It's part of the friendship

Eazzii:
Work on your comprehension skills. Doh osheri.

Since is your friend advise him to leave a married woman's house. Doh osheri.

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.

I think they have an agreement, nothing new. The husband kept the idiot as help mate instead of the wife to be jumping from one man to another. For a man to be that comfortable, he is either incapacitated or has another wife whom he loves more

Are you their landlord or Agbero that knows everywhere ??

Mine your business and stay safe.

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.

Her husband is already living with another woman over there so he may careless about it

Am sure her marriage with her so called husband is getting to an end for the man to know that his friend lives in his bedroom in his absence

The husband is just waiting for a time bomb

I don't care if both of them are sleeping, it's not my interest

You can't keep goat and yam inside a room

Ewooooooo

Not just wrong but abominable...


Meanwhile, are u their speaker??

Eazzii:
Iyaebe, what would I gain from lieing? If you are in Benin, I can show them to you sef.

You say where?

What are friends for?

You will be surprised he is gay and the husband knows about it. Maybe that's why he doesn't mind.


So just incase you need a house to rent or buy from lekki to ajah or you have a land to sell. I mean your own personal land call or WhatsApp me so I can market it and sell it for you on 08136019277

Surely, they are in Open Relationship: A relationship in which either couple sleep with any other partners for sexual satisfaction!

Otherwise, the man in the US has no more cartridge to fire 🔥 his cylinder 🤔

Akalia:
You tell me lil' girl?

Little man I said find out.

burp18:
How do you know they're sleeping on thesame bed?🤔

Don't mind him.

Eazzii:
Interesting. But 3 of them are churchlings.

I know you stand in the position of God

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.

The three of them are deceiving themselves.

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.

Nothing is impossible but I'd rather give no room to the tempter to glory

Creamypussy:


Little man I said find out.

Hmm, how do I reach you?

Akalia:
Hmm, how do I reach you?

.

Don't bother, we are good here.

Creamypussy:
.

Don't bother, we are good here.

What are you feeling like? Mtcheew!!!!

Na pure lie be this...

Akalia:
What are you feeling like? Mtcheew!!!!

Have respect for your elders kid.

Fictitious story which sensible person will believe this lies

Creamypussy:


Have respect for your elders kid.

Babe is senior, forget say I came down to your level just for fun. I am over 40, got it?

Creamypussy:


Have respect for your elders kid.

Babe I be your senior, forget say I came down to your level just for fun. I am over 40, got it?

Akalia:
Babe I be your senior, forget say I came down to your level just for fun. I am over 40, got it?

U need moral lessons.

A story of keeping goat and yam together and say nothing will happen..

Creamypussy:


U need moral lessons.

shhhhhh!

Eazzii:
Oko central. Where you dey?

Akenzua

This must be a script from a badly written nollywood movie.
Albeit, if it’s true and they’re sleeping on the same bed, then they’re most definitely doing the do.

This is the "burden" on your chest??
Are you jobless?

Eazzii:
Okay. I've this burden on my chest for over a year now and they say a problem shared is a problem half solved (or multiplied)

So, I've this friend who lives with a woman and her little son. He and the lady are of the same age group. The husband, who is in the US is fully aware of this situation. Note: they stay in the same room and even sleep on the same bed. Also this guy's family house is just a stone's throw from the lady's house but he hardly ever visits there and hasn't passed a night there in over 4 years. If you're new to the area, you'll be forgiven if you address them as man and wife.


My main purpose of creating this thread is not to pass judgement on anybody but to seek your opinions. As a married man, will you be comfortable with your unmarried friend staying with your wife while you're overseas. As an unmarried guy, will you be comfortable living with your friend's wife.

Lao, masculinists and feminists, kindly keep off.



PS: They are both active members of their church.