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luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

Ronnnie:
Boss you never see anything....The worse part is that they feel so bold demanding from you..
Few weeks ago,I wanted to watch Man united vs crystal palacee match but no light so I just went to get little fuel to watch the match since my guys were also around...before getting to the filling station I saw a neighbour of ours,a bike man, so he asked me if I wanted to get fuel at the nearest filling station and I said yes then he volunteered to quickly take me there then we both go home...on getting to the filling station,the male attendant who is my friend was off shift,so just two other female attendant...so I just went to one and told them to fill #500 fuel..
The next thing I see is her pressing #450 on the meter,I didn't say a word until she filled it,I told her it's 500# not 450#...the next thing she said is "big boy like you that used bike to come and buy fuel,just dash me the 50#"...I frowned my face at her and told her "if I wan dash you money,no be you go tell me or determine the amount I will give you"...she also frowned her face and pressed 50# on the meter to then pour the rest into the keg....I just bone face comot,go house go watch my match that day(thank God man united won)...Till today she still frowns her face when she sees me but that's her his..

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

Dukio:
My respect for you just increased by a billion fold

Winnerly:
D.ukio

Calibrator:
Just when I was about closing my shop moments ago.

One just told me that the only thing I know be asking is "Are you coming to visit at home or not", that her boyfriend just gave her money to loose Christmas hair and do another style for new year.... What was my reply?

I said "Good for you that you have a rich and caring boyfriend, are you coming over during the weekend or not?"

She said yes.

Na our fellow males dey make them entitled walahi.

the same girls rushing to his DM at light speed will turn around to insult him and broke shame him for joking around.
Most girls who are too active on SM are there to hunt/fish for 'Big Fish',it's highest bidder takes all

heartofcity12:
Obviously a lot of ppl’s girlfriends and fiancées must be in his dm, meanwhile dude was only kidding.. Hos everywhere, girls that are too active on social media aren’t quality for serious relationships as most of them are nothing but sluts and opportunists.

MJBOLT:

the same girls rushing to his DM at light speed will turn around to insult him and broke shame him for joking around.
Most girls who are too active on SM are there to hunt/fish for 'Big Fish',it's highest bidder takes all

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

Seandisputed:
Your fellow gender caused the problem in the first place. Men who reason with their phalluses.

chikasnight:
Thought we should see this comrades

Unfortunately SIMPs ain't gonna learn

Calibrator:
"Redpill is amoral..... Redpill is amoral"

"Let's break the status quo"

"Let's dare to be different"


They want to break the bluepill conditioning they have been served since childhood but touch a little sensitive point like the religious belief they were brought up with and they will gladly seek comfort in familiar bluepill surroundings.





2022, we separating the real men from the wannabes

Herbsworks:
Don’t mind them. Anybody can talk about someone else’s daughter (women) but when it involves religion they shy away. The religion being brought is simply religion being used by women to manipulate men but because most men have been conditioned not to talk ill about God or their pastor then they try to twist it.

The redpill in the women contest involves every angles that women are using to manipulate not just talking about women women women. I have read the Bible more than a 100 times, fasted for 9months straight (6am - 6pm), prayed 10hours straight for one whole month. But because I talk about religion as it regards women doesn’t make me an atheist or sinner. I still go to church and even more than a lot of people here but I strongly believe that all areas of the redpill should be touched otherwise we will just be learning one sided.

The thread won’t be derailed when logic is applied but unfortunately religion has always been a no go area cos “touch not my anointed” gimmick is still at work.

Love & Light

luminouz:
Something happened to me this evening.

I was coming home from a hard day's work and I realised I would need some cash to tide me over till January 1. Went over to a POS terminal I used like 4 times in 6 months. The girl there, saw me and started smiling and asking for nkan odun(new year gift). Told her I have none for her, with a smile on my lips. Gave her my card, she withdrew the cash and gave me. I counted it twice and was missing 500. I told her and she said,with a frown on her face, that the 500 is her gift na.

Whatever she saw on my face after her statement made her hurriedly give me my money back. I stared at her for 3 more secs wondering how a 16year old geh would feel entitled to my money, to the extent of demanding for it. One other woman there was also observing us, and said 'give her a gift naaaa, are you not a man?' and I turned to give her the same cold stare I was filled with fury. There was a blind beggar who happened to pass at that moment, being led by a boy. I gave him the 500 in front of these ladies and said to them " that beggar is more important to me that you two".

The elderly woman went screeching but I didn't hear shiit,as I have already walked away from them.
How can these damn ladies just demand money and gifts from us like it's our duty and frown their faces while at it. I hadly know this POS geh,not to talk of the pokenosing elderly woman, yet these two tried to man-shame/armtwist/brokeshame me into giving my own money out like they are entitled to it?

The other day, it was another woman who saw me withdrawing from ATM and requested for her share, and when I told her, she should ask her husband, she called me stingy. Am I supposed to be so moved by her words that I would just hand over my money to any woman?

Is it just me or are these women getting bolder with their entitled shiits?

I just took a shower to calm down.

Seandisputed:
Nah.. it's not going to work.
Way too many men are lost.

ubunja:
well given that it's the Bible itself that clearly states "wives respect your men, men love your wives", a principle that is one of the core foundations of the red pill, I wonder how you feel religion is a minus for the red pill. Yes red pill is amoral and without a feeling of right or wrong, but it doesn't mean it doesn't benefit from religion. You'll be hard pressed to find a better study on male/female dynamics outside the Bible. Hate it or love it, that book is a treasure trove in lessons on human nature. I reference it a lot when I write and it has never weakened my work. If anything it strengthens it. We take lessons from everywhere - nature, science, movies, religion etc. Take it easy.

PUSSYHOE:
What? Na igbo ooo spending millions to impress, marry and do stuff for girl's family.

heartofcity12:
Another simp learning the hard way. I hope guys like this are into redpill now. #trp

dvkot:
happened to me learned my lesson took the redpill and flip the game,
now she's in my sister zone and no mumu love feelings again for her but we still friends but i just let her know im off her net.

Sometimes shes would call me and I'll tell her im at the club or I'm going to club, she will be like can i get 3k from you before you go. I'll just tell her its shayo and strippers money ooh...

Actually i rarely even club but I'll just tell her so she's won't have any entitlement spirit and let her know that i put my enjoyment over her feelings so yea the nice guys are losers.. You'd always lose. #staydangerous

Junnior:
I agree. My point, in a nutshell, is guys shouldn't dwell in those religious discussions here.

For instance, you might say guys shouldn't get married because Jesus never did. But then, the Muslim guys wouldn't be able to relate to that because Mohammed had several wives.
This is common sense. It's because of this constant conflict in beliefs that citing religious sources is often flawed if we were to reason from a logical standpoint.

Thanks.