You'll be sleeping in ur room and ur mother will quietly open the door slowly peeping at u as ua sleeping....what was she thinking That you're cheating on her with another mother.
That's her way of caring for you. Happy mothers day to all the mummies... Love you mum..❤

.I was a game addict.... So anytime she is going out, she goes out with the AV wire of the TV. I knw, without that control measures, my academics for get K-leg.

I love you, Mama.

Beat the sh1t out of us when we stole as kids.

We appreciate that Mom

adaksbullet:
Mine mom his alway woke me up in 5:00 off everyday wen sleep his alway sweets me

Mine mom his alway tished me how too speeked on mine language in sted off eglish that am no how too speeked and writes well

i haven't live with my mom in my whole even though she's alive! Always want to wake up 5:00am but alarms are not helping matters

pcguru1:
My mother would ask me everyday if I was depressed or sad because I have a face that usually looks down. It used to anniny me she'd assume I hate the house and people in it.now that I have moved I missed her asking if I was depressed because I think I am now.

I hope you don't live in Lagos?

Taking me to the market and not letting me stay out late..
Also making me join choir.. Sucked real bad...still dont see d use tll date

Thanks mum..i owe u a gwagon

cuts the guys hairs with razor, makes deals with my primary school teachers to flog crap outta me when I don't do assignments, forces me to go with her to the market, starves me when I behave. but now as a man, I say thanks super mum.

sanbells:
Oh
No one hates morning devotion as much as I do
Every morning, 6:00am sharp. You must wake up unless you want to start your day with cane. Then we all gather clumsily in the parlour to start singing praises... So annoying eh
But it shaa thought me how to wake up early and say my prayers on my own without being forced.
I still dread going home sometimes because of that.... I love my momma

take a big hug dear,one of the greatest gifts from parents,it was annoying though

Smart41:
Can't think of any.
Meanwhile bae is coming today... yayyy!

BAE still der come by this time. She be WITCH?

tydi:


BAE still der come by this time. She be WITCH?

Yes.

lol. So many things. I realised through her that parental control is very important. While growing up, I was forbidden to talk to boys/men. I can never forget one incident that happened when I was about 13 years. I was sent on an errand and I met this guy on the road and we got talking . He started professing stupid love for me and even gave me his no. I stupidly took the paper home though I had no plans of calling him. My mum was waiting for me at the door bcuz I wasted time. Immediately she saw me, she started shouting and that paper made it worse. She started insulting me, asking me of the rubbish the guy bought for me so he could f**k me. She even pulled my pants ooo lol to know if I had done it but I refused and insisted I just talked on the road. I even called one of my friend 's name and said she would bear me witness.
My loving mum dragged me along with her to all her friends' houses one by one and starting announcing to all of them that her daughter has started "f**king. Even my so called friend I called as a witness denied seeing me. I cried my eyes out . I was so embarrassed and frustrated bcuz I was accused wrongly.
Ever since that day during my teenage years, I ran away from anything called "male". So while others were out partying and doing boys stuff, I was always on my own even in my university days .
I a m happy with the way I was trained because it has made me the proud lady I am today.

She won't let me do long throat in our neighbors house... If my siblings catch you eating in a neighbors house. Your own Don finish be that O. Is it bad to dine and wine with Neighbors?

My dad will use style to give me and gf space,

But my mum, that is when she will be snooping around, passing #ten_ten times, asking me if I saw some whatever in the house..

.....it sucked so much I remembered there is something called "moving out" and I had to do that ASAP

Smart41:

Yes.

lol.

My mom would always made us do house chores. Cooking, washing plates, sweeping, every possible thing. Always saying, 'you'll appreciate it when you grow older, and leave the house'. Always made us go to school using public transport. I always hated it. I mean, come on! I just want to play games! Now I look back, and I love her for it.

MeLissa74:
lol. So many things. I realised through her that parental control is very important. While growing up, I was forbidden to talk to boys/men. I can never forget one incident that happened when I was about 13 years. I was sent on an errand and I met this guy on the road and we got talking . He started professing stupid love for me and even gave me his no. I stupidly took the paper home though I had no plans of calling him. My mum was waiting for me at the door bcuz I wasted time. Immediately she saw me, she started shouting and that paper made it worse. She started insulting me, asking me of the rubbish the guy bought for me so he could f**k me. She even pulled my pants ooo lol to know if I had done it but I refused and insisted I just talked on the road. I even called one of my friend 's name and said she would bear me witness.
My loving mum dragged me along with her to all her friends' houses one by one and starting announcing to all of them that her daughter has started "f**king. Even my so called friend I called as a witness denied seeing me. I cried my eyes out . I was so embarrassed and frustrated bcuz I was accused wrongly.
Ever since that day during my teenage years, I ran away from anything called "male". So while others were out partying and doing boys stuff, I was always on my own even in my university days .
I a m happy with the way I was trained because it has made me the proud lady I am today.

Have you ever heard of mermaid Melissa? Are you her?

Even in my thirties she always holds my hand wenevea we r crossing the road together. Wen walking she always makes sure is in between me n d road. Weneva i complain that i am now a man, able to cross d road or walk by her side, she always reminds me dat first, i am her baby, even if i am 50yrs. RIP my iron lady.

OK

MeLissa74:
lol. So many things. I realised through her that parental control is very important. While growing up, I was forbidden to talk to boys/men. I can never forget one incident that happened when I was about 13 years. I was sent on an errand and I met this guy on the road and we got talking . He started professing stupid love for me and even gave me his no. I stupidly took the paper home though I had no plans of calling him. My mum was waiting for me at the door bcuz I wasted time. Immediately she saw me, she started shouting and that paper made it worse. She started insulting me, asking me of the rubbish the guy bought for me so he could f**k me. She even pulled my pants ooo lol to know if I had done it but I refused and insisted I just talked on the road. I even called one of my friend 's name and said she would bear me witness.

My loving mum dragged me along with her to all her friends' houses one by one and starting announcing to all of them that her daughter has started "f**king. Even my so called friend I called as a witness denied seeing me. I cried my eyes out . I was so embarrassed and frustrated bcuz I was accused wrongly.
Ever since that day during my teenage years, I ran away from anything called "male". So while others were out partying and doing boys stuff, I was always on my own even in my university days .
I a m happy with the way I was trained because it has made me the proud lady I am today.

MeLissa74:

My loving mum dragged me along with her to all her friends' houses one by one and starting announcing to all of them that her daughter has started "f**king. Even my so called friend I called as a witness denied seeing me. I cried my eyes out . I was so embarrassed and frustrated bcuz I was accused wrongly.
Ever since that day during my teenage years, I ran away from anything called "male". So while others were out partying and doing boys stuff, I was always on my own even in my university days .
I a m happy with the way I was trained because it has made me the proud lady I am today.

This is humiliating . The experience made you an introvert?

Smart41:
Can't think of any.

Meanwhile bae is coming today... yayyy!

wia did u misplace ur brain?

adaksbullet:
Mine mom his alway woke me up in 5:00 off everyday wen sleep his alway sweets me

Mine mom his alway tished me how too speeked on mine language in sted off eglish that am no how too speeked and writes well

eyinbo koro

pcguru1:
My mother would ask me everyday if I was depressed or sad because I have a face that usually looks down. It used to anniny me she'd assume I hate the house and people in it.now that I have moved I missed her asking if I was depressed because I think I am now.

Oh bro. Not a good thing mhen. very dangerous position to be. I just got outta it. Don't b bro that much. Most of the stuffs causing it at the end usually turn out to no be as bad as they seem.

when she used to talk sense into my head then for hanging out with friends and staying lately outside before coming home i think she don't want me to enjoy myself ni, but now AlhamduliLlah, I can't imagine being together with those friends now. ko le work, they have turned something else. IYA NI WURA

when one has a teacher as a mother, ur house would be practically turned into anoda skull. I can remember my mum ensuring dat I did my assignments immediately I got back 4rm skul. Now, I always do my assignments early

profmsboi:
Not allowing me to go out and visit my friends....


She will be like; When last did that your friend came to visit you?

Love you MUM

Same tin happend to me, I find it difficult visiting someone or goin out.

pcguru1:
My mother would ask me everyday if I was depressed or sad because I have a face that usually looks down. It used to anniny me she'd assume I hate the house and people in it.now that I have moved I missed her asking if I was depressed because I think I am now.

iyke926:


This is humiliating . The experience made you an introvert?

The introvertedness was really strong. Now, am back to being my real self

#mothersday my mum used to force me take a siesta everyday.... then i hated it, but now I can't do without it