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YourMain:Men are emotive too but yea not as much as women. I think you guys should try to balance your emotions with verity. Some standard and promises are unrealistic so even when a guy makes them common sense should tell they're fictitious. |
YourMain:I can stand that and would gladly so. I don't know if I'm just being prejudicial but from the one virgin experience I had I can't be bothered anymore. She weeped profusely and made me to pledge unrealistic vows and that moment ruined everything we had as all my action was perceived to be heartless coz I've had my way. And the constant reminder of how someone gave me their pride and 'womanhood' scares the hell out that me. Perhaps others have had better experience but mine isn't some ketchup in a drumstick. |
I don't think I can date a virgin. Not because of anything but can't stand the sight of 'that' blood. And a lot of them think you should be indebted to them once you popped the cherry first. Whatever action you embark is believed to be coz you've had your way so you're 'misbehaving'. Even when the action is rational. |
DeeTus:No worries, mate. We disagree to agree. The point I was making is so people don't get too comfortable in their lives and stuck in the euphoria that by wishing or 'claiming' good things for themselves they become an actuality. We have to embrace reality. Cheers. |
mamagee3:Grow up and borrow sense since you can't naturally afford one and stop constituting nuisance on this board. |
Poor neighbours, I feel for them and wonder how they cope living close with a psychedelic idíot. They don't want you to infect them with your insanity. You are lucky we are in 2015, if it were in 1940, people like you would have been confined to a sanatorium to prevent you from reproducing your kind with goldfish brains that can barely remember what happened 30 seconds ago and constitute a perpetual drawback and burden on the Black race. |
She prolly is sex starved and need some breathtaking shagging. ![]() |
Kachisbarbie:Amaro kwa'm o. ![]() |
peterbam:Pal, critical thinking and logical arrangment of thoughts is intricate, it's no goatmeat pepper soup where the meat stares you in the face... Thinking is simply not for everyone, you should be banned from thinking. |
DeeTus:With the embolden, I got piqued to view your profile and it confirmed my curiosity that you live in the West. The average Nigerian inhabitant barely think towards that direction nor have such mindset. I've to say that you've a good head on your shoulder. Respect! |
What's the chump saying? You see I usually insist that some people must be banned from thinking, the OP qualify and should be a laboratory tool. Anu mpama. ![]() |
DeeTus:It seems like you just came across the word naive but too bad I'm not here to school you of what it entails. Success comprises and subsume more than just verbal/communicative representation. It's not something you just say but characterise by resilience, determination and rigorous hardwork. If you think you can just echo that this coming new year I will make it, become a billionaire and own posh homes without designing a framework on how to actualise it while working tirelessly then you must be living in a cuckoo land. |
Here we go again, the popular rhetoric has resurface. The new year resolution delirium. Each new year, we claim good things for ourselves as if that is all that is required to own or achieve the things claimed. We resolve to do a thousand and one thing, but sadly, it often ends as a cultural or traditional habit. Nothing gets done eventually. If it is not new year resolutions, it is these common writings, '2016, my year of excellence', 'this is my year of glory', 'my year of miracles' and other inanity. One need not wait till a new year to implement a necessary change, to uproot a bad habit, to cultivate a good one. In as much as it is preferable to plant during the rainy season, one can plant anytime if he is determined to water the plant. A stitch in time saves nine. |
Nicely written and deeply thought out I must say. Too deep for any discountenance. Respect to whoever authored this. |
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phunbyt:Exactly. The last point is nonsense. |
kramfonos:What the society doesn't want to come to terms with is that although some ladies aren't conventional prostitute they have a prostituting mentality. It's evident from the way some of them reason even as their action when in relationship is homogenous to that of prostitution. What do we call a girl in a 'normal' affair who dismisses sexual advances on grounds that her financial needs must first be met? The one who insist you must give her the money she asked before tumbling beneath the sheets with you if I'm to borrow your terms? |
klassiquette:Na today we begin here end time ni o. There's no such thing as end time. The world never ends, it's ad infinitum, it only ends when one dies. |
Genea:Eyah, I'll teach you Igbo, inugo nne oma. Let me know when lessons should commence. ![]() |
This is hilarious. If I were you I will give her the money and not have sex with her right away. Sex is a fluidity exercise and shouldn't be something to bait on. It's more pleasurable when both parties indulge voluntarily not through coercion or manipulation. I only said this is what I'd do if I were you and you or no one have to agree. But on your case, since you have the money and there's an agreement please fulfill your part if she does hers. Don't renege on your terms of agreement. Dazzol. |
Genea:I was beginning to think so. You aren't Igbo right? |
Genea:Ya kasie gi agwa ugo nwa. Okwa I bu onye Igbo? ![]() |
cyril700:
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Genea:Ezigbote mbanu. Olisa ama nkwe ka wedding anyi di otu afu. Anyi zuru esu ga eme, kulu chim-chim. Wedding nka afu bu ife ocho. We would have something breathtaking. ![]() |
If you have the resources to spare why not? People travel from one continent to another just to be with their lovers. And it would also afford you the experience of life in Kenya. So I say go for it if you can. |
politricks:Good question. The cost of wedding plays no rule in determining the success of the marriage. No mind those 'eye pleasers' wey go spend their life savings and even borrow just to impress their 'amebo' guests. |
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emusmith:Wetin be her kwanta nau? Her papa dey mould intellectual fine bobo like you? E fit be initial gragra sha, just no mellow down. Delta boys no dey carry last o. ![]() |
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emusmith:Just one? ![]() |
naijaboiy:There's nothing to do, we're just stuck in it. You care a bit much you might be taken for granted or be misconstrue for not having other option, you get withdrawn you don't love nor care. What's the way forward then ![]() |
Oliviaarims:But why do you lots like acting up and so dramatic? Do guys have to persuade and inveigle ladies all the time even when it's obvious they don't mean what they say? ![]() |
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You're very intelligent.





