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@ablemaaa

I believe in God, I believe in miracles, I talk about God on this account//Raging fanatic// badly behaved human 🇬🇭🇨🇮 I LOVE PINK💕💕💕

mars Beigetreten Mart 2024
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The Tall Girl🌸
The Tall Girl🌸@the_6ft2_badass·
Happy Fathers Day Yussif❤️ she’s growing up just like you imagined and I know you must be super proud watching her grow
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Poverty Slayer
Poverty Slayer@Kin_goldfather·
The funny thing about father's day be say eno dey concern the fathers sef😂
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namecannotbe..@ablemaaa·
@gr8mxn He took off his shirt and gave it to me because I was cold ( we were in public)
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whether dead or alive, what’s one memorable thing you’d always remember your father for? #HappyFathersDay
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malmesburyman
malmesburyman@malmesburyman·
I never really struggled romantically, girlfriends came easily, and eventually I found myself happily married with a big family somewhat despite my own conscious intentions. Looking back, if I had to say how that happened, more than anything else I would attribute it the fact that I genuinely enjoy the company of women. I find their presence enchanting, their conversation engaging, and their various natural foibles merely amusing. In any mixed social situation, I’d mostly rather chat with the women. Their little thoughts and feelings are actually fascinating to me, especially since they are often so different from my own. Their weaknesses and failings don’t enrage me; in many ways they even augment their charm. If I had any advice for a young man trying to figure out the opposite sex, I would say: learn to have fun with them.
Pat Stedman | Dating & Relationship Coach for Men@Pat_Stedman

I don't know what to tell many of you guys. I never stopped loving women even when I was frustrated. That doesn't mean I took them seriously, but I've always enjoyed them If you can't find this delight when it comes to girls you're gonna struggle Women feel when you hate them.

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Kwame Novakovǎ🇨🇿
The wildest part about the "Soft Life" sugar daddy pipeline in Ghana is the absolute immunity these influencers have online. Nobody questions how a 21y/old is funding a luxury East Legon lifestyle. Instead, they get treated like motivational speakers
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Orwell & Goode
Orwell & Goode@OrwellNGoode·
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Kwabena Boat 🇬🇭
Kwabena Boat 🇬🇭@kwabenaboatman·
Like you I have first hand experience with this from teaching during my national service, and it forced me to think about the deeper problem. I was about 22 at the time, and some of the JHS students would make comments like, “Sir, this weekend I want to come to your house oo,” and I’d shut it down immediately. One time, I overheard a student make a comment in twi that essentially translated to, “This teacher he’s even a small boy and sees himself like that,” and that really put things into perspective for me. It made me realize that a lot of these kids have been groomed by older people in their communities for so long that it feels normal to them. The issue isn’t about how children dress or present themselves. That doesn’t solve this. The problem runs deeper and it always circles back to the adults in their communities. A child having a crush on an adult isn’t strange. That’s part of adolescence. But the responsibility is always on the adult. The moment you indulge it, you’ve failed that child. And beyond that, your actions don’t just affect that one moment, you condition them to see that behavior as acceptable, which only makes them more vulnerable to other predators. That’s why this isn’t something you fix by telling kids to behave differently. It’s something adults have to take responsibility for, by setting and maintaining clear boundaries every single time.
Qwofi Manuel 🇬🇭🇳🇬@qwofi_manuel1

I have been a teacher before. Five years. JHS class teacher. Basic education. So before you engage with this conversation, let me establish that I am not speaking from theory. I am speaking from experience. When I was a class teacher, I noticed something. Parents were not showing up. Not for PTA. Not for report card day. Not for anything. Some of my students would disappear for a whole week and their parents would not call once. Not once. So I made a decision. I put my number on the board. Every student in my class had to give their parent my number directly. If your child is not coming to school, you call me and tell me why. Simple. Do you know what happened after I did that? Female students. JHS students. Started sending me pictures of themselves in the bathroom. These are the same girls we see on TikTok. They had access to their teacher's number and that is what they chose to do with it. Now I want you to stop and think about that for a second. Imagine I was a bad person. Imagine I did not have the upbringing I had. Imagine I did not see that behavior as a disgrace to myself and to everything my parents taught me. I would have done exactly what that teacher did to that student. Exactly. But I was raised well. So I reported it to the headmaster. The headmaster called the parents. The matter was dealt with. That is the conversation @highesteri_ was trying to open. Not defending the teacher. The teacher is wrong 100% and that is not up for debate. But she was asking a question that nobody on this platform wants to answer honestly. What are these children being shown at home? Because I have sat in a classroom and watched it firsthand. Parents who do not visit the school once in a term. Parents who put money on the table and disappear. Children who have nobody to talk to at home so they confide in whoever is closest to them. And when the wrong adult is closest to them, you already know what happens. And let me ask the men on this platform something honestly. How many of you can resist it if your partner walks naked in front of you? Be honest. How many? And those are grown men in relationships. Now put a teacher in a classroom with a student who is sending explicit pictures and has nobody at home holding her accountable. And you want to only blame the teacher? The teacher is wrong. Say it with me. The teacher is wrong. But being wrong and being alone in causing the problem are two different things. We have a parenting problem in this country. We have a digital literacy problem. We have a school reporting system where the person you report abuse to is also a predator. We have GES announcing investigations and then going silent. We have transfers being used as punishment, which means the predator simply moves to the next school and finds the next victim. @highesteri_ addressed all of this. In context. With nuance. And X clipped ten seconds of it and turned her into a villain. That is not a community. That is a mob. And until we learn the difference, we will keep attacking the people brave enough to tell us the truth while protecting the systems that are failing our children. @kwadwosheldon

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Randy.not
Randy.not@caleb_prempeh·
Quick story: Father’s Day is one weird day for me. So I lived with my Dad when I was in grade 6 to Junior high 1. Now I use to not play with my friends because my dad was so crazy over being neat . The least amount of dirt on me would lead to a crazy beat down so when my friends played when we closed I never joined , they thought I was cringe for this behavior . So I had a little cardigan collection where I would wear one for each day. I went to school one faithful day with a new cardigan and a friend spilled ink on it and I started crying because I knew what I would go through when I get home . My dad came to pick me up and saw the cardigan ee got home this man beat me up with a wire he had fashioned. I had bruises so bad and my uniform tore this man made me wear that shit from grade 6 through to JHS 1 . I was the laughing stock because I was the only one with a torn uniform in class.
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'Denike Danjuma
'Denike Danjuma@DeNiike_·
There is a woman on Tiktok that started a dance school for kids here in Nigeria. Davido and other celebrities have choreographed with them so many times. E reach man turn unna turn philosophers and deep thinkers. Eyin werey.
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Sonhei 🎀
Sonhei 🎀@kiara7829·
This pen was equivalent to having an iPhone 17 back in the day
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