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What is the difference between man and God? Will man eventually become God? The bible says we are his heir. What shall we inherit from him? Revelations 3.21 To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne. We shall inherit his throne? We shall sit on his throne. Think about this. |
Uptownerd:Why would a wise and loving Father kill Satan? What is the purpose of life? If he did not want us to be tested and tried, he would never have allowed us to live his presence. How would you overcome? How would you become like him? Revelation 3:21 To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne. |
Righthussle:But Jesus Christ died and more than that, he suffered the pain of all our sins. And after he paid the price in full, he resurrected. Because of him, we also will overcome death. You are uncomfortable with the fact Jesus Christ resurrection? |
DaddyCoool:A few things here, remember, when Jesus Christ came to earth, he left his glory behind. He did not come to earth as God but as a man. Remember this verse? John 17:5 And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was. Compare that to his statement after his resurrection Matt 28.18 And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. |
Tegabadguy:Ahh now I get it. It's going to be alright just keep trying and as for sex, it will come. |
Nnamdipapa:You have anything against getting knowledge and growing in wisdom? If you do then I apologize. |
Tegabadguy:Have you spoken to your doctor? |
Tegabadguy:Oga, I think you have a real problem |
SalamRushdie:Meaningless words. Just stop spreading fake news ok |
SalamRushdie:You guys and fake news |
Tegabadguy:Wow. It is not natural? |
Bendeco02:So when you say something is overrated, its value is much less than its present going rate. If you value sex more than 100k then it may not be overrated as you say. Since you say 100k is too small how about 500k? Or let's go straight to a million naira. You should rate a million naira more than sex, right? |
Tegabadguy:Really? How so? |
Bendeco02:If sex is overrated, are you willing to collect N100,000 and never have sex again? |
Tegabadguy:Just read and you will know. Knowledge is not hidden. |
VikingKing:All you fake online doctors who go about killing people with fake advice. Erectile Dysfunction can be caused by so many things and not the rubbish you wrote. Please educate yourself before misleading others on Nairaland. Erectile Dysfunction (ED), or impotence, refers to the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. Here are the major causes: Physical Causes: Cardiovascular Diseases: Conditions like atherosclerosis (clogged blood vessels), high blood pressure, and heart disease can reduce blood flow to the penis. Diabetes: High blood sugar levels can damage nerves and blood vessels, impacting erectile function. Hormonal Imbalances: Low testosterone levels or other hormonal issues can contribute to ED. Neurological Disorders: Conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, or spinal cord injuries can affect nerve signals to the penis. Obesity: Excess weight can lead to or exacerbate conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular issues, both linked to ED. Tobacco Use: Smoking can damage blood vessels, reducing blood flow to the penis. Alcohol and Drug Use: Excessive use can impair nerve function and blood flow. Surgery or Trauma: Operations on the pelvic area, prostate, or spinal cord, or injuries to these areas, can lead to ED. Medications: Some drugs, particularly those for blood pressure, depression (like SSRIs), and some for prostate conditions, can have ED as a side effect. Psychological Causes: Stress: Chronic stress can impact sexual function by affecting libido or causing performance anxiety. Anxiety and Depression: These conditions can significantly lower sexual desire and affect the ability to achieve an erection. Relationship Issues: Lack of communication, unresolved conflicts, or emotional distance from a partner can lead to ED. Performance Anxiety: Fear of not being able to perform sexually can create a cycle where the anxiety itself causes ED. Guilt or Shame about Sex: Cultural, religious, or personal beliefs that make one feel guilty about sexual activity. Lifestyle Factors: Lack of Exercise: A sedentary lifestyle can contribute to obesity and cardiovascular issues, both of which can lead to ED. Unhealthy Diet: Diets high in fats, sugars, and processed foods can contribute to conditions like obesity and diabetes. Sleep Disorders: Conditions like sleep apnea can disrupt hormone balance and affect sexual function. Other Causes: Aging: While not a cause in itself, age can be associated with other conditions that lead to ED. Prostate Issues: Treatments for prostate cancer, like surgery or radiation, can impact erectile function. Often, ED is a result of a combination of these factors rather than a single cause. Addressing ED might involve treating underlying conditions, lifestyle changes, psychological counseling, or considering medication or other therapies like vacuum erection devices, penile implants, or shockwave therapy. It's important for individuals to consult with healthcare providers for a proper diagnosis and tailored treatment plan. |
Bbb007:Let's educate ourselves a bit before making comments here. It's not healthy to hate or dislike sex. As humans, we are created to love sex. Your sexual organs are rich in nerve endings. You have hormones that secrete and increase sexual pleasure. When you no longer enjoy sex, that's a problem. Here are simple reasons why someone might hate or dislike sex: Bad Experiences: If someone was hurt or abused in the past during sexual experiences, they might fear or hate sex. Mental Health: Feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed can make sex unappealing or stressful. Not liking how you look or feeling bad about yourself can make sex less enjoyable. Physical Pain: If sex hurts because of health problems, like painful conditions, it can make someone avoid it. Medications: Some medicines, like those for depression, can lower your interest in sex. Not Feeling Close or Attracted: If you're not emotionally close or attracted to your partner, sex might not feel good. Beliefs: Growing up with strict religious or cultural views about sex can make you feel guilty or ashamed. Being Asexual: Some people just don't feel sexual attraction, so sex isn't interesting to them. Relationship Problems: If you're fighting with your partner or not communicating well, sex can feel like a chore. Feeling Too Much: For some, the sensations of sex might be too overwhelming, leading to discomfort. Pressure from Society: Feeling like you have to enjoy sex because everyone else does can make you dislike it if it's not what you want. If you feel this way, talking to a therapist, especially one who specializes in sexual issues, can help sort out why you feel this way and what to do about it. |
DaddyCoool:Sex on its own is supposed to be enjoyed. Meaningful sex or not, our brains and nerve endings were built to love and appreciate sex. Our hormones enhance sexual pleasure. Disliking or hating sex can stem from a variety of psychological, physical, and social factors. Here are some common reasons: Past Trauma: Sexual Abuse or Assault: Survivors of sexual trauma might associate sex with negative experiences, pain, or fear, leading to a strong aversion. Psychological Issues: Anxiety, Depression, or Stress: Mental health conditions can significantly impact one's libido or enjoyment of sex, turning what should be pleasurable into a source of distress or disinterest. Low Self-Esteem or Body Image Issues: Feeling unattractive or uncomfortable with one's body can make sexual encounters unappealing or anxiety-inducing. Physical Health or Pain: Pain During Sex: Conditions like vaginismus, endometriosis, or other sources of pain during intercourse can make sex an unpleasant experience. Hormonal Imbalances: Hormonal changes, for instance, during menopause or due to medical conditions, can affect libido. Medication Side Effects: Antidepressants and Other Drugs: Certain medications, particularly SSRIs, are known to decrease sexual desire or function. Lack of Attraction or Connection: Emotional Disconnect: If there's a lack of emotional intimacy or attraction, sex can feel mechanical or unfulfilling. Cultural or Religious Beliefs: Guilt or Shame: Some individuals might have been raised with beliefs that view sex negatively or outside marriage, leading to feelings of guilt or shame about sexual activities. Asexuality: Lack of Sexual Attraction: Some people identify as asexual, meaning they do not experience sexual attraction, which can manifest as disinterest in sex. Relationship Dynamics: Unresolved Conflicts or Poor Communication: Ongoing relationship issues can sour one's desire for intimacy, turning sex into a duty rather than a pleasurable experience. Overstimulation or Sensory Issues: Sensory Overload: For some, sex might be overwhelming due to sensory sensitivities, leading to discomfort or aversion. Societal Pressures: Expectation vs. Reality: The pressure to perform or enjoy sex due to societal norms can lead to disappointment or negative feelings towards it if one's personal experience doesn't match these expectations. Understanding the root of one's dislike for sex often requires introspection or, in some cases, professional help to address underlying issues, whether they are psychological, physical, or relational. Therapy, including sex therapy, can be particularly beneficial in these scenarios. |
Nnamdipapa:Oga, sex was made to be loved and enjoyed. Any man who hates sex needs help. Disliking or hating sex can stem from a variety of psychological, physical, and social factors. Here are some common reasons: Past Trauma: Sexual Abuse or Assault: Survivors of sexual trauma might associate sex with negative experiences, pain, or fear, leading to a strong aversion. Psychological Issues: Anxiety, Depression, or Stress: Mental health conditions can significantly impact one's libido or enjoyment of sex, turning what should be pleasurable into a source of distress or disinterest. Low Self-Esteem or Body Image Issues: Feeling unattractive or uncomfortable with one's body can make sexual encounters unappealing or anxiety-inducing. Physical Health or Pain: Pain During Sex: Conditions like vaginismus, endometriosis, or other sources of pain during intercourse can make sex an unpleasant experience. Hormonal Imbalances: Hormonal changes, for instance, during menopause or due to medical conditions, can affect libido. Medication Side Effects: Antidepressants and Other Drugs: Certain medications, particularly SSRIs, are known to decrease sexual desire or function. Lack of Attraction or Connection: Emotional Disconnect: If there's a lack of emotional intimacy or attraction, sex can feel mechanical or unfulfilling. Cultural or Religious Beliefs: Guilt or Shame: Some individuals might have been raised with beliefs that view sex negatively or outside marriage, leading to feelings of guilt or shame about sexual activities. Asexuality: Lack of Sexual Attraction: Some people identify as asexual, meaning they do not experience sexual attraction, which can manifest as disinterest in sex. Relationship Dynamics: Unresolved Conflicts or Poor Communication: Ongoing relationship issues can sour one's desire for intimacy, turning sex into a duty rather than a pleasurable experience. Overstimulation or Sensory Issues: Sensory Overload: For some, sex might be overwhelming due to sensory sensitivities, leading to discomfort or aversion. Societal Pressures: Expectation vs. Reality: The pressure to perform or enjoy sex due to societal norms can lead to disappointment or negative feelings towards it if one's personal experience doesn't match these expectations. Understanding the root of one's dislike for sex often requires introspection or, in some cases, professional help to address underlying issues, whether they are psychological, physical, or relational. Therapy, including sex therapy, can be particularly beneficial in these scenarios. |
excanny:Well, it's clear you have been a victim of several manipulations. But that's not enough reason to live in fear. Learn from your mistakes that's all |
alezzy13:My point is that it is not unethical but it may not be a smart move. The contractual agreement even protects you as the landlord |
excanny:It depends on what you want at that time. If you meet the girl of your dreams, even if she is your customer, shoot your shot |
excanny:There is nothing wrong with dating a customer. I mean ethically. Your tenant is only a customer. You are selling her a service. I could date someone who buys electronics from me. Ethically, it's ok but financially, that's something else |
nyabinghi:I am happy you see you problem with the killing of civilians. Hope you feel the same when the table is turned around. You guys celebrated Oct 7th like it 2as your birthday but are you laughing now? |
God1000:To you, life began in 2020. I am sure you know nothing about the "Not My President" riots of 2016. The only difference between that and January 6th was the location. Thats all. Rejecting the 2016 election results remains one of the greatest acts of political brilliance in the history of America. |
Nnamdipapa:You told me that you dumped friends and family because they don't agree with your politics and at the same time you are not emotional. The 2 statements are impossible. It takes a very touchy and emotional person to cut off those he loves because they don't agree politically with him. I come from a family where we don't always agree politically but we don't let that affect our love for each other. We are grown men and we can't get touchy anytime someone is on the other side |
Nnamdipapa:All good. But let's just learn to stick to the facts and not our emotion. You lost your friends and family members because you failed to put your emotions in check. It's not the best way to live. But as you said, let's sit back and watch. |
Nnamdipapa:So your single argument here is that the pandemic response team would have save more life's but evidence shows they were incompetent and no evidence to show that they would have saved more lives. In fact if the H1N1 Influenza (Swine Flu) of 2009 was as deadly and as infectious as COVID 19, it would have kill far more people despite the response team so there again Trump was not wrong. I asked for intelligent response not just any link remember. |
Nnamdipapa:I am going to ask you a question and I want you to answer it as intelligently as possible. Outline your facts and sources to show that the actions of trump lead to more COVID deaths. I argue the opposite, it was his actions that led to the fastest and best vaccines in the world. Now outline your intelligent arguments |
Nnamdipapa:I am not a prophet neither are you. I deal with facts and not wishful thinking. I am a very practical man, we don't need emotions in predicting global policies. |
Nnamdipapa:Lol The entire EU GDP is 19.4 trillion dollars that of US is 27.36 trillion. Unemployment is higher in the EU. Poverty is greater in the EU. Please how did you take your measurements, I am really interested? Do you think the EU profited from Biden's policies? My brother, you have so much to learn. Just my thoughts. |
AllenSpencer:Are you listening to yourself? Your very adductor fought and shed their blood for you. Where else has this happened in human history. If you don't feel any sense of gratitude for this then you are not human. This is one of the most touching and less emphasized stories in human history. To you second point I already answered. For decades up till last year, thousands of Asians were by law deprived of their position in university admissions even though they merited it. And much of those positions given to blacks (talk about privilege). What can stunt your growth and development more then depriving you of education. Do you think the Japanese Americans kept in camps during WW2 did not have stunted growth? Please do your research and you will find more answers than these. If your point is that only blacks have suffered racism, you are wrong. If your point is that only blacks were slaves, again you are wrong. Like blacks, Asians can't really point to generational wealth. Most of them came to the US poorer than the blacks. You claim Jews are compensated? No one have been compensated more than black Americans. We both agree that blacks, 14% of the population take 27% of all welfare. That's close to 6 trillion dollars since the welfare program began. Please do you understand what 6 trillion dollars is? That's many time more than the GDP of Africa. Jews were given a barren piece of land called Israel with hostile neighbors while black Americans were given their freedoms and 6 trillion dollars. Talk about compensation. And japanese Americans where never compensated for the wrongs done to them. Again you are doing the same thing here. You claim my stats are wrong when I talk about 9k household debts. Can we both treat each other with some respect here. When ever your disagree with my figure please provide yours. If we can't do this, it's ok we end the discussion. I want to learn from you just as I want to share my knowledge so let's respect ourselves. We can't complain about the white man when 2 black men can't treat each other with respect in a discussion. Please provide your counter stats. |
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