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Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Sonnobax15(m): 12:30pm On Nov 14, 2024
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Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Wakilat67(f): 12:31pm On Nov 14, 2024
Weekdnees woman
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Emma09(m): 12:32pm On Nov 14, 2024
MNDY:
Baby daddy is the way to go. Impregnate one and collect your child. That gender is very ruthless; men should be too. I will not collect the child if na female. I prefer male born. 50 Cent is a very solid role model on this. You don't have to go and bring who will kill you into your own house. Women have no honour. Devil dash dem manipulation too. But wise men know their way around them without falling into avoidable problems.
U are a ruthless Man with this Ur write up. How are you even better than those so called women? As for me, na both gender get wahala. Just pray make God give u better woman.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by MNDY(m): 12:32pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
It has become paramount for men to become wiser with that gender that has no honour. Operate with them strictly based on same ruthlessness that they operate with too. You don't have to live with one of them for her to kill you. Get a child/children out of her/them and collect your child(ren). Baby Daddy is the way.

The time when 7 of them will run after one one man to wife them was not predicted for nothing. It is because their nature is known and we are fast approaching the time when men will not be interested in them at all.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by nams77: 12:32pm On Nov 14, 2024
Feel really sad about your story. Just try and get back on your feet. Let her go. Never accept her back again. Take care of yourself and your son.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by MNDY(m): 12:34pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
It has become paramount for men to become wiser with that gender that has no honour. Operate with them strictly based on same ruthlessness that they operate with too. You don't have to live with one of them for her to kill you. Get a child/children out of her/them and collect your child(ren). Baby Daddy is the way.

The time when 7 of them will run after one one man to wife them was not predicted for nothing. It is because their nature is known and we are fast approaching the time when men will not be interested in them at all. Men must not continue to allow themselves get killed by them anyhow. Only Yahoo rituals led to killing of women by men.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by id4sho(m): 12:35pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
I lost my Father to his wife(step). You said deeper things that few men know. My eyes are open as fu<k
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by GloriousGbola: 12:35pm On Nov 14, 2024
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
your story is actually BS for a simple reason.
from your story, your wife does not have an income so where is she actually going?
you say she carried gen, etc moved to a new house. where is the money fro rent, fuelling genrator eytal

at least let your fable make sense

my wife left me for a rich man -
my wife left because she was earning her own money

those are stores that will make sense - not a silly story where a woman with no means will just up and leave
this is nigeria
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Basiljoe: 12:35pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
"Kill the Beta before it kills you." - Rational Male
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Igahbarr: 12:36pm On Nov 14, 2024
Your wife must be from the south - south, their ways sha.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Fiscus105(m):
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
Wen you guys are going for big yanch, round bobby, curve asses, supper classic babes, you won't remember to tell us, how you are enjoying marathon bedmatic affairs......but wen a street girl start showing you the streetness" in her, you would be rushing gragra to faceless forum to weep endlessly.

......that is if the entire story is not even figment of your own imagination!
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by tivta(m): 12:40pm On Nov 14, 2024
Hmmmmmm
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Lanre1st(m): 12:41pm On Nov 14, 2024
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
Most of them are short sighted and only living now. Especially the lazy one
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by id4sho(m): 12:41pm On Nov 14, 2024
nams77:
You mean to tell me say E get juju wey woman dey put for food wey dey kill slowly?
Abeg explain more
There are herbal mixtures. Trust me on this 💯
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Jman06(m): 12:44pm On Nov 14, 2024
Bizmind95:
Nigerian girls don't love unconditionally like we men do...they are all fvcking OPPORTUNISTIC lovers...Know this and know peace!...if you must fvck as a man...then just find a girl in your league...fvck...pay and go your way...Never get emotionally attached to a Nigerian girl...that's akin to suicide!!! As for marriage...if you must marry as a man...then just find a small girl that is scared of you...someone you can easily control and wife her....But if the marriage no come work out for you...Then just quit and go your way for your sanity sake!...forget what people will say...you aren't the first and won't be the last divorcee!!!...and never breed like Rabbits...so you will be free of unnecessary commitments that bogs you down....besides, women sabi use kids tie a man down inside a useless troubled marriage...Finally, never marry for fake true love...that shit died way back in our parents' era!!!
One of the reasons marriages lasted during the days of our forefathers was that there's usually a considerable age gap between a man and his wife. Then girls were married off early enough to men far older than they were. This made the wives to have great RESPECT for their husbands. Married couples then related not only as husbands and wives but also as fathers and daughters. Wives then had great fear and respect for their husbands and that made them to submit totally to their husbands!

But nowadays, in our bid to conform to the woke western standards, men are forced to marry not only their age mates but even to women far older than they are. Tell me how such women would respect and submit to their husbands. It is not possible, and one thing that has remained constant is that these same older ladies would still expect to be provided for just like it obtained in the times past. Hence, they still scout for rich men to marry them and if the man eventually loses his wealth, their wives become jittery and run away from the marriage. This makes me to wonder the benefits of marrying the so called "matured" womenhuh Obviously, there's no benefits but so so disrespect and unsubmissive tendencies!

This supposedly "woke" generation has spoilt everything there was to enjoy about marriage, thus making the marriage institution uninteresting.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by kings59: 12:45pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
You are tribalistic

Why use "The Igbo chairman?"

So since he's Igbo, what next?
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Fryx:
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Riskymarvelous(m): 12:46pm On Nov 14, 2024
Let her go now you go get rest of mind to start building another structure bro
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Thomthom(m): 12:51pm On Nov 14, 2024
You see all this single mothers,, Na their own worst pass . They will want to collect all what dey could not collect from their husband that ran away in one day
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by MuslimIgbo: 12:52pm On Nov 14, 2024
Wife wey leave na her loss

I'll be left intact but she can't leave intact...
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by tobby20: 12:56pm On Nov 14, 2024
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
But with your write up
U b MAN
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by JuanDeDios: 1:00pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
Dear Lord!
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Exceed15: 1:06pm On Nov 14, 2024
If checked well her mother is separated from her father.. dysfunctional family
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by tobby20: 1:08pm On Nov 14, 2024
GloriousGbola:
your story is actually BS for a simple reason.
from your story, your wife does not have an income so where is she actually going?
you say she carried gen, etc moved to a new house. where is the money fro rent, fuelling genrator eytal

at least let your fable make sense

my wife left me for a rich man -
my wife left because she was earning her own money

those are stores that will make sense - not a silly story where a woman with no means will just up and leave
this is nigeria
Dey play
The gender dey reason with logic abi feelings
They no get plans but feelings gats push em
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by descartes400: 1:11pm On Nov 14, 2024
GloriousGbola:
your story is actually BS for a simple reason.
from your story, your wife does not have an income so where is she actually going?
you say she carried gen, etc moved to a new house. where is the money fro rent, fuelling genrator eytal

at least let your fable make sense

my wife left me for a rich man -
my wife left because she was earning her own money

those are stores that will make sense - not a silly story where a woman with no means will just up and leave
this is nigeria
The fact she's not working does not mean she does not have funds in her account. Immediate family members, friends and relatives...and admirers and her cuts from those market monies given to her by her now single husband could fund her initial setup.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Tendd: 1:12pm On Nov 14, 2024
Stay strong, look for ways to improve yourself mentally to reduce stress.Begin a regular workout in a gym or at home if you can.Physical exercise improves not only our fitness but our mental health and self -esteem.
Work more to fix your finances and support your son.
Leave her alone.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Free2Fly: 1:13pm On Nov 14, 2024
GloriousGbola:
your story is actually BS for a simple reason.
from your story, your wife does not have an income so where is she actually going?
you say she carried gen, etc moved to a new house. where is the money fro rent, fuelling genrator eytal

at least let your fable make sense

my wife left me for a rich man -
my wife left because she was earning her own money

those are stores that will make sense - not a silly story where a woman with no means will just up and leave
this is nigeria
Some of you can just be very annoying and senseless
Are those rubbish questions you asked enough grounds to doubt his story huh
You didn't read that her mother was part of the plan??
Do you know if she provided the initial funds??
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Dpaulie(m): 1:13pm On Nov 14, 2024
Your maturity is commendable, you don't actually need to locate her yet, just doing your best in taking care of your son...Aala maa fi oko ole han, just a matter of time... be strong sir
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by qtx(m): 1:15pm On Nov 14, 2024
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
No man can both scientifically and spiritually understand or explain that gender. Do you know why? When they were been created , man was commanded to sleep very deeply, which he did. So as men we just have to do our best to provide and also save for the reigning days. See, don’t let anyone decieve u to buy this and buy that when things are rosy. Save, save , save bc if it happens they will start seeing how bad, stingy, urgly etc u are and find a reason to dump you. Only men stay when things are bad, not them. I wish you a quick restoration.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by Stevenbright(m): 1:15pm On Nov 14, 2024
Tallesty1:
Two things that happened recently in Bayelsa:

Man A wanted to relocate back to Nsukka, so he started selling his properties and belongings. Meanwhile, his wife was busy planning to “Japa” and he had no idea. Only his first son, who was her favorite, knew about her plans.

The woman took all the money and fled. People thought she was missing, and her family in Nsukka was already giving the man a hard time, say make he find their daughter for them. Months later, when the son she promised to bring over finally reached her by phone, she told him to “face his life” and stopped contacting him. The son then opened up to his dad about what had happened and later committed suicide.

Man B had a wife who was sleeping around like a rabbit. The mumu wouldn’t divorce her. Las las the wife hired people to kill him and kill him they did, they attacked him brutally. The news even made the papers. When the police called the wife to identify her husband she looked at what was left of him and casually said, “Yes, that’s him.” No tears, no emotion. The next thing she asked for was the key to his shop.

A policeman got angry and arrested her as suspect in the man's death, this triggered triggered an investigation. The deeper they went, the worse the story became. Soon, the Igbo chairman was invited by the police and told that some big people wanted the case dropped; and it was.

End of story for the man.

Women kill men all the time, but no one talks about it enough. Read Purple Hibiscus and see other ways they do it and go unpunished. Nigerians rarely bother with autopsies.

As a man, you’ve got to look out for yourself because no one else will. Don't wait until you're sick before you get a proper medical check-up. When they diagnose you with any illness or warn you of something likely to happen, ask the doctor what could have caused it, because some of these people will kill you slowly and then blame it on the life you led as a young man or the alcohol you drank.

We have a case at hand as I type this and he is alive today because someone suggested he stopped eating the wife's food.
This is most especially true for men who married outside their tribes. The said wives just do the do and relocate to a new location to start life afresh. This is why many families insist their sons marry from their tribe.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by oziezu: 1:17pm On Nov 14, 2024
Do not allow her to go scot-free with your properties. Arrest her and claim back your belongings, if their purchase documents are in your possession.
Find legal means to take custody of your child, otherwise she will brainwash him against you, over the years she grooms him. Then, look for a compatible simple woman and marry, virgin preferably. Do not make the same or similar mistakes again.
Women are no lovers of men! They rather wish to acquire men in the short and/or long run with whatever they own.
Read "Anatomy of Female Power" for guidance always.
Re: The Part Men Don't Talk About by prophetfire: 1:17pm On Nov 14, 2024
1stDoggystyle:
Life is a mirror but that mirror is centered on perspectives. Men hardly want to talk about the wives that left.

She stayed when there was money to spend and "flashy to live". Then when I got out of job and was struggling, I kept coming home and saw her always thinking with her fist under her chin.

She'd start unnecessary fights and arguments: all those gimmicks. But I had so much worries that bothers me so I just take a long walk or sit outside.

One evening, I came back and saw my house empty. My set of chairs gone, my TV gone. Haa my generator too! Naa that one pain me pass cuz I have had it before I even met her.

One of my neighbours, called me to ask if we were moving out. I told him iam just getting home and surprised my house is empty.
Well, she left the camp gas and one student bed which I had bought since 2013.

My neighbour, an old man told me She and her mum and one young lady came to pack the things. While I was out trying to get things working, she was there packing my property to her newly rented home. She left with my child. I wonder what she and her mother's plans were.

These are parts we men don't get to talk about despite the pain and deep seated psychological rejection it brings. I reported her to my fam and they asked me not to call her. One day, she called me and I didn't want to pick but I felt like some magnetic wave pulled me to pick the call. It was my son that spoke "daddy hello, we don't have food and my school fees is not yet paid". I told him what his mother had done and all I have been doing. That day I sent some money to them.

Later on, one of my friends told me they saw where she lives. What do I want to go and do there?
Initially I was very angry that she left with my property and all that; I was hell bent on locating her but as time went on, I just kept laughing... Why do women do all these things?
You should thank God that she's gone so that when you pull yourself together you can enjoy your life well without a pretender who never appreciates you.
Rejoice that she's gone. Just be taking care of your child from where you are and when he's old enough, reconnect.
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