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1st, the sings should have been there before you caught them. 2nd, it is better to struggle to move on than to try an make then work, because it will happen again. Take the ring and RUN!!!!! |
Thanks for your comments. I appreciate them ![]() |
[color=#550000][/color]I’m friend’s wit Ibo man. We are both single; I have a son and he wants child but I can’t have any more. He says he’s loves me cos I make him happy but the obstacle will always raise its head out. (child) Is it better for us to be friends with benefits until he finds what he’s looking for? |
Welcome "poster" look forward to reading many of your post. ![]() |
I struggled to read but enjoyed them. Just this morning I slept through the rain. In America . Nice! |
@poster. This is something you should take up wit you hubby . Is he not the one who has chosen to go outside the house and play or prey? I suggest you make he him aware of the rules of the marriage. takes two to tango . Best of luck to ya. |
DaRapture:J^^^ got cha! ![]() just saying ![]() |
PAGAN 9JA:I’m an AA however; I’m not mixed breed but I am proud of my black heritage. There’s always a discussion as to why AA’s are on this board. Many of your men are migrating from Nigeria to America, sending money (back home) to help the poor as you so stated. Marring our women just to receive papers to stay in the country and someday bring you here. Your men, who come to this country, lie and cheat their way into this modern society and, system but yet you have nerve to demean us. You benefit from what he sends home in one way or another. It is only fair that AA’s learn as much as we can in any way we can about your culture and traditions. I can’t speak for the other AA’s on this board, but I have learned a lot just reading the post. I see some of you think you are the greatest gift that God has created. We were all created in his image. In lieu of allowing yourself to be better, maybe you need to lift 1 another up no matter where we are from. My people perish from a lack of knowledge. Hosea 4:6 |
Love is patient; love is kind and is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account a wrong suffered, does not rejoice in unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7,13 |
Its only been 6 months, do you really love her or is it just a lust attached with your emotion. It's a game she's playin wit you. [b]Love is patient; love is kind and is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account a wrong suffered, does not rejoice in unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails If this is your love, then you should have no problem coming up wit something. |
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brooklyn99:I think we as people have our own oder, it's call DNA. You can take the same perfume and spray it on two of three people and get two or three different smells. I have a friend from Nigeria and he takes a bath up to three times a day. I know he wakes his kids up before school for a bath, when they come from school and once they get ready for bed. I only take a bath once a day and thats in the morning before I go to work. If I need to freshenup later in the day I will. |
Now days it’s impossible to meet someone who doesn’t have a child. Most men (generally speaking) that are raised by a single mother will look for hidden characteristics in that woman he seeks. |
Mynd_44:im not blaming anybody. If he used me thats something he used to doing back home. You see it so well it happens to you. LMFHO!! |
^^^so am i boo boo((*_*) R U Nigerian man. Does the shoe fit |
Mrs, Chima:Cuz y'all talk about how they know to treat a women and then they turn opposite. They leave seeking better and leaving yu back at home. Why not ask you, you would know, right. Dont get mad at us cuz if the table were turned what you gon do ? Ask around the village. im not here to cause trouble nor call names. |
[color=#990000][/color] @ Mynd_44 For you to assume that I was dumped (twice) is making a A$$ out of you. @ Shy-One For you, that’s none of your business why it was mine bout the money. I’ll give you his name and maybe you can hook up with him and buy one of his cars. @ SAFO I never said “I have Indian in my blood. I'm that negro as you so state. (nigger like Jay-Z would say) I'll post a picture soon. |
Mynd_44:for what asking a question. Shy-One:Clearly ya'll are misunderstanding my post. Non of these men have lived with me, my stnadards of myself are quite high actually. I just ask the question based on experience. I own my own home, I have paid off my car I drive, my son is in college. The only thing I wait on is my pay check for the work I do at my co. You don't know its wrong until you've gotten into it. The next Nigerian man approach me, and he will, i will tell him to flee. |
sexkillz:[b][/b]Your opinion of me is a non factor. Find someone who really cares and hate on them. ] |
sexkillz: |
tpia@:Tpia, I am an African American, born and raised in USA. English is my second language. Not sure what you mean by "standard english" My english is not broken English. I've been told by a Nigerian that my english was not right but he understood when I told him to "hit the road" Mynd_44:I'm not sure I want to do that just yet. In time. |
Mrs, Chima:But I can't help who I attract and I know its up to me to screen them and yet, that takes time. These guys were on their best behavior no doubt. |
edydeyemi:Because one bad apple spoils it for the whole bunch. |
[color=#770077]I've been in two previous relationships with Nigerian men. ![]() The first one dated for 2 years and then when he went home for a month, he came back with a wife When he and the wife are having problems, who is he calling, it's not ghost busters He says I'm the only that can calm him down. ![]() The second one dated for a year and never meet the family. Always bought cars from US auction and sent them back to Nigeria to sell but never saw any sign of money that he made. Not even a flower. He kept saying the cars havent' sold yet. (i'm not crazy) He says "he''ll never never raise his kids the "American" way. How could he take the kids from the mother and raise them by himself in the US I read a lot post on here that Nigerian men knows how to treat their women like Queens. One bad apple spoils the whole bunch. Why come to the the US seek the black women and feel like you have to be false to them. That's not how acheiving the American Dream goes. |
Sweeeery Zila. you get your hair done but is it yours? when waz the last time u saw a black woman with real hair? they dont exist (No ooffence)None taken Yes, it's mine with a little extra lol I like looking a certian way. I'm in a professional business so I want to look the part. Being natural is a preference. There is nothing wrong with spending time making myself look good to your tast. Don't compare what white women do because black is where its at. If the table were turned would you say "black women" don't do it. You really don't know. White women has been trying to mimic what black women has been doing for the longest. [/list]taning [/list]braids [/list]our men [/list]getting butt injections |
Mr, Cork:White women, spend more money on botox and lipo thank black women. Black women age gracefully so why not enhanced the look as long as you can. I get my hair done every two weeks becaue I care what I look like. I don' really care what the next person thinks becaue what I think out weigh what that person thinks anyway. Lets just say self-respect. Ask Aretha Franklin. ![]() |
Nigerian men don't go on family outings with their ex-wife and be smiling(divorces here are craziy).It's true! he's been on several outings with his (ex-wify) I'm sure he don't have the money to divorce her here in the states so they live apart. I've read all your responses and my mind was made up when i posted, I'm moving on. Like I said I'm not a spring chicken. I'm am actually 14 years his senior. I wasn't born yesterday. I've been in love before and know what to expect when love comes calling. Somehow that's all I attract is Nigerian men. Some I give a chance and others I don't. Thanks for the advice!!!!! ![]() |
[i][/i][size=8pt][/size][color=#000099][/color] [font=Lucida Sans Unicode]I am an African American who have been dating a guy from Benin Nigeria for a little over a year now. I have a son who is 20 years and he has small ones 4 & 5 yrs. Just 3 months into the relationship he said he was in LOVE with me He and his wife are divorced (so he say) and he has the children along with his mom living with him. If we are both single adults parents, why am I not able to meet the family. We both are Christians but attend church in seperate places. I've invited him to my church several times and it's always excuces. I've ask to come to his church and more excuses. I'm big on communication no matter what the topic is. Several times such as Father's day, he said he was just going to church and back home. Well, later in the week I went on facebook and found pictures of he and the family, the wife and children enjoying themselves as if they were a happy family. OOO, did i say I found the wify on facebook. They are not friends but she post pictures of the family and he post pictures of just he and the children. Dont' get me wrong, I would have had no problem had he said they were going to spend some time with the children because of that day. There's no trust for the one who says first "i'm in love with you" I'm really ready to move on but yet I give him another chance, Is this typical for Nigerian men, want to have their cake and eat it too? OR are they that proud to tell the family they are in love with a non-nigerian women? Thanks for the ear ![]() |
[/list][table][/table]Just got a message on my BBM that she was involved I̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ a plane crash, I hope it's not true. |
I don't want my man to be controlling. My personallity won't allow being controlled. the partnership is 50/50 and would expect him to be the head as God is the leader of him. I've noticed most African Men are that way, I'm guessing becaues of the culture? Can someone explain. |
WOW, this topic is distribing to me. I am in a relationship with a Nigerian man now who's been in the states for over ten years. I couldn't imagine him doing something like that. We've beein dating for about 3 months now so there's not much I am aware of just yet. [color=#000099][/color] |


WHOA, slow down, you give that Fool too much acknowledgement, he's here for our entertainment, just laugh and pass. 


? Ask around the village. 