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[quote author=Berlynn post=49605740][/quote]Dnt get me wrong girl, whateva ure thinking is what it is but pls dnt get me wrong.

[b]Reading from the comments from folks in this threads makes me feel like i am an outsider, i am an alien and i dnt belong to this world.
Love do not go hand in hand with sex, when you make mention of LOVE, please do not mention sex with it for it ridicules Love as a concept.
LUST and infatuation are what goes around with sex and not LOVE.
Love is giving all, without asking, the minds and mental cords of the 25th generation human have being corrupt that they now see sex as a necessity.
I can love my girl without sex but i cannot lust after my girl without asking for sex.
Most relationships today are founded on the basics of lust and infatuation, that is mistakenly for Love.
You want him or her because she or he is beautiful, handsome, intelligent, fair, black is not love.
Love is not knowing why you like someone, tha feeling its just there and this general misundastanding is what has caused problems in relationships all around the world.
If you love someone, then you will respect and continue to love that person even without sex.[/b]

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[b]you named yourself African apple, yet you hate cooking.
Now tell me, whats African about you?
Is it your skin or your blood?
Let me tell you all the truth, "cooking" is what defines a lady, its in our culture, as an African woman, it is your right to embrace your culture, and cooking is part of it.
We have eguisi soup, banga soup, vegetable soup, jollof rice.
meals like this are what makes you to be a unique African woman.
It is very compulsory to know how to cook.
oh!! that sweet feelings your hubby gets when he tasted your meals is way different from the feelings he got when he ate at an eatery.
And by the way, if our mothers were so lazy in the olden days when there were no restaurants, those days when they had to take their time to cook for our fore fathers, if they were lazy then, im not sure we will be here today, because those meals they cooked as a responsible family women, wanting to take care of their families, are reasons why our dads grew up to be very strong, to study and work, and that is why we are here today.
you will be doing yourself and the future family of your daughters, if you install the cooking culture as a responsibility to them at a young age, but it begins with you.[/b]

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