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Seunfunmi Williams

@La_dyWEST

🔥Badass wordsmith || Copywriting || Digital marketing || Creative Content writing || Beauty Entrepreneur|| 📚📖 💻

Nigeria Katılım Eylül 2019
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Terminathor👑
Terminathor👑@justvikthor·
@Damiar0s I didn’t even hate him at any point and he was a bad guy😭.. i was always supporting his decision for every evil thing he did, killing Gia o, the werewolf curse, daggering his siblings, beating shege from marcels body.. i sha know he was right😭
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Aros@Damiar0s·
Sorry oo, people that have watched Originals… is Klaus a bad guy or a good guy, because what kind of character is this ???
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@Damiar0s 🤣🤣🤣 He's both bad and good but one thing is certain, you gotta like him.
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
Don't let anyone work you up. This silly mentality is why some mothers will start feeding their babies unhealthy stuff to fatten them. A lot of people need to be educated
RUKEVWE👸✨@Ruky_Baby27

"I took my baby girl for her 6-month immunization yesterday. While we were waiting, a woman looked at my baby and said, “Is this baby really 6 months old? she looks too small.” She asked how much she weighs, and I told her 7kg. She immediately said, “Ah! That’s too small. My own baby is 10kg. You need to feed her more so she can add weight.” I just smiled, but deep down, her words really hurt me. On our way home, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I kept looking at my baby and asking myself if I was doing something wrong. Am I not feeding her enough? Is she really too small for her age? My baby breastfeeds very well. She also takes pap, drinks water, and I’m getting ready to start giving her pureed foods. She’s active, always smiling, plays a lot, and she can already sit without support. So now I’m wondering… Is 7 kg really too small for a 6-month-old baby? I’ve always believed that not every healthy baby has to be fat. Some babies are naturally chubby, while some are naturally slim. As long as a baby is healthy, eating well, growing, and reaching milestones, I feel that’s what really matters. Still, that woman’s comment has been on my mind all day. Mothers, I really want to hear from you. Is a 7kg baby at 6 months considered underweight? Do healthy babies have to be chubby, or is every baby simply different?"

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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@Ruky_Baby27 Don't let anyone work you up. This silly mentality is why some mothers will start feeding their babies unhealthy stuff to fatten them. A lot of people need to be educated
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RUKEVWE👸✨
RUKEVWE👸✨@Ruky_Baby27·
"I took my baby girl for her 6-month immunization yesterday. While we were waiting, a woman looked at my baby and said, “Is this baby really 6 months old? she looks too small.” She asked how much she weighs, and I told her 7kg. She immediately said, “Ah! That’s too small. My own baby is 10kg. You need to feed her more so she can add weight.” I just smiled, but deep down, her words really hurt me. On our way home, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I kept looking at my baby and asking myself if I was doing something wrong. Am I not feeding her enough? Is she really too small for her age? My baby breastfeeds very well. She also takes pap, drinks water, and I’m getting ready to start giving her pureed foods. She’s active, always smiling, plays a lot, and she can already sit without support. So now I’m wondering… Is 7 kg really too small for a 6-month-old baby? I’ve always believed that not every healthy baby has to be fat. Some babies are naturally chubby, while some are naturally slim. As long as a baby is healthy, eating well, growing, and reaching milestones, I feel that’s what really matters. Still, that woman’s comment has been on my mind all day. Mothers, I really want to hear from you. Is a 7kg baby at 6 months considered underweight? Do healthy babies have to be chubby, or is every baby simply different?"
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Ebun
Ebun@kenkenlewu·
My neighbor's wife got a job in Abuja last year after years of being unemployed. The salary is about ₦600,000 monthly. They agreed she'd relocate first while her husband processed his transfer, but it never worked out. At first, she came home every other weekend. By April, it became once a month. The husband complained he couldn't cope with taking care of the children alone and asked her to either return home or take the kids to Abuja. She said her job was too demanding, so she brought her niece from the village to help him look after the children. Last week, she came home after being away for almost two months. The next morning, the entire compound woke up to shouting. The niece is pregnant. The husband admitted sleeping with her. Now he's saying if a DNA test confirms the baby is his, he'll marry the niece so his wife can continue enjoying her Abuja life...🙄
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Risi Arab Money
Risi Arab Money@OyinLadun0·
Okay. So you went on a hike with your man and he made a comment saying “this is where I was going to keel you” and when he realized you were recording,”omg did you record that” he said he was kidding . Now you are calling it dark humor 😭😭😭😭 What’s wrong with some ladies?
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@thelady_O The lady is not asking for too much If the man can't see reasons with her, they should part ways
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Cece❤️
Cece❤️@thelady_O·
My friend, who is supposed to get married in November this year, is seriously thinking of calling off the wedding because of an argument he's been having with his fiancée. They've been together for almost 3 years. According to him, they recently started having deeper conversations about marriage - where they'll live, finances, future plans, and all the things couples normally discuss before tying the knot. The issue started when they somehow got into a conversation about future children and the names they would bear. At first, it seemed like a harmless discussion. Then his fiancée mentioned that she wants their children to carry both surnames. Her surname and his. My friend thought she was joking. She wasn't. The lady explained that she's the only child of her father. No brothers. Her uncle died young without getting married or having children. The only sibling her father has left is a sister whose children bear their own father's surname. So according to her, once she gets married, her father's family name practically ends with her. She said she doesn't want that to happen. My friend immediately disagreed. According to him, their children will bear his surname, just like it's traditionally done. But his fiancée didn’t agree. She argued that traditions change. According to her, she's the one who will carry the pregnancy, go through childbirth, and help raise the children, so she doesn't understand why only one family name should be carried forward. That answer didn't sit well with my friend. He told her that if they start changing things like that, where does it stop? The lady replied that she's not trying to erase his surname. She simply wants her father's name to continue through her children as well. Since then, the argument has been going on almost every day. According to my friend, it's no longer even about the surname. He's beginning to wonder whether they're truly compatible. He said if they can't agree on something this basic before marriage, what happens when bigger issues come up? He's now considering whether he should end the engagement and call off the wedding plans entirely. His fiancée, on the other hand, feels he's being too rigid and refusing to see things from her perspective. According to her, she's not asking the children to drop his surname. She's only asking that hers be included too. Now both of them think the other person is being unreasonable. And with the wedding just a few months away, neither of them seems willing to back down. Who do you think has a point?
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PeePee🎀
PeePee🎀@peegzy1·
A long distance relationship with parents is so healthy 😭
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@kenkenlewu This is why some people spend their money alone and only give outsiders. Your own people will despise you no matter what you do.
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Ebun
Ebun@kenkenlewu·
My aunt returned from the UK for Christmas last December and gave every adult in the family ₦100k each. One cousin collected his money, thanked her and left. Two days later, he returned to ask for ₦800k to start a business. My aunt refused. That night, he posted in the family WhatsApp group: “Some people travel abroad and forget where they came from.” My aunt replied with screenshots showing she had been paying his children's school fees and rent for three years. His replied...“was I supposed to be rolling on the floor for that?”🙄
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
Thank you, Spain Thank you, God 🙏 Wetin I for talk? Where I for put face?
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@Blessedstiches Really? Wow! That might eventually be my last time stepping foot in that church, but Lord knows I wouldn’t go back home until I made it a Sunday to remember for everyone present. Even passers-by would know of their hypocrisy.
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PETERS CHINYERE BLESSING
PETERS CHINYERE BLESSING@Blessedstiches·
I went to church today and forgot my head tie at home. The usher walked me out of the church and told me to either find a head tie or go home. My house was too far from the church, so I walked down the road looking for a shop where I could buy a big handkerchief. Fortunately, I found one. I tied it on my head, but the usher still didn't allow me into the church. He said it didn't cover my head properly. We kept going back and forth until two of our pastor's daughters walked into the church without head ties. The usher greeted them warmly and let them in without saying a word about their head ties. As soon as he allowed them in, I removed my handkerchief, put it in my handbag, and went straight home.
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
@Darkchocolaite1 🤣🤣🤣 Olowo fowo raku. Ok, I am currently using an iPhone 12 PM. When I am ready to upgrade, which one would you advise?
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MISSY💕🍫
MISSY💕🍫@Darkchocolaite1·
If you have peace of mind and you need something that will disturb your peace and make your BP rise, just get an iPhone 13 I promise you that it will get the job done easily
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Seunfunmi Williams
Seunfunmi Williams@La_dyWEST·
You didn't do anything wrong But sometimes, some lessons are better learned than taught. They both will be fine. Or not.
Cece❤️@thelady_O

My elder brother thinks I want to destroy his relationship out of envy. He's 29 years old and 6 years older than his girlfriend. He has a good business and makes decent money. The problem is that I don't support the relationship. His girlfriend is just about to enter university. In fact, she just wrote JAMB and is waiting for admission. He said she's a good girl and that he's willing to wait for her until she's done with school. I asked him if he's ready to support her through four years of university. He said she has parents and uncles who will take care of that. Her family isn't rich, but they're not poor either, and they're willing to train her. I told him there's no way she'll spend four years in university and he won't contribute financially at some point. If it's not school fees, it'll be hostel fees, house rent, books, transportation, or even food. He said he doesn't mind because she's his girlfriend. That's when I told him he was being stupid and unreasonable. At his age, I think he should be dating a working-class woman or someone who has finished school and is focused on building her life, not an undergraduate who still has four years ahead of her and will meet all kinds of new people. I told him four years is a long time, and there's no guarantee the relationship will survive university. He disagreed and said I was just being negative. He also said I'm probably jealous of their relationship because I'm single, which I found unfair because I was only trying to look out for him. After that, I told him I was only looking out for him and apologized for meddling in his business. We haven't spoken since then. He's been avoiding me, and even his girlfriend doesn't greet me whenever she comes around. Do you think I was at fault here?

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superdad
superdad@udysznx·
abeg if you send person money try dey answer the thank you
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