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What is that memory that you will cherish forever?

They are not naturally like that,life experiences made them who they are now. Not just ladies,same goes for guys. Many guys are doing things these days,they never thought they could do. Life dey redirect person map o..

Why do you keep spamming Nairaland with this question of yours?

Are you not content with the previous answers you got?

https://www.nairaland.com/8693298/why-some-ladies-naturally-bitter

Please consider changing your next asking to:

Why Are Most Ladies Naturally Bitter, Angry, Vengeful, Aggressive, And Stubborn towards essentialone?

Ladies are not Bitter, Angry, Vengeful, Aggressive, And Stubborn to every man.

Because that is how they were raised

Ok

When I held my "mini me" in my hands for the first time, the happiness,joy and gladness I experienced was not of this world.
Even to this very day, when I do some flashback of that day, I still feel this joy deep within me.

Which one be mini me?

Please explain as it could mean what is entering my mind now.

When I first truly fell in love. I loved the innocent experience, but still regret ever meeting that individual.

LIVINGICONREBOR:
When I held my "mini me" in my hands for the first time, the happiness,joy and gladness I experienced was not of this world.
Even to this very day, when I do some flashback of that day, I still feel this joy deep within me.

I take my share, thank you. May we so nurture our "mini me" so we experience bliss.

LordIsaac:
When I first truly fell in love. I loved the innocent experience, but still regret ever meeting that individual.

This is tough love.

During NYSC, I closed late in the school I was posted to and thought it would be nice to eat Pounded yam and egusi.
The problem is that I don't have yam nor do I have a mortal to pound it.

On my way home, one neighbour I used to play with close to my house saw me coming and called me to come and eat Pounded yam

I only thought about it 45 minutes ago
That's some memory

LordIsaac:
When I first truly fell in love. I loved the innocent experience, but still regret ever meeting that individual.

women go stain your white. Mafo

What about your mum and sisters

Tenrack:
women go stain your white. Mafo

Amovingman:
What about your mum and sisters

Must you always mention mothers and sisters?

essentialone:
Must you always mention mothers and sisters?

Yes! Especially when you generalise about women.

I see you changed your topic, lol.

Should be my NYSC experience in Benue.

All the children in my PPA used to bring Yams for me to eat weekly.

Also I enjoyed one fine girl called Dooshima throughout my stay.

VinnyBaba:
Should be my NYSC experience in Benue.

All the children in my PPA used to bring Yams for me to eat weekly.

Also I enjoyed one fine girl called Dooshima throughout my stay.

Why did you not marry her?

BItt:
Why did you not marry her?

The Relationship was not for Marriage purposes, Sir.

As a young individual, I desperately wanted to travel out for studies, but I had nothing financially, being from a poor home. My mom had a shop selling palm oil, and there was a time when a university from the UK came to Nigeria for an admissions fair. The entrance fee at the Sheraton was N5000.

I had no shishi on me, so I rushed to my mother's shop and explained that I needed money. She opened her container, where she kept money, and emptied it for me. Some of the money already had a palm oil stain, and I was not even aware of it. I rushed down to the Sheraton for the fair, brought out and started counting the money at the entrance, and realised the palm oil stain. Most importantly, I realized my mom had emptied her container of cash for me that morning. That was an experience I would never forget.

Nnamdipapa:
As a young individual, I desperately wanted to travel out for studies, but I had nothing financially, being from a poor home. My mom had a shop selling palm oil, and there was a time when a university from the UK came to Nigeria for an admissions fair. The entrance fee at the Sheraton was N5000.

I had no shishi on me, so I rushed to my mother's shop and explained that I needed money. She opened her container, where she kept money, and emptied it for me. Some of the money already had a palm oil stain, and I was not even aware of it. I rushed down to the Sheraton for the fair, brought out and started counting the money at the entrance, and realised the palm oil stain. Most importantly, I realized my mom had emptied her container of cash for me that morning. That was an experience I would never forget.

And you are now in the UK?

essentialone:
And you are now in the UK?

Proudly in Nigeria. Just moved to Ibadan two weeks ago to continue enjoying this beautiful country.

I pumped one banny with beer and ran like ehhhhhh

My last goodbye sex with my ex; emphasis on the collapsed doggy 😌

Nnamdipapa:
Proudly in Nigeria. Just moved to Ibadan two weeks ago to continue enjoying this beautiful country.

Proudly in Nigeria, by someone who did all he could to enter UK?

Should rather say, Unfortunately, still in Nigeria, because it is only because the earlier plan did not work out. Right?

essentialone:
Proudly in Nigeria, by someone who did all he could to enter UK?

Should rather say, Unfortunately, still in Nigeria, because it is only because the earlier plan did not work out. Right?

There is nothing unfortunate about being in Nigeria for me. That may not be the experience of others but for me, I consider myself fortunate at this time.

Nnamdipapa:
There is nothing unfortunate about being in Nigeria for me. That may not be the experience of others but for me, I consider myself fortunate at this time.

So why were you trying to do everything possible to leave Nigeria where you are so fortunate, even to the point of actually using your mum last cash?


But then life is in phases.


May all your dreams come true...

essentialone:
So why were you trying to do everything possible to leave Nigeria where you are so fortunate, even to the point of actually using your mum last cash?


But then life is in phases.


May all your dreams come true...

Kindly rephrase the question, it should be "why were you".

I was younger at the time and miore naive. I am also a dual-citizen now with all my family members so, I am enjoying Nigeria relatively speaking.

Nnamdipapa:
Kindly rephrase the question, it should be "why were you".

I was younger at the time and miore naive. I am also a dual-citizen now with all my family members so, I am enjoying Nigeria relatively speaking.

No need to rephrase what was not incorrect. Check again. I wrote, why were you...?

Confirm from the one you quoted as that could not have been modified.

essentialone:
No need to rephrase what was not incorrect. Check again. I wrote, why were you...?

Confirm from the one you quoted as that could not have been modified.

I think you are right. Must have been an omission on my part, as I was working and typing at the same time.