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MRbrownJAY:
@poster
the IMPORTANT question is what did you do when she said that?!

here is what you should have done: you should have said to her that you are sorry and that you wont have enough cash until the 25th of December and that you will give her a check for 100K instead if she is willing to wait. she will be happy so you get the 15K cash back from her and, when the money is BACK IN YOUR HANDS,  tell her to get the fukc out of your home and to never call you again. BROKE A S S UNGRATEFUL BIATCHES !!!!

SMH.

[quote author=ijaw_girl link=topic=734127.msg9791182#msg9791182 date=1324226509]I really used to like Tonto when she just started
she was so pretty, sweet n innocent
but now  [/quote]I saw a movie where she played an innocent village girl looking for love and her family wanted her to marry someone that she didn't love. 

But in Blackberry Babes and Royal Daughters, she played an angry black woman and a chain smoker.

You will have to excuse me, trying to remember the title of the movie, but in one of this movie she was a troubled woman who made a mistake and married an elderly man.  He has a daughter who is married to her husband that lives in Canada for business and she didn't like her father's new wife because of the mistake she made but at the end she knew her father was happy and accepted the new wife's mistakes. 

In return helped her with her marriage to her husband because he cheated on her in Canada and they got back together at the end.  Tonto Dikeh did very well in the movie and played a different character that wasn't a norm for her. 

Now the movie, "White men", I think was a very interesting movie with Ini Edo and Mikey but I had an issue with indian men being portrayed as white men instead of actual white men.  Is that an issue for Nollywood to hire white actors?

[quote author=ijaw_girl link=topic=734127.msg9788306#msg9788306 date=1324180716]I only used to watch Dakore Egbuson and Genevieve Nnaji movies but unfortnately Dakore Egbyson stopped acting since she married Billionaire Olumide Akande.
I hope there will be a new/another "genevieve Nanji" in the near future[/quote]Of course she will stop acting because her husband has access to money. I am not generalizing but it make sense for a person to stop doing something for the benefit of their family especially if their families are big shots.

I think Genny is limiting herself to more movies because many of the movies are poorly videographed but excellent storyline but need great editing and fluidity.

I think the reason why Tonto Dikeh's movies have a lot of sexual connotation to it because she is establishing herself and unfortunately directors aren't giving her quality roles like Genny and Ini Edo.

I loved Ini Edo in Where Oceans Meet. I was a bit touched by her performance.

Awe. A redneck joined the scene.

She beat Genny?!!!!

I am not surprised at Ini Edo and Genny, because they are awesome actresses.  I love many of their movies. 

I am surprised Tonto Dikeh isn't on the list because she is pretty much the lead in many movies.  Mercy Johnson is good at crying and whining but Ini Edo and Genny can act the phone book!

[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=35178.msg9748993#msg9748993 date=1323701910]Marriage is also about preferences.  We all have preferences whether we want to be honest about it or not. 

Some people do interracial and some people don't.  I would be glad when people stop giving interracial dating and marriage so much HIGHLIGHT. 

Interracial dating and marriages face the same problem as racial dating and marriages.[/quote]Just so people won't misunderstood this quote above.  Some people have different reasons why they will not date interracially and some people will only date within their ethnicity, culture, and circle.  It is a choice, but downing a group because you have issue within yourself is simply wrong.  You will NOT SEE white, Hispanic, and Asian men down their women even if they are dating interracially.  Why's it common in the proclivities of BLACK MEN? 

For as "preference"

My issue with SOME people is that they justify why they are dating such and such as if it is supposed to validate their decision.  I am saying if that is your preference that is your preference however it doesn't mean that I am for interracial dating/marriage. 

For as "highlight"

I know some people who must announce that they have someone from a different group at every function or event and I am like what is the point.  Are we blind?  As much as some people want to say that we have came far from racism, segregation, and self identity, it is a lie. 

Interracial dating and marriage isn't the measuring spoon of how far we as diverse humans progress but how public tolerance improved. Racism is still strong and it will never die however validating your romance with other groups ARE a form of racism; self racism.

My preference is a black man.   

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MsDarkSkin:
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trust me sis. I aint the one 'jooking'. The fo0L with the 1994 nokia
is the one jooking each button until he gets the right letters!!   

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CUNWHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

I always thought it made the boop boop sound!

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MarcAnthon:
Reality man, tis so shameful, fighting with females. Pls respect your pubic hair and quit. There's a bad taste about it.
@Missy, shouldn't u be throwing a bday bash? Pls let off.

That's what GAY manbitches do. LMAO@respect your pubic hairs

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Sis, what is jooking?
D-NONSENSE, did you give that camel some head?

Princek12:
It is normal to desire to be married, but it is worrisome to be desperate to do so. Desperation often causes people to make unsound decisions, so I caution you not to be desperate but to be open and to prepare yourself to receive your future husband when you meet him. Overall,  I commend your openly admitting that you are desperate to find a husband, as not many women are brazen enough to admit such.

I know it would be hard for you to believe, but NOT ALL WOMEN ARE DESPERATE.   The same thing for men who are desperate for wives and AREN'T WILLING to admit it.

Anything that is not HEALTHY isn't normal.

Are you desperate because of:

biological clock
friends are getting married
family pressure
lonely
societal pressure
anti-singleness
legal sex

There is nothing wrong with YOU wanting a husband, but if you are DESPERATE that is something ENTIRELY different. Marriage isn't something you want to get into lightly and marriage requires DEDICATED WORK and FAITH.

It is EASY TO GET MARRIED, but HARD FOR MANY TO STAY MARRIED. Interesting.

Why not? She did it for HIM. If he didn't mind THEN, WHY THE HELL does he mind now

My view is that is their choice.

If other couples have made decision to live in separate housing that'S on THEM.  If it isn't for you then there is no need to be upset about OTHER PEOPLE'S choice in how they want to live as couples. 

I mean damn!

It is not a necessity to have a husband or wife BUT SOME PEOPLE can't embrace being single so they would seek anything and everything just to avoid singleness.

It is unnatural to be desperate for a man because you have other things going on and your "bandaid" is having a husband. If you find a good man that wants to marry you that is great, however being married isn't going to solve emotional, psychological, sexual, mentally, spiritually, and physiological issues that may be plaguing your life.

Take care of those ills first and then allow TIME to introduce you to a wonderful man.

LMAO@Sexkillz and Hottie Tima

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