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Fiscus105:
Men should also learn how to remove eyes from lady whenever they see them at neighbourhood or around them.

LET ONE GIRL ENTER THE MIDST OF LIKE 12 GUYS, ALL OF THEM WOULD BE DISTURBING HER, IN FACT, THEY WOULD START BACKBITING THEMSELVES JUST FOR THEM TO HAVE THEIR WAY.

why won't such girl see it as weapon against men?

kripen:
I was accused by a female colleague that I was making passes at her but thank God for my boss who rebuked her. Women can really be something else.

emmanuelbrown26:
This is what I keep tellibg guys aroubd me to be very very careful in dealing wit women, though we hv the good ones, but d bad ones amongst them won't allow us to see road.
Secondly, u see d issue of rape, an average Nigerian attach so much emotion with it, there are some rape related cases that weren't, it was all about frameup while some did it
Up for grab

Chilipepper:
She accused all 3 of my brother: we were just 14- Man recounts false assault claim that nearly got them shot by a police officer dad 😳



https://x.com/Cr7Godbrand/status/1945455375240585373?t=aKFhncvaurhwyt2vVHPIRw&s=19[/quote]emergency Natasha lover, what can you say about this

Tinubu till 2031.

TOPCRUISE:
If a crying woman or a girl publicly accuse you of rape you are finished. No one will believe you unless a miracle happen.

The miracle was that her father that is always fully armed was off duty that day and was so patient and gentle enough to confirm the explanation of all accused 3.
If she accuse only 1 where there are no witnesses the story would have been tragic

kripen:
I was accused by a female colleague that I was making passes at her but thank God for my boss who rebuked her. Women can really be something else.

Chilipepper:
She accused all 3 of my brother: we were just 14- Man recounts false assault claim that nearly got them shot by a police officer dad 😳



https://x.com/Cr7Godbrand/status/1945455375240585373?t=aKFhncvaurhwyt2vVHPIRw&s=19[/quote]person wey no fear woman no fit fear devil

infofta:
I remember when I was 20, I went to see Nkechi at her house only for her Soldier father to come out. What saved me was the way I dressed. He thought I was one Minister's son. He looked at me and told me to turn back and leave.

Dress the way you will be addressed.

Amalekki:
Wisdom is key.

I defend women a lot and I still do. I love and adore my mother and my sisters. In terms of friendship/dating, I had always been in the circle of lovely women with near perfect nature.

I later met this lady with a good measure of natural beauty, seemingly respectful and trustworthy. She later turned out to be a real specimen of confusion and deception. I missed the warning signs! This lady finds it so hard to forgive people or ignore hurtful experiences. She would stay in that state for weeks and months. She manipulates easily with full pretense, she is a professor of the victim card.

She does not define all women and I have met men that are 10 times worse but I really pity anyone that crosses this seemingly harmless and sweet lady

juliuscaesar:
I remember many years ago, around 2001. My younger sister had a friend that lived on the same street as us. I had never said a word other than "hello, and bye" to the girl before. She has been to our house a couple of times to see my younger sister, and I had seen her only 2x in our house with my sister.

One day, I came back from boarding school (SS3), (my younger sister and this girl were in SS1 at the time) and the mood in the house changed when I walked in. When I asked what was going on? One of my older sisters informed me that my sister's friend came to our house with her parents and claimed I was in a relationship with her and responsible for her pregnancy. Mind you, this girl was about 14. I was immediately filled with rage. I immediately started running to the girls house. Everyone in my house followed me. When I got to their house, I started banging on the door. Her parents came out and the dad was upset. He started yelling, saying after I impregnated his daughter, I had the guts to come make noise in his house. I told them to bring their daughter out and let her say it to my face. The only words I had ever said to their daughter was hello and bye. I asked that if they refused to bring her out I was going to go get the juju, Ayilara for all of us to swear. The mum then asked everyone to come inside. I was crying. The mum then made a statement that shocked us all. She said, "the way he (me) acting makes me believe that he is innocent." She yelled for her daughter to come out from her room. When the girl came out, her dad said to her, "I am only going to ask you one time, is this the person (pointing to me) responsible for your pregnancy?" She started crying and said "No, daddy, he is not." I could see the huge disappointment in the man's face. He started apologizing to me and my family. We pushed and ask who was responsible, she said it was a guy down the street that sold spare parts in Ladipo market. She said the guy would come pick her up during school hours and take her to his apartment, they have fun and then drop her off right before school was over for the day. When she was I asked why she lied that it was me, she said, if her she lied to that it was me, maybe my parents would send her abroad to deliver the baby. I very angry, but was relieved, my family was too. We later found out that the guy and the girl ran away together. She ran away from home and there were rumors that she left with the guy. He abandoned his apartment and no one heard from them.

hope4nigeria:
you too, why you no wan do again after you don lick honey, dey suppose paruf you

ojuu4u:
I won't be surprised if all Ur brothers playing with her beyond their boundaries.

YOU SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO TELL THAT ASPECTS OF STORY TOO.

If you put woman where she supposed to be, no woman would accuse you of rape, the problem of you guys is that, you cannot see girl and off Ur eyes and mind, you must start lower your dignity and flirting with her, wen she too use her own weapon to accuse you of rape, you will start shouting women are bad.