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lexy2014:
what are the "a lot of thing" that the floating will stabilise?

the UAE Dirham is 3.67 to a dollar. what are they producing and exporting?

jeromestarks:
You have a good understanding about life.

jeromestarks:
BEWARNED! THIS IS A LONG READ.

I have noticed that at some point in every new relationship or friendship I started, the person must test my love for him/her by making me jealous to see my reaction. Check out the following cases.

Case1:
When I got admission into the uni, I met this great guy that i shared hostel with. We became close friends; sharing food together, doing assignment together, washing together etc. We even went to classes and church programs together. These went on for about 4 months or so.
Suddenly, this guy wokeup one beautiful Saturday and called a guy in the next room to escort him to the launder! I was like "what!"
We use to go washing together. Why call this guy and not me? I didn't say it out. I just wondered and pretended not to care.
Before I knew it, he had started cooking and sharing food with the other guy. Soon, he became best friends with this other guy.
I kept my cool and moved on with my life.
We graduated and everyone went his way. Note, we didn't fight. We do talk once awhile but it wasn't as it were.


Case2:
I went for an interview and I met this guy there. He had a car. We got the job and became close friends.
This guy always drove me home after work. We would talk about politics, women, alcohol, life goals etc.
This went on for about 2 months then suddenly, one evening after work, this guy called another colleague of ours and offered to ride home with him. I wanted to still follow them since I didn't plan on going home alone (I didn't hold transport fare). To my surprise, this my guy said he was not going home directly. That he wanted to see someone first. The other guy hopped in his car and they drove away. They got in his fvcking car and drove away.
Demnn! I thought in my head "today ehhh, you go trek. Who say make you no get your own car?"
I was heading towards the exist when one woman in her 50s offered to drive me home. Lucky for me, she was going to see her son who happened to be my neighbor. Guess what? I got home and met my friend's car parked at his gate.
We met with my friend the next day at work and he seemed to be very observant of me. Trying to see my reaction. I greeted him normal. Smiled and walked into my office.
Since that day, our friendship cracked. I didn't follow him home anymore.
I later learnt, through office gossipers, that he wanted to see my reaction that was why he ditched me that day.

Case3: My girlfriends.
I have dated a handful of women and I can confidently tell you that at some point in our relationship (3-4months later), ALL of them tried to make me jealous.
One girl I dated on campus hugged a guy in my presence and looked at me as she did it. I didn't flinch. Days later, this girl called off the relationship.

Another girl I dated in my neighborhood told me the names of guys crushing on her. She showed me text and chats they sent to her. I didn't flinch. I pretended not to feel threatened. Smiled and said " these guys really like you ooo". The following week, this girl called of the relationship.

The third girl woke up one morning, called me and said "if another man asked me out and he is very cute and has a lot of money, what would you do?"
I replied " nothing! If he's better than me and you chose him, I will be happy for you. I can't compete or fight my fellow man because of a woman"
She literally hissed on the phone. The following month, we broke up.

There was this girl that I dated too. After some months into the relationship, she started to form busy. I would call and call, she wouldn't pick up. She would wait until I called like 5 times before she would pick and say "I'm kinda busy now please"
I stopped calling. Days turned to weeks. Weeks turned to months. And that was it.
After two months, she called me and I replied " who is on the line?" She hug up and that was the end.

Another girl who was my ex. Started showing me green light (Calling to ask how I am doing, asking if I have eaten, texting me , blah bla blah balablue). So I asked her if we can chill at my house. She quickly told me that she has a boyfriend. I said ok no problem. I requested for the guy's number, called him and we talked like friends. I then called her back and told her that the guy is a great guy. He will be perfect for her. I sent the screen grab of my chats with her boyfriend in which I told him to keep her and take good care of her because she's like a sister to me.
The moment she saw the message, she blocked my line.

The latest one was a girl whom after we had been together for over 6 months, started to tell me about a certain guy that was very caring to her and how she had grown to like him a lot. She told me he makes her laugh and calls her all the time. In my mind I was like " this one want me to struggle to impress her. You dey whine?"
One day, she brought up the guy's name as we were talking and I said "Omo, this guy will be perfect for you ooo."
Boom! That was the beginning of the end of our relationship.

Who do you think is the problem. Is it me or them?

nlfpmod

ibechris:
Igbos have been existing in Nigeria before ur Oduduwa came from no where.

There is simply no historical records that claimed yorubas educated igbos...not even one bit. Igbos are more refined,educated and less noisy than yorubas and even richer than yorubas in every aspect of life.

And finally,igbos are the oldest among the four major tribes of Nigeria.

Igbos are 2,550 years older than Yorubas.
Igbos are 2,250 years older than Hausa.
Igbos are 3,140 years older than Fulani.
And 550 years older than Benin.

One of the reasons u may not agree with this,is that we never fought or conquered our neighbours. Because we were not seeking for lands to take over.

It was only migrant tribes like Yoruba,Hausa and fulani that were only fighting because of land.

What I say here is a fact and u can fact check anywhere.

Igbos have been existing 6000years Before Christ. And the oldest tribe in Nigeria are the ijaw people.

ibechris:
We are not a violent tribe...historically,igbos aren't known or identify with violence. U pushed fulanis to Sokoto that means u don't know ur history well enough.

Go and ask how u guys lost Ilorin to fulanis.

Funnily,u can't tell me that u push them down to sokoto and same fulani took the entire kwara state till this day.

Let me say this before I leave u to ur lies,Yorubas are talkative people noisy neighbours and so is ur history...ur history isn't consistent with facts on ground.

How u can claim what u don't know. Same way Oduduwa ur ancestor lied that he originated from Egypt,another say he came from Israel,another one said he came from Mecca in Saudi arabia and the one that still confused historians is that version that says he descended from heaven...sleep over this matter and ask why yourself why u guys have inconsistent history?

123yes:
Definitely not ESN/IPOB members, but rather private gun fabricating factory scattered in the south east that fabricates local gun for hunters. and private security guards.
ESN/IPOB does not use use this kind of Dean guns.

Usmanovic95:
From the write up ,you can see the boyfriend doesn't take the relationship seriously. He is only using her to catch cruise,how are you even sure the boyfriend and the girl didn't collude to play a fast one on this our bros OP.

Muyiddeen:
Hello guys I need your advice I met a girl ask her out so she told me she have a boyfriend but her boyfriend doesn't take the relationship serious reason because he tell lies and womanize alot.... she don't want to continue the relationship with him anymore...

so, I convince her that my own time with her will be different from her boyfriend and she accepted me and we started the relationship the relationship was going well smooth and nice along the line she requested for some money and also she asked me to get her a new phone because the phone was bad so for the sake of love and care I have for her I provided her the money she requested and also provide her a better phone....

recently, she begin to act up somehow whenever I called her on phone telling her that I would like to see her she will say she's busy, she's always busy so I begin to suspect her that was happening so during the weekend she told me that her ex-boyfriend is back again and both of them were together when she was telling me she's busy because she doesn't want her ex to know what is happening that was the reason so she told me was was busy with work....

so she pleaded that we should end the relationship we just started, since we have been dating I have spent money on her and I have also get her a better phone
my question now the phone I bought for her should I collect it back or I should leave the phone with her let her go with it and continue her relationship with her former guy

OneCandleAway:
Imagine if the European monarch was marrying like this, the citizens would have beheaded them.

The money he would have used to help his people with better life is used to taking care of women. Just imagine king Charles should say he wants to marry one more wife, imagine what uk people will do to him

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Gaspardd:
I live in a rural environment working on a project, I have many girls as a friends and I like them a lot.

I feel good whenever they ask me for help and it feels good being able to help with freedom from outcome.

Then there's this guy close to my house...he acts like all this Red pill fücktards, he dresses nice, speaks good English; not that it's a bad thing but shït u re in a typical village, common sense should tell you that u re supposed to dumb down a lil bit.
He's always bragging about him not spending shi shi on a girl and stuff and how he has lands and businesses in some places.

Well long story short.... Monica told me how dude has been trying to get in with his queen's English and how he came to her house kneeling down begging for Love, promising to rent another apartment if I'm d problem. Babe wey this guy dey see for my house ooo.

My point is that most of you guys forming hard guy re just creeps and doesn't have Sense but the hard guy and Red pill bullshit is just to cover up your weakness.

Rahkman:
when you are ready you will tell urself the truth ...name just 2 popular product from osun state,the only thing that state is know for is davido his twerking uncle who is the governor and skull mining

Rahkman:
you go explain tire .....oshogbo backward skyline full Google, continue to dey deceive urself...ur ibadan lagos express no fit hide una skull mining enclave, na the reason why all of una dey claim lagos

Good2go1:
I am no longer hearing Igbo go and develop your place. I wonder what has changed