@jon_d_doe Lols. Thank God that the consequences of sin is no respecter of gender.
On the judgement day, you can tell God that you proudly cheated cos you're a man.
Putting your family matter out on social media is like opening doors for the devil to feast.
Whatever you see, you take.
Social media validation is what is killing most of you.
Make una continue to dey wash una dirty linen out here. My own na to dey laugh and contribute my 2cent.
@jon_d_doe Agba, just imagine providing for your wife, and she's cheating on you with different men.
If we tell ourselves the truth. She's not scorned for being a provider but for being disrespected by the one she's providing for.
You can't be reckless and expect loyalty.
@jon_d_doe In essence the both of them should come out publicly and attest to being banged and banging.
Her second to last paragraph seems to tell her acceptance.
Make married couples just stay away from cheating in each other, gaskia.
Men and Women, respect your marriages.
Measure is unacceptable even before God Almighty.
We may catch cruise with all these outbursts of women cheating back, but as a child of God, you have no right to cheat back cos your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and must not be defiled.
I come in peace.
In all of this, no two wrongs can ever make a right. I stand against cheating of any such, be it intentional or as a retaliation. Marraige is very sacred and should be respected.
Dear women, if your husband cheats on you, it's either you forgive or walk away. Paying back in same
A simple life is not a small life. Sometimes it is a highly intentional one, reducing noise so the things that truly matter become clearer: integrity, peace, meaningful relationships, purpose, and the kind of choices you can live with when everything superficial fades.
I believe life is too short and simple to spend on things that won’t matter in the end.
In Ecclesiastes 11:9–10, young people are advised to be happy and follow their hearts, but are also reminded that God will judge every action.
If you’re a man who dated and slept with a woman in the past, didn’t marry her, then saw another man marry her and you rushed to the comments to say things like:
"I’ve slept with your wife before."
"I have your wife’s nudes."
"Na this woman you later marry? Ehya."
You’re a very foolish and pathetic man. You’re mentally unstable, deeply insecure, and desperately seeking attention.
A woman moved on, got married, and started a new chapter of her life, yet you’re still hiding in comment sections trying to feel important. You're a disgrace.
Above all, love God.
They finally renamed PCOS.
And they called it exactly what I've been calling it.
PCOS is now PMOS — Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome.
Polyendocrine. Metabolic. Ovarian. Syndrome.
Read that again.
Not ‘polycystic.’ Not ‘cysts.’ Not a gynaecological mystery with a gynaecological name that sent millions of women chasing cyst removal when the cysts were never the disease.
Metabolic.
I have been telling you this.
On this page.
In your DMs.
On your meal plans. For years.
That what they called PCOS was never a cyst problem. It is insulin resistance of the ovaries, characterised by oestrogen, cortisol, and thyroid hormone imbalances.
The cysts were never the disease.
They were the symptom.
A signboard on a building that was already on fire.
For years, doctors looked at the signboard and tried to treat it.
They gave you birth control to ‘regulate’ your period, which didn't regulate anything. It just created an artificial bleed while the metabolic chaos continued underneath.
They gave you metformin, which managed the insulin, but nobody explained why your insulin was broken in the first place.
They told you to ‘lose weight’ without telling you that your weight was a symptom, not a cause.
And when you asked, ‘what is causing this?’ the answer was, ‘sometimes these things just happen.’
No. They don't just happen.
Your insulin spikes every time you eat sugar, bread, or processed carbohydrates.
That spike tells your ovaries to produce excess androgens.
The androgens disrupt follicle development.
Follicles that don't mature become the ‘cysts’ on your scan.
Your oestrogen rises because your liver is too busy processing junk to clear it properly.
Your cortisol stays elevated because you're stressed, under-slept, and eating at midnight.
Your thyroid slows down because the inflammation from your plate has been attacking it for years.
That is not a cyst problem.
That is a metabolic earthquake with the ovaries standing on the fault line.
And today, The Lancet, one of the most respected medical journals in the world, published the global consensus: the name is wrong. It has been wrong. And the new name finally says what the condition actually is.
PMOS. Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome.
They spent 11 years, 22,000 respondents, and 56 organisations across every continent to arrive at the same conclusion your plate already told me.
I am not celebrating being right.
I am angry it took this long. Because while they debated the name, millions of women were given birth control pills, told to lose weight, and sent home confused.
Millions of women blamed themselves, their bodies, their discipline, and their genetics for a condition that was metabolic from the start.
The name changed today.
The solution hasn't.
Two meals daily.
Real food.
Fix the insulin.
Fix the hormones.
Fix the plate.
That was the answer before the name changed. It is still the answer now.
The cysts were never the enemy.
Your metabolism was. And now even The Lancet agrees.
If you have been diagnosed with PCOS, it is now PMOS. And the first conversation is no longer about your ovaries. It is about your plate.
If this spoke to you and you are ready to start fixing your health from the root, send a WhatsApp message to +2349118909688 for a well-structured meal plan.
@Flowkeei If you read it calmly, you'll feel all the emotions. This is very sincere, and trust me, he could be crying while making the post. Some people mask pain with laughter.
You also don't have to understand everything.