Lionessza:


Lol@ cottonwool balls.

Lol. when you say it , mean it and show me you mean it . Once in a while blast my ego and don't grovel after ...not having my way kinda gets me going . Perhaps I really have that condition I described yesterday which is heavily influenced by Leo traits lol.

XhosaNostra:


Lol maybe. Nothing bad with that. We're all twisted, some more than others

Yeah, that's the only down side about meeting your match. The battle of wills. For some reason I find that part draining.

Lionessza:
I personally wouldn't go for any guy who doesn't have a formal job ( both civil servants and private sector are welcome) or a formal business ( I don't play around with hustlers).

Tracypacy:
why?

Lionessza:



true phofu .


True about the draining part . For me , an exact match and I ayinosebenza shame , tried that one before and failed lol . I prefer an inbetweener but more on the assertive side though coz I see a meek man as an energy vampire .

tosyne2much:
This is the most absurd and ridiculous statement I have ever heard from a lady.

You mean you can only marry someone who has dedicated his life to work for someone else?

Lionessza:



My God!. * rolling eyes* . Where did I say the bolded ? . I said " formal business owners ( not hustlers ). Or ( someone who has a formal job at either public or private sector ) . Options boy , options.

XhosaNostra:


LOL! An energy vampire how? Is it because you can't let off some steam or?

tosyne2much:
No be today una don dey come Nairaland come form wetin una no be.

The funniest thing is that, at the end of the day, people like you end up embracing the street hustler you castigate

adaksbullet:
sweer in ur live na say u are no go 1759, NEPA, signsion, chopriite too carried babe




Alagbere oshi



All the gilrs that u haved bangeds on ur life, his she ur gf alone?

Tracypacy:
Lol! Why?

Tracypacy:
I recently hung out with a group of girlfriends I hadn’t seen in a very long time. I’d like to say that it’s because we’re all busy,so I was grateful to get the opportunity to catch up with my girls.

As usual, those ladies that were single lamented about their nonexistent relationship status. “Where were all the good guys?” “Why do they all live with their mama or have multiple baby mamas?” “How come they don’t have great jobs or make a lot of money?” I quietly sat there listening, not missing any of my single days. However, the more I listened, the more questions formulated in my head. “What constitutes as a great job?” “What is ‘a lot’ of money?” After all, those things are pretty relative, so I was curious to learn what types of guys they were attracting and why they felt these men weren’t good enough.

One friend said, “The doorman in my building asked me out on a date. Can you believe it? Like I’d date ‘the help’.” Suddenly, I began to understand why some of these women were still single.

“What’s wrong with the doorman?” I asked.

“Uh, he’s a doorman,” she responded, as if the answer was obvious.

I followed up by asking if it was just doormen she was against, or any man who was in a service/customer service type of job. After all, “the help” is not limited to doormen, maids, butlers, janitors or any other job that reminds her of “slavery” (her words, not mine). Service industries also include positions within sectors such as hospitality, sales, public health and any other position where your responsibility is to service or be of service to other people. But because those were still considered service industry jobs in a sense, were they too deemed not respectable? “Would she not date a man in any of those fields?” I thought to myself. What Occupation would stop you from dating or marrying Someone?

Tracypacy:
I recently hung out with a group of girlfriends I hadn’t seen in a very long time. I’d like to say that it’s because we’re all busy,so I was grateful to get the opportunity to catch up with my girls.

As usual, those ladies that were single lamented about their nonexistent relationship status. “Where were all the good guys?” “Why do they all live with their mama or have multiple baby mamas?” “How come they don’t have great jobs or make a lot of money?” I quietly sat there listening, not missing any of my single days. However, the more I listened, the more questions formulated in my head. “What constitutes as a great job?” “What is ‘a lot’ of money?” After all, those things are pretty relative, so I was curious to learn what types of guys they were attracting and why they felt these men weren’t good enough.

One friend said, “The doorman in my building asked me out on a date. Can you believe it? Like I’d date ‘the help’.” Suddenly, I began to understand why some of these women were still single.

“What’s wrong with the doorman?” I asked.

“Uh, he’s a doorman,” she responded, as if the answer was obvious.

I followed up by asking if it was just doormen she was against, or any man who was in a service/customer service type of job. After all, “the help” is not limited to doormen, maids, butlers, janitors or any other job that reminds her of “slavery” (her words, not mine). Service industries also include positions within sectors such as hospitality, sales, public health and any other position where your responsibility is to service or be of service to other people. But because those were still considered service industry jobs in a sense, were they too deemed not respectable? “Would she not date a man in any of those fields?” I thought to myself. What Occupation would stop you from dating or marrying Someone?

Tracypacy:
I recently hung out with a group of girlfriends I hadn’t seen in a very long time. I’d like to say that it’s because we’re all busy,so I was grateful to get the opportunity to catch up with my girls.

As usual, those ladies that were single lamented about their nonexistent relationship status. “Where were all the good guys?” “Why do they all live with their mama or have multiple baby mamas?” “How come they don’t have great jobs or make a lot of money?” I quietly sat there listening, not missing any of my single days. However, the more I listened, the more questions formulated in my head. “What constitutes as a great job?” “What is ‘a lot’ of money?” After all, those things are pretty relative, so I was curious to learn what types of guys they were attracting and why they felt these men weren’t good enough.

One friend said, “The doorman in my building asked me out on a date. Can you believe it? Like I’d date ‘the help’.” Suddenly, I began to understand why some of these women were still single.

“What’s wrong with the doorman?” I asked.

“Uh, he’s a doorman,” she responded, as if the answer was obvious.

I followed up by asking if it was just doormen she was against, or any man who was in a service/customer service type of job. After all, “the help” is not limited to doormen, maids, butlers, janitors or any other job that reminds her of “slavery” (her words, not mine). Service industries also include positions within sectors such as hospitality, sales, public health and any other position where your responsibility is to service or be of service to other people. But because those were still considered service industry jobs in a sense, were they too deemed not respectable? “Would she not date a man in any of those fields?” I thought to myself. What Occupation would stop you from dating or marrying Someone?

MhizAJ:
Teacher

adaksbullet :
sweer in ur live na say u are no go 1759, NEPA, signsion, chopriite too carried babe




Alagbere oshi



All the gilrs that u haved bangeds on ur life, his she ur gf alone?

MhizAJ:


Most of them are poorly paid
Their reward is always in heaven

I can't be doing the job of a husband in my matrimonial home

XhosaNostra:


Exactly my point! It's just so...gay. What do they even call them in the wards, "Sister"? I honestly don't find it attractive or manly. It's good that they help people & are gainfully employed though, but ha.a. No.

Yabo! You get it. There is something very hot about that type of a man. Jack is a very good example. I thought I was the only one liking a bit of vavavoom & passion.

biacan:
Mhiz tell them

MhizAJ:
Teacher

MhizAJ:


What will i be doing with a man that earns N15,000 per month

It's not even enough to buy ones foundation self

Make them rest