Sir J
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First time in your inlaw house and they serve you this, How many will you eat?




1. Study her mother. 2. Listen to what she's not saying more than what she's saying. 3. Study the behaviors of her friends. 4. Watch how she asks for money. 5. Study her online behavior. 6. Study how she dresses and how sensitive she's in exposing her body parts. 7. Watch what she says about her family and how she regards her father. 8. When you're with your friends, watch how she interacts with them and if she's always careless in talking. 9. If she is demanding that you to give her money for her mother. 10. If she comes to your house and takes your food home without asking you first. 11. If she's always begging your friends for money, or going to your neighbors to beg for something. 12. If she's always defending a woman that cheats or cheated and was caught. AJD.

My ex called me during her labour. I was relaxing one evening around 6 p.m. when my phone rang. I picked up the call, and immediately a woman started crying, saying, “Mike, please pray for me, I’m in serious pain. I’m at the hospital right now. It’s my labour.” I recognized her voice immediately. For almost a minute, I didn’t even know what to say while she kept crying. She didn’t even care whether I was responding or not. She just kept talking through the pain. After listening for over a minute, the first thing I asked was, “Where’s your husband?” She replied, “I don’t know where he is. He doesn’t care about what I’m going through. Please pray for me.” At that moment, I felt confused and emotional at the same time. I couldn’t end the call because she clearly needed someone, so I started encouraging her and giving her words of comfort. After a few minutes, she stopped crying, told me she would call back after delivering safely, and then ended the call. Early the next morning, she called again and shouted excitedly, “Mike, I delivered successfully! It’s a boy. Thank you for helping me.” Then she ended the call.





























