coldsummer:
[size=18pt]once a trend starts on nairaland, it doesnt end.

how many more photo narratives do we have to put up with. [/size]

coldsummer:
[size=18pt]once a trend starts on nairaland, it doesnt end.

how many more photo narratives do we have to put up with. [/size]

oglalasioux:
You just drew tears to my eyes. May no child ever go through these experiences.

kelymod:
This is getting boring

tonytony208:


Your step mum can never love you like her kids....never. Don't forget your mom shared your dad with her......and that in itself is hate-inspiring. You will be the one to pay for your mom's "sins".

coldsummer:
[size=18pt]once a trend starts on nairaland, it doesnt end.

how many more photo narratives do we have to put up with. [/size]

EBLABOR:



who told you that? If Jesus lives in her heart, she would treat you as hers. I have a step-mum for about 20years now my mom died she has been the bestest! All my steps behaves as though we are one. What a family needs is love for Jesus, not church goers. Love for jesus, gave us oneness. Thanks

Afrihitz:
There are still a few good step moms but in general, step moms are known to be Satan’s deputy. The could totally beat the hell of you for being alive.
These 10 things am sure you can relate with if you grew up with a typical Nigerian step mom.

1.How she serves her kids food



2.But how she gives yours


3. How she deals with you when you act up


4. But how she deals with her kids


5.When daddy says by the kids cloth. What she gets you


6.And her kids


7.How you spend your free time

OR


8.But how her kids spend theirs


9.Your first reaction when daddy says he has to travel to the village

Kuku kill me!.

10. And dad returns with good news that you are going to boarding school


add any two

http://gist212.com/gossip-2/12-photos-you-can-relate-with-if-you-grew-up-with-a-nigerian-step-mom/

passionate88:
I just hate/detest this step mom thing

delishpot:
Some women need deliverance true true. Treating the poor innocent kids like they are animals.

My mom was a stepmom, but she was closer to my step brother than us her kids. It was his mom that turned him against us. Maybe His mom thought mom was just being nice to steal him from her. He was a good brother until shiii hit the fan.

spidey77:
Women n dia wah ala.....funny enuf u will rarely see a stepdad like dat....and no matter what she wud still eyeing d small 1

AreaFada2:


Very common thing. They will brainwash & claim babalawo or pastor saw vision that the other woman is just nice the draw her step kids close and harm them without suspicion.

Only few step kids are wise & strong enough to see through the evil machinations of their own biological mum. After all

The seed of discord is often sowed by a woman. The daughters often mostly side with their mum, preparing them for a career as a bad step-mum, bad daughter-in-law and so on.

Often when you see a child emerge from such a toxic motherly influence unscathed, he/she is often extremely nice.

jojosweet:
nowadays the step dad be sexually molesting the step child.. there is no exception to the act ojare

jaykaylegend:
I still wonder why step moms behave like that...

coldsummer:
[size=18pt]once a trend starts on nairaland, it doesnt end.

how many more photo narratives do we have to put up with. [/size]

cherylsmith:
Oh blimey!

Pavore9:
Most times the maltreated step-child ends up becoming the shining light of the family!

spidey77:
Women n dia wah ala.....funny enuf u will rarely see a stepdad like dat....and no matter what she wud still eyeing d small 1

Pangea:


You would be surprised to know that it is basically a survival instinct!
Right from the female animals that eat the kids or the babies of their rivals.
Its an evolutionary instinct to maintain only the survival of their genetic line.
They consider kids from other women as a rival to their own kids and they want to remove the competition.
This is basically a chemical impulse from their hormones.

jojosweet:
nowadays the step dad be sexually molesting the step child.. there is no exception to the act ojare

Joavid:

eh eh!

see philosopher

clap for yourself, Sigmund Freud.

tonytony208:


Yours occurs 1 in a million times. Thanks