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Of cos, it can work. It's not like you'll be the first couple to be in this kind of situation. It takes a certain kind of understanding though. And making it work doesn't always require anybody to switch faiths, but if you must, that person could always be you. I mean, you're in the same love right? So go ahead, make that sacrifice.

What da

[quote author=Mynd_44]I am suprise that this thread has not been closed[/quote]I'm even more surprised than you are. *the novelty is finally washing off*

6 years later....hmmn. He must be Thomas Crown by now..

[quote author=Rolling.]my girlfriend is in love with a guy in europe who care less about her existence.i have helped her out in so many ways but she stilll contact the guy?i asked her i want to quit the relationship but she keeps begging ne not to leave.i have made up my mind to quit but am i not overacting ? please kindly advice me nlers.[/quote]Yes, you're overactinggg. Be more supportive by continually pampering and taking care of her. Atleast until that other guy is ready to love her and possess her, like the original owner that he is. Kolokuma.

Believe it or not, it happens.

Cog 1, you get time oo. Na everything person de answer?

Yes, it's supposed to hold at a location she chooses, but covering the expenses should be by the both of you actually. But of cos, you own the lion's share. This isn't India where the brides pay the groom price and all, so you better not be looking for escape routes from your responsibilities oo.

Rock rules any day! Like I need to say much. I love the fact that it's lyrically deep and all and I wouldn't always have to listen to anyone sing about waking up to brush their teeth and then eat and then...urgggh. There's a lot more to the genre really buh...relaying it can be as deep as it is in itself.

...and who says that you cannot see your boyfriend/girlfriend unclad, even when you're not sleeping with them?

Poster, it is only natural for women to get drawn to men. But again, women are comfortable and tend to flock with their kind. So you'd do well to note that their kind, also includes men that show gay tendencies and act wimpish. Not that i'm saying you do these but.....i'm just saying.

Backstreet boys abi? Eyaa. Pele.

190: Do family background normally have an impact on one's relationship

discuss. .

Sure they ALWAYS do. But the ways they do are what really differ. Someone borne out of wedlock can develop a strong drive to follow thesame path as well as not.

[quote author=Missy_B]I used to make the mistake of boiling the meat with too much water, that when the meat is done, there's still a lot of broth in the pot, and in order not to make the meat overdone, I turn off the heat with plenty of broth left in the pot and then drain - WRONG.[/quote]Yes Missy, but in a case where the broth is needed to prepare another meal like the jollof rice or even stew, I don't think that it would be too bad a thing to do.

I think this beneath, is what a lot of us really find hard to do;[quote author=Missy_B]Use the correct quantity of ingredients in proportion to your meat.[/quote]....and water, I might add.

Listen to you. Would you tell if it were you? You want to add to his numerous competitors, bah? Anyway you can learn something from his interview (with some newspaper I think) about how he started na. He had it posted on this same general section a while ago.

Abba abi? Eyaa. Ndo.

My baby girl? Of cos the feeling would be motherly.

You were wrong. Your words weren't "subtle' enough as you put it. Yes, you prolly meant to tease her just a bit but you never knew that she could give off that much heat. Serves you right IMO, cos she's not a psychic to know what you mean to pass across before passing it across. She took it the way you put it out.

190: Nigerian girls are at work again

This person is not a Nigerian, Olodo.

Hehehe. Don't I just like this UncleN already...

[quote author=Sisi_Kill]Use the same formula. . .say you buy N3000 meat, put N2000 in the pot of soup. So even if he finishes the meat in the pot before meal time you still have plan B. When it is time to serve the meal. . .you whip out the N1000 and viola. . .everyone has meat and you all live happily ever after. [/quote]Op, do this. I know what it feels like to think that you have everything organised and planned out, only for disruptions to set in, husby or not.

Poster, this is nonsense na. How can you be 23 and not know that you can fall pregnant if you're engaging in intercourse without protection, ehn? Or were you doubting your being fertile? Or thinking that your boyfriend would be in support of an abortion when the time comes, like the stereotypical bad boyfriend would?

I don't even know what to tell you now. Just weigh your options well. Something about children is that, they almost always survive when they eventually come out. God dey.

About your school...na you sabi. Switch to a part-time program, defer for some time or find a way to cope....that's if they don't expel you from school because of this. I know some pregnant gurls still attend classes, buh I don't exactly know what they do or how they go through with it.

"An almost intriguing excerpt from an UNTRUE story".
---The New York Times.

Infact, I am pissed too.

Sense of humour. I've nil tolerance for dryyy people.