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Terrence99:You wan use laugh kee person ![]() I don look the pictures tire, I no see anybody wey short like standing fan o. I know say you be Fulani, some of una too dey find Igbo and Yoruba people trouble. |
Agabaidu1234 Your Line Manager. I am just picturing you doing this if my Line Manager was your Line Manager ![]() E go for don laugh you tire say, "no be him wan carry bag, na im I carry bag give am well well" Your Line Manager sef no try. If it was your CEO, the person wey get the Company, the first day you carried it, he go appreciate am. But e no go dey call you everytime to come carry the bag because he go understand say you do am because of respect for am the first time. Enter toilet anytime he show or anytime he wan commot. |
ExAngel007:Way to go. Dear ladies any man that can not prove he can take care of your needs will not take of the kids when they arrive o. Don't let these red demon pillers test you up and down with their fake fake tests. Love gives. |
ExAngel007:Way to go. Dear ladies any man that can not prove he can take care of your needs will not take of the kids when they arrive o. Don't let these red demon pillers test you up and down. Love gives. |
HonNL:Why by hanging? Aren't there other humane ways to administer this justice? |
compton11:Yes my bro. Na yarn we dey na. |
Edipet:E ya, Sorry ehn. E be like say you watch the video? |
compton11:Lol, he came out to contest. Not to ask for the post of a Governor on a platter of gold. |
PussyKing:I read what Deborah said. That wasn't blasphemy. They deliberately twisted the truth. The WhatsApp group was created for assignment. But people were posting non-academic related stuff which may have included religious posts, adverts for goods and other non-academic related stuff. You know as WhatsApp group dey be naa. When she said "posting nonsense" she was making a general statement of all the non-academic stuff and not particularly speaking against Islam. Only the Islamic group chose to twist her words to suit their devilish intent. I am so sure they set her up with that WhatsApp group. Any thing she could have said to moderate the group would have been misconstrued by these extremist, no matter how innocent the words were. They meant to deal with her. |
compton11:Because of him skin colour? |
aribisala0:Na only your mouth dey sharp now.. |
Blue3k:You talk now, if person face you now... |
aribisala0:If person face you now... |
Teddy96:Bro, nothing do you o. You na better person. |
Blue3k:And you had to insult first? You cannot educate without insulting? And I be done modify my post based on your earlier post o. |
compton11:You no get my point. 1) Nigerians contest public office elections abroad and sometimes win. 2) if our women go abroad e.g America to give birth, thus giving their babies American citizenship automatically, then this guy by birth is a Nigerian citizen and shouldn't be applying again for it. This also makes him eligible to vote and be voted for as a Nigerian citizen in Nigerian for any public office. Using his colour to deny him is right would be criminal. **Someone posted that in the Constitution, either one of his parent or grandparents must be a Nigeria to be a citizen by birth. |
compton11:Public office, Mayor But I just read were someone quoted him saying he applied for Nigerian citizenship but was not qualified. He is a citizen by birth already abi? If this is not the case, then why do our women travel to America to get born pikin so that them go be American citizen? Someone explain please. |
Teddy96:Which one be "partially?" ![]() If you say you be full blooded red demon piller, then your initiation is questionable and you need to be punished for putting one leg here and one leg there ![]() No red demon piller fit talk to woman like that! |
Gimba7:Yes it is. He was born in Nigeria, he is a citizen of Nigeria. He's got dual citizenship; Dutch and Naija. Nigerians also win elections overseas. |
Teddy96:You give NL woman advice, she take am edit her write up? Na man you be. If na those red demon pillers, them for don insult her and her womanliness tire!
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GOD Almighty gives HIS life to babies. HE says you can't take people's life on a whim! |
GreyLaw:JESUS CHRIST has paid the price of debt in full. Alleluia. (Do you pay a conductor again after someone has paid for you? Answer is, "No" .Thank YOU JESUS. |
DaInferno:Makes perfect sense with the whole depopulation agenda. |
JoyousFurnitire:That Number 2 must be the REAL hell. Imagine be trapped for ever in a strange body after the euphoria wears off. You want out but can't get out. Hm, thank GOD o.
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Yadid:Like seriously. Media just dey hype to entice fickle minds to their destruction. Suicide rate and regret is directly proportional with them. You know some of the victims are lucky to get a very good support system when their regret starts and they are able to detransition as an option. Some others are not so lucky and when the regret gets the better of them, suicide seems to be the next option for them. Media is not giving attention to the regrets and depression that follows afterwards but only to the fake glamour and initial euphoria they feel. It's all deception to catch the gullible; those who never ever seem satisfied with their freely given gifts from GOD. And it is about the money too for the Docs like oz4real83 already mentioned. |
fikayormi:E don remove him manhood? |
These Red Demon Pillers are people with a sensitivity raised to almost infinity and rather than embrace their sensitivity, try to mask it. A ), will lash out at you with the "Simp" word without provocation so that you don't ever get the chance to even think about using that word on him!They have really fragile egos, which is not bad in itself but they simply refuse harness its power to become better at being themselves. You know say when you know say you dey very sensitive, e just get some kain girls wey you no fit roll with, some kain people wey you no fit roll with. You go just dey self aware and make better decisions with your life. But na lie o, these Red Demon Pillers mistake rudeness and stubborn-head and brutish and animalistic behaviours for manliness and some in the process deny their true self. |
This is about sentiments. It is not on you to decide who should or should not live. |
Heyer told CBN News, "It was becoming very clear that the surgery they call sex-change or gender reassignment is not a sex or gender change at all, but a means to living out a masquerade through the destruction of perfectly good sexual organs." https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2019/october/a-tidal-wave-of-transgender-regret-for-hundreds-of-people-they-dont-feel-better-for-it |
In the aftermath of media promotion of the transgender movement, many people now regret choosing a different gender and have begun detransitioning. CBN News has reported on the growing trend of regret among people left in turmoil by their transgender transitions, but now there's a new story that takes it to the next level. Charlie Evans from the United Kingdom was born a female but lived as a male for 10 years, according to Sky News. The 28-year-old then reversed course and detransitioned in 2018 and publicly shared her story about regretting the move to become a man. Jeffrey McCall struggled with homosexuality for years and felt that he was born into the wrong body. McCall started living as a woman and going by the name Scarlet, which led to heavy drinking and soliciting his body. "I thought, I'm going to have the surgeries and transition into a woman and this is what's going to make me happy. And during those years as Scarlet, I was beginning to be very promiscuous, very promiscuous where sometimes it was more than one guy a day. During those years, I also prostituted my body," McCall said. McCall confessed that his life was spiraling downward until God gave him a way out. "I spoke to God, through my crying and weeping, and I said, 'God, I know people live for you, not just go to church on Sunday, not just play a religious game, like something happened and their life was transformed.' And I said, 'Will I ever live for you?' My voice went silent. My thoughts stopped. And I heard God say, 'Yes, you will live for me'," he concluded. He's now living as a Christian, helping others who face similar sexual struggles. |
I started my transgender journey as a 4-year-old boy when my grandmother repeatedly, over several years, cross-dressed me in a full-length purple dress she made especially for me and told me how pretty I was as a girl. Eventually, my parents found out, and my unsupervised visits to Grandma’s house ended. This planted the seed of gender confusion and led to my transitioning at age 42 to transgender female. As a kid, after my parents found out, I thought my secret was safe, but my teenage uncle heard about it and felt I was fair game for taunting and sexual abuse. I wasn’t even 10 years old. If not for the purple dress, I believe I would not have been abused by my uncle. That abuse caused me to not want to be male any longer. Cross-dressing gave me an escape. I lay awake at night, secretly begging God to change me into a girl. In my childlike thinking, if I could only be a girl, then I would be accepted and affirmed by the adults in my life. I would be safe. I lived as “Laura” for eight years, but, as I now know, transitioning doesn’t fix the underlying ailments. Studies show that most people who want to live as the opposite sex have other psychological issues, such as depression or anxiety. In my case, I was diagnosed at age 40 with gender dysphoria and at age 50 with psychological issues due to childhood trauma. Gender dysphoria is about identity, not sexual orientation. I was never homosexual; I was interested in dating girls. In my early 20s and engaged to be married, I confided to my fiancée about my cross-dressing. She figured we could work it out. We got married and had two children. In my work life I was successful, but the girl persona still occupied my thoughts. With weekly travel away from home, I easily indulged in cross-dressing, fueling the desire to be a woman. By the time I was 40, I couldn’t take the pressure of living two separate lives. I felt torn apart, wanting to be a good husband and father, but in severe torment about needing to be a woman. I sought out the top gender specialist at the time, Dr. Paul Walker, who had co-authored the 1979 standards of care for transgender health. He diagnosed me with gender identity disorder (now gender dysphoria) and recommended cross-sex hormones and sex change genital surgery. He told me that the childhood events were not related to my current gender distress, and that sex change was the only solution. I started taking female hormones and scheduled the surgery for April 1983 in Trinidad, Colorado. I was 42. My marriage ended shortly before surgery. I n addition to genital reconfiguration, I had breast implants and other feminizing procedures and changed my birth certificate to Laura Jensen, female. My childhood dream was realized, and my life as a woman began. At first, I was giddy with excitement. It seemed like a fresh start. I could sever ties with my former life as Walt and my painful past. But reality soon hit. My children and former wife were devastated. When I told my employer, my career was over. As Laura, I decided to pursue being a counselor and started courses at the University of California-Santa Cruz in the late 1980s. There, a crack in my carefully crafted female persona opened, and I began to question my transition. The reprieve I experienced through surgery was only temporary. Hidden underneath the makeup and female clothing was the little boy hurt by childhood trauma. I was once again experiencing gender dysphoria, but this time I felt like a male inside a body refashioned to look like a woman. I was living my dream, but still I was deeply suicidal. A gender specialist told me to give it more time. Eight years seemed like an awfully long time to me. Nothing made sense. Why hadn’t the recommended hormones and surgery worked? Why was I still distressed about my gender identity? Why wasn’t I happy being Laura? Why did I have strong desires to be Walt again? Emotionally, I was a mess. But with grit and determination, and the love and support of several families and counselors, I pursued healing on a psychological level. With expert guidance, I dared to revisit the emotional trauma of my youth. It wasn’t easy, but it was the only way to address the underlying conditions driving my gender dysphoria. I was 50 when I had the breast implants removed, but the next few years were spent in confusion and counseling. In 1996, at the age of 55, I was finally free from the desire to live as a woman and changed my legal documents back to Walt, my biologically correct male sex. I still have scars on my chest, reminders of the gender detour that cost me 13 years of my life. I am on a hormone regimen to try to regulate a system that is permanently altered. Regret is real Eventually, I met a wonderful woman who didn’t care about the changes to my body, and we’ve been married for 21 years. Now we help others whose lives have been derailed by sex change. Measured by the human benefit to a hurting population, it’s a priceless way to spend our time. Had I not been misled by media stories of sex change “success” and by medical practitioners who said transitioning was the answer to my problems, I wouldn’t have suffered as I have. Genetics can’t be changed. Feelings, however, can and do change. Underlying issues often drive the desire to escape one’s life into another, and they need to be addressed. You will hear the media say, “Regret is rare.” But they are not reading my inbox, which is full of messages from transgender individuals who want the life and body back that was taken from them by cross-sex hormones, surgery and living under a new identity. After de-transitioning, I know the truth: Hormones and surgery may alter appearances, but nothing changes the immutable fact of your sex. -Walt Heyer https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/voices/2019/02/11/transgender-debate-transitioning-sex-gender-column/1894076002/ |
Tonero5200:You wan kee person?
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