₦airaland Forum

BlaqJagz:
It's a Nigerian flag and you already know what it means.

RollinTNDA:
Nigerian men have not realized that Nigerian girls see Men as a typical MUMU

Women true nature is very shady
Men think in straight line..

Women think up down left and right center
They think 2 steps forward

JoeRizzla:
That's a very dangerous mindset.
Be careful with this certain girl she can kpia you slowly if you don't do what she says, her eyes and heart will be on your material things and properties than your well-being or family values you want to create with her.

ARISHEM:
Maybe her Sister’s husband has many properties. You never can tell. Although it’s disturbing she did not even give the advise that the property should be in the name of both of them.
You can bring up a topic about that in any conversation and ask her what she feels.
Conclusively you can flee from the appearance of evil by stylishly cutting off the relationship. Or you can go ahead because something must kill a man. The choice is yours

Sonnobax15:

Bro,take your time and ask any good tailor around you,he/she will definitely tell you that those materials,I e that character displayed by your woman in particular is big enough to sew a very big red flag

Run for you dear life,cuz she's not gonna change that mentality of hers...

MarkNsukkaBread:
Why were you listening in on her private conversation?

Now you have heard what you were looking for!

favour32:
Nor be to jump into conclusion.
Who get the money wey dem one take buy the property?
Na the man or the woman?

RollinTNDA:
Nigerian men have not realized that Nigerian girls see Men as a typical MUMU

Women true nature is very shady.
Men think in straight line..

Women think up down left and right center
They think 2 steps forward

Hemanwel:
Good day Nairalanders and Happy Independence!

So, I got this new girl I started dating lately, and I am also considering settling down with. Things have been going on smoothly between us since we started. However, few days ago, I overheard her on the phone telling her married younger sister not to allow her husband to purchase a property in his name. She advised her to "press his mumu button" and convince him to purchase the property in her name or in their daughter's name.

Ever since, I kept wandering what kind of a person would advise her sister as such. So, I thought I should bring it up here.

1. Was she right to give her sister such advice?

2. Is this a red flag for me?

I would appreciate your sincere input.

cc lalasticlala, nfpmod, seun, mynd44

Hemanwel:
The guy, of course! The sister is presently doing nada

EvilMerodack:
Dont all women think like this?

They believe they can manipulate their men to do their biddings at almost everytime.They see most men as puppets

You have to quickly learn and adopt their reasoning method in order to be able to outsmart them in all ways

Samantha124 comes to mind. Shady!!!

Hemanwel:
Good day Nairalanders and Happy Independence!

So, I got this new girl I started dating lately, and I am also considering settling down with. Things have been going on smoothly between us since we started. However, few days ago, I overheard her on the phone telling her married younger sister not to allow her husband to purchase a property in his name. She advised her to "press his mumu button" and convince him to purchase the property in her name or in their daughter's name.

Ever since, I kept wandering what kind of a person would advise her sister as such. So, I thought I should bring it up here.

1. Was she right to give her sister such advice?

2. Is this a red flag for me?

I would appreciate your sincere input.

cc lalasticlala, nfpmod, seun, mynd44

favour32:
Nor be to jump into conclusion.
Who get the money wey dem one take buy the property?
Na the man or the woman?

Hemanwel:
Good day Nairalanders and Happy Independence!

So, I got this new girl I started dating lately, and I am also considering settling down with. Things have been going on smoothly between us since we started. However, few days ago, I overheard her on the phone telling her married younger sister not to allow her husband to purchase a property in his name. She advised her to "press his mumu button" and convince him to purchase the property in her name or in their daughter's name.

Ever since, I kept wandering what kind of a person would advise her sister as such. So, I thought I should bring it up here.

1. Was she right to give her sister such advice?

2. Is this a red flag for me?

I would appreciate your sincere input.

cc lalasticlala, nfpmod, seun, mynd44