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deltateam:
In this 21st century, why would a husband collect his wife's number and possibly phone on her birthday?

I found it hard to stomach. I tried calling my cousin to wish her, "Happy Birthday", only for her husband to pick her call giving one lousy reason I couldn't wrap my hands on.

E vex me. I had to drop the call after delivering my message because I didn't wish to shake the boat but it looks dumb and stupid to me nonetheless.

What's your view?

Obey the Bible. Mind your business, you lazy youth.

StreetFight:
Obey the Bible. Mind your business, you lazy youth.

This is funny

Not in the mood to debate if it is misapplied.

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deltateam:
In this 21st century, why would a husband collect his wife's number and possibly phone on her birthday?

I found it hard to stomach. I tried calling my cousin to wish her, "Happy Birthday", only for her husband to pick her call giving one lousy reason I couldn't wrap my hands on.

E vex me. I had to drop the call after delivering my message because I didn't wish to shake the boat but it looks dumb and stupid to me nonetheless.

What's your view?

@21st century man,

Is that the first time calling your cousin after marriage?

Have you spoken with her since then?

While she 'might' be in danger, please do your due diligence before concluding what is going on.

If you can, just drop by one day with a plan to sleep in an hotel if you can't sleep in their house.

You can also engage her siblings or parents so you can glean if anything funny is going on.

mysticwarrior:
coco you are talking balderdash. there is nothing wrong for a man to take his wife's call and same applies for a woman to take her husband's call.

I didn’t say there’s anything wrong what that.

that’s not the same as taking their phone away from them though. is it?

merieam16:
This ur moniker is more like an Empty brain

See them! Chasing married men all over town... I know your type.