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This Man's death reminded me of my uncle who died single, in 2016 at the age of 66yrs. But, until his ( my mum's elder brother) death, he hated taking his bath, which made me pondering since yesterday if singleness causes one to hate taking his bath, especially towards old age.

I don't know if it's a spirit or whatever, that makes some men forget totally about taking their bath. There are times when we would wrestle with him just to get bathed. He was not the first experience I'm having because there are several of them.

Does singleness among men cause them to start having mental challenges especially towards old? Does anyone knows or has experienced what I'm talking about?
I need more opinions on this matter.

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Mynd44

na ediot

OloYeOfEgbE:
na ediot

how??

DamnnNiggarr:
how??

who doesn't like to cool off after a hot weather..

he no dey like baff from small na bad habit wey e no fit leave...

NB..To dey spray perfume no mean say everybody dey baff..

OloYeOfEgbE:
who doesn't like to cool off after a hot weather..

he no dey like baff from small na bad habit wey e no fit leave...

NB..To dey spray perfume no mean say everybody dey baff..

this man was a very wealthy man, during his youthful days, a renowned carpenter of special magnificent, with many servants and apprentice.

Your uncle was naturally dirty.

It also occurs among married men:it is FIRST CLASS LAZINESS

OloYeOfEgbE:
na ediot

just like you
Oloribruku omo ale jati jati

One wouldn't say that dirtiness is linked to singleness per se, but it has been found that living with roommates holds a person accountable to living a more disciplined lifestyle. That's why two is always better than one.

It's one thing to have yourself to answer to, and it's an entirely other thing to have SOMEONE ELSE to answer to. That's why we tend to be more serious protecting the belongings of others than protecting OUR OWN belongings.

P.S >> Don't live alone. Find a roommate.