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@teegav_official 100m is the new 50m and prices like 116, 117 is the new 60 and 70m respectively. The market is inflated and random players now move for 50m so If you want a quality player player in this transfer window, you’ll have to spend more than 100m. It’s not fair but it’s the reality now
I'm never allowing any woman I'm serious about to wear skimpy or revealing clothes when we're heading out together. There is no world in which I'd be comfortable with other men seeing your body or you dressing in a way that makes you look like a prostitute, even though I know you're not.
When I love a woman, one of the first things that comes to mind is protecting her. To me, part of that is protecting her dignity. I want you properly dressed and decent when we're going out. You don't have to be half-naked to look beautiful, hot, or attractive.
You can wear all the skimpy and revealing outfits you want, or even walk around completely naked, when it's just the two of us at home. I have no problem with that. But once we're stepping out together, I expect you to be properly dressed.
No responsible man wants his partner to be unnecessarily sexualized in public. What exactly is there to gain? Why present your woman in a way that invites people to objectify her.
The funny thing is you'll often see a woman almost naked while the man she's with is fully dressed. Why isn't he dressing seductively too? Oh, I get it. You're the one expected to be sexualized.
"Dress hot for me."
Meanwhile, you're the only one whose body is on display, not his.
One of the biggest lies sold to women is that if you drink Okra water, your vagina secretions will be all drippy and lubby.
Do you think the mouth and throat is connected to the vagina?
Because that’s about the only one we can get at the expense of nothing at least..
- Quality time ? - Bills still on us
- Words of affirmation ? - Feels like we’re begging for reassurance so we’ll rather not be labelled ‘insecure’
- Receiving gifts ? - From selfish ‘people’ that only want to be gifted ?
- Acts of service ? - Y’all call it ‘sl@very’ now.
So…
Enzo Fernández is proving, once again, why he's built for the biggest moments.
Against England, he stepped up with the crucial equalizer to make it 1-1. Earlier in the tournament, he scored the dramatic late winner against Egypt to complete Argentina's 3-2 comeback. These aren't just important goals—they're goals scored by a player who refuses to accept defeat.
That's the mentality Chelsea should treasure. Enzo plays like a born winner. He fights until the final whistle, demands high standards from himself, and thrives under pressure. Players with that mindset don't just want to win—they want to be surrounded by teammates, coaches, and a club that shares the same obsession.
If the reports about his contract and wages have any substance, Chelsea and BlueCo should recognize exactly what they have. Players with Enzo's winning mentality are rare. His performances show he isn't satisfied with mediocrity—he wants trophies, he wants decisive moments, and he wants to compete at the highest level every season.
Enzo Fernández isn't just a talented midfielder. He's a fighter. He's a leader. Above all, he's a winner. The sooner Chelsea and BlueCo build a team that matches that mentality, the better their future will be.
1. Mispronouncing a word you only learned by reading. Words like genre, façade, debris, and rendezvous.
2. Wearing the same outfit multiple times and running into people who saw you wearing it the last time.
3. Being a beginner at something. Especially in an office, your first day at work can be very embarrassing. Everyone else seems like a pro, and you feel like the only novice in the building.
4. Telling a girl who doesn't have a penny to her name that you don't have money to give her after she asks you for urgent financial help, then having to explain why you couldn't come through.
5. Turning down alcohol, especially in a gathering of men. Since I stopped drinking beer, I've experienced the embarrassment that comes with hanging out with guys when everyone orders Heineken, Tiger, or their favorite brand, while I'm asking for water, Hollandia Yogurt, or Vita Milk. They make you feel like you're less of a man.
6. Asking questions in class or at work, especially when everyone else seems to understand perfectly and you're the only one raising your hand to ask for further explanation.
7. Asking for sex, especially when you're really horny. You suddenly find yourself shamelessly asking for it.
8. Not knowing how to dance.
9. Speaking with an accent. You sound Igbotic, so what? Should the person sound Russian instead? Why should anyone be embarrassed by their accent?
10. Returning from NYSC and moving back in with your parents.
11. Being single in your 30s.
12. Having a 23-year-old girl start calling you "baby," rubbing your head, and acting like you're suddenly age mates simply because she's seen you naked. 😂😂😂
13. Not knowing how to drive.
14. Not knowing how to swim.
15. Singing the wrong lyrics with absolute confidence.