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@instablog9ja Lady keh? Hmm

Don’t follow your parents’ footsteps, if they are p%%r- Lady

@memes_airdrops @DOmorowa33039 @instablog9ja What's the meaning of "someone who belongs to the hood" please?

@ShimmerSheeny @DOmorowa33039 @instablog9ja Bro don't get me wrong, I didn't say she's a whore, she over 30, pregnant with no partner. Which kind life be that

Moment 31-year-old woman breaks down in tears after finding herself single and trapped in an unwanted, unplanned pregnancy.

@XROOLCOLLECTION @instablog9ja 😂

@ShimmerSheeny @instablog9ja Baby came prepared

Woman goes viral after giving birth to a baby girl and refusing to touch her because she only wanted a boy

@Teeniiola 😂 you don't know what your problem is please.

One thing I never lacked in my then marriage was money, my husband gives me everything I want, goes shopping for me, buy luxurious things but never give me money, I always ask him when he spends more than 12 million to buy me things that he should just give me the money so I can be independent, but I realized he just want me to solely depended on him” — Lady

@DOmorowa33039 @memes_airdrops @instablog9ja Thank you sir.

@memes_airdrops @instablog9ja That’s not how thingd work okay not all ladies that cross that age is automatic a whore okay

@Wellness_Tosin @lexi_trades1 Thanks ma'am.

Men go through: 1. Testosterone fluctuations (daily & lifelong) Every morning, testosterone peaks. That's why men wake up "ready." It drops through the day. And from age 30+, it declines steadily every year. Low energy, low drive, mood shifts. This is silent but real. 2. Andropause ("Male Menopause") Yes, it's real. Around 40-55, men experience dropping testosterone, fatigue, irritability, brain fog, reduced libido, even hot flashes. It's just slower and quieter than menopause. So men don't talk about it. 3. Couvade Syndrome Expectant fathers can experience pregnancy symptoms: nausea, weight gain, mood swings, even slight belly growth while their partner is pregnant. The body literally responds to emotional bonding. 4. Mood cycles Research suggests men have hormonal mood shifts roughly every 15-20 days. Not as dramatic as women but present. 5. Physical aging hits different Hair loss, muscle loss, prostate issues, erectile changes. All hormonal. All humbling. The real difference is that: Women's changes are loud, visible, and communal. Men's changes are quiet, invisible, and suffered alone because nobody told men to talk about it. Women endure more. Men just pretend they don't endure anything.

Women go through periods, pregnancy, and menopause… what do men go through? 👀🤔

@Mark_Lander9993 @instablog9ja Hmmm... So there are no boys disgracing their parents on social media? It's well o

@Flowkeei @olubrightfemi 😂😂😂😂 why will you still be interested where she enters?

@olubrightfemi Guess what will happen next prison

My woman does this in public she out of my house.

@Derahobs Okay

What your response

@tendergadgets @zigboyx @Tomi__juice @yabaleftonline Osheyyyy... Rich kid... Nepo babe 😚

@ShimmerSheeny @zigboyx @Tomi__juice @yabaleftonline No matter any class 2 months is more than enough

Is two months notice not enough?😃

@Peter_Favourr @TechCrushHQ Nice one ma'am...

In the past few weeks, I’ve learned that cybersecurity isn’t just about hacking. It’s about understanding how systems work and how to protect what matters. Here are a few things that really stood out to me👇

@armanifeante @yabaleftonline 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what if she didn't text back? 😂😂

@yabaleftonline Play “Let her go” by passenger And then wait for her to text first and get back together 🤷‍♂️

Tell us 🤲

@yabaleftonline Listen to bored by Billie 😭😂😂😂 deceive yourself with the lyrics 😂 Any one that listens to sad songs after break up will hardly recover. So I recommend going out.

@Dehmeekeshi @yabaleftonline 😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the first line

@yabaleftonline Change the contact name from baby/boo to their government given name, and then lock ur self inside ur room put off the light and then listen to all dis sad emotional songs and then cry your eyes out... don't forget to buy seaman or eagle one pack. Thank me later 💯💯

@___Knorrtei @mrs_Ekene @yabaleftonline 😂😂😂😂😂 plenty people don dey evil be that oo🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ShimmerSheeny @mrs_Ekene @yabaleftonline Weddings should ONLY be expensive for bride & groom not guests If you sell wedding clothes to your groomsmen or bridesmaids at high cost YOU ARE AN EVIL PERSON It's YOUR wedding not OUR wedding

@ugegbe_oyibo1 @kelvinimasusu @yabaleftonline No dey reply to am nne. Person wey you pass? 😂😂😂 If he finishes barking like a dog, he will go back to his vomit.

@kelvinimasusu @ShimmerSheeny @yabaleftonline Same to your mama

"Do all women feel thre@tened by men who can cook?" – X-user asks

@FXbible_DTruth @Destiny_kayonwe Them pass her na 🤣🤣🤣 But she can be deadly... Her type can revenge after 2 years, and you will never trace it to her.

@Destiny_kayonwe I hate her for not fighting back!!!

Side chick business is not easy at all imagine collecting this slapping 😂😆😂

@ummuh_Zahra The baby is grown actually. Everybody should go home. Peace sometimes is expensive.

I gave birth a week ago and I’m already mentally exhausted 😭. My mother-in-law has been with me since I was 8 months pregnant. She’s been calm, helpful, and supportive with no issues at all. But my own mother is a different story. She keeps insisting on coming to stay with us, even though I told her she can visit but not stay long. She didn’t take it well. For context, she already stayed with me from my second month until my seventh month of pregnancy, and it was stressful. There were always complaints, tension, and constant demands for money. My husband is a calm and quiet man, and my mom takes advantage of that. She pressures him for money, creates urgent needs, and even expects a weekly allowance for “taking care of me.” Meanwhile, my husband’s business is struggling. My mother-in-law gets a respectful allowance and is grateful. My own mom collects much more and still complains. Last week she showed up uninvited. Now she’s saying my husband should ask his own mother to leave so she can “take over.” That alone broke me. I even overheard her telling him directly. And now my husband is considering it. That scares me the most. I feel like my mom is slowly trying to control my home, and my husband won’t say no. I’ve talked and pleaded, but he keeps avoiding confrontation. I just had a baby. I need peace, not tension. At this point I’m scared. If this continues, it might destroy my marriage. Please, how do I handle this? Do I confront my mom strongly? Do I push my husband to take a stand? Or is there a better way to protect my home without causing more drama? 😭💔

@Tunde263968472 @ummuh_Zahra The man knows what he is avoiding, and it's always the quiet ones. 🥹

@ummuh_Zahra She is your mom, confront her, even if she is offend, it will be settled by the elders in your family but if your husband confront her, trust me, she will old that grudge for a very long time and she will manipulate the elders at your end against him