Yewandequeen:

No joor

pregnancy alertalert

Pwhitelaw:
.... The tin is under lock.. You are safe bae

Yewandequeen:

Runs outta thread

Pwhitelaw:
.. Kindly take safety precaution while running

Yewandequeen:
like u care

Pwhitelaw:
....you know I care to be awake by this time providing my broad chest as water bed with my arms as duvet

Florblu:
And you actually made sense
It's not our fault
We want comfort and fulfillment

Yewandequeen:

u just trying to lure me into ur den so as to devour me

Pwhitelaw:
... Am not a lion.. Am that gentle parrot singing behind your window.

Yewandequeen:

Florblu:
And you actually made sense
It's not our fault
We want comfort and fulfillment

Norajones:
God bless you sister.men keep complaining that women wants rich and already made men, well they should quit complaining and work hard to make women want them too.we are creatures of love,attention,care. We love good things. Is that a crime?

KingAdeOluomo1:
shuuuuu he don reach dat stage ni

Ok I rest my case


But for dat kin odd hour hmmmmmm
I dey suspect you

chimah3:
Ladies of our generation are lazy pipo!!



Btw to open leg, n b dropping children is not the only purpose God wasted time creating you!

Norajones:
God bless you sister.men keep complaining that women wants rich and already made men, well they should quit complaining and work hard to make women want them too.we are creatures of love,attention,care. We love good things. Is that a crime?

DharmyYinks:


And the guys who can give u all these are busy wallowing in ya "Friend-Zone".


Must the "Comfort nd fulfillment" come from a man??

Florblu:
And you actually made sense
It's not our fault, We want comfort and fulfillment

Xiadnat:
That's right! I am still single because I have high expectations. Not for the man though, but for myself.

I once dated (and engaged) to a doctor who earned over 200k with a beach house, and another tri-level home in a wealthy part of city and who could give me the 'world' with just a smile as he put it.

Guess what? I decided I rather struggle and become my own "doctor". Instead of wearing a t-shirt that says "I married a doctor", I decided to wear "I am a doctor". Damnit.

Now, If I saw a future with him, maybe that would be a different case. But, I did not. But, anyway, I am a girl of different breed--more like the masculine side of me. I did not want to marry until i had something to offer or contribute or at least feel financially and (satisfactorily) ready.

However, it is a different story tho in many parts of the world where women have very little to no other options BUT to seek and marry a wealthy fellow, or at least one with sustainable source of income.

Florblu:
And you actually made sense
It's not our fault
We want comfort and fulfillment

Xiadnat:
That's right! I am still single because I have high expectations. Not for the man though, but for myself.

I once dated (and engaged) to a doctor who earned over 200k with a beach house, and another tri-level home in a wealthy part of city and who could give me the 'world' with just a smile as he put it.

Guess what? I decided I rather struggle and become my own "doctor". Instead of wearing a t-shirt that says "I married a doctor", I decided to wear "I am a doctor". Damnit.

Now, If I saw a future with him, maybe that would be a different case. But, I did not. But, anyway, I am a girl of different breed--more like the masculine side of me. I did not want to marry until i had something to offer or contribute or at least feel financially and (satisfactorily) ready.

However, it is a different story tho in many parts of the world where women have very little to no other options BUT to seek and marry a wealthy fellow, or at least one with sustainable source of income.

poseidon12:

Good lady. Your type are rare in Nigeria. And your hubby also seems to be a real gentleman. Some guys will get such assistance and still go ahead to betray their benefactor.

SmartMugu:

What language is this?

prince3009:
The funny thing is tat ladies of today crave for "Love, Care and Attention" with Faithfulness from the man as an icing on the cake. Moreover, they don't want a struggling man because they want a life of luxury!

Now here is the problem....A man who can afford to give a woman all the luxury she needs is 99% likely to cheat on her because....Hellooooo....other women want to own that Hermès Birkin bag your rich hubby bought for you so they will either do everything to share him with you or to even snatch him from you! The rich husband is likely to be too busy with work and international trips so he keeps you locked up in his mansion 24hrs a day (you don't need to go to the market cos the maids will do that) and then after some months or years, the harsh reality that she is lacking that attention and love will begin to dawn on her especially when she becomes aware that her husband is frolicking with other hot girls outside!

It's like being between a rock and a hard place. The decision is yours to make as a woman

missmalachi:
I concur with u.
I met my hubby as a fresh graduate who just finished serving n applying for job.i ws in my yr 1 then.i always support him wit d little moni my parent gv to me but cant even let my friends knw cos they will laugh at me for givin a man money.

The job that made him who he is today i gave him money to travel to lagos 4 the exam on getting back they called him for interview n no moni to go back i had to lie to my dad n go money again wc i gave him n he got he job wc ws an oil company.

Now the bobo adore me die.wen we play n gist abt d past i jokely tell him i knw him with one shoe n he will reply it ws 3 shoes ooo.

Am glad i started with him.

Xiadnat:
That's right! I am still single because I have high expectations. Not for the man though, but for myself.

I once dated (and engaged) to a doctor who earned over 200k with a beach house, and another tri-level home in a wealthy part of city and who could give me the 'world' with just a smile as he put it.

Guess what? I decided I rather struggle and become my own "doctor". Instead of wearing a t-shirt that says "I married a doctor", I decided to wear "I am a doctor". Damnit.

Now, If I saw a future with him, maybe that would be a different case. But, I did not. But, anyway, I am a girl of different breed--more like the masculine side of me. I did not want to marry until i had something to offer or contribute or at least feel financially and (satisfactorily) ready.

However, it is a different story tho in many parts of the world where women have very little to no other options BUT to seek and marry a wealthy fellow, or at least one with sustainable source of income.

Brugo:
Hmmmm. Let me state one simple truth.

It is not easy to be faithful to one girlfriend when you can afford to trip more than one classy vixen without feeling the pinch (financially). Women will come around you when you have visible wealth. They always start out like friends then they start claiming territory. It's left to you to remember your loving girlfriends or remember her flaws.

Florblu:
And you actually made sense
It's not our fault
We want comfort and fulfillment

tomdon:



absolute rubbish
there's nothing wrong in marrying a man who's already successful and can help you succeed too, after all you're his better half.
out of ignorance, you may have turned down someone who can love you genuinely and here you are bragging foolishly.
what assures you that when you get to become the damn doctor that you want to be, you will then be appreciated more?
have doctors not been turned down before? have other ladies some of whom earn above a meagre 200k not been turned down? for some men, the basis of their love goes beyond what women earn, that she earns high is not a certificate