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@kokoxng@instablog9ja He did total wrong to have led her for 8 years, knowing fully well he doesn’t have good plans for her. As men, the moment we realize the woman we started well with is promiscuous, instead of leading them on and just chopping; leave them.
@yabaleftonline Don’t play.
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@Chude_ND1 Don’t take her back kings, except you genuinely committed the offenses that resulted in the divorce. At that you must both seek counsel before settling back as one.
If you’re already in a committed relationship, don’t be in the habit of giving your number out. The exception may be if you’re a businesswoman and you’re confident the person is a genuine potential client who can patronize your business.
Even then, keep the relationship strictly professional. Be transparent with your partner where appropriate, avoid unnecessary closeness, and stay away from late-night hangouts or situations that blur boundaries.
If you’re single and genuinely searching for a partner, develop the discernment to identify people who only want to take advantage of you. Be wise. Do your research. In many cases, you’ll find enough information to help you decide whether to continue the conversation, walk away, or simply block them.
If none of these applies to you and you’re out there giving your number to everyone you meet, then whatever your eyes eventually see, abeg no come disturb us here o. Na the work wey you choose be that.
We sabi una. 😄✌️
@HenshawKate@ruthyorea Happy Birthday, Mama! 🎉🎂
Mama never gets old.
To this day, you continue to grace our screens with your beauty, elegance, and timeless presence.
Wishing you many more years of good health, joy, grace, and continued success. Happy Birthday once again! ❤️🎉
Her decision not to cook for her man every day is her own choice and her right. She may very well find a man whose expectations align with that, and that’s perfectly possible. If you’re not that man, there’s no reason to get agitated.
We’ve had this debate for years; men and women; respect and provision; submission; feminism; masculinity. I think it’s time we put one thing into perspective.
The one thing we’ve consistently overlooked is order.
Whether or not you believe in the biblical account of creation, this is the framework from which I’m making my point. Within that account, creation reveals an intentional order. Man was created first, and his physical design reflects strength, leadership, protection, and responsibility.
The woman was created as a helpmate; bringing tenderness, compassion, wisdom, and the qualities that beautifully complement a man.
This order does not imply that one is superior to the other. It is simply a system that, when embraced with mutual respect and understanding, fosters harmony and stability.
To my kings and queens; if you constantly find yourself questioning where you belong, perhaps you’re simply in the wrong territory.
The Creator made no mistake.
Peace ✌️
Like I said, until we know the full facts, it would be unreasonable to condemn one person while leaving the other blameless. What if, within the first year, the man had already realized she wasn’t the right person for him but kept reassuring her, making promises, and leading her on because he still benefited from the relationship? If that were true, would our judgment remain the same?
Then again, that’s only one possible assumption, just like many of the conclusions already being drawn. People do desperate things to stay in relationships, while others do desperate things to keep people in them. Until the facts are clear, we’re all just filling in the gaps with our own assumptions.