Esther | Math Nexus
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Esther | Math Nexus
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I’m sorry for the misconception @_Abdulakeem_ I’m to give him 15 jerseys to share as directed by @victorosimhen9 but he should please give the original poster of the post he copied @jextoracle 1 jersey and share the remaining 14 for whoever he chooses. I’m sorry for the misunderstanding and miscommunication. I admit my mistake🙏🏾


Men with a pattern of dating Oloshos will always fall for and marry Oloshos. It’s a hard pattern that's difficult to break. I have always been with intelligent women, and that’s what I’m used to. Everyone has a pattern, and the brain keeps a track record. Those who cheer that virgins do not guarantee a good wife, and that those under 25 years old have a "ho" phase, and that they get serious with themselves after the age of 25, are laughable. And men who defend that have never spent one second with their fathers, either learning or observing. A woman who starts sleeping around at 17 is not someone you should be considering marrying after she is done with her “ho” phase. Her sexual energy and yours are not the same. Every relationship leaves deposits and you men are beating your hands to your chest and saying, yes bringing me the retired “Ho” phase girl, i want her for marriage. Are you listening to yourself? Also, are we saying that those who agree to this allow their sisters to be sleeping around? Where are their fathers? Whose sister is sleeping around and adding to this number that is making it a general consensus that men marry them after their “ho” phases? The one thing I did as an older brother was guardrail my sister from nonsense. Who are the men staying quiet while their sisters have “ho” phases? Again, you are attracted to what you are used to. So I get all the Joseph Yobos. When you are used to eating dog shit, you will always stick to eating dog shit.

Rt if you are a proud Christian.



Our loving neighbors who are both deceased now, they also chipped in whenever I had to go to classes, and Hubby had business meetings. Our marriage is a PARTNERSHIP, not a competition. And, I will step in at my own accord. My husband NEVER EVER expects me to pay for anything!



I'm a Surgical resident So I usually wake up 4:30am- 5am. I make breakfast for the kids Make lunch for the entire family I wash the dishes, I use in making the meals.. If there is light I run several loads of laundry. While the laundry is running, I clean the kitchen and then sweep the parlour. Then the kids are fed, bathe and we dress and are out of the house so I can make morning review by 7:30am after school run. After work, I make dinner, wash all the plates and coolers used to carry food, wash the kids uniforms, arrange the clothes for the next day, help kids with assignments if present, do some work that needs to be done... Weekends, if im not on call, I wake up early, wash dishes, make break fast, do laundry, clean the kitchen counters the stores, clean the microwave, clean freezer if dirty, clean the gas cooker and the wall behind the gas cooker. Scrub the kitchen floors and then move to the front of the house scrubs the stairs, the balcony and then the parlour is next, then toilets, then clean the rooms and then fold the laundry that has been piling up (I never finish).... By the time you are done, your toddlers have already destroyed one room and the parlour, so you either start again or leave it for tomorrow.

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The Career vs. Marriage Talk I was at the car wash few hours ago. I met my good friend there and we started talking while we waited for our cars to be rinsed. We talked about life till we got to the point where he said something about his partner. He said his girlfriend told him that she don’t want to be a full-time housewife. He said he laughed at first, thinking she was joking. But she wasn’t. He told me he has always imagined a traditional home. A wife fully present. Kids raised closely. A peaceful house to return to after work. Then he stared at the water running off his car and asked quietly, “Are we dreaming different lives ??” The question just hung there in the air. Because nobody is wrong here. She wants purpose outside the home. He wants stability inside the home. Both dreams are valid. But they don’t look the same. Sometimes love is strong, but the future each person sees is stronger.


