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Re: ......... by kullozone(m): 2:45pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


Huh are you ok what do u mean by I should fvck myself? it's not about sex ok and if you must know I haven't had sex with him yet.
lol...so you've not even fvck him sef and you're spending on him.Make sure you bang his brains out before you dump him oh!
Re: ......... by obyno1011(m): 2:52pm On May 04, 2016
Lady, a man should not make u hate every man. Each has his problems
What attracted you to him? Is he working or doing business? Living with his mum at what age?
Sometimes we get blinded by love. I really don't like men who depend on a lady especially the unmarried. Stop giving and watch his reaction.
If there's no potential in him, let him go.

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Re: ......... by missyge(f): 3:05pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


Yes he does though he explained his situation to me.
u gaan get ur own fr bdy
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 3:28pm On May 04, 2016
missyge:
u gaan get ur own fr bdy
How I don't understand?
Re: ......... by Nobody: 3:31pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:
Why me? Why are you men very manipulative?
I am tired, tired and irritated.

It hasn't been up to Two months I met my new boyfriend and he keeps asking me for little money that at the end of the day he won't pay back. The other time he had a little problem with his car I had to fix it since d cost was very little.
The other time he called me to give someone 2k on his behalf and that he would pay back, that one entered voicemail I didn't even bother to ask him to refund it wanted to see if he would like he said.

Just 2 weeks ago he came complaining about some stuff that has to do with him not having money and asked he wish I can borrow him 3k. Thank God for my friend that has met him and told me my man looks like a user and that I should be careful.

Painful thing is he doesn't care about me neither does he ask about my welfare, he wants me to cook for him always because he enjoys my meals and has even asked me to cook and bring to his house when he has a mom that's cooks for him always.

I think he is taken advantage of the fact that I am a nice person, I have made efforts to call off the relationship several times because it got to a point i was now the only one doing all the calling and communicating, he keeps saying he is sorry.

I am tired.

Who dey for that ur picture ?

He is definitely a USER. Stop spending on him.
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 3:42pm On May 04, 2016
obyno1011:
Lady, a man should not make u hate every man. Each has his problems
What attracted you to him? Is he working or doing business? Living with his mum at what age?
Sometimes we get blinded by love. I really don't like men who depend on a lady especially the unmarried. Stop giving and watch his reaction.
If there's no potential in him, let him go.

He told me he is working but I doubt him, he is looking for money to also start business. He is not from a poor home but I think his family has decided not to help him because of the bad things he has done in the past.

And another thing I noticed about him is that he brags a lot about his family connection and people he has met in life, I have told him on countless occasions that he has inferiority complex and that he needs to work on it.

He is always talking shit abt people he knows and yet his life seems to be in shambles, I am trying to make him a better person but he is not ready to work on himself.

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Re: ......... by 400billionman: 3:48pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:
Why me? Why are you men very manipulative?
I am tired, tired and irritated.

It hasn't been up to Two months I met my new boyfriend and he keeps asking me for little money that at the end of the day he won't pay back. The other time he had a little problem with his car I had to fix it since d cost was very little.
The other time he called me to give someone 2k on his behalf and that he would pay back, that one entered voicemail I didn't even bother to ask him to refund it wanted to see if he would like he said.

Just 2 weeks ago he came complaining about some stuff that has to do with him not having money and asked he wish I can borrow him 3k. Thank God for my friend that has met him and told me my man looks like a user and that I should be careful.

Painful thing is he doesn't care about me neither does he ask about my welfare, he wants me to cook for him always because he enjoys my meals and has even asked me to cook and bring to his house when he has a mom that's cooks for him always.

I think he is taken advantage of the fact that I am a nice person, I have made efforts to call off the relationship several times because it got to a point i was now the only one doing all the calling and communicating, he keeps saying he is sorry.

I am tired.

Lady, Nigerians are generally users. I have discovered and observed over the years that when 2 people start off a relationship, and one person decides to shun pretence and inhibitions, showing with unashamed openness how he or she loves or values her significant other, the other partner now sees it as a sign of weakness or vulnerability, asking questions like, " Why is he/she allover me? Cant he/she do without calling me ? " The other partner now engages in extortion, manipulation and emotional blackmail to the detriment of the relationship and to his/her personal gain.

My sister, Nigerians do not appreciate genuine love. They appreciate things offered grudgingly or with a cloak of pretence.

Mail me for guidance..

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Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 3:52pm On May 04, 2016
Naughtysite:

Who dey for that ur picture ?
He is definitely a USER. Stop spending on him.
That's my picture why

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Re: ......... by fikolo: 3:58pm On May 04, 2016
@OP, what was so unique about your BF that made you choose him from the lot? From my personal observation, ladies who are self confident and independent do take their time before going into a relationship, which you have done. Then something must have made you give in to him. This may be a pointer as to why he is acting this way and /or , explains the result you are getting.

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Re: ......... by Kherry: 4:05pm On May 04, 2016
Jst let him be,he doesn't av any gud tin to offer u,dan to b a user
Re: ......... by ZeeAfrica(f): 4:15pm On May 04, 2016
maybe you come across as desperate. Love in a decent world, it would be nice for a partner to help another financially when the other is in need, but truth is, there are other humans who mistake someone's kindness for stupidity and desperation, especially men, see men believe in them being the providers in relations, and when a man, especially a niger man keeps digging gold on u, as if u are some gold mine, then it's a bad sign. Remember that the poverty in this country has led to a lot of people being yahoo boys, so your man sounds like a user to me as well, even though I have never met him. Just stay away from relationships for now, and wait for the right guy, don't just jump in to a relationship just because the person made a move. Study the person 1st, take your time, and don't play with cash. I know it sounds evil for me to say you must not play with cash, because there are so many decent needy people out there, give to real charities, but as for a boyfriend, no darling, don't do that to yourself. Dump that guy, and relax, a real decent brother will surely locate you

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Re: ......... by Adebola02(m): 4:32pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


I have tried to call it off several times and he will now come begging and I feel sorry and sad when I see someone begging me.
i think you need to take a reccess so that u can think abt it very well, u knw it does't matter how much i say here,the important thing is what you want for yourself and the man u love.
Re: ......... by byvan03: 4:33pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


Don't worry he will come back to beg you for forgiveness or second chance, trust me most men know a good woman when they see one. They always want to come back after they have realized their mistakes.

I don't think all igbo men are selfish, haven't really dated Igbos anyway. I just think they are too money conscious I heard they take Care of their women well.



No matter how hard you try, you can't make him love you if he doesn't and he clearly doesn't. You are just there for his convenience. If you don't know how to end a worthless relationship, then you are in for serious draining. People will treat you exactly as you treat yourself, there are no two ways to that.

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Re: ......... by Adebola02(m): 4:39pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


I have tried to call it off several times and he will now come begging and I feel sorry and sad when I see someone begging me.
i think you need to take a reccess so that u can think abt it very well, u knw it does't matter how much i say here,the important thing is what you want for yourself and what u really desire to see in the man u love.
Re: ......... by byvan03: 4:40pm On May 04, 2016
OP I will like you to read this, a buddy posted it on NL and you might benefit from it.

See below:


A lot of people are attached to the idea of being “nice.” It’s not so easy for these individuals to let go of their need to be nice, or to appreciate how different it is from being kind.

This distinction is important, however, because these two ways of being lead to very different outcomes in one’s personal and professional life.

It will be easier to understand the difference between “nice” and “kind” if we focus on the opposing motivations behind each way of being.

The nice person is externally motivated. He’s driven by the need for other people’s approval and validation; he craves acceptance and is fearful of rejection.

The kind person is internally motivated. She has good self-esteem and isn’t looking for approval. She’s less concerned about what others might think of her and more interested in doing the right thing. Her compassion comes from an overflowing of her positive self-regard and not from the need to please.

The kind person respects herself as much as she respects others. She’s naturally helpful and generous, except when doing so might cause her harm. She lives in a state of balance, being as kind to herself as she is to others. She makes a positive contribution to her family, company and community, but never at her own expense.

The nice person is out of balance in his quest for external validation. Thinking that this is how he’ll find what he wants, he puts the needs of others ahead of his own needs. He keeps trying to please until he becomes exhausted and aggravated.

The nice person avoids confrontation for fear of upsetting anyone. He has trouble saying “No,” and rarely asks directly for what he wants. Fearing rejection, he can’t express any angry feelings that arise.

The kind person, on the other hand, isn’t afraid of confrontation. She’s able to speak her mind clearly, directly and respectfully, so people know where she stands but aren’t likely to take offense.

If someone gets angry at her because she’s asserted herself or rejects her because she’s setting a limit, she doesn’t take it personally.

The nice person can’t be authentic, because he’s too preoccupied with being a pleaser. The longer he continues to be “nice,” however, the more alienated he becomes from himself and others. He can lose touch with his true needs, feelings and opinions, and his relationships lack intimacy or fulfillment.

Even if he does win some degree of approval, the nice person knows, deep down, that the other person doesn’t see or accept him for who he really is. He can never make a real connection.

The kind person is genuine and sincere. She doesn’t need to pretend to be anyone else. If someone dislikes her or disapproves of her, she doesn’t feel diminished in any way.

The kind person welcomes constructive criticism. Her good self-regard motivates her to constantly be learning and evolving. Her ability to accept feedback means that her performance at work is always improving, and that she’s able to grow as a friend and a spouse.

The nice person is uncomfortable with feedback. His low self-esteem makes external criticism feel particularly hurtful. He has a harder time taking in valuable information about how he might improve his performance at work or how he could be a better spouse or friend.

The kind person sets good limits with others, and because she doesn’t allow herself to be mistreated, she’s cheerful, easy-going and approachable. She trusts herself to take care of herself in her personal and professional relationships, so she feels at ease with other people and her heart is open.

The nice person can’t set good limits. In his attempt to gain approval and avoid rejection, he allows people to exploit and mistreat him. This makes him angry, bitter, and cynical toward others.

The nice person’s attempts to please often result in his feeling hurt. His mistrust toward others grows, as does his shame for putting up with disrespect. His heart becomes closed, so while his behaviour is outwardly “nice,” he actually feels disappointed and resentful.

The truth is that people admire the kind person and look down on the nice person. We look up to those who have confidence and good self-esteem and tend to dismiss as “weak,” or “needy,” those who appear to be trying too hard to please.

When things don’t go the way he’d hoped, the nice person doesn’t know what to do with his growing anger. He might stuff down his resentment with alcohol, drugs or food, or it could leak out as passive-aggressive behaviour. Sometimes he’ll have an angry outburst, which embarrasses him so much that he represses his anger even more.

So, while the kind person can be relaxed and loving, authentic and meaningfully connected to others, the nice person is often anxious, angry, alienated and isolated; possibly even suffering from an addiction.

The solution for the nice person is simple: he must stop looking outside himself for love and approval.

Once he takes responsibility for his own self-worth, he’ll start working on developing his own positive self-regard. When he begins to love and accept himself, he’ll be able to let go of needing to please, and he’ll notice that interestingly, others are responding to him better.

A positive spiral is created, whereby he’s in charge of his self-worth, he’s treated with more respect, his anger diminishes, his feelings of trust and connection with others increase and his self-esteem improves even more.

Eventually, without even thinking about it, he’ll shift from being nice to being kind.



https://www./why-you-need-stop-being-nice-start-kind-marcia-sirota

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Re: ......... by Omonigeriarere: 5:37pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


He told me he is working but I doubt him, he is looking for money to also start business. He is not from a poor home but I think his family has decided not to help him because of the bad things he has done in the past.

And another thing I noticed about him is that he brags a lot about his family connection and people he has met in life, I have told him on countless occasions that he has inferiority complex and that he needs to work on it.

He is always talking shit abt people he knows and yet his life seems to be in shambles, I am trying to make him a better person but he is not ready to work on himself.

You need me, honestly.
Re: ......... by Nobody: 6:05pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


i am not even asking him to assist me I just hate the fact that he is selfcenteted.

The only thing I have seen in the post is "selfcenteted" lol enahi you try lol
Re: ......... by GoodFaith: 6:07pm On May 04, 2016
Drefan2:

Op, help yourself out>>>>>>>>>>>>>
<<<


Go for it Girl OP
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 7:37pm On May 04, 2016
byvan03:
OP I will like you to read this, a buddy posted it on NL and you might benefit from it.

See below:


A lot of people are attached to the idea of being “nice.” It’s not so easy for these individuals to let go of their need to be nice, or to appreciate how different it is from being kind.

This distinction is important, however, because these two ways of being lead to very different outcomes in one’s personal and professional life.

It will be easier to understand the difference between “nice” and “kind” if we focus on the opposing motivations behind each way of being.

The nice person is externally motivated. He’s driven by the need for other people’s approval and validation; he craves acceptance and is fearful of rejection.

The kind person is internally motivated. She has good self-esteem and isn’t looking for approval. She’s less concerned about what others might think of her and more interested in doing the right thing. Her compassion comes from an overflowing of her positive self-regard and not from the need to please.

The kind person respects herself as much as she respects others. She’s naturally helpful and generous, except when doing so might cause her harm. She lives in a state of balance, being as kind to herself as she is to others. She makes a positive contribution to her family, company and community, but never at her own expense.

The nice person is out of balance in his quest for external validation. Thinking that this is how he’ll find what he wants, he puts the needs of others ahead of his own needs. He keeps trying to please until he becomes exhausted and aggravated.

The nice person avoids confrontation for fear of upsetting anyone. He has trouble saying “No,” and rarely asks directly for what he wants. Fearing rejection, he can’t express any angry feelings that arise.

The kind person, on the other hand, isn’t afraid of confrontation. She’s able to speak her mind clearly, directly and respectfully, so people know where she stands but aren’t likely to take offense.

If someone gets angry at her because she’s asserted herself or rejects her because she’s setting a limit, she doesn’t take it personally.

The nice person can’t be authentic, because he’s too preoccupied with being a pleaser. The longer he continues to be “nice,” however, the more alienated he becomes from himself and others. He can lose touch with his true needs, feelings and opinions, and his relationships lack intimacy or fulfillment.

Even if he does win some degree of approval, the nice person knows, deep down, that the other person doesn’t see or accept him for who he really is. He can never make a real connection.

The kind person is genuine and sincere. She doesn’t need to pretend to be anyone else. If someone dislikes her or disapproves of her, she doesn’t feel diminished in any way.

The kind person welcomes constructive criticism. Her good self-regard motivates her to constantly be learning and evolving. Her ability to accept feedback means that her performance at work is always improving, and that she’s able to grow as a friend and a spouse.

The nice person is uncomfortable with feedback. His low self-esteem makes external criticism feel particularly hurtful. He has a harder time taking in valuable information about how he might improve his performance at work or how he could be a better spouse or friend.

The kind person sets good limits with others, and because she doesn’t allow herself to be mistreated, she’s cheerful, easy-going and approachable. She trusts herself to take care of herself in her personal and professional relationships, so she feels at ease with other people and her heart is open.

The nice person can’t set good limits. In his attempt to gain approval and avoid rejection, he allows people to exploit and mistreat him. This makes him angry, bitter, and cynical toward others.

The nice person’s attempts to please often result in his feeling hurt. His mistrust toward others grows, as does his shame for putting up with disrespect. His heart becomes closed, so while his behaviour is outwardly “nice,” he actually feels disappointed and resentful.

The truth is that people admire the kind person and look down on the nice person. We look up to those who have confidence and good self-esteem and tend to dismiss as “weak,” or “needy,” those who appear to be trying too hard to please.

When things don’t go the way he’d hoped, the nice person doesn’t know what to do with his growing anger. He might stuff down his resentment with alcohol, drugs or food, or it could leak out as passive-aggressive behaviour. Sometimes he’ll have an angry outburst, which embarrasses him so much that he represses his anger even more.

So, while the kind person can be relaxed and loving, authentic and meaningfully connected to others, the nice person is often anxious, angry, alienated and isolated; possibly even suffering from an addiction.

The solution for the nice person is simple: he must stop looking outside himself for love and approval.

Once he takes responsibility for his own self-worth, he’ll start working on developing his own positive self-regard. When he begins to love and accept himself, he’ll be able to let go of needing to please, and he’ll notice that interestingly, others are responding to him better.

A positive spiral is created, whereby he’s in charge of his self-worth, he’s treated with more respect, his anger diminishes, his feelings of trust and connection with others increase and his self-esteem improves even more.

Eventually, without even thinking about it, he’ll shift from being nice to being kind.



https://www./why-you-need-stop-being-nice-start-kind-marcia-sirota

Thank you for this, ever educative. I don't do things to please people I help because I genuinely want to and am always happy about it. If I were to be rich tomorrow I will be more involved in humanitarian activies and Ngos, for now I involve myself in humanitarian activities whenever am less busy and i derive so much joy from it. So I dont know if I am kind or nice, I think I am just been me unique.

For my relationship whats your advice?
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 7:40pm On May 04, 2016
Omonigeriarere:

You need me, honestly.
Need you how I don't understand
Re: ......... by obyno1011(m): 7:47pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


He told me he is working but I doubt him, he is looking for money to also start business. He is not from a poor home but I think his family has decided not to help him because of the bad things he has done in the past.

And another thing I noticed about him is that he brags a lot about his family connection and people he has met in life, I have told him on countless occasions that he has inferiority complex and that he needs to work on it.

He is always talking shit abt people he knows and yet his life seems to be in shambles, I am trying to make him a better person but he is not ready to work on himself.


What I will advise you is to let your emotions detach from this case. He's probably a burden. Since his family can't assist him, you will bear a great burden doing so. He needs to change and won't do that if you keep having that feeling or pity on him.
Let him know your heart is out and if he wants help he can contact the so called people he has met. He also can't speak down on people he knows because he will do same on you.
Advise him to seek help from his maker and prove to his family and people that he's changed.
Don't hurt yourself more. Be just a friend and keep emotions out.

Cheers
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 7:53pm On May 04, 2016
obyno1011:



What I will advise you is to let your emotions detach from this case. He's probably a burden. Since his family can't assist him, you will bear a great burden doing so. He needs to change and won't do that if you keep having that feeling or pity on him.
Let him know your heart is out and if he wants help he can contact the so called people he has met. He also can't speak down on people he knows because he will do same on you.
Advise him to seek help from his maker and prove to his family and people that he's changed.
Don't hurt yourself more. Be just a friend and keep emotions out.

Cheers

Thank you so much, he feels praising himself in front of people will make them like him who does that.
Re: ......... by obyno1011(m): 8:17pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


Thank you so much, he feels praising himself in front of people will make them like him who does that.



You are welcome.
Nigerian men are good. Look carefully.
Re: ......... by MrCork: 8:19pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:
Why me? Why are you men very manipulative?
I am tired, tired and irritated.

It hasn't been up to Two months I met my new boyfriend and he keeps asking me for little money that at the end of the day he won't pay back. The other time he had a little problem with his car I had to fix it since d cost was very little.
The other time he called me to give someone 2k on his behalf and that he would pay back, that one entered voicemail I didn't even bother to ask him to refund it wanted to see if he would like he said.

Just 2 weeks ago he came complaining about some stuff that has to do with him not having money and asked he wish I can borrow him 3k. Thank God for my friend that has met him and told me my man looks like a user and that I should be careful.

Painful thing is he doesn't care about me neither does he ask about my welfare, he wants me to cook for him always because he enjoys my meals and has even asked me to cook and bring to his house when he has a mom that's cooks for him always.

I think he is taken advantage of the fact that I am a nice person, I have made efforts to call off the relationship several times because it got to a point i was now the only one doing all the calling and communicating, he keeps saying he is sorry.

I am tired.


kaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....seee nyansh??................sweeeeery i tink I love u!! cheesy

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Re: ......... by MrCork: 8:21pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:
Why me? Why are you men very manipulative?
I am tired, tired and irritated.

It hasn't been up to Two months I met my new boyfriend and he keeps asking me for little money that at the end of the day he won't pay back. The other time he had a little problem with his car I had to fix it since d cost was very little.
The other time he called me to give someone 2k on his behalf and that he would pay back, that one entered voicemail I didn't even bother to ask him to refund it wanted to see if he would like he said.

Just 2 weeks ago he came complaining about some stuff that has to do with him not having money and asked he wish I can borrow him 3k. Thank God for my friend that has met him and told me my man looks like a user and that I should be careful.

Painful thing is he doesn't care about me neither does he ask about my welfare, he wants me to cook for him always because he enjoys my meals and has even asked me to cook and bring to his house when he has a mom that's cooks for him always.

I think he is taken advantage of the fact that I am a nice person, I have made efforts to call off the relationship several times because it got to a point i was now the only one doing all the calling and communicating, he keeps saying he is sorry.

I am tired.


ermmm sweery...pliss ignore thoise homebase nigeria people, they aint gots moiney.....did i mention I drive £28,000(cash) Range rover spot And am from Pekam London...and a plaYA plus ladies man!!! wink
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 9:35pm On May 04, 2016
MrCork:



kaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....seee nyansh??................sweeeeery i tink I love u!! cheesy

Lol Mr.Cork but am not lightskinned na.
Re: ......... by MrCork: 9:43pm On May 04, 2016
Enahi:


Lol Mr.Cork but am not lightskinned na.


..kaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...you have nyansh.....so u get automatttic .....

[size=20pt] ...PASS MARK!!!!!!!!!!!!![/size] cheesy
Re: ......... by omorttee4u(m): 9:04am On May 05, 2016
From how I can observe you closely, you just looking for relationship. Rather than focus on friends. That's where you got know each other better. Is very insane , you met someone within 2 months, you do all that for him, cooking, assisting him. And you don't get to see if he's serious about you.

More so, you are equally set criteria for yourself, by dating a guy that has car, I tell you, most of the guy with car are broke niggaz, except one that works big terms.

I will advice you, to be open enough to keep friend first first and not just jump to relationship. Best of luck!
Re: ......... by Nobody: 9:58am On May 05, 2016
Enahi:


He told me he is working but I doubt him, he is looking for money to also start business. He is not from a poor home but I think his family has decided not to help him because of the bad things he has done in the past.

And another thing I noticed about him is that he brags a lot about his family connection and people he has met in life, I have told him on countless occasions that he has inferiority complex and that he needs to work on it.

He is always talking shit abt people he knows and yet his life seems to be in shambles,[b] I am trying to make him a better person [/b]but he is not ready to work on himself.

Sometimes when we tell people the things they need to work on those are actually the things we need to work on. Consider that this guy may be your mirror and you are seeing aspects of yourself you need to work on.

If you feel he needs to be this or that before you can accept him you need to ask yourself why are you with him? All the energy you've been investing in him to become a better man why not invest it in getting a guy who is already good enough for you this particular guy may not be in that space where he can be the type of man you want to be with and you don't have any super powers to fix him or make him become better as you think he should be but you can begin to make better relationship decisions.

You have so much doubts about this guy why not just step back and take care of yourself.

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Re: ......... by yinkeys(m): 10:27am On May 22, 2016
@Enahi hi smiley
There are still good peeps in Nigeria that won't use you, especially if your basis of dating is not solely on ATTRACTION
Re: ......... by Nobody: 10:34am On May 22, 2016
Strahovski1:
Dear come over here In India we have lots of men who are responsible and take care of you.

And they have light skin

What light skin got to do with it? undecided
Re: ......... by Enahi(f): 10:35am On May 22, 2016
yinkeys:
@Enahi hi smiley

Hi

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