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One of the thing that gives me peace of mind when in my dealings with women is that, no matter the love, i know that i am not the only man you are talking to.
One of the major reason why i don't bother myself or stress myself with women, i just go with the flow.
Announcing that:
You like money
You're materialistic
Nobody should approach you if they don't have money
These are not evidence that you like money. It is evidence you're badly behaved. You just have audacity to air it out without shame. Who doesn't like money?
There's this belief that once you get a corporate job in 🇳🇬Nigeria, especially in a big company, your money problems are solved. People see the ID card, the air-conditioned office, and they assume you're comfortable. The truth is usually very different.
I remember when I first got into the corporate world. The salary looked decent on paper. But after tax, pension, NHF, and other deductions, what actually entered my account was much smaller. Then came the real expenses, rent in a decent area, NEPA bill that could shock you, fuel or transport, feeding, and the constant calls from mum.
Every month followed almost the same pattern. By the second week, a good part of the salary was already gone.
My younger brother would call for one need or the other. Some were genuine, others you couldn't really ignore without feeling bad. You want to help, but you're also trying to build something for yourself. Most times, you end up stretching what you have until the next salary.
The funny part is the image people have of you especially your neighbours. Relatives and friends think you're doing well because you work in a "big company." They don't see the calculations you do before spending.
They don't see how you sometimes skip certain things or delay personal plans just to meet expectations.
Some days you even feel guilty for not being able to do more.
Certain arguments you cannot drag me into. If you like, say Ronaldo is the reason Portugal crashed out. Infact, say he scored the goal that knocked them out. What I know is his time with them is over. We will now wait and see the glory they've been held back from. 🙏
The problem you people have with Ronaldo is you want faux humility from him. You’re diminishing everything he has achieved, yet you still don’t want him to blow his own trumpet.
This is a man who has spent over two decades proving himself at the highest level, breaking records people thought would stand forever, winning everywhere he went, and carrying the weight of a nation’s expectations on his shoulders. If anyone has earned the right to speak proudly about his career, it’s Cristiano Ronaldo.
You celebrate confidence when it comes from others, but when Ronaldo acknowledges his own greatness, suddenly it’s called arrogance. That’s not humility you’re asking for, that’s pretending his achievements aren’t extraordinary just to make other people comfortable.
He doesn’t need to apologize for knowing how great he is. History already agrees with him. Five Ballon d’Ors, countless trophies, the greatest goalscorer football has ever seen, and three major international trophies for Portugal after they had won none before him. Those aren’t opinions; they’re facts.
Greatness doesn’t always whisper. It speaks with the confidence that comes from years of sacrifice, discipline, and delivering on the biggest stages. Ronaldo is simply reminding you of it.
You don’t watch a man dominate football for over 15 years then use his final years to define his legacy. That’s not how greatness works. Mock a 40year old Ronaldo all you want but you will never rewrite what prime Ronaldo did to football. History is permanent 🐐
If World Cup makes you the GOAT, we’d rate Mbappe over Messi, but it doesn’t. Ronaldo has written his name up there as the greatest and nothing can erase it. At this point, he has nothing to prove.
The greatest there was, is, and will ever be. Thanks for blessing our screens.❤️
Dear @Cristiano,
Today hurts.
Not just for Portugal, but for millions of people who grew up watching a young boy from Madeira turn impossible dreams into reality.
The World Cup was the one chapter everyone wanted to see end differently. Football can be beautiful, but it can also be cruel. Sometimes it gives legends the endings they deserve. Sometimes it doesn't.
But trophies alone have never defined greatness.
Greatness is waking up every day and refusing to accept limits. It's inspiring generations to believe that talent means nothing without relentless work. It's breaking records people once thought were untouchable. It's carrying the weight of a nation for over two decades and never hiding from the responsibility.
You taught us that discipline beats excuses. That sacrifice creates legends. That age is just another challenge to overcome. You didn't just score goals—you changed the mentality of an entire generation.
Millions of kids started playing football because of you.
Millions of people learned what dedication looks like because of you.
Millions believed in themselves because Cristiano Ronaldo never stopped believing in himself.
Some will judge careers by one trophy.
History will remember the man who conquered England, Spain, and Italy. The man who became Portugal's greatest captain. The man who climbed to the top through hard work, not shortcuts. The man who inspired countless athletes across every sport.
No result can erase that.
Whether people call you the greatest or not will always be debated. That's football. But what can never be debated is your impact on the game, your relentless mentality, and the legacy you've left behind.
The World Cup may not be yours.
But football will always remember your name.
Thank you for the memories.
Thank you for the inspiration.
Thank you for showing the world what relentless ambition looks like.
Forever one of the greatest to ever play this beautiful game.
🐐❤️
They held Copa America 3 times in 5 years (2019,2021 & 2024) just so he could win his first trophy. Since he won, the competition is now back to being held every 3-4 years. His international retirement in 2016 must have pissed off FIFA (CONMEBAL holds the competition but is under FIFA)