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People always talk so just do what makes you happy. Researcher | Data analyst| Fragrance connoisseur IG:@meme.ng_

[Ugochukwu Lorenzo @kingenzofficial]

Nigerians apply emotions before basic logic. Someone literally visits a business to spend their hard earned money, the least they can do is make the experience worthwhile. What kind of cheap blackmail is this?? 😳😳😳

[Anita baker 🧑‍🍳❤️ @Anitadebaker]

You should have also post this part where she bath him and take care of him
Her husband has been sick for 5yrs now and she has been the one taking care of him, you think it’s easy to care for a paralyzed person? Yeah she might have overreacted it’s totally normal she is human and tired, how many men can even be with the sick wife for 5yrs?

Always trying to paint women bad, she has been posting her taking care of the man for years now no one saw it, it’s this one that you people quickly saw and started doin oversabi

Do you people even know what it means to take care of a sick person for 5yrs ?

She is seeking for help and needs help for her husband, this young woman is tired

You people should stop 😔

[Obianuju🌻 @Obianuju2721931]

The same dad who wanted a boy by the way.🌺

[özünur @sadeceozunur]

allah herkesi sevdiğine değil, her koşulda yanında bulabileceğine bağışlasın. her şey iyiyken herkes herkesi seviyor zaten

[eliz @eliza___v]

me out of nowhere, in front of the mirror in my room

[Regina @charmingzab]

O melhor de tudo isso é que sempre passa, mesmo que seja a maior dor do mundo, ela realmente passa

[ً @artfuIchaos]

the intimacy of someone being intentional with you. making deeper effort to ensure you’re heard in your love language when the world mistranslates your intentions, shining the light where you don’t feel seen when the world dims your spirit, energy that is sure about who you are.

[🌵🦇🏀 @5kipp3x]

I hate when I procrastinate checking up on someone, and they end up checking on me.

[️ @bmnjayb]

the dad thing kinda cool

[Tade Samson @tdontop]

When I first joined a global company, I noticed something. During presentations, even the most junior employees spoke with great composure. They delivered confidently, and when things didn’t go well, they rarely panic..

At first, I wondered if it was about training. Over time, I came to realized it wasn’t just about training, it was, in many cases, about the security of their upbringing. They grew up with abundance which ensure that one wrong decision wouldn’t define their future. Mistakes were setbacks, not catastrophes.

For many of us in who grew out of Africa, the stakes can feel very different. Failure is often experienced not as a lesson but as a threat. One that can reinforce economic hardship or close off opportunities that are already scarce.

When every opportunity feels like it must succeed, the fear of getting it wrong can become paralyzing, and that fear even shows up as stage fright or hesitation.

Confidence flourishes where there is enough security to absorb failure. When people know they can fail without jeopardizing their future, they are more willing to take risks, speak up, and grow.

[���. @swagoszn_]

i genuinely hate yelling. I hate losing my cool. I hate arguing. I hate being mad. I just hate anything that pulls me into negativity.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

i love the intimacy of having a good conversation with a stranger and not exchanging contact details.

[ηιүα ♛ @niy2pretty]

Can’t wait for this to be my POV 🥺💍👶🏾💕

[𐕣 @gumvape]

today i read that butterflies rest when it rains because it damages their wings. it’s okay to rest during the storms of life. you’ll fly again when it’s over.

[Libriscent @libriscent]

“Unfortunately, you’re no longer a safe person for me.” That’s a complete sentence.

[Abbie🤎👜 @Abbietrends]

The way he came back just to open her drink… what a man. 🥹

My country gender can never ..

[his. @ohisileyasamak]

dünya turu yapan çiftler... daha çok kıskandığım bir şey yok