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Sapphire86. She stimulates my intellect. |
A wise man once told me, 'you should never give your partner the opportunity to cheat on you twice'. |
You're my devil, you're my angel. You're my heaven, you're my hell. You're my now, you're my forever. You're my freedom, you're my jail. You're my lies, you're my truth. You're my war, you're my truce. You're my questions you're my proof. You're my stress and you're my masseuse. Dedicated to no one in particular, just thought to leave it here. You're welcome. |
adeboizy11: You be bros adeboizy11: |
*singing*
I use your face as the urinal
Then do the same at your funeral
Piss on your grave, piss on your grave **** Don't mind me, I was only surfing. Please carry on. |
*singing*
I use your face as the urinal
Then do the same at your funeral
Piss on your grave, piss on your grave **** Don't mind me, I was only surfing. Please carry on. |
"No love" |
halfricanadian:You can have sex regularly without cheating, just like you can be celibate and cheat. |
Hahahaha, I've been zoned with that 'bestie' line by 2 different girls...safe to say we don't talk anymore. |
Seems like I see this topic, everywhere I look on nairaland. |
Just go ahead and PM him. You know what they say about winning the lottery... |
The fear that they'll be labelled 'gay'. |
Estharfabian:I agree with the last paragraph of your comment. Wouldn't have said it better. |
The girl must be so good, to be making a grown man shed tears of joy ![]() Seriously, has she discussed this with him? |
Banks: the organizations that steal from the poor and give to the rich. After politicians and religious leaders, banks are the third in the hierarchy of thieves. |
Goke7:Exactly. Fayemi blew the chance. And also, leading up to the election, he should have encouraged a debate to expose Fayose's flaws but he didn't. He chose to play Fayose's style of politics and that cost him in the end. |
Doesn't matter the body type she comes in, as long as I think she's good internally. Co-incidentally, I've only dated 'big' babes. Want that to change though, so I'm not going into a relationship if she isn't slim cause dating 'big' girls is becoming some sort of unwanted label that people tease me with. If I come across a girl that's big and I fall, abeg, I'm wooing her. |
It was never 'Land of Honour'. I don't even know how it became known as that. It is the 'Fountain of knowledge'. To the topic. There's so much that people do not understand about Ekiti politics. The writer is calling on the intelligent ones to save the state, but need I remind him that the people have given the elite the opportunity to write their names in the good books of history, but they've failed the electorate. In 1999, Adeniyi Adebayo, an elitist governor was voted for en mass, but what did the people get? 4 years of nothingness. Fayemi had his chance as well, in fact, the electorate(including Fayose), gave everything to see that he got his stolen mandate from Segun Oni and the PDP. There was so much hope and belief in him, the people risked and laid down their lives, protested daily until their duly elected leader was given his mandate. What became of it? Another 4 years of nothingness. If you study Ekiti politics well, you will understand that there's a distrust between the 'intelligent elite'(what does this even mean?) and the people. The people don't trust these elitists because they've not brought development, they've only just come, seen and looted. This is where Fayose fills the gap for them and that is why he thrives. On the election, I believe PDP had plans to rig if it wasn't going their way, but in the end, they didn't need to, the people voted for Fayose. Ekiti people aren't stupid, if they love you, they show you. They showed Fayemi by helping him claim his mandate from Segun Oni, and I see no reason why they wouldn't have done it again, if they voted for Fayemi in 2014 and found out their votes didn't count. |
Who prophecy don epp? Religious leaders stating the obvious since the beginning of the world. Of course, there will be a solution. There's always a solution because nothing lasts forever. |
100Cents:Op!!! You hear? Look before you leap. |
In Nigeria, it's almost impossible to find one. Don't stop searching though, you never know. |
[quote author=bukatyne post=44464185][/quote]I want some of what you have on your dp...please. I'm salivating. |
Op, are you referring to dwarfs? Cause anyone who's relating with what you have there must be really small. |
Lemme park my bike here and learn for future purpose. |
Persephenee:Haha, come on, sex isn't that demonic, but I understand why you'd feel the way you feel about it now. Your cousin will pull through even though this may be the most difficult period. I'm sure she will be glad she kept the baby when she looks back in future. |
Persephenee:Well, I wish they'd know what they're getting into, and if they can't abstain, I pray they practise safe sex. |
Persephenee:If people took responsibility by getting married, how come I know people who are mates of my parents that have children out of wedlock? There's nothing new under the sun and we all can't think in the same direction. |
Persephenee:Done! |
Op, accepting paternity can be termed as 'taking responsibility'. For the marriage part, you can't blame those who don't want to marry whoever they get pregnant because the circumstances leading up to intercourse may be different(it may have been a one night stand consented to by both parties, among other possibilities). If they were however dating, I think it's only proper they get married. If not, why were they seeing each other in the first place? However, if I get a girl pregnant now, I'd marry her. We can't even get to the level of having sex if we don't have some sort of closeness and to attain such closeness, means there are some things about her I'd like. |
This is beautifully written, enjoyed it to the letter. |
Stupedinluv:Haha, that's a funny way of looking at it. |
Stupedinluv:zeroing it down to what society thinks is just intellectual laziness. Society thought the earth was flat, if someone didn't ask questions and challenge societal teachings, we'd still think the earth is flat. You need to start thinking more for yourself ma'am. Sorry if I came across a little harsh. |
You be bros 