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rawpadgin:
from ur dp u are the girl in question whilst the dude is the yet to be employed graduate

Neva be too quick to judge

Enokelz:
Veronica a.k.a veekelZ

Baby booo... U found me....

There is this friend of mine dat is in a dilema, she has been dating a guy she loves for 6yrs nw, his a graduate but hasn't gotten a job yet. Her parents got disturbed cos she had gotten to the age of marriage, therefore they found a rich man who was a young widower with 2 kids to marry her.

She is now confused, is she to keep waiting for her boyfriend to get a job or should she follow her parents advice and marry the rich widower?

Am new here but have some issues that are really bothering me. Often I hear guys say "that girl is cheap!" But the question that often comes to mind is, is it actually their fault?! Most attimes they are victims of unfaithfulness. A girl falls in love at the age of 16 or 17 with a guy who promises her the whole world but ends up being dumped at the end of a year's relationship with no tangible reason after being disvirgined by the guy. Some ladies feel all hope is lost, most ladies feel worthless and feel they have nothing to loose once disvirgined so they turn out to be 'free givers' (as I call them). But to others they find it hard to fall in love with any other guy, they may even decide not to date and even if they do they give just 20% of love n 10% of emotion whereby the guy later leaves her for not being attached to the relationship. As a matter of fact some even become lesbians due to such circumstances. So do u still think its d ladies fault?! Ma dear nairalanders learn to treat everyone in thesame manner you'ld want to be treated: think before you act!

Mine is kinda rare... July 4th

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