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StephenP:See trouble o. well. . . actually. . . hmm. . . not really. But now that i read it again, there very [i]slight [/i]similarities. |
HCH3COO:Mba, the dude needs to stay away from woman for a while. Because he is on the rebound. No matter how platonic you want to make it, he might not see it that way. |
I would have to say NO!! he aint ready for no woman right now. let him hang with his boys for awhile. i mean you can let him know you are there but he is on the rebound. |
ibkaye:Me no likey this one much ![]() we are flowers fading, here today gone tomorrow. |
StephenP:Oh gawd!!! conceited much . I don't know i just was thinking of a good Igbo name that had the right meaning to it so it would fit my story. So i was like "hmmm, Nnamdi. that's a good name" and then i put it in.If it just so happened to be a coincidence. . . |
[quote author=Ruby_Pearl link=topic=149836.msg2609627#msg2609627 date=1217888700]@Ibk. Mba. Na lie be that! @Oyinye/Ibk Kedu, Nwannem Nwanyi (I think I spelled it right) Ka I mere? [/quote]Yey!!! o di mma. i see you have been studying ![]() StephenP:I just picked a name out of the blue and it just so happened to be yours also. . . . |
I'm sorry Stephen but that was a hard topic . I sat and thought about but was like "oh hell" let me just put my own spin on it. But i hope you still enjoyed it. Oh be quiet, i can put whatever name i want but i guess it was just coincidence. . . |
ifyalways:Ify, im laughing out of my mind. Everyone in my family calls me "Onyi bekee" ![]() |
Oka before i answer another one of your "Let's Question Christianity" threads, why is it that you only question Christians. What of Buddhists? do they not exist? What of Muslims? do you fear them? |
Baxilexi:I really like that one. i might have to borrow it. ![]() |
i like that signature Sisikill ![]() |
Over-Possessive Lover "But omo please I love you. I'm trying to change but i need you, Onyi. Baby you can't leave me like this. You promised to stay with me. Omo, biko." "I'm through with your bull shit Paul!" "Your never around and if you are, then you are half drunk or high. I'm living yo ass. You broke down piece of shit. I gave you three good years of my pathetic life and all you have done is use me and abuse me. You fucking ass hole. I'm through." i said. I walked out the house in enraged. Who did this negro think he is? I gave him everything and all he did was throw it away. You know what im finding me a real man. I'm damn tired of all these fake chain, noise making, no good sex giving, want to be hustlas type of brothas. You know what, im going to accept Nnamdi's offer to take me to dinner. I'm through with fake ass Paul. With his bitch ass self. When i got home i instantly called Nnamdi. For some reason or another i started to cry. I couldn't control it. "Onyi girl what's up?" "I just broke up with Paul." He soon came over to my apartment. When i saw him, i just broke down in tears on the floor. It was as if all the pain i had endured striked my back as i fell on the floor. He picked me up and carried me on the couch. He held me close to and soothed my back. "Onyi girl, it is alright. I mean he was no good. He didn't treat you like the gift you were. If you were my woman, i would treat you better." With those words, I kiss his honey lips. As our lips touched, a zing ran throw my body. Never did Paul kiss me like this. What dumbfounded me was how Nnamdi didn't try to take my situation as a opportunity. I fell asleep on his chest all night long. I awoke to him in the kitchen making pancakes and eggs,my favorite. He looked so damn sexy as he poured orange juice for the both of us. Never did Paul trifling ass cook for me. Instead if i didn't have food on the table he would slam on the wall and yell "You lazy bitch. Where the hell is my food?" Man those were the days i didn't even feel human. I felt like his pet dog because i would quickly do as i was told. But Nnamdi was different. He was a gentlemen. More than a gentlemen, he was a REAL man. I joined him at the table. I took one bite of the pancakes and entered a world of paradise. They were delicious. I washed them down with a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. Oh my goodness this was the life. I watched him scorch down his food. He looked so beautiful. This is the man that i need in my life. This the man i deserve. The man i having been searching for. The man i need. Me and my man, Nnamdi have been going out for months now. I am myself around him. I am happy around. And more so I'm complete around. He treats me like a woman. Not his pet or some piece of shit. He treats me like a queen. I tell him everything. "Nnamdi i will catch up with you later oka. I got to get something at my apartment." "Oka ma, see you at 7:00 for the play." He gave me one of his famous kisses as i melted in his arms.But little did i know that what was in store for me was going to test his love. I walked into my apartment to find all the lights off. I didn't pay no mind and walked in to the kitchen. "Hey omo." I was startled and dropped my glass cup on the floor. It was Paul. What the hell was he doing here? "Paul how the hell did you get here?" "Don't I get a hug first?" He grabbed me close to him and tried to give me a kiss. He was drunk. go figure."Paul get off me. What do you want?" "I came back for you, Omo. Me and you are going to get married. And you going to have my baby" Who in fucking hell does this negro think he is? "Paul i aint having no baby by you fool and we aint never getting back with you." I tried to get away from him but he grabbed me by the arm. "You going to learn for some respect." He pinned me on the floor and started to yell. "Bitch you is my woman. Mine." "No im not." Wham! he striked me across the face. "You are going to learn respect" Wham! he striked me again. "Paul please stop please. Wham! Wham! Wham! he punched me over and over again "You filthy slut. How are with another man? You is mine." Wham! Wham! Wham! more blows to my face. "Paul please stop. Please." "Shut up bitch. You are going to have my baby." He stripped me of my clothes. He forced himself inside me. With every thrust, i remembered all the times Paul had me crying. With every pump, I remembered the times I woke up to see all the bruises on my body. With every pound, i remembered Nnamdi. All he has done for me. What he has made me feel. All gone thrown away.When he finally satisfied himself, he stood up and started violently kicking me. From my back to my head. Til finally i fell into a state of unconscience. I awoke in the hospital. I turned to my left to see Nnamdi holding my hand. "Onyi girl, it is me Nnamdi. I'm so happy that you are fine. You been here for two days." As he spoke, tears ran from his eyes. As a man, he tried to hide it but he couldn't. He eventually broke down. I wanted to tell him it was okay but my mouth wouldn't let me. Soon the doctor came in. She told Nnamdi to leave the room for a moment. "Miss Onyi, I'm glad to see you awake. You gave us all a scare. You will be fine. But i have to tell you something. The police found you in your apartment. So when they brought you here, we did a rape kit. Well i hate to tell you this but, you are pregnant." My heart stopped. What im pregnant? Tears left my eyes down to my cheeks. He did what he planned to. He wanted me to be left with the burden of him. He wanted me to be reminded of him. He wanted me to feel the pain he had. He wanted to ruin me. He wanted me. |
If i was married and my husband cheated on me, so help him God. I would pray to God to give me a sign if i should stay with this heathen or to leave him. If God tells me to stay, I will do as i'm told. His word is law. But things will never be the same. Trust is destroyed. Infidelity uncurable. Love lost. Vows thrown away. |
I loves it stephen!!! ![]() |
DeepZone:Umm oka the first part meant "My sister"(nwannem nwanyi), than the second part meant "thank you"(i meela) |
DeepZone:te he. It means "My sister, thank you" ![]() HCH3COO:Oka sorry water boy oka i was born speaking Igbo. so you tryna rain on my parade? oka fine ![]() |
sistawoman:Oka sure sistawoman. I know you is just trying to gain some knowledge but the way came about it was a little offensive. |
[quote author=S.M ZINA link=topic=157103.msg2608693#msg2608693 date=1217876415][No wonder the igbos are leading the chart of 419 crimes in West African Sub Region. Take igbos out the 419 equation and then the image of nigeria will be restored.[/quote]Man stop dodging and answer the question. Name me a few Ijaw people that have done anything good for the whole of Nigeria? Whatever man this is a civil debate. Know your boundaries. Cause you pushing it. |
MC im not trying to dog on you Ijaw people but seriously do actually think that you can put igbo people in the back seat? I mean tell me one Ijaw person that has done something great for the whole of Nigeria? Tell me what and Ijaw person has invented? Tell me how the Igbo people are diminishing? [quote author=S.M ZINA link=topic=157103.msg2608664#msg2608664 date=1217875779]Look at you! instead of habouring bitterness for the british rather thank them for the physical infrasructure(roads, rail and habours) their colonial exploits brought to our country. Since independence has they been any major difference in the infrastructure they bequeathed to us? Go and read political history of nigeria and stop being myopic.[/quote]And what has Ijaw people done to help this? And stop dodging and answer my question. Name me a few Ijaw people that have brought good to Nigeria as a whole? |
DeepZone:Nwannem nwanyi, I meela. |
[quote author=S.M ZINA link=topic=157103.msg2608596#msg2608596 date=1217874660]Oga i am not siding with him as such but i am being objective based on current trends i am a friend of the igbos and it will interest you to kow that my girlfriend is an igbo. It's a clarion call on my friends to woke up from their slumber.[/quote]Nnam then tell me a few things that Ijaw people have done to better Nigeria as a whole? |
sistawoman:Oka i grew up in the states my whole life. I live in the DEEP south oka so i know a little more about stereotypes. Im surrounded by american women too, and i have yet to met any that questioned me that my culture accepts cheating as part of their daily lives. |
sistawoman:Before i answer this question sistawoman, let me tell you something. No one is raised and taught that your husband might have an affair so just deal with it. So don't give me that. Now to answer your question, if my man REALLY cheated on me, then well i will ask my Almighty Father to show me the path i shall take with this marriage. If he tells me to stay, i will stay. But things for him. . . will never be peaches and cream again. |
[quote author=S.M ZINA link=topic=157103.msg2608543#msg2608543 date=1217873928]Oga i do not side with your myopic and parochial perception on ijaw and igbos. The reality is that, ijaws are gradually and consistently taking over the baton in the political and economic spheres in nigeria from the igbos.[/quote]So you are siding with him? you do actually think you can remove igbo, mind and area where the country's majority of its income comes from to Ijaw? |
HCH3COO:Yes SOME PEOPLE [/b]but sistawoman said [b]NIGERIAN WOMEN. there is a big difference in between the two. ibkaye:He will regret the moment he treated on me for the rest of his mortal life. |
MC Usmu mu, i see that you are just looking for attention. Well you might as well close up this thread because you know good and well you can't erase Igbo people as the main three no matter how much you spread your false logic and illiteracy. |
HCH3COO:Oh really water boy, how did i lie? |
sistawoman:You ever told you this, was completely wrong. No one accepts cheating. They might go about the problem differently but no one accepts it. And yes as an Nigerian woman i do consider cheating as cheating. No matter what. |
davidylan:of course he is. that is why he wants folk to replace Hausa, Yoruba,and Igbo to Hausa, Yoruba, and Ijaw. ![]() |
How can we have a "educated" debate when you can't understand plain english? |
MC Usman:If you can't understand plain english, may use please not continue spreading your ignorance. |
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well. . . actually. . . hmm. . . not really. But now that i read it again, there very [i]slight [/i]similarities.

. I don't know i just was thinking of a good Igbo name that had the right meaning to it so it would fit my story. So i was like "hmmm, Nnamdi. that's a good name" and then i put it in.If it just so happened to be a coincidence. . .
. I sat and thought about but was like "oh hell" let me just put my own spin on it. But i hope you still enjoyed it. Oh be quiet, i can put whatever name i want
