₦airaland Forum

TenQ:
I married my wife as a sealed virgin unlike the community dump hole you will ever have. She's a faithful child of God who has given me Honour and Respect, Peace and Tranquility , Fun and Friendship, Commitment and Understanding with Love and Affection.

Sorry, my experience has taught me that I did NOT make any mistake by marrying her.

Go make your own choice and 20 years down the line, tell me that you didn't have any regret. Then you would be taken seriously!

Otherwise, bask in your beautiful ignorance!

luminouz:
That you have to explain this much to a stranger online is proof that you didn't marry right.
So shût dafuq up and go away

TenQ:
You can only marry exactly the type of person you are. It's not a curse!

You are inflamed because all the ladies you know are community properties AND definitely from amongst them is your wife to be!

Weep for yourself!

Come back in 20 years time and tell us your own story. Please add how the DNA service provider colluded with your wife to defraud you .

Get lost!

Lalami3232:

This na one thing wey I no fit ever try for life!!!
Make I gist una small story. When I was doing my NYSC, if you see wetin some married women dey do for camp, you go shock. The so-called married women were easier to eat than single girls because of the attention wey guys dey give dem. Even inside camp, plenty stories dey about guys chopping these married women. Now make we move to our PPA. For our PPA, we had one married female corper, though she no give me Opueh to chop even with my sharp techniques , but others ate and they confirmed the tightness of her juicy kpekus. Whenever her husband dey call her, the husband go say make he talk to some of us wey dey around. The innocent man go thank us and admonish us to take care of the wife, not knowing say corpers dey harvest for he sacred farmland. That would have been the first and only time wey I for chop a married woman, but luckily she no give me. Though E pain me then say I no get a bite from the food but when I look back to it today, I thank God say I no chop the food. So oga make I ask y'all a question: why do you think your woman is different from others?
What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news

Oga if you no meet your wife as a virgin, oga go for DNA test oooooooo because non-virgins aka boreholes can't be trusted atall atall

IamHonourable1:
I wish I could tell you my stories, but don't worry, your own experience is waiting for you just by the corner

Gandrova:
My friend trained his girl friend in such a similar way.
She got work with Airline and dump him for good.
I just pray she will not betray him

emmaodet:
Lol.
Why won't she?
When your status changes, everything about you change - your circle of friends, your environment/where you live, your taste and so your relationship.
When take unnecessary risks women will rather die than take alot

Gandrova:
As a rational thinker, if your status changes, it not necessarily for you to change your friends you should upgrade them to be on the same level.
You are supposed to use money not money to use you.

GistMedia0:
A Nigerian man has stirred conversations online after revealing how he has been supporting his wife’s education since their marriage. According to him, he married his wife while she was in her first year at university and, despite being jobless at the time, worked hard to ensure she completed her degree.

Taking to social media, the proud husband shared how he took on responsibilities after her graduation, securing a job to sustain their family. However, when his wife later expressed her desire to attend aviation school, he continued to support her dream.

"After graduating, I jejely looked for work with my first degree to feed my family. I married her in 100 level without a job, but I managed as a jobless guy to sponsor her through her degree at Uni Agric. After her degree, I never went to any other school, but my wife said she wanted to go to aviation school, so I had no option but to support her," he wrote.

He also dismissed the belief that a more educated wife would disrespect her husband, stating:

"I am one of those few ones who never believed that if your wife is more educated than you, she will not respect you. When I no get strength, she go train my kids. Kunav girls no deh mumu."

While many praised him for being a supportive husband, some critics warned that his sacrifices could "end in tears."

"I just pray she doesn’t meet someone better than you in aviation school," one person commented.