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Absolutely no. It's only those who thinks sex can't exist without love when it actually can. And those who assume all fvcks must lead or be connected to a relationship. Sex is a feeling that can exist autonomously without any emotion attached. One can just have a good shagging without any form of attachment to the person. |
Speechless3:Respect is earned not a privilege. Everyone deserves to be respected regardless of their age and status and if an elder doesn't accord himself respect he/she gets none. |
Has any woman ever confessed to her that the reason they're still in an abusive relationship is coz of good sex or she's just yarning dust? ![]() |
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falconey:Hehe true but I gotta be sure so the banks don't rape me off. Technology can fail and the earlier I ring my bank to make complaints and demand for reimbursement (if any) the better. The government fvcks me everyday, won't let the banks do same. ![]() |
Many of them doesn't seem to be connected to women though. That number 5 can't be true. I always count my money after every ATM withdrawals and I don't have trust issues. ![]() |
Deejavuu:Lol. I like them "obstacles" wella. So? ![]() |
Deejavuu, is 1500 not going to be enough to cook ogbono soup for us? ![]() |
falconey:True. ![]() |
doveda:It could be upbringing but I think the economic climate in the UK doesn't encourage such behaviour as those 100 or 200 naira will amount to nothing but that also doesn't mean if you send a kid to the market with £50 they won't buy crisps or some chocolates out of the money. Just that it's more prevalent in Nigeria. And I don't see anything wrong with it really. One can't just go to the market without buying something for themselves, there will always be the urge to eat one or two stuff. And for those who don't want to eat anything they might prefer to use the money to top up their phones. Which isn't bad either. |
onila:Choi. Onila to correct my English. I'm dead die. That's a comic pidgin miss, not English. ![]() |
doveda:Look this isn't Britain but Naija, carry your wahala stay that place. ![]() I'm a full blooded Nigerian and know how it goes down, not like you wey be Naija for mouth. It's common to go to the market with a market list of 3k for instance and end up spending 2.8 or 2.9k with the change going for personal use. I agree she could have asked for a separate money if she had such intention but that's the general mindset. ![]() |
Yes o, Onila told them. ![]() |
Too big and shapeless. Not appealing. |
But try deny a girl sex at that stage and watch her loathe you for life. They always ditch out what they can't swallow. ![]() |
BumBae:Okay but £20 is about 8K now going by the present exchange and I don't think that it might be enough to prepare ogbono soup here. I can break it down and you'd see it can't. |
BumBae:Lol. Oyibo mentality thinking everyone is working or has to work. Na Naija we dey talk about here. ![]() How much do you budget to prepare ogbono soup in the UK? ![]() |
MoNickk:Yes true but I was just saying that we all have one way or the other used small change left from market money to buy somethings for ourselves. It might not be recharge card and could be something else. Just used that as an example. |
MoNickk:Local store will also have meat? Well, if they can have meat and all other spices needed for ogbono soup then they can also have gala/Coke etc and even airtime. So perhaps, the money wasn't enough to top up her phone. |
I think she might have hoped for a bigger amount so she can buy one or two things for herself. You know when you get to the market you might want to buy ihe-ahia like we call it in Igbo. She may want to eat gala and coke or la casera, or just wanted to save a little change from the money. Can anyone here lay claim that they have never gone to the market without buying some personal stuff or save a little money from the money they were given? ![]() |
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Obioraaa:Chai. Wifey materials 100yards. Ikwesili inuru udi ka nwanyi afu. Mana idi sure na ofe okazi ka obu udazi ka ochi welu sie ya bu ofe? ![]() |
Obioraaa:Eziokwu? ![]() |
falconey: ![]() |
Don't know what to say. I was thinking the money is small but on reading comments I have to bury my thoughts. ![]() |
An acquaintance had his wedding at the Abuja marriage registry in Garki 3 and paid just about 10K and there was no extra cost or hidden charges so I don't know what you're on about. And his wife is white too. Don't know about Lagos registry but I'm guessing it can't cost that much and there won't be any such extra expenses you're talking about here. Just go do your thing and forget about what you heard. Most of those stuff are untrue. Many inter-racial marriages takes place in Nigeria daily without the couples being exploited. |
Jobless mofos, what's their business with her attire. So coz she's married with kids she shouldn't dress to suit her life anymore, she shouldn't look appealing anymore coz she's married? Idle idiots. How many times do these ninnies lampoon married men who exposes their body all the time? How many of these social media terrorists have lambast Peter Okoye of P'square brand who goes unclad always? Oh he's a man and should dress in whatever way he likes? Chumps. ![]() |
sickstars:Hian. Wetin dey vex you. We dey quarrel? ![]() |
sickstars:I'm guiltless. Don't even know what cheating is. ![]() |
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Even for 50K I won't read that crap. ![]() |
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And if the money is not enough, you are to use your personal money for the mean time.
u want u to have the best 


