PeaceandQuiet…

@VyrusDaCyrus I don’t know what is wrong with us all… When did relationships turn into transactions like this? Faithfulness isn’t something you buy, it’s a value you choose. If money becomes the condition for respect or loyalty, then we’ve already missed the whole point of partnership.

Men are so stupid wtf! So you think we can be in a relationship and you won’t be paying my bills but you expect me to be faithful? You must be a clown. I’d rather use my dildo and rose before I settle for less.

@instablog9ja Marriage isn’t a power struggle or comparison with family. It is partnership. If it feels one-sided, then it’s not submission, it’s imbalance. Submission isn’t about who is providing, it’s about mutual respect and understanding in a relationship.

“I won’t submit to my husband just because he’s providing; the same way his parents and siblings won’t,” — lady

@darujiseph @Teeniiola I understand why it looks that way, honestly. What matters to me is the outcome people gave out of trust, so there should be clarity, transparency, and proper accountability for that.

@Dorcaswrites @Teeniiola Stop trying to make it anything less than it is She never had cancer it was all a lie to steal money. Stop Trynna water it down

I will not apologize to Nigerians for receiving money from them. I was able to make just ₦13 million through the donations. I cannot share my medical results online because they are personal. It was not my fault, I relied on what the doctor told me, that my br£ast lvmps were c@ncerous. I misunderstood the situation and shared that information, only to later discover that it was not c@ncer.” — Blessing CEO shares her side of the story during an interview with the young and healthy bros, Egungun

@joel_obuge @Teeniiola I get the frustration, honestly… but I’m not even part of their followers. Still, accountability matters, but it doesn’t have to come with insults. Accountability here means owning the impact clearly correcting the misinformation and addressing the trust people gave, even if…

@Dorcaswrites @Teeniiola Really? Too scared and then you put a camera on your face, and start crying. What happened to crying to your actual family members? Really trashy behavior from these your foolish so-called influencers. I blame you people who follow them and make them a little popular.

@IykeNwaObi @omookeagbona @omoelerinjare @Mazi_Chinonso1 @originalproflle Financial stability matters, but reducing people to their bank account misses the whole point of partnership.

Dating a broke girl that cannot support you financially in your relationship is a total waste of time and a red flag. Go for a rich girl and leave broke girls alone. Stop supporting some women dreams because they will abandon you when they see better opportunities.

Because for the first time, she didn’t ask.. Why is he doing this? She asked… What is this doing to me? And sometimes, that is where awareness begins. Continued…

Not what he had done. But what it was slowly turning her into. That was the moment something shifted. Not loudly. Not dramatically. But quietly.

It’s in the parts of you that start to fade. Your voice. Your ease. Your presence. Because survival, sometimes, looks like becoming less visible. One evening, she caught herself in the mirror. Not fully. Just a glimpse.

@Hybrid_Ola Omo, before we shout “snub”, make we hear full gist first 😅

Funke Akindele snubbed Toyin Abraham ! Omo it’s not nice oooo

@Nccbella It may feel awkward, but you don’t own someone you turned down.

You asked me out, and I said no. Then you moved on to my friend. Does that make sense to you?

And slowly, she began to disappear in ways no one else could see. That’s the thing about physical violence People look for marks. Bruises. Cuts. Visible evidence. But the deeper damage is quieter. To be continued…

She stopped arguing. Not because she agreed but because it felt safer. She stopped expressing certain thoughts. Stopped asking certain questions. Stopped being certain versions of herself.

She noticed it in small ways. How her shoulders tightened when he raised his voice even slightly. How her laughter became careful. Measured. How she started choosing her words like stepping on glass softly, cautiously, hoping not to trigger anything.

@Teeniiola Different people show love differently… but expectations should be clear, not comparisons. You miss your ex or you miss the benefits? Let’s be honest.

When I asked him to pay for my maintenance and he said he didn't know what that means but my former sweet boy would've paid even without asking. Olajide where are you?” — Lady captions ad she admits that she miss her ex and her current boyfriend isn’t doing much for her