3agboy 🛸

entitlement mentality is a big sign that somebody is not bright, it's a big sign that somebody is unintelligent and slow and dumb. because, if you had common sense, you won't think you "deserve" money you didn't work for from somebody as a full grown adult.

Stup!d!ty is when someone cares for you and you think the person hasn’t seen your type before .

don’t wish dat on me twin jus play blkswn .

Growing up as a young (fine) man, people offered me money a lot. Sometimes as gifts, for friendship, or relationships. Sometimes for sex or just to have access to me. But I learned early that free things are rarely free. When people give you something, even when they don’t say it, there is usually an invisible debt attached. You start owing them time, attention, friendship, companionship, loyalty, or access you may not even want to give. I hated that position because I like to choose my friends and relationships on my own terms. There’s a line in David Graeber’s Debt: The First 5,000 Years that stayed with me: “By gifts one makes slaves and by whips one makes dogs.” It explains how both can be forms of control. One is just quieter. Even as a young man, I understood that the giver and the receiver are on two completely different trajectories. The giver is forced to earn, produce, and create value. The habitual receiver learns to wait, depend, and slowly become whatever keeps the giver interested. At some point, you have to release yourself from the take mentality because the longer you live only to receive, the more you train yourself to wait instead of build. The moment I started earning more, I gave more. I did giveaways here. I paid hospital bills. I even handed my shoe business over to my sales girl. And each time I gave, I earned more. Refusing free money, rejecting transactional intimacy, and choosing the harder road of becoming the person who could give is the mindset shift that changed my life.

Nigerian girl on survival mode: 1.Memes on how she’s suffering & the lifestyle she needs 2.Memes of her mood & what to do to make her happy 3. Lifestyle videos of rich girls she hopes to be like 4.Videos of her partying with other survival mode girls 5. Pictures in restaurants

I really hope Snapchat stays forever, I’d love to see my snaps from 40 years ago when I’m old

e get the way you go smoke igbo, you go come dey very quiet and observant.

I understand now how easy it is as a man to fall into the mindset of "I can't be loved without money." It's far too easy. Just get a girlfriend first. Even an understanding one that is uncharacteristic of the parasitism embodied in most Nigerian women.

@AgbafianTV @neo_officialll I really need this for my trading boss

I want to give 5 laptops to 5 men @neo_officialll how much is core5 hp

math so bad that I counted on you

bro put me on…. I don’t have anything, any money for any tools or any crypto… just me and my gbese…. and 200mb and two kidneys😓

Neighbor wey you wan love as your self fit get another plan for you Ma shadow ko ma watch

Young people, before you build wealth, you have to first build your comfort. Personal comfort is the fertilizer that helps you grow through clear thinking and peace of mind. You are buying stocks at the risk of going hungry. Why not eat first? Satisfy your moderate/reasonable cravings, reward yourself. This is how you find the strength to keep pushing. You are saving, yet the room that you take your rests in everyday is in poor condition. No proper bed. You refused to get an Air Conditioner. Your bedsheet has not been changed in years, your pillow is so worn out and dirty that it could wake the dead if placed under their head. Your underwears (boxers and bra) have not been changed for years. You don’t invest in smelling nice. Why can’t you take care of yourself first? You are saving when you can afford to rent apartment in a better, more peaceful and serene environment. Yet you remain in an environment filled with unbearable stench and with high security risk. Overtime, that stench becomes your natural ooze, and the insecurity would consume a chunk of that money you saved when they steal your generator or rob you. Your standards will drop without you realizing it. You would have grown so accustomed to that slum you’ve decided to root yourself in that the low standard of living and discomfort becomes normal to you. Eventually, you start to reflect that environment in your behavior and lifestyle; your behavior becomes unrefined and local. The stench becomes ‘clean air’ to you. You lose your sense of smell, that you can’t tell when your armpit is smelling anymore. You are saving, you’ve saved enough to buy a car to push around, yet you prefer to mount Okada and public transport. Depriving yourself of the barest minimum utility that could greatly improve your efficiency, time saving and quality of life, because you are saving. One day, you will fall on the okada or you’ll have a fight with a conductor and they’ll remove your teeth. You are saving, but you won’t provide better nutrition for your children even when you can afford it. You forget that proper feeding today prevents bigger health expenses tomorrow. What you avoid now, you may end up paying for later in treatments. Saving is important, but it is not wisdom to ignore immediate needs. There is no virtue in suffering when you have the means to live better. In all things, wisdom is key. Do not deprive yourself, and do not live beyond your capacity. Find balance.

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the fuck did i do ????

you are beef

@flygodT Mine started last year and man’s really looking forward to this year.

Every year since 2022 something good happens to me in May, let me see how this one will be.

Oju ko ni giran