Nelson 🇬🇧
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Na once you go just know say simi know sabi fuvk,na Adekule Gold go just Dey put in the whole work to enjoy her t0t0😂
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@CHULLY1010 Distasteful behaviour! If you are 30+ and still acting juvenile, you can never be sensible again.
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@Esther_aroboto @OsuohaTony That’s two different things; you can love him not considering his status but still find it difficult to respect him; which is vital.
Funny enough, even if a woman gives a man everything he needs without respecting him; he would still exit. So sorry it happened.
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@OsuohaTony This someone I love so much that I was ready to be with without considering the level of education
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My ex got married last week. This is the man I support and believe in so much.
I used to sell fish with my aunt, and I’ll steal her money to give and prepare soup with the fish i stole for him. That was how much I loved him.
He left me because I’m more educated than him.
Esther@Esther_aroboto
How do you feel seeing your ex getting married?
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Unfortunately, I don't like nonchalant men. Be dominant. Check on me. Be affectionate. Tell me I'm gorgeous. Plan dates. Buy me flowers. Be absolutely obsessed with me.
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@olajumokeokenla Jus start with “it’s a nice weather today isn’t it”
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If you’re having a bad day, just sit next to a British woman 😂
She’ll tell you her favourite drink, when her daughter is getting married, and how cute her grandchildren are and if by mistake you show small interest
She’ll definitely show you family pictures 😆
They’ll just innocently tell you things you didn’t even ask for
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@Mart_bay @iamSwaga22 @OgaHans Not everyone fancy 2k and above in saving. Some want to enjoy every penny as they earn it. Some saved and invested and never lived to see it while some spent all and lived to regret it. Just do you.
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@OgaHans 2 takes on this. Buying a car on finance is not a problem when you buy a car within your means. Paying as much as 10k Cash and above makes no financial sense. Also, buying a car of 20k on finance when u don't even have 2k in saving is a No No.
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@100kDiary And they forget these German cars are expensive to maintain and service. If your take home pay is like £2400 a month you shouldn’t spend more than £240 a month imo
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The biggest wealth destroyer in the UK right now is PCP car finance.
People on a £32k salary will happily lock themselves into a £500/month contract for a Mercedes they will never actually own, just to sit in gridlocked traffic on the M25 and try to impress people in the lane next to them.
Then they get to the office and complain that taxes are too high and the government is holding the working class down.
If you put that £500 a month into an S&P 500 ISA instead of a rented German car, you'd be a millionaire by retirement. Stop blaming the Prime Minister for your own terrible capital allocation.
Your car isn't an asset. It's an anchor.
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@Floatymcfloater @username_tee @100kDiary Story
“Living is having freedom to do things and go places” Travel to your village.
Everyone will not invest; invest and allow others enjoy materialistic crap as they can afford. If they beg you money in the future, say No.
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@username_tee @100kDiary Living is having freedom to do things and go places, buying materialistic crap isn't living. Financial independence from investing this money, although it's delayed gratification, the pleasure of having your time be yours is better than any material object.
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@100kDiary Why live large later. When you can live large now? Different people with their choices. What if he has been diagnosed with cancer? And given time to die? Let people live jare
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@100kDiary Nah person wey survive currentment dey see retirement.
If you can handle the car finance, Abeg bring Lamborghini come
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@UtdMaI What I have noticed is alot of United fans use emotions when analyzing football. The truth is hard to swallow. Other big European teams have world class attackers at their peak while we insist in development, we don't even know the players will even reach their potential or not
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@OnyekaonwuAlex1 @UtdMaI Mad man, with your coach Carrick. Can’t you see Gardiola; hire him. What happened to the best you bought: Pogba, Memphis, Falcao…
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@UtdMaI Any one who attacks dis guy for dis tweet, is unapologetically stupid , Amad is average , if we are a serious team, Caus of funds d best amad can be is a squad player , dem swear for Una, can’t u guys aim higher , who can amad bench in a big team
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@Joshwydd_ 39 year old failure at life, black clown, 6 abortions deep, mother of 4. Baby daddy in jail; has to pose walk/ pose half naked and have cocks thrown at her to make money.
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@Bond_not_james 2-3 months 🤮
Why chase?
If she don’t reciprocate the first time; ZOOM
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Chased for 6 years 😩
2-3months if you no gree for me, I don enemy zone you.
Maybe na why I Neva marry 😭😭
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
“I never wanted to be with him, I used to give him to my friends because he wasn’t my type” — Lady reveals how she ended up with her husband
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“I never wanted to be with him, I used to give him to my friends because he wasn’t my type” — Lady reveals how she ended up with her husband
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So last night, their neighbor bring another girl home and started knacking again and this time around the lady went out to see everything with her face
A J👿@UOladiti
This is what we go through every night Which one is “My womb”
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@Dr_Omereji @tomisin_ms @okikiayo11 Dey play. UK system would mess it up for her even if everything was right. Only in movies it works
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@tomisin_ms @okikiayo11 It's not as simple as you've made it look. As long as there was no evidence of coercion, no sudden change in will, the Solicitors independently assessed for mental capacity 2x and the family is reasonably provided for, the will stands.
Reasonably is the problem.
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Safeguarding rules and workplace policies have made it almost impossible for a service user to leave anything substantial to a paid carer in their will without questions being raised.
And which house exactly? The same house that may have already been used to fund their care?
𝙱𝙸𝙶 𝚂𝙷𝙰𝙱𝚉 𓃵 ²³¹@omoiyaakeem
my friend in uk called me to share with me a good news… you know that kind of call where the voice is shaking but smiling at the same time? yeah… that kind. she moved there quietly, no noise, just her and her small suitcase full of hope and “let me just try.” caregiver job, long shifts, cold mornings, learning accents that didn’t always make sense. she used to tell me how lonely it felt sometimes… how even laughter sounded different there. then she met him. an elderly white man she was assigned to care for. stubborn at first, very “i’ve lived my life already, don’t fuss over me” type. but my friend… you know her. soft heart, steady patience, that quiet kindness that doesn’t beg to be noticed. she didn’t just care for him… she saw him. she listened to his old stories like they were fresh news. laughed at jokes that probably weren’t even funny. months turned into years. she became more than a caregiver… she became family in a place where she had none. then life did what life does… he passed away. today’s call? different tears. he left a will… and in it, he left her his house. she kept saying “i didn’t do anything special”… but sometimes, being genuinely kind is the loudest thing you can do. she went there looking for survival and found grace. life quietly rewards a good heart when no one is watching. and today, hope sounded exactly like her voice on the phone.
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my friend in uk called me to share with me a good news…
you know that kind of call where the voice is shaking but smiling at the same time? yeah… that kind.
she moved there quietly, no noise, just her and her small suitcase full of hope and “let me just try.” caregiver job, long shifts, cold mornings, learning accents that didn’t always make sense. she used to tell me how lonely it felt sometimes… how even laughter sounded different there.
then she met him.
an elderly white man she was assigned to care for. stubborn at first, very “i’ve lived my life already, don’t fuss over me” type. but my friend… you know her. soft heart, steady patience, that quiet kindness that doesn’t beg to be noticed.
she didn’t just care for him… she saw him.
she listened to his old stories like they were fresh news. laughed at jokes that probably weren’t even funny.
months turned into years. she became more than a caregiver… she became family in a place where she had none.
then life did what life does… he passed away.
today’s call?
different tears.
he left a will… and in it, he left her his house.
she kept saying “i didn’t do anything special”…
but sometimes, being genuinely kind is the loudest thing you can do.
she went there looking for survival and found grace.
life quietly rewards a good heart when no one is watching.
and today, hope sounded exactly like her voice on the phone.
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