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onyinye2:Very slight?? Aside from the main fact that we have the same name, I see a lot of similarities. |
I won't advice her to do that. Stay away from him. |
onyinye2:Just tell me that you had me in mind as you wrote it and I promise I won't tell anyone. Crosses fingers |
onyinye2:Ok. . . I'm just saying, it's funny because I perfectly fit the description of Nnamdi. We both cook, we both look good etc. Still coincidence?? Confess now ![]() |
I guess you can. |
onyinye2:Yeah it was good. As to it was just coincidence . . . right. ibkaye: I'm serious though |
LadyT:LOL!! @Onyinye, I loved your story. It is quite realistic. But like the nurse, I hate to tell you this but you didn't do what the topic said, you were supposed to be the over possessive lover not someone else. Funny story though, you may not know this but my Igbo name is Nnamdi. . . or maybe you did. |
I thought we had settled this? Ladies, please take money with you especially if it is your first date because you'll be required to pay for the meal also. |
LadyT:LOL That's the funniest line ever. tope2000:LMAO I don't know how to tell you this. . . tope2000:It was the devil <---- dumbest line ever, lol |
tope2000:LOL I'm just saying because some have tried and were paralyzed for hours. |
tope2000:LMAO!! Oh I forgot get a wheelchair too. |
onyinye2:Thank you. tope2000:Come see me and I'll make that and more happen. |
For some reason I can understand why sistawoman thinks that's the case. In some Nigerian movies, the rich man always has a mistress. After he's bought her a raggedy car and taken her to a random restaurant, she becomes pregnant and the rich man either tells his wife that he's been cheating on her since the day they got married or the wife finds out because the mistress would be sending hella letters (like there isn't email) or calling the house. Anyway, she forgives the rich man that same night and nothing happens. Of course in the end, the mistress is found out to be their long lost daughter. Still that isn't enough reason to generalize. |
LOL!! LadyT, I admit, this was pretty difficult. |
Scenario 9 - Over-Possessive Spouse/Lover. I felt like I was about to lose it. I had called her 5 times within the past hour and had received no answer. Her mobile phone, her two work phones, and our home phone twice, yet no answer. Even her friends didn’t know where she was. My fingers uncontrollably tapped on my office desk as I dialed her mobile phone again. She knows better than to leave me in the dark about her whereabouts. “Hi, you have reached Nma’s voicemail. I am unavailable right now…” This cannot be happening right now. “Where the hell are you?” I yelled into the mouthpiece, “I have been trying all your numbers and I ain’t gotten through to you. Hell, none of your friends know where you are at. Call me back as soon as you get this damn message.” I slammed the phone and looked at my watch, in an hour’s time I will be off this stupid job and I better not catch her ass in my bed with some other dude because I will rip her head off…if I can’t have all of her then no one can. How I was able to finish my work, I don’t know, nevertheless I raced home and maybe ran a couple of red lights but I didn’t fucking care. I pulled into the driveway, hurriedly turn off the car, pulled out my jacket and walked round to the backdoor. There was an eerie feeling that came upon me as I opened the door. The house looked empty…like it had been robbed but the robber took specific things. Some pictures on the walls were gone, some of the furniture was gone, and all that was left on the glass coffee table in the center of the living room with a letter and our wedding video tape on top. I opened the letter and it read: I gave you everything I could offer, physically, mentally, and emotionally. I loved you so much, I cared for you, I let you have me completely, I never lied to you and I did all I could to be a good wife to you. All I wanted from you was that same love that I gave to you and for you to give me enough space to breathe. Yet, you always threatened to kill me if I did not answer your calls, always hit me when you were angry, and always wanted to know where I was, maybe because you were scared that I would leave. Well congratulations, that day has come. I don’t know why you were dumb enough to think that there wouldn’t be consequences for your actions. Time and time again I begged you to go to rehab and time and time again you promised that you would but I knew better. All the same, I thought that maybe after we got married you’d change but you didn’t. I thought well maybe after I have had your first child you would change but even after two, you didn’t. Are you that insecure that you need to call me at least twenty times in a day? I waited five years for you to change, for you to tell me your fears, for you to admit that though you loved me, you were a flawed man and that you will really go to rehab like you kept promising. I could have forgiven you and stayed, but the pain and suffering was too much to bear. I need you to hurt; I need you to feel, if just a fraction, of the pain you constantly put me through. I need you to suffer like I did these last five years. P.S. If you are reading this letter (and I'm sure you are), you have missed Nkechi’s first grade play, that you promised to her that you will attend, and the one chance to ever have us as one family again. Damn. |
Hannibal:True. There have been so many times we've stood on opposing grounds. Hannibal:False. I can handle many things but cheating just isn't one of them. |
Hannibal:LOL!!! Are you kidding me? I know I would never cheat on her so it's only fair that she never cheats on me. But if she does, I'll send her whoring ass out to the streets so that she can have more customers. |
When she's about to go out and cheat on me, she better take all her stuff with her to the dude's house because she won't find it when she comes back. |
Hell no. What in the world When we were prospering and making mad money, no one remembered that it was "a slave owner" that gave that name to us but now that we are wallowing in poverty, everything, even our name, is to blame. What's next? The land we live on?? Instead of pointing fingers at random things, we should flush the corrupt ones from the leadership positions they are in. As for me, I'm happy with the name Nigeria and it shall continue to be called Nigeria. |
Damn. LOL!!! Where are 'em women who say that they cannot date Nigerian men because they are too fraudulent? They better come read this. A woman almost ripped her own father off. |
LadyT:Thank you very much ma'am. Your murder story was scary and really creative. . . why didn't I think of a sexaholic? Sisikill:Thanks. I saw that I have never had a heroine in any of my stories so I decided to try to input her in this story. I am happy it worked out well and that you like it. KarmaMod:Thank you. About the 7 Eleven, I guess we'll never know . . . same way we'll never know her name LOL!! She's the mystery lady that the reader knows of but doesn't really know. |
Random girl: Does your girlfriend know where you are? I'm tied up . . . I can't say yes or no or I don't have a girlfriend. |
Nice set of pictures |
So who was I paired up with again? |
@poster, LOL!!! Nice. Y'all should try it, it really works. |
I guess it's not working But seriously though, I'm getting there. |
Maybe sex? [size=5pt]Disclaimer: The views, conclusions, findings and opinions of this poster do not necessarily reflect the views of the Nairaland, other Nairalanders or the poster himself.[/size] |
If it's a different woman everyday, please use protection so that you don't receive the gift that never stops giving. If it's the same woman everyday, I don't see anything negative thing that could happen. |
rotimy:LOL!! Naw. . . I'm still getting there. |
HCH3COO:Thank you for politely saying it as opposed to getting mad like he does this all the time. |
True Brit:So what? Goodness what is wrong with some people? @topic, I like the fact that it is a motivational poem. It's one of those poems that come in handy when one is down and out. Nice job making it look neat; four lines in every stanza and each stanza starting with the same word as the first and all stanzas ending with I will survive . . . Also your rhymes were on point, not too much and not absent. I do wish it had more imagery to it though because it looks too simple to me. I'll rate this like a 4 out of 5 stars |
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well. . . actually. . . hmm. . . not really. But now that i read it again, there very [i]slight [/i]similarities.
. I don't know i just was thinking of a good Igbo name that had the right meaning to it so it would fit my story. So i was like "hmmm, Nnamdi. that's a good name" and then i put it in.If it just so happened to be a coincidence. . .

. I sat and thought about but was like "oh hell" let me just put my own spin on it. But i hope you still enjoyed it. Oh be quiet, i can put whatever name i want
