₦airaland Forum

tpiah:
since when did nigerian men become so hard to get?
Is there something I'm missing here or is the thread sarcasm.


anyway, offtopic:

"Igbibio"
that's a new one. abi na new tribe.





naija males= universal panadol

NIGERIAN MEN ARE NOT HARD TO GET MY COMMENTS ARE ALL RELATIVE I AM SEEKING A SPECIFIC TYPE OF NIGERIAN MAN WITH CHARATERISTICS THAT I FIND ATTRACTIVE YOU AND I BOTH KNOW THAT I SPEAK OF THE IGBO TRIBE AND THEIR LANGUAGE SO PLEASE IF YOU HAVE NO MATURE COMMENTS THEN , THANKS

IN ALL HONESTY YOUR SARCASM IN WEAK PLEASE THE POSTER HAD A SERIOUS QUESTION IT MAY NOT MATTER TO YOU AND THAT IS FINE BUT PLEASE TRY TO BE NICE ABOUT IT IF YOU CAN

na2day?:
didnt i tell u got your back? stop worrying about naija men, the right one will be coming soon

OK prophet

Scooby1:
No it is not a cultural thing, it is more an individual thing. Tayo did u bother to ask these guys why they went off you so quickly?

[b]In all honesty I don't even know what to say because the change is so drastic I wonder if I allow the wrong men into my life. By wrong I mean wrong for me. I tend to leave the situation alone you know? Let it fade away because I am of the opinion I could be wrong but still it is my view that a man should be a man. If he initiates a relationship and for some reason no longer desires the lady he is with he should say so and why so that at least they both can move on in a healthy fashion.
Maybe I am asking too much. But when someone goes from hot to cold point blank so suddenly it makes me wonder and feel rather cheated. One of the Nigerian men of whom I speak was married and I did not know he hid it very well. The others were studying. The strange thing is that the two that were studying just stopped talking to me point blank and then out of the blue one who I had heard from in months tried to talk to me today but I was away from the computer. I am sure he thought I was ignoring him but I was in the shower. I left him an offline msg explaining. Maybe I am too much of am open hearted person and I don't protect myself in the best way. But from my experience with Nigerian men I really don't know what to think because I know good Nigerian men are out there I just don't meet them some how [/b]

rokiatu:
am truly sorry, I know how you feel, sometimes we have to date the jerks to find Mr right.
We do not always get it right in the first shot. This man (whoever he is) is not worth it, consider it a stepping stone, an experience you need before
Mr Right really come along. Do not give up on love. take the bad experiences, and learn from them, and you'll never go wrong.

Now cheer up, nothing but blue sky's are ahead!!!

Thanks I needed to hear that I feel like a fool for falling for the lines. He didn't get my cookie LOL! but still I wasted my time Oh well moving on

Ebonyeyes:
Just have to open your eyes, some just want the papers and will divorce you as soon as they get the papers.

rokiatu:
LMAO that is so freaking true. men (some) are just too scared stiff to face the music and be man enough to cough it up,
it's our job (us women) to be wary of these conniving smooth operators so as not to get ourselves hurt in the game,
but still there are so many orally-skilled men who can simply get away with it.

I hope someone didn't hurt you

rokiatu:
haha is everything okay?

Tee_Jay:
[size=14pt] Addendum[/size]
10.1 Women that cannot cook
10.2. Men who thinks saying I love you to his woman makes him less of a man
10.3. Women with "Acid" tongue