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J E F F E R S O N@DProf93·
MARRIAGE —The Politics Of Compromise
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@Morris_Monye Those who died for the Nigerian cause, will think that Nigeria is currently the Dubai of Africa.
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Morris Monye@Morris_Monye·
Nigeria has to work so bad. It’s like a physical ache for me now. I will give my life for Nigeria to work. The insults from our South-African brothers are too much. If we had industries, infrastructure and prosperity, why would anyone go to SA to look for livelihood or jobs.
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𝑪𝒐𝒎𝒑𝒆𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒂𝒓𝒄𝒉
x.com/i/status/20408… I'm afraid this one will suffer same fate.
Mr Sergio@samson_samsen

"I regret marrying a white woman and outside my culture." One of the multiple reasons your forefathers married two or three wives is because of the misconception that a woman’s insufferable nature is an individual flaw, not a female gender–associated traits - which, by the way, it is. So they married a second wife to better their experience with the first, and a third to better their experience with the first and second wives, and so on until the realization that women, regardless of race, tribe, age, body size, or position, are all the same. This man right here in this video quite stupidly blames his predicament on the race of the woman he married. But if you look at him closely, you’d see that he is a man built for such a fate with women. Whether Black or White. I tell modern-albeit stupid-men (not because I am older, but because I am a man cursed with the gift of observation) not to prioritize looking for a good woman more than they prioritize becoming the man whom most women are good to. And often, these clueless men say things like, “That’s too much work, just be yourself and your woman will come,” blah blah… Idiots. However, I will say it again: All women are bad to a particular kind of man, and all women are good to a particular kind of man. Exceptions do not alter this phenomenon. Simps suffer loss with women; “bad” guys do not have such experiences. And in both cases, the only constant is women - the difference is in the men. A woman is everything, but most certainly a reflection of the man standing next to her. The word “woman” is basically a question: “who-man.” All women are the same; their behavior toward men is generic, and its variations are contingent on the kind of man she is interacting with. This is to say that, Women are both good and bad in isolation. But in relation to a man, the expression of their truest nature is shaped by the benefits, consequences, and boundaries the man presents. This man right here, who lost his kids to the wife who left him, co-created the environment that allowed such a predicament to emerge. I do not have to be an eyewitness to whatever transpired between him and his ex-wife to know that he was a man nice to a fault, a man who worshiped the ground his wife walked on. The exact profile of men women publicly profess attraction to but never treat well in relationships. The point I have so far hinted at is this: a woman’s character is not independent of the masculine climate around her. It is shaped by it. Women treat men in categories - weak, strong, poor, rich - you choose which category you belong to, and what treatment you receive. There are good women, and there are men whom women, good or bad, are good to. Women of loyalty exist in the shadow of men who make it risky not to be loyal. Women become disciplined or chaotic depending on the masculine climate they stand in; a man must hold his line for a woman to find a boundary. But I am tired of telling modern men that knowing their environment and all therein is a natural responsibility of a man. Because if they were listening, they would accept this education and wield the knowledge about women to their advantage.

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J E F F E R S O N@DProf93·
@maxvayshia 40 years ago is not these days. We are only realizing that our forbearers were pathetic.
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J E F F E R S O N@DProf93·
@degogetteer This is the untold reality of many relationships and marriages. They are only one bad moment away from a huge collapse. You are not loved, you are being used.
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Vicson@degogetteer·
Some people love the comfort, not the person...and majority of women are like this. "I paid every bill for my girlfriend for two years, but less than 48 hours after I lost my job, she packed her bags. She came crawling back in just a few months, though. After my supervisor handed me a paper envelope with a termination letter, I walked out into the CBD feeling completely erased. While on the bus back home, I kept convincing myself my girlfriend would have my back. I genuinely thought we were a team and we'd figure it out together. For two years, we lived together. I covered the rent, the groceries, the utilities — absolutely everything. I had a steady office job, and I thought being a dependable provider meant we were building a real partnership. Surely, at my lowest moment, she would stand by me. I walked through the door and broke the news. Instead of reaching out to me, she just stood there with her arms crossed and asked, "Do you expect me to start financing your life?" I was stunned. For two days, I walked the city dropping off CVs, begging for any kind of work. I thought my biggest problem was surviving unemployment. I came home exhausted, dusty, and desperate to rest when I walked into the bedroom and saw her open suitcase on the bed. I asked her if she was serious. Without a single tear, she looked me dead in the eye, and whispered, "I didn't come here to struggle." She dropped her key on the table and walked out. I sat alone under a flickering bulb, trying to understand how my entire life had vanished in 48 hours. But the move I made next had her crawling back to me in just a few months." And the first words I said to her were: “YOU’RE TOO LATE FOR THIS!” ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Chidozirim@chidodey4u·
90% of the girls on twitter ng has now made sexuaI contents their niche 💔
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Maxvayshia™@maxvayshia·
What is that mistake you have SWORN you will never make again?
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@Morris_Monye A poor man’s silence might often be mistaken for pride. Nothing just dey favour poor man. Poverty is not good.
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Morris Monye@Morris_Monye·
A poor man’s sincere greeting might often be mistaken for begging. Poverty is not good.
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STUNNER@Cr7Godbrand·
Ask them to create a cooking challenge, and they will likely never do it. But ask them to recreate anything that sexualizes themselves, and it will quickly go viral. These are the same people who claim that men only see them as sex objects. Their only agency is their sexuality and they hate it when men tell them that.
NEXTA@nexta_tv

A new trend is taking over social media ❤️ Women are trying to recreate a heart shape. These photos are getting hundreds of thousands of likes and views.

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Djogbessi Nuel@NuelDjogbessi·
@Wizarab10 Full gospel business men fellowship. But, it’s been a while now. I don’t hear much of the fellowship these days.
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Sir Dickson@Wizarab10·
Is there a fellowship of young professionals in this Lagos, who meet like once a week, to talk about Jesus and truly check on each other's welfare? A fellowship not linked to any church. A group of about 20 persons just dissecting the gospel and strengthening each other's faith.
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folowosele adeboye@boye4christ2006·
A single mum in the UK shared what she’s passing through to me. I’m a single mum living in the UK. I’ve noticed a pattern. Men approach me , especially social media because I’m beautiful. They’re interested, consistent, even planning dates. Then they ask: “Do you have kids?” The moment I say yes,they either ghost or slowly fade.But here’s the part that hurts:Some still want to “link up” just not commit. So I’m good enough for fun, but not for a future?🤔😳 why are UK men so quick to walk away from single mothers? Kindly advise her. She’ll read the CS.
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Talk2veee@talk2veee·
A guy who is currently 44 years old. He refused to marry because he earns 60k as a school teacher. He is staying with his brother because he cannot afford to rent a place. He said he would rather remain single forever than bring a wife and children into suffering. He doesn't do gambling, or waste money on unnecessary things. Should he be encouraged to marry?
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Jumoke👩💎@Belbeljum·
How much have you saved this year?
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@Taiwo_junzi According to late Dr Myles Munroe, "Having been to over a hundred countries, I can tell you for free that women are the same everywhere."
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Taiwo_junzi@Taiwo_junzi·
A white woman and black man who remained married for over 2 decades? That’s one of the most difficult finds on earth. Sadly, Nigerian men are stuck in this limbo. Nigerian women are mostly money-sexual whores, the white women who would also marry them are liberal women who would leave the marriage or change their minds without batting an eye. A man is better alone than in bad company.
Oyindamola🙄@dammiedammie35

“My Oy!nbo wife took my children who are now grown away from me, and they’ve abandoned me. Now I’m lonely and suffering, having lost everything I worked for. I did nothing wrong to them. I always provided and worked hard for my family. I regret marrying a white woman and outside my culture” - Nigerian man cries out 💔

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