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Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 8:41pm On Dec 29, 2017
One of the qualities men look out out for in a woman is the ability for her to stay true by him during trying times and a woman who cannot do that is termed a non wife material and slay Queen at best and at worst, a gold digger.
It is believed that when a woman supports her man and he comes to, in turn he will respect her and share responsibilities as he should but often times, this is not the case.

Many at times we have heard experiences from family, friends, colleagues or even gone through it.
Here's mine: I had this boyfriend that was struggling in every sense of the word. We kept on despite his financial shortcomings and I would travel a long distance to see him knowing fully well that the trip expenses and all that came with it were on me. I did not hesitate to oblige favours that I could give and ensured I went out with him during his jobs just to give that moral support.

Things seemed to be going on well until the day I was sitting with some friends and one of them asked how I was enjoying with my boyfriend. I responded with a light laugh and he asked "now that your guy has made it, what is the way forward?"

Me: Made it how?
Guy: Your guy hit over one million in that online betting promo.
Me: Yes yes, it's not easy... Such an unexpected favour at a time like this.

I pretended to be aware and happy but I wasn't myself till the end of the day. Everybody knew the good news except me.
One week, two weeks, one month passed and I got no call from my estranged boyfriend to even tell me what had happened. I refused to call too.

I heard news about how he had become the man about town, declaring free drinks for people he met at our street bars, dashing money to those who came to celebrate with him etc. Whenever someone who knew us sighted me they asked, "are you not M's girlfriend?" and I mumbled any answer that came to mind.
Months later I got a call from him begging to see Me. After many refusals, I decided we meet. He went on his knees apologising, saying he knew I was aware of all that had happened but was too ashamed to contact me. He went on about how he rented an apartment for one girl, was giving out money with reckless abandon, purchased an expensive mobile phone which he ended up selling at an abysmally low price (due to hardship) and how he was popping bottles at bars et al.

The length and breadth of the story was that the money was all gone. The business idea we had brainstormed he made no use of the money to invest. All his friends and girlfriends had left him for good and he felt lonely, he remembered the one who stood by him sincerely.

At the moment he had not a penny, with an empty stomach and looking for a way to get a small job. I could tell he was miserable from his looks alone. If only he had the right company who would have advised him at such a critical time, he'd never have had to go hungry again. I took him to a restaurant and we had a nice meal. He called me a good girl, a loving friend, a confidant blah blah blah.

Ladies, they will come at you with twisted words tell you they want a good woman, a patient woman, a supportive woman etc. Some will even tell you that they can never respect a woman who does not struggle with them. Do not fall for it. Most times, what they want is someone to take their excesses while they move on to cast their net elsewhere. For tens of stories about men who stick by their women when the going got smooth, there are hundreds of untold stories about men who looked the other way.

Playing the supportive role is the case of it may work and it may not. It is not stated anywhere that after standing by him and he leaves for another woman, he will be mobbed. You will simply be remembered as 'the one who once was', that's all.

It is a case of driving into a place with the words "cars parked at owner's risk." Nobody will tell you not to park your car but you hold yourself liable should anything happen to it. Hence, stand by your man at owner's risk.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Nobody: 8:46pm On Dec 29, 2017
Over one million naira at a betting promo and you think he has made it?....undecided

If you know what it truly means, you will be praying for that dude. Serious prayer for that matter....

Btw, if you know what's good for you, you will use that opportunity to cut him off. It's a blessing in disguise.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 8:48pm On Dec 29, 2017
leefrak9:
chaii....after e don use u nack ground finish..na him blow.....we are sorry 4 ur loss

I'm sorry to say but you don't sound intelligent right now.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Cladez(m): 8:51pm On Dec 29, 2017
Money that Alabi would still collect back is that one money.

NOTE: only punters would understand the statement above

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 8:51pm On Dec 29, 2017
Blackfyre:
Over one million naira at a betting promo and you think he has made it?....undecided

If you know what it truly means, you will be praying for that dude. Serious prayer for that matter....

Btw, if you know what's good for you, you will use that opportunity to cut him off. It's a blessing in disguise.


I believed that a wise person has the ability to make use of funds wisely if given the opportunity, I thought wrong.
It's indeed a blessing.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 8:52pm On Dec 29, 2017
forreelinc:
grin life is risky baby

angry y'all act like if a man stands by you it a not also at owners risk

Life is a risk o cheesy

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by HeWrites(m): 8:52pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:

I'm sorry to say but you don't sound intelligent right now.
Neither do you

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by GraGra247(m): 8:54pm On Dec 29, 2017
In some relationships your efforts pays off big time, while some other do not.

You can't conclude that all efforts fail just because yours failed.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Nobody: 8:55pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:


I believed that a wise person has the ability to make use of funds wisely if given the opportunity, I thought wrong.
It's indeed a blessing.

Obviously he is otherwise. But please don't feel the need to partake in that betting money oh. Just leave him be....

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 8:55pm On Dec 29, 2017
leefrak9:



we are also sorry for loss...dem go don use u stone ground well well oh

I reiterate, you don't sound intelligent.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by makydebbie(f): 8:55pm On Dec 29, 2017
Lemme read.

Awwn sister this is sad. I believe it's a blessing in disguise, imagine if it was your money that was squandered that way..?

Ladies when you see guys with questionable traits such as this, flee.

The fact that it worked for couple A doesn't mean it'll work for couple B. Some guys are worth the risk, while some ain't.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Henitan24(f): 8:55pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:

I'm sorry to say but you don't sound intelligent right now.
Don't be sorry dear, you're absolutely right.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Oyindidi(f): 8:57pm On Dec 29, 2017
Wicked boy

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by chigoizie7(m): 9:00pm On Dec 29, 2017
Sorry ooh, ur own case is different
Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by lilmax(m): 9:00pm On Dec 29, 2017
all guys aren't the same, that's a fact



didn't work for you doesn't mean it won't work for others

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 9:01pm On Dec 29, 2017
HeWrites:


Neither do you

At least I understand you, big ups.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Nobody: 9:03pm On Dec 29, 2017
People with Wisdom are so scarce these days.

One man's trash is another man's goldmine.
Sadly, Not every Man values loyalty. (even though it's hard to come by)
Same goes for the Ladies.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by zainmaxwell(m): 9:03pm On Dec 29, 2017
are u trying to say he made it cos u are there then he became broke cos he left u cos me ayam not understanding

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by mikolo80: 9:05pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:
One of the qualities men look out out for in a woman is the ability for her to stay true by him during trying times and a woman who cannot do that is termed a non wife material and slay Queen at best and at worst, a gold digger.
It is believed that when a woman supports her man and he comes to, in turn he will respect her and share responsibilities as he should but often times, this is not the case.

Many at times we have heard experiences from family, friends, colleagues or even gone through it.
Here's mine: I had this boyfriend that was struggling in every sense of the word. We kept on despite his financial shortcomings and I would travel a long distance to see him knowing fully well that the trip expenses and all that came with it were on me. I did not hesitate to oblige favours that I could give and ensured I went out with him during his jobs just to give that moral support.

Things seemed to be going on well until the day I was sitting with some friends and one of them asked how I was enjoying with my boyfriend. I responded with a light laugh and he asked "now that your guy has made it, what is the way forward?"

Me: Made it how?
Guy: Your guy hit over one million in that online betting promo.
Me: Yes yes, it's not easy... Such an unexpected favour at a time like this.

I pretended to be aware and happy but I wasn't myself till the end of the day. Everybody knew the good news except me.
One week, two weeks, one month passed and I got no call from my estranged boyfriend to even tell me what had happened. I refused to call too.

I heard news about how he had become the man about town, declaring free drinks for people he met at our street bars, dashing money to those who came to celebrate with him etc. Whenever someone who knew us sighted me they asked, "are you not M's girlfriend?" and I mumbled any answer that came to mind.
Months later I got a call from him begging to see Me. After many refusals, I decided we meet. He went on his knees apologising, saying he knew I was aware of all that had happened but was too ashamed to contact me. He went on about how he rented an apartment for one girl, was giving out money with reckless abandon, purchased an expensive mobile phone which he ended up selling at an abysmally low price (due to hardship) and how he was popping bottles at bars et al.

The length and breadth of the story was that the money was all gone. The business idea we had brainstormed he made no use of the money to invest. All his friends and girlfriends had left him for good and he felt lonely, he remembered the one who stood by him sincerely.

At the moment he had not a penny, with an empty stomach and looking for a way to get a small job. I could tell he was miserable from his looks alone. If only he had the right company who would have advised him at such a critical time, he'd never have had to go hungry again. I took him to a restaurant and we had a nice meal. He called me a good girl, a loving friend, a confidant blah blah blah.

Ladies, they will come at you with twisted words tell you they want a good woman, a patient woman, a supportive woman etc. Some will even tell you that they can never respect a woman who does not struggle with them. Do not fall for it. Most times, what they want is someone to take their excesses while they move on to cast their net elsewhere. For tens of stories about men who stick by their women when the going got smooth, there are hundreds of untold stories about men who looked the other way.

Playing the supportive role is the case of it may work and it may not. It is not stated anywhere that after standing by him and he leaves for another woman, he will be mobbed. You will simply be remembered as 'the one who once was', that's all.

It is a case of driving into a place with the words "cars parked at owner's risk." Nobody will tell you not to park your car but you hold yourself liable should anything happen to it. Hence, stand by your man at owner's risk.
stop ranting. If guy not loyal it means it's only kpekus you bring to the table. Sorry.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by zagorakis(m): 9:08pm On Dec 29, 2017
That he won over 1 million naira doesnt mean he has made it,
Besides u heard it from people,why not call him "as usual" and verify, if u have truely stood by him.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Nobody: 9:12pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:


I reiterate, you don't sound intelligent.

I just noticed you completed the story, funny how it proves my earlier submission. He used the money on another woman and all that nonsense. Proceeds from betting never amounts to anything good.

Just move on and enjoy your life. Doesn't mean you won't see a good guy who would appreciate and remain faithful to you though. Just take note of the cues you missed and learn from it.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by HeWrites(m): 9:13pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:

At least I understand you, big ups.
Yeah I need some likes undecided
Ofonu

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by ouzo1(m): 9:15pm On Dec 29, 2017
leefrak9:





like I earlier said,we still sorry for your loss

Troublemaker

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 9:26pm On Dec 29, 2017
mikolo80:
stop ranting. If guy not loyal it means it's only kpekus you bring to the table. Sorry.

You rushed to comment without reading hence your comment.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by poik(m): 9:27pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:
One of the qualities men look out out for in a woman is the ability for her to stay true by him during trying times and a woman who cannot do that is termed a non wife material and slay Queen at best and at worst, a gold digger.
It is believed that when a woman supports her man and he comes to, in turn he will respect her and share responsibilities as he should but often times, this is not the case.

Many at times we have heard experiences from family, friends, colleagues or even gone through it.
Here's mine: I had this boyfriend that was struggling in every sense of the word. We kept on despite his financial shortcomings and I would travel a long distance to see him knowing fully well that the trip expenses and all that came with it were on me. I did not hesitate to oblige favours that I could give and ensured I went out with him during his jobs just to give that moral support.

Things seemed to be going on well until the day I was sitting with some friends and one of them asked how I was enjoying with my boyfriend. I responded with a light laugh and he asked "now that your guy has made it, what is the way forward?"

Me: Made it how?
Guy: Your guy hit over one million in that online betting promo.
Me: Yes yes, it's not easy... Such an unexpected favour at a time like this.

I pretended to be aware and happy but I wasn't myself till the end of the day. Everybody knew the good news except me.
One week, two weeks, one month passed and I got no call from my estranged boyfriend to even tell me what had happened. I refused to call too.

I heard news about how he had become the man about town, declaring free drinks for people he met at our street bars, dashing money to those who came to celebrate with him etc. Whenever someone who knew us sighted me they asked, "are you not M's girlfriend?" and I mumbled any answer that came to mind.
Months later I got a call from him begging to see Me. After many refusals, I decided we meet. He went on his knees apologising, saying he knew I was aware of all that had happened but was too ashamed to contact me. He went on about how he rented an apartment for one girl, was giving out money with reckless abandon, purchased an expensive mobile phone which he ended up selling at an abysmally low price (due to hardship) and how he was popping bottles at bars et al.

The length and breadth of the story was that the money was all gone. The business idea we had brainstormed he made no use of the money to invest. All his friends and girlfriends had left him for good and he felt lonely, he remembered the one who stood by him sincerely.

At the moment he had not a penny, with an empty stomach and looking for a way to get a small job. I could tell he was miserable from his looks alone. If only he had the right company who would have advised him at such a critical time, he'd never have had to go hungry again. I took him to a restaurant and we had a nice meal. He called me a good girl, a loving friend, a confidant blah blah blah.

Ladies, they will come at you with twisted words tell you they want a good woman, a patient woman, a supportive woman etc. Some will even tell you that they can never respect a woman who does not struggle with them. Do not fall for it. Most times, what they want is someone to take their excesses while they move on to cast their net elsewhere. For tens of stories about men who stick by their women when the going got smooth, there are hundreds of untold stories about men who looked the other way.

Playing the supportive role is the case of it may work and it may not. It is not stated anywhere that after standing by him and he leaves for another woman, he will be mobbed. You will simply be remembered as 'the one who once was', that's all.

It is a case of driving into a place with the words "cars parked at owner's risk." Nobody will tell you not to park your car but you hold yourself liable should anything happen to it. Hence, stand by your man at owner's risk.



Some may say it's about the man, but I say its about what he does.

Your boyfriend is a betnaija addict and you let him?

Your boyfriend is an idolater and you didn't talk him out of it?


Come easy, go easy.

Prov 30:11Proverbs 13:11 (KJV) Wealth gotten by vanity shall be diminished: but he that gathereth by labour shall increase.


Its not him; its the spirit behind gambling.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by mikolo80: 9:29pm On Dec 29, 2017
Missali:


You rushed to comment without reading hence your comment.
nope it is what is
If you're worth more to him than kpekus he won't treat you like that. Fact.

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Missali(f): 9:29pm On Dec 29, 2017
Neither, what I mean is that men clamour for women who would stick with them through thick and thin without eventually playing out their roles when it comes down to it.

This same guys comes online to rant about women who ain't loyal and all that as if, they are.

zainmaxwell:
are u trying to say he made it cos u are there then he became broke cos he left u cos me ayam not understanding

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Re: Note To Women: Stand By Him At Owner's Risk by Nobody: 9:32pm On Dec 29, 2017
poik:




Some may say it's about the man, but I say its about what he does.

Your boyfriend is a betnaija addict and you let him?

Your boyfriend is an idolater and you didn't talk him out of it?


Come easy, go easy.

Prov 30:11Proverbs 13:11 (KJV) Wealth gotten by vanity shall be diminished: but he that gathereth by labour shall increase.


Its not him; its the spirit behind gambling.

Gbam!

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