interesting.


The best marriage is not between two romantic people neither is it between two compatible people.


The best marriage is the one between two forgivers.

fake story,

Yes many ladies who own dogs do make out with their dogs but that part where she wrote ''the dog has a very big..'' confirmed that the story is hoax.

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Toks2008:
It is not uncommon to hear stories of guys lamenting their investment in a lady, only to be met with betrayal or abandonment. It raises the question: do these guys expect loyalty in return for their financial contributions?

Firstly, it's essential to acknowledge that relationships are complex webs of emotions, expectations, and individual desires. While financial gestures can certainly strengthen bonds and express care, they should never serve as a bargaining chip for loyalty or devotion.

Furthermore, true emotional maturity entails the ability to give without attaching strings or expectations. If you find yourself giving with the anticipation of reciprocation, it may be a sign that you're not yet ready to navigate the nuances of relationships.

Here's a straightforward piece of advice for guys: If you're not emotionally mature enough to handle the possibility of being let down after showering a lady with gifts, money or any form of sacrifice, it might be wise to rethink your approach. Consider keeping your resources to yourself, or only give what you're comfortable losing.

Remember, the decision to spend on a lady is entirely yours, but it's essential to recognize that no amount of generosity can guarantee a lady's loyalty. Ultimately, she may still choose to move on to someone else.

Stay wise

Lalaaticlala whats your take.

misplaced priority

I Doubt if i will see another generation x on nairaland.

Gadafii:
GEN Z

Very disrespectful generation.

Chloraseptic:
Generation Y but my behavior can be likened to that of silent generation

Reincarnated perhaps.

Nedum001:

Gen Z
Born 1998...10th of May.

Omo, I don dey old small and momey neva dey

I can conveniently be your dad lol!

lalasticlala, mynd44, seun which generation do you belong to?

I am proudly Generation X

Generations are typically categorized based on shared birth years and common life experiences. While there can be variations and overlap, here are some commonly recognized generations:

1. Silent Generation (The Builders): Born roughly between 1928 and 1945, the Silent Generation came of age during a period marked by significant global events like World War II and the Great Depression. They grew up in an era of economic hardship, instilling in them values of frugality, resilience, and a strong work ethic. As they matured, many became known for their traditional values, respect for authority, and commitment to duty.

2. Baby Boomers: Born approximately between 1946 and 1964, Baby Boomers represent a demographic surge following World War II. They grew up during a time of unprecedented prosperity and social change. Boomers witnessed and participated in significant cultural movements such as the civil rights era, the feminist movement, the counterculture of the 1960s, and the rise of television as a dominant cultural force. Their experiences shaped values of individualism, ambition, and social activism.

3. Generation X: Born roughly between 1965 and 1980, Generation X came of age in a period of economic uncertainty and social upheaval. They were the first generation to embrace technology as it rapidly evolved, witnessing the advent of personal computers, the internet, and mobile communication. Growing up in an era of shifting family structures, many Gen Xers value independence, adaptability, and scepticism toward institutions.

4. Millennials (Generation Y): Born approximately between 1981 and 1996, Millennials are characterized by their immersion in digital technology and globalization. They witnessed the rise of the internet, social media, and mobile devices, which profoundly influenced their communication styles and worldview. Millennials value diversity, collaboration, and work-life balance. They are often portrayed as socially conscious and environmentally aware, seeking purpose and fulfilment in their careers and personal lives.

5.Generation Z (Zoomers): Born roughly between 1997 and 2012, Generation Z is the first cohort to grow up entirely in the digital age. They are digital natives who are fluent in technology and social media platforms. Raised in an era of rapid change and global connectivity, Zoomers are known for their entrepreneurial spirit, social activism, and concern for social justice and environmental issues.

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superlanny:
In Nigeria a good number of uninformed ignoramauses will say crypto is a scam, and will hail the govt for banning Binance, in sane climes with sensible people they are making loads of cool money trading and dealing in cryptocurrency.

This country and its people are too backward and archaic in their thinking.

Is seun not part of the ignorant and archaic people no pun intended. How can a forum as sophisticated as this be banning topics on forex trading and cryptocurrency ?

Well its a good thing that the Nigeria govt has regulated cryptocurrency markets.

Blitzking:
Sell before it halves..the best time to buy was sep/Nov last year. Most good alts are already up too..remember seeing solana at 8 dollars. That was the time to buy.

I will rather advise people wait to buy again .NOT TO SELL. Trading against the trend is like swimming against the tide.

iHart:
It is hitting the ponzi level, where people will put in money, do nothing and make more money. The next level will be catastrophic!!!

Many people have no clue of how the trend works. Nothing catastrophic but its all about trend correction and continuation.

Bitcoin will correct itself again but it will keep moving higher after every correction.

Donchieli:
People don hammer


Quick sell b4 e shock u again


Make u see sumtin take buy benz

interesting


If you like yourself just buy it. Believe it or not, it is heading towards 100k to 200k

Go watch all my analysis from 2020


This was my analysis when it was around 19k


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71fHxc2btj4?si=Oa5JMfRQ_7uSLrBs

Omoawoke:


Can pastor Chris swear with his life that since he divorced, he never nak any woman.

Who is pastor Chris fvking? Or is he impotent?
That guy is definitely shagging different girls in secret. And na them dey do abortion pass

Leave that to GOD to judge.

Image123:


Oyaks that his marriage did not work doesn't exactly have justifications to talk much about marriage. BTW, he asked that the person(s) should ask their pastor.

Clearly, no serious christain will have more than one wife or one husband. The clear and perfect will of God is male and female, not male and male, or female and female, or male and females, or males and female, or males and females. Any of these categories that become born again ought to do proper restitution.
Also, clearly, they cannot or should not be workers in church.
Asides the many problems that follow polygamy that your pastor trifled with as merely explaining to many people, what we can agree on is that it has nothing to do with eternal destination. In other words, you're not going to hell for polygamy. But that doesn't justify it or say you should not make amends if in the wrong. Even OT kings and priests were not supposed to practice polygamy, not to mention NT where every believer is supposed to be a king and priest in a sense, asides being deacons and bishops.
i guess your pastor would have taught the Samaritan woman not to leave her 6th husband, but explain to people that it was done before she believed. Like i said earlier, just leave these marriage things to Bible and godly preachers without failed marriages. He can focus on other things.

As long as you have passed through a road before, you have every good reason to give advise based on your experience on that road.

You guys should stop thinking in a shallow manner.

And please go read my write up on this issue and be enlightened.

https://www.nairaland.com/4303658/opinion-dont-deceived-polygamy-not#64403042

This tgread came to mind after seeing this today on front page.

https://www.nairaland.com/8023645/chris-oyakhilome-dont-send-wives

Well i guess its up to lalasticlala or mynd44 to decide if this expose should make it to the front page considering the content regardless of when it was created.

MiddleDimension:
When asked by someone im.South Africa if he should send any of his wives away, because he is now born again, Oyakhilome said no, he should not do that.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SAL-4G_cwY&t=3s

Finally we are hearing the truth from Bold pastors.

I wrote extensively on this polygamy issue but i dont know why the mods did not beam the thread.

Most of my threads are usually very very thought provoking and shouldn't be left unnoticed.

https://www.nairaland.com/4303658/dont-deceived-polygamy-not-sin

Maybe lalasticlala and mynd44 should beam it as a build up to this particular thread.

I guess it will be nice to see what ladies have done.

lalastiiclala, myn44 what do you think?

dkidd:

Money when she still dey collect times 10 from the poor guy till now

LOL!

ItisWell22:
200k to add to his business, following the Covid lockdown.

Wawu!

Are you a Nigerian? Just curious

And did you loan it to him or give him outrightly?

I find it interesting how some people judge a man's worthiness based on his financial status. But shouldn't love transcend material wealth?

So, gentlemen, I'm curious: What's the biggest gift or financial sacrifice you've made for love?

i can nod everyday but cant do intercourse everyday else it becomes boring

dkidd:

Money when she still dey collect times 10 from the poor guy till now

lol

In the intricate dance of love, our commitment is often defined by the sacrifices we're willing to make. Whether grand gestures or subtle acts of kindness, we journey through the realm of affection with open hearts and eager spirits. Yet, amidst this exchange of giving and receiving, there's a question that remains unspoken: What significant gift or financial sacrifice have you offered in the name of love?

In today's discourse, discussions often revolve around a man's role as a provider, with expectations of financial support and material gestures. But shouldn't true feminism advocate for equality in all aspects, including reciprocity in relationships? If we expect to receive, shouldn't we also be willing to give in return?

I find it absolutely ludicrous for a lady to hinge her decision to date a man on the criterion that he must be able to take care of her or place her on a monthly salary in the name of monthly allowance even when some of these ladies do not have any tangible income but then as they say, it is all about preferences.

This reflection prompts me to create this piece and to ask this vital question that delves into the essence of partnership, equality, and the profound depths of devotion.

"Ladies, What is The Biggest Gift Or Financial Sacrifice You've Made For Love?"

Next time whenever you see my analysis, you will take it serious.

https://www.nairaland.com/6566082/btcoin-crash-not-over-yet


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71fHxc2btj4?si=Oa5JMfRQ_7uSLrBs

Audio

Tinubu is so arrogant so much that he is now going back to his vomit after causing avoidable hardship for Nigerians.

You removed subsidy when fuel was still affordable and now you are paying even much more subsidy yet the fuel is not affordable.

You floated naira when the exchange rate was still bearable and now you have reversed the policy and literally begging BDC to sell even at a crazy high price.

So so pathetic. Mr Trial and error

I want you all to save this comment and without sounding pessimistic... This gragra approach will solve nothing as long as you and i can not walk into the bank to get foreign currencies without so much issues, the demand on Black market will continue to be more than supplies and the dollar will zoom up even higher than before.

Demand and supply is the essence of any currency or commodity and as long as demand is always higher than supply, scarcity will always drive prices higher.

seunayantokun:
I've read comments here and can see people don't want to pity the woman. That's right. Someone needs to tell her she didn't roll it properly before sending home that unkind message.

She is not intelligent at all. She is a clout chaser. Imagine someone comparing recession in UK,CANADA,US to Nigeria recession. Is that not foooolishness.

You can use 100pounds to cook two types of soups that will last you for a month and i mean very rich pots of soup...But guess what, That money can be made in one day and in fact that is just about 9 hours wage in the UK.

Now a typical naija man will convert to naira and say life is hard in the UK cos to him, you are using about 200k naira to cook two pots of soup.

Do they earn pounds in Nigeria and how long will it take a naija person to make N200k

RuMiRgO1stSon:
“Things are becoming too expensive,” Nigerian woman laments the increasing cost of living in Canada.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxbXrKIOeig?si=5PWFyG1goVUmgMB3

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C33bnCAruh7/?igsh=YzljYTk1ODg3Zg==

Should i call this illiteracy or what. I also blamed the bloggers who gave this clueless woman exposure but then i guess they are exposing her cluelessness.

What she said was making sense until he mentioned Nigeria.


The cost of living is usually determined by the earning power vs purchasing power.

All those things she listed can be bought with as little as few hours wage so there is no way she could have daftly bring Nigeria into the picture.