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Family › Re: Baby Interrupting Parents During Sex by MrsChima(f): 1:05am On Sep 20, 2013
You and hubby just have to wing it but make sure your baby is okay because crying is the only way a baby can communicate and if your hubby have issues with it...he can self service.
Family › Re: For Abused Wives, Girlfriends & Men!!! by MrsChima(f): 12:59am On Sep 20, 2013
Hmm.

It's good that women are taking a stance and you do not need to accept abuse to have a man.
Family › Re: Can An Adopted Girl child Later Be Married Into The Same Family? by MrsChima(f): 12:57am On Sep 20, 2013
It's weird.
Romance › Re: Why Every Girl Should Marry A Nigerian Man by MrsChima(f): 10:42pm On Sep 19, 2013
Chiamaka01: Op, you are just flattering nigerian men. No matter what, i won't marry a Nigerian man. tongue tongue tongue
Not even Michael Majid? shocked
Romance › Re: Can You Share A Bed With Your Ex For A Night Without Anything Happening? by MrsChima(f): 7:37pm On Sep 19, 2013
Yes.
Romance › Re: Do You Still Keep Your Ex Phone Number? by MrsChima(f): 7:36pm On Sep 19, 2013
Yes.
Romance › Re: Really Liked A Naija (yoruba) Girl And Regret Not Doing Anything (i'm Oyinbo) by MrsChima(f): 2:53pm On Sep 19, 2013
TrickofTech: So I am from the US. I am white, male. I have just spent some months in Nigeria and I found Nigeria amazing! I really enjoyed it. Seeing the different cultures and the different way of life. I was great.

I was staying with a Nigerian family (Yoruba) and again...it was really cool. Thing is, the family had a daughter about 30 (a couple of years older than me). She is not really good looking, but ok, Born Again, and we seemed to get on really well. She was really friendly...and I slowly got the impression that she liked me (romantically). She would use any excuse to talk to me and was always coming to my room to chat. I really liked her too, straight away...but I never really did anything about it. Basically we just did this back and forth flirting type thing everyday...and that's how it stayed. I was very aware that her parents lived in the same house and I did not want to be disrespectful. On top of that...there is the whole cultural gap...I know quite a bit about Yoruba culture, but I am not sure how Nigerians approach courting and flirting and all that stuff.

Her family would often 'joke' (although I am not sure!) about us getting married...which was quite awkward. At times she seemed very interested in asking me "when will you marry?" and "would you marry a Nigerian?". Other times she said outright that it was not appropriate for her to marry a white person. When I left she said she would really really miss me...and has called me a lot since. She keeps asking to return to Nigeria.

I left Nigeria without telling her that I liked her a lot.
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Thing is, I am not an mugu. I am aware of the film 'oyinbo hunters'! I know there are many Nigerian women after green cards and money! Also, I am not even sure if she really liked me romantically. Are women in Nigeria flirtatious generally? I could have just been mistaking her over-friendliness for romantic interest, although there were times which I was sure she fancied me. I am well aware that some Nigerians are intrigued by white people...and it could have just been that.

We were pretty close by the end of my time in Nigeria. I REALLY regret not telling her that I liked her...I just want her to know how beautiful (inside and out) I thought she was, even if she isn't interested.

I am glad at least we are friends for the moment. I would really like to see her again one day, although all I can think is that I will probably never see her again. I just wish I could have spent more time with her...talked to her some more.
Awwww. Just offer her a green card...you will see her pronto!

Good luck! wink
Romance › Re: Can You Marry Outside Your Tribe? by MrsChima(f): 11:38am On Sep 19, 2013
ikekings: Huh? Who be this one? This one wan follow claim like say she knows anything about igbo guys... Well, it's too bad mr chima is stingy... Like they say love conquers all... Keep loving him...
Lie!
Romance › Re: Can You Marry Outside Your Tribe? by MrsChima(f): 3:39am On Sep 19, 2013
ikekings: Eeerrmmm... Who said igbo guys are stingy? We ain't stingy ooo... If there's one tin igbo guys are good at... That's spending money!!! Bia vivian kpachara anya gi ooo!!!
Lie!
Romance › Re: Can You Marry Outside Your Tribe? by MrsChima(f): 3:39am On Sep 19, 2013
Chillisauce: But Igbo men stingy Sha. Aka gums! grin
Yes!
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 3:34am On Sep 19, 2013
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]There are women who have no issue cooking for their Bleep buddies, ; baby daddies, bootycallers, and one night standers but how come these women are not married to any of them?

Intelligent men looks for the total package when choosing wives and the ability to cook water doesn't make a good wife nor partner.

Little boys want to play house but don't have the guts to mature as standard married men.

It is not nobel peace worthy for a woman to cook noddles for her man but can she find cure to AIDS or end world hunger is worth bragging about. wink[/quote]Gotdamn that was swift! grin
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Vs Ghanaian Men by MrsChima(f): 3:30am On Sep 19, 2013
justplainpaul: you never liked Nigeria men for once, why? how do put up with Mr chima then?
Lol@the likes. grin grin

Hating bishes.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men Vs Ghanaian Men by MrsChima(f): 9:45pm On Sep 18, 2013
Ghanaians.
Gaming › Re: What Game Are You Currently Playing? by MrsChima(f): 3:53pm On Sep 18, 2013
Kaycee7: What the f,uck are you doing here?
Sleeping with your daddy on Halo. wink
Romance › Re: 95 Year Old Gay Manmarries His 65-year Old Gay Partner by MrsChima(f): 11:56pm On Sep 17, 2013
Congratulations! Happy marriage life! wink
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:52pm On Sep 17, 2013
25Calibre: Kill yourself hag!!!
5 minutes later...the nigga is still bishing. grin

Did Badosky break down your 50Cal account? grin

What's next? 10 Cal? grin
Romance › Re: . by MrsChima(f): 11:51pm On Sep 17, 2013
Old news.
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:50pm On Sep 17, 2013
25Calibre: You are worth less than a chicken. Hag!!!
10 minutes later and he is still wounded. grin

Little boy smells like he needs a diaper change. lipsrsealed

Bad mother! angry
Gaming › Re: What Game Are You Currently Playing? by MrsChima(f): 11:42pm On Sep 17, 2013
[quote author=*Kails*]c'mon guys!
there's no need to argue!! undecided smiley[/quote]Gamers! grin
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:39pm On Sep 17, 2013
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]There are women who have no issue cooking for their Bleep buddies, ; baby daddies, bootycallers, and one night standers but how come these women are not married to any of them?

Intelligent men looks for the total package when choosing wives and the ability to cook water doesn't make a good wife nor partner.

Little boys want to play house but don't have the guts to mature as standard married men.

It is not nobel peace worthy for a woman to cook noddles for her man but can she find cure to AIDS or end world hunger is worth bragging about. wink[/quote]LMAO at the barking dogs. grin

They are pissed! grin
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:37pm On Sep 17, 2013
25Calibre: Lol the foolish woman is now quoting herself hahaha what a waste!!
Another wounded dog. grin

Just like your foolish mammy for not using a hanger when she should. wink

Now help your friend....he sounds pissed! grin
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:35pm On Sep 17, 2013
LMAO@the poster begging for opponents and throws in the white flag!

Priceless! grin grin
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:33pm On Sep 17, 2013
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]There are women who have no issue cooking for their Bleep buddies, ; baby daddies, bootycallers, and one night standers but how come these women are not married to any of them?

Intelligent men looks for the total package when choosing wives and the ability to cook water doesn't make a good wife nor partner.

Little boys want to play house but don't have the guts to mature as standard married men.

It is not nobel peace worthy for a woman to cook noddles for her man but can she find cure to AIDS or end world hunger is worth bragging about. wink[/quote]TKO! wink
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 11:27pm On Sep 17, 2013
Too easy! Let us see who else the rock hits. grin grin

Ugly truth hurts. wink
Romance › Re: Can You Marry Outside Your Tribe? by MrsChima(f): 11:22pm On Sep 17, 2013
johnnyblakes: with their weak albino joystick,tah comot their make i see front jor
I am sorry a white man took your bish. wink
Romance › Re: Can You Marry Outside Your Tribe? by MrsChima(f): 11:21pm On Sep 17, 2013
Boll2010: puke
Don't be jealous. wink
Romance › Re: FYI Ladies: Did You Know Cooking For Your Man Means You're manliness-WHIPPED?! by MrsChima(f): 9:13pm On Sep 17, 2013
dmcdad: It seems you just decided to skip the part where I stated it clearly that "even the so-called westerners they look up to do cook". Smh...
You clearly missed my point...typical.
Music/Radio › Re: Be Wise And Get Enlightened – An Advice To Nigerian Rappers by MrsChima(f): 7:18pm On Sep 17, 2013
Lol at Nigerian rap and hiphop. grin grin

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