, no kidding am a good cook... So I don't need a woman for that, when am hørny.... I masturbate myself to stupor, I have a decent job (Remotely) so I have time for myself indoors, the only time I go out, is when I want to get food items......

CHALLENGES AS A BACHELOR:
Not so much tho, but it came to some point I got pressured by my stupid family (father and mother excluded) to get a wife, I boldly told them NO!

Planning on disowning them very soon, but that is a topic for another day...!

So esteemed men, this is my experience.... Share yours!
Foreign Affairs › Re: List Of Executive Orders Signed By Donald Trump 12 Hours After Inauguration by LoneSoldier(m): 6:27pm On Jan 21, 2025
Nigeria president should learn, not to be looting and stealing.... angry

Just in one day, look at massive changes, but tinubus case is Oyo..... undecided
Crime › Re: Obituary Of Ifeoma Esther Onyekwelu, Banker Killed In Anambra After Ransom by LoneSoldier(m): 2:03pm On Jan 21, 2025
merits:
I
Am
A
Glutton.
Politics › Re: UK-Based Nigerian Taunts Badenoch, Replaces Her Brother's Shoes, Wristwatch by LoneSoldier(m): 2:01pm On Jan 21, 2025
If this woman suck your pric-k ehn, she just have that facial looks related to GoGo Fukme....?

cool
Romance › Re: "Upon All Your Shakara, See Who You Later Marry" - Nigerian Man Drags Ex (pics) by LoneSoldier(m): 1:51pm On Jan 21, 2025
Fu-uck women, Bachelor for life..... undecided
Politics › Re: It’s Unpatriotic To Say ‘may Nigeria Not Happen To You’ – Taiwo Oyedele by LoneSoldier(m): 1:20pm On Jan 21, 2025
Crime › Re: Obituary Of Ifeoma Esther Onyekwelu, Banker Killed In Anambra After Ransom by LoneSoldier(m): 1:03pm On Jan 21, 2025
merits:
I am a clown 🤡☠️
Politics › Re: Chinese Firm Backs Nigeria’s $20 Billion Ogidigben Gas Project by LoneSoldier(m): 1:03pm On Jan 21, 2025
merits:
I am a clown 🤡☠️
Politics › Re: Avoid Confrontation With Trump - Tinubu Advised By Bolaji Akinyemi by LoneSoldier(m): 7:54am On Jan 21, 2025
There is a difference between President of all Nations and A president of one Nation....


NOTE: Don't quote me, if your opinion is dumb?
Foreign Affairs › Re: There Will Be Only Male And Female In The US - Donald Trump by LoneSoldier(m): 7:43am On Jan 21, 2025
America is already great, stop saying America shall be great again, you guys should focus on your zoo country called Nigeria that is already at the verge of damnation and destruction ruled by a stupid drug barron President that does not know his right from his left..... undecided undecided
Family › Re: Married Men Take Care Of Yourselves, Don't Die Young Trying To Please Anyone. by LoneSoldier(m): 11:54am On Jan 18, 2025
There is no where it is written that marriage is compulsory, if you want to die early then marry and face the music that follows.....


Bachelor i stand till thy kingdom come!
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 11:51am On Jan 18, 2025
[quote author=merits post=133764795][/quote]I gat your time, after am done with you.... Anytime you see me on this forum, you will have respect.... I got 365 days to wire you back hot hot .....
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 11:49am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
Am a stupid fool just like my family


I am a full time lunatic 😀😁😅
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 11:47am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
Stupidity runs in my family


I am the most foolish person on this earth 😀😁😅
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 11:46am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
I am a madman, please don't pay attention to my stupidity....


Am a lunatic 😀😁😅
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 11:44am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
like me and my family


Am a fool 😁😅
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 6:48am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
merits
I dey like unna type, mehn it's been a while I have seen such an idiot like this guy, I swear mehn you gonna have it hot hot from me, your father is a poor wretched a$$hole, your mom is a whøre and I am gonna get her one day and fucck her anus because she is cheap.... Your brothers and sisters are all imbeciles, Your generation are all vagabonds..... You mess with the wrong guy mehn, am gonna tear you to pieces.....

Diick Hole !
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 6:41am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
merits is a fool and my family 🧬 genetics nuisance and my mother is a who.re and my father is a coward, my siblings are all biitches.
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 6:39am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
The analysis of my life
Cognitive Limitations
1. Myopic thinking: Narrow, short-sighted, or limited perspective.
2. Lack of vision: Inability to envision or plan for the future.
3. Inability to understand direction: Struggling to set goals or prioritize.

Behavioral Traits
1. Easily accepting failure: Giving up or compromising too quickly.
2. Lack of critical thinking: Not considering alternative solutions.

Emotional Tone
Your words convey:

1. Frustration
2. Disappointment
3. Disapproval


And to top it all am a Solid diick....
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 6:38am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
merits is a disgrace to himself and his entire family generation.





merits is nut and his entire 🧬🧬🧬🧬🧬🧬🧬 generation.
Politics › Re: How Jimmy Carter Saved My Life – Obasanjo by LoneSoldier(m): 6:37am On Jan 18, 2025
merits:
merits family is a rubbish and stupid family and his entire generations also.
TV/Movies › Re: Does Squid Game Really Have Anything To Do With Nigeria? by LoneSoldier(m): 1:25pm On Jan 17, 2025
Righteousness2:
Highly demonic / Beast Orchestrated Game to Lure careless souls around the world into what they can't understand.

GOD Open the Eyes of People to see what this really is.
Abeg shut up, it is you and your orange head muoka that are orchestrated to lure souls to doom with your hypocritical and ignorant topics and sermons....

A$$hole....
TV/Movies › Re: 'Squid Game' Is So Intense Its Director Lost 6 Teeth During Production (Photos) by LoneSoldier(m): 1:16pm On Jan 17, 2025
RaW77:
I guess as much that this movie has a lot of details people can not just contain in a single watch.
I watched the last episode and it comes back to the game being an occult practise. At the end he dyes his hair red and decides to go back to the game. I've learnt from VC that red hair at the end of a ritual represents blood sacrifice and being initiated into their world. So it seems like the show is about the elite doing a ritual and using people as a sacrifice and killing them in a way that's fun for them.
Will you keep quiet!!! Unna don start, you think Koreans are dumb like you Nigerians....

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