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Saturday, March 14, 2015

Chronicle Of Blog Visitor Narratives.


When Cupid Strikes..what do you do?








NARRATIVE NUMBER ONE
WHEN CUPID STRIKES YOU ALONE.....
Hello Stella my name is ***,I am a single mum and in my thirties. I met this guy and believe me I don't understand myself anymore. I have to google if this is love or infatuation. Lol. But it is serious. The thought of this guy na him full my head. And most times I am worried if am doing the right thing.
The question I want to ask you and my fellow BV's is that is it ok for me to call him or text him or should I just wait for him to call?.

I am afraid and I don't want to give my feelings out\away
And secondly how would I know if he loves me (stupid question I guess).
Please if you would publish remove my name. But I need reply. Thank you. 
One love

Approach him and start up a conversation.invite him out.initiate a friendship that will help you find out more about him and hopefully in the process he will pick up interest but right now you are loving on next to nothing.
Good luck.....When a man loves you,you will know!


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NARRATIVE NUMBER TWO

Stella sugar I adore you. You can't hear that enough. I plead anonymity, so to the point. I started a relationship in July 2014. He came in with a kind of vulnerability because of the unexpected death of his girl friend before me. We worked through that since then it's been one challenge after the other but we weather the storm. 

The problem is that as you read this,we are not speaking and haven't been for about 2 weeks because he claims I did monkey business with a guy friend of mine he (boo) gave me permission to see. Did I mention he has chronic trust issues? That's what's killing me because I'm leaving the country for my PGD in June and I'm confused about whether to leave him or continue. A greater part of me wants to stay because apart from little misunderstandings, he's good to me. But the other part wants to give up and go away to start a new life.
Please I need advice ASAP.
Any BV ever worked through a long distance relationship with a partner with trust issues? Or did you just walk away?


If you are not emotionally strong or prepared,a long distance relationship that has trust issues will break you.This is a decision you will make after you relocate and see the consequences and/or good sides.
I wish you love honey!

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REFERENCE - WHEN ONES SPOUSE HAS A BFF OF THE OPPOSITE SEX
It was after reading about the chronicle about the bv whose boyfriend has a female BFF that i decide to send my story so she can learn from it. During my NCE program i had a friend whose name is Aisha,we are so close that my family and her's became family friend,the story am about to share started when we are in NCE 2 .

Her cousin A was transferred to kano to work with one of this commercial
banks,he started showing interest in me but i didn't send him because of the religion difference,i decided to give him a chance after much begging from my friend and him,also after he started saying that i am one of the people that discriminate because of religion. 

I later fell in love with the guy we dated for 2year. At the begining of the
relationship i noticed he had a female friend B whom he calls every
morning and night, after about a year my friend Aisha told me she is
no longer comfortable with the friendship between her cousin A and his
friend B,we confronted him and he said they are just friends i.e his
BFF from his previous place of work. I accepted it as the truth.

 After 2years of dating (April 2010) this my guy broke up with me on Easter
day with the excuse that he is ready for marriage now and that i am a
christian and he can't marry me,but we can still be together until after
his wedding.

Stella that was the worst easter ever for me,that reason was just an
excuse because that was the exact reason i gave for not wanting to
date him. The truth was that he had fallen in love with his BFF B,i
walked away that day and never looked back and with the help of my friend i
was able to move on.

On the other side there is this guy whose is now my horseband chasing
me for years (since 2006 when i just finished my secondary school) but i
didnt even look at his side,well i decided to give him a chance (october
2010) after my break up with A, we did our introduction (december
2010) and got married august 2011. My husband loves and adores me and
i love him too.

If i look back i do thank God always for making A to
break up with me if not i would have missed the best man in the world. We
have everything we could ever wish for,plus a son and my daughter is on the way.  
As for my ex,did i mention he was promoted twice while we were dating,
well i heard he later got married to his BFF in 2013,he was also demoted at his place of work. He started calling my friends to apologise on his behalf,i told them i had forgiven him but none of them should give him my number. Why wouldn't i forgive him? 

God has given me double for my loss,i married before him,had my son before he
even got married and i am living fine in my happy home where my husband
treats me like a queen.

My advice to that BV, please walk away now,the relationship is just 2
months before its too late. This kind of relationship will waste your
time and deprive you of meeting good guys. Dont get me wrong o,i didnt
say having opposite sex BFF is bad o but there is a limit, my husband
also has a female BFF before we married but she gave us space and after
marriage she became my friend too,she even tells me things she cant tell
my husband,she is married now and we are family friends. Now she is even
more of my friend than she was with my hubby. So be wise. Thanks.








66 comments:

  1. Let me sit down and read comment

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    1. How do u cope with a man with tiny weeny when ur hairy snail hole have seen better plantain nd now wide?

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    2. @poster2 : if there is no trust,there is no relationship
      @poster1:be careful so you won't end being a single mother of two or being disappointed
      @poster3 :bff??if she is not his sister then yawa go surely gas

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    3. since morning...I cant log in with my BLOGID....there is God...all Anti @Jonathan...there is God.


      All posters should pls tie their legs in this terrible HOT SUN and pretend to be a Mermaid

      To dey give advice no easy...Una no dey give us feedback if una follow our advice or not....To type no easy now


      Lets do this again......FOUR more Fruitful years for @Goodluck Ebele Jonathan





      @GALORE

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    4. I'm yet to read a chronicle from a male BV...
      Same ol' problem!
      Poster1: chill a bit n see if he's gon' make d first move, body dey sweet you anyhow when he never talk.
      Poster2: walk away if u cannot stand his trust ish, what else do you want bvs to tell you? Stay? Oya stay now! Ana'ko!
      Poster3: nothing for you!

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    5. Narrative 2: if your relationship is so rocky now that you're still in Nigeria, I wonder how it will survive when you travel. Think it through very well.

      Having an opposite sex bestie is a deal breaker for me abeg. I can't deal

      mololasblog.blogspot.com

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    6. Poster 3, thank God you are happy. Its good people define their relationships. All these BFFs of opposite sex in most cases deceive themselves. If my bf has a bff that's a girl, I'll tell him clearly to choose. I can give myself hypertension over a man. Congrats jare. Plus your DHs friend has sense, everyone should know their limits, if I have a guy as a frd and he gets married, I'll definitely give him space cos I know that if I am his wife, I wouldn't want that. She gave you guys space because genuinely, there was nothing going on between them. Correct geh.


      Poster 2 and 1, I agree with Stella's advice.


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    7. To Poster 2, please DON'T go ahead with this relationship. My husband has serious trust issues too. His motto is "guilty before proven innocent". Before we got married he made me change my sim card because I was getting calls from guys, both ex and casual friends alike and he wasn't comfy with it.

      Married for 9yrs now and he still browses through my phone and asking annoying questions. Who is this colleague and do you go out for lunch together bla bla bla. Calls me a liar to my face and is depressed most of the time, thinking of what i'm up to in his absence.
      Whenever I travel on official trips, he calls my male colleagues ( whose numbers he took from my phones). He calls them with an unknown number at the same time that he's talking to me to hear if it rings out at the other end.
      My dear the tori long. But it's only made me detest him sooo much. The love I thot I have is thrown out the window. We have 2 lovely kids but i'm so itching to leave the marriage just for my sanity.
      Pls don't make the same mistake I did. Things will never get better, only WORSE.

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  2. First poster,
    Don't rush on a guy like that....
    Do small shakara nau...
    Let him be doing all the calling and texting for now till you are sure he is so into you....


    Poster 2,
    Still keep him while you are away...
    Remember not to put all your eggs in one basket....

    Poster 3,
    Hmmmm....I can't stand my man having a female close friend,for what nau??...
    But girl,what were you thinking dating a Muslim with that their nonsense lizard dick?babe you tried ohhh....
    Thank God you are in a better place now...

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    1. Queen of ndi muo, why can't u just comment without being insulting? I so much detest U.
      Lizard dick but Na dick U too dey fuck. U Shld repent! UR brain, mind, heart, mouth & fingers need to repent. Nonsensical U
      Arusi
      Queen my nipple. Mssst

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    2. Lol. Always practical and unpretentious

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    3. Linda your mouth ÈŠ̝̊̅Úª not good o. Kai which is lizard dick kwa? I don laff tire o

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    4. Another stupid internet idiot, what's wt d derogatory sentence about Muslims??? When ppl talk abt this character and that other Mamie or wateva she is called, I used to think they shld just overlook der stupidity but why the discrimination based on religion???, ppl like u r really not needed around here cos u r suffocating the peace in this world....get over ur ignorance baby and grow some brain...jobless uneducated Internet trolls!
      Mind u I am a Christian!

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  3. Wow!!!! The 3rd narrative sha.... Every disappointment is a blessing in disguise

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  4. Its well with all of una ooo..none of you get problem shaa.

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  5. P1 use you head oo, before the guy will smell the "desperation" abi na love and chop you and clean mouth,
    Put your self out there in a Subtle manner for him to notice you and ask you out, if he doesn't ask you out then he's either studying you or not interested, you could work up a way to be close to him and play with him but not in a flirty way, if he doesn't take the hint walk away.
    Poster 2 please go for you programme abroad, the relationship is still in the lovey dovey stage, if he's having trust issues now I fear for you, don't lose out both ways.
    P3 every disappointment is a Blessing right? Enjoy your marriage hun.

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  6. I used to have dis male close friend before wen I was staying off camp. By d time I moved into d compound, d wife had traveled to her place to give birth and I got really close to d husband ( didn't even know he was married). There was never anything to it tho. Wen d wife came back, I realised she was not comfortable with it cos she wouldn't even talk to me and I just withdrew totally. Till date, I dunno wat d hubby told her or what made her have a change of heart cos she just started talking to me and right now, we are d best of friends. She even forced me to move in with dem wen they got a bigger apartment. I am way closer to her than with d husband now self. My point being, as a lady u should learn to respect ur friend's relationship, if d partner ain't OK with it, just give them their space.

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    1. Sharap liar. U are screwing d man. Liar liar beggy beggy. Everything for u na double double

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  7. Kikikikikikiki.....dys linda babe cray gan ni o...lmao@lizard dick

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  8. Poster 1
    Wateva u do, do not invite him out oo(stella dey give u oyinbo ideas)
    U can call him, to mk him no u fancy him.
    U can chat wit him too,and be a bit flirty, but don't act too desperate.
    U av to give a black man d chance to woo u.
    Be playful n yet non-chalant.
    U don't want to know weda e loves u(cos dat's hope n a waiting heartbreak)
    If u weren't so much inlove wit him alredy I for say, it aint a bad idea to invite him out.
    U av to caution ursef, u are a single mother alredy, u shld av learnt a lesson or 2 frm ur past rltnshp.
    U come 1st in everytin(take care of ursef 1st), until after d marriage vows.

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    1. @pink shell,the way body dey sweet this poster1',trust me she no go sabi flirt in a subtle way o.

      Did you pple not hear and see it in her writeup?na only me see am?

      Hmmmm.dont advice her to flirt a bit biko cos if she no rape the chap,na small go remain o

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  9. No! Hubby isn't allowed to have BFF,BFF for what na, msteeew.My daughter and i will are gona be his BFF.

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  10. Just like me,single mum,he calls me n i do call him oo,though i didn't put my eggs in a basket,try n call him give him sometime,if he didn't return your calls delete him out of your life,millions are out there waiting 4 u! Don't give up,dress smart. i trust u shaaa**lol*

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  11. Poster1: give it time and you will be able to tell what your feelings for him is (love or lust), then again there isn't any rule to say if he loves you or not(nothing is cast on stone dear
    Poster3: you are so spot on! Thank God for your life

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  12. Make I siddon dey read comment with a bottle of cold water

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  13. "But the other part wants to give up and go away to start a new life. .." in narrative 2.
    I'm here drinking my hermit the frog tea watching you with telescope...new life.ok
    The thrill of going to a foreign country to live. Makes you feel like oh, i'll find something new, a whole new chapter. Don't let that becloud your judgement. Going abroad, stepping on their soil is just like being in any human territory on earth. Nothing special, just different people who are not your people even. If your boyfriend is thinking you'll land in Gatwick and take a cab to perform in an exotic orgy, calm him down or you're thinking you'll meet Jared Leto or a Brad Pitt that will blow off your mind, pls have a rethink.
    By the time when you've spent 6months of loneliness, you'll be arranging trysts in naija with just about anyone. Anyone willing to have your saved up money and pretend you're engaged.

    Those traits you mentioned, insecurity and all are common with men. Go and check out even marriages of 30 years where d husbands still bicker when their wives are leaving the house. Men like exclusivity. They're always afraid something will happen, just that some go overboard. Dear, reduce your flirtation, stop fuelling his insecurity. Don't break up with this guy just cos he's being petty...most men that don't feel insecure when their girlfrnd'z leaving for 6 months + really don't care..

    **Bonaparte NN

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    1. @Bonaparte you get brain. Poster 2 follow @Bona advice, it's with plenty wisdom.

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    2. Love your response

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  14. Ukwu sugar Stella nwunye Korkus abeg all i want is a plate of d@ jollof rice wt chilled strawberry smoothie while i sit bak n read comment.

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  15. BLOG ANALYSER: @3, I agree with u totally, thank God for u @1 follow stella's advise, u might or might not like him in d end.@2 find ur square root.

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  16. Poster one,u are infatuated!soon u will start dreaming of him,u in a wedding gown.lol!get to know dis guy if he's available to date u first of all,and if he's interested in u:very very important!before u start building castles in d air..
    Poster 2,has he caught u cheating before?mayb dats why he can't trust u,or maybe he is cheating!yes,cheats suspect others alot.weigh ur options,if the distrust is too deep,den take a walk cos that problem will continue even after u are married and break d marriage one day..not forgetting to mention d guy might be insecured too!
    Poster3,ur story is a gud reference point,I have always seen pple end up with their bffs,afterall a man or woman should marry her best friend if that marriage will work#eyelashes#i hope the person with this story will learn from ur story dats if she didn't learn from all the advices on her post.

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  17. Abeg o BFF ko one nearly broke my marriage na prayer I use send am packing

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  18. Poster 1, take stella bae's advice,
    Poster 2, it can work if u sort out your trust issue before u leave
    Poster 3, thank God for you ooooooo


    O God, remember me too o and gimme my own king

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  19. Poster one, u can start a cordial relationship wt the guy if u are sure u won't give away ur emotions. You need to know the reL him before u know if to go ahead. Otherwise u will mess ur life up.


    Poster two, pls dump the man. Don't make mistake of going into a relation wt a man wt trust issues. He has insecurity problems and can never make a good husband . Just move on wt ur life.

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  20. hmmmm why the hell did u date a muslim na wa o

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  21. Just reading through......Stella u must enjoy me

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  22. Poster 1; pls chill a bit.asmuchas i'm an advocate for ''a lady too can make the first move'',you sound all loved up so chill and let him do a bit of the chase first.do small shakara (yes i said it.its neccessary and allowed)

    Poster 2; how about moving on?

    Poster3; thank God for you

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  23. Poster1 abeg don't mind stella with this her "invite him out" talk. If you try that for a naija man he will lose whatever interest he had in you. Just try and start up a friendship without being pushy and give him plenty green light- you know now #winks#

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  24. Poster 3 is so Chizoba Ibebuike

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  25. Poster 1: calm down, don't be desperate.
    Poster 2: Dump him!
    Poster 3: Gbagaun!

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  26. N3, you are the bomb... Thanks for sharing.
    N2, I doubt if long distance rship can work when you have trust issues...
    N3, I think you should listen to Stella but please don't put ur emotions out there. Prepare for anything; rejection etc..

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  27. Poster 1 abi 2 am having same issue now I met this guy in church hes everything most single ladies would want for a hubby...the truth is stella I am falling infact I have fallen but I dont know if he feels same way..am confused cos I dont even know what to do I dont want to tell him this and then give myself away.what if I tell him and at the end he dosnt value me anymore..am praying to God to give me the opportunity to snoop into hes phone I need something to keep me away from him until he gets crazy over me pls I need prayers..i fink am in love or something and did I mention he keeps telling me little things about marriage how he wants kids and all but u know how men can be esp when they know that what you want is marriage.

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  28. narr 1, i support stella, strike a conversation so u'll know ur stand.

    pamscrib.blogspot.com

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  29. Why is it that anytime people talk about their ex, they always conclude by pointing out that the said ex is now in a bad state/condition/relationship compared to theirs. If you don't wish him bad, why point out his state in a form of mockery??? And most times, it's at that point they realise that their old suitor which they've been turning down is now, all of a sudden perfect for them, and they got married and live happily ever after. Please people, desist from such. Tell your story without making mockery of your ex's current situation. My 2 kobo!

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    1. May God bless you specially. You said it all. Most people are competing with there EX. Who married first, who gave back first, did day promote U after etc...

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  30. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    One: desperado
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    Two: it might work for someone else but not yu......
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    Three: nice advise....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  31. Lemme read comment

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  32. Poster 1.slow down pls,but u can start up a convo and be friends with him first. Poster 3.good u walked away without looking back,am going through something like that right now although not similar.I pray I get over it.

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  33. initiate contact with the guy n see where it leads. Women should stop shying away from asking a guy out. Things can b done in subtle way. It doesn't make u nor tagged u useless as some might think. Go for it.

    Poster 2, if trust is an issue, trust me long distance relationship will not survive, and that's a fact. Sit down n iron things out before jetting out. This will ensure no one is left hanging. Good luck.

    I have no issue with boo or bae havinbg bbf of the opposite sex, we as individuals know who we r dealing with. If urs is the type that has k leg then make sure the relationship is as open as anything and there are boundaries.

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  34. @Poster 3, thank God you are in a better place now. Learnt a lesson too from your story.

    @Poster 1, In as much your man has trust issues,it would be worst eventually when you leave the country. If he can't trust despite your efforts to make him too then you need to quit the relationship and be free to meet more people and concentrate your career.

    @Poster 1, Let him do the calling so it won't be as if you want him desperately.

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  35. Princess Scheherazade14 March 2015 at 18:13

    Poster 1:

    I've never been an advocate of making a move on a guy, I like being chased.
    I do know that making the first move works for some ladies though, it depends on your personality.

    Poster 2:

    Distant relationship is a lot of hard work... Prepare your mind for anything, including falling out of love and losing him.

    Poster 3

    Abeg na husband you get, not horseband. Thank God for wiping shame from your life. #LessonLearnt

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  36. Its nt wise to date a guy that has a female Bff.

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  37. Poster 3,why in The name of everything sensible wud u say that.dont Christians too break people's heart.i am a Muslim and I have dated both,but I am not one to judge. Religion doesn't necessarily dictate who u are. This is 2015,pls wake up and smell the coffee. U are one of those who incite these same radicals to violence. GOSH!!!!!

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    1. Ta! Sharap there!

      She didnt say anything inciting in her narrative!!! Haba! Abi you dey use glasses ni? If you misunderstood her point, it's ok. Simply scroll up and read the story a second time. If you no still understand, read it a third and probably forth time. You will probably understand

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  38. I absolutely do not support bff of d opposite sex. Ur husband's bff is just one of d few wise ones, that's why she gave u guys space. Most of them are foolish. My husband chats with one stupid bitch P at odd hours of d night. All in the name of friendship. In fact they practically chat all the time. Sometimes she buzzes him as early as 5 : 30am I've got something cooking 4 both of them tho

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  39. Poster 3,why in The name of everything sensible wud u say that.dont Christians too break people's heart.i am a Muslim and I have dated both,but I am not one to judge. Religion doesn't necessarily dictate who u are. This is 2015,pls wake up and smell the coffee. U are one of those who incite these same radicals to violence. GOSH!!!!!

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  40. Sori Stella,my earlier comment was directed at queen of this blog,not poster 3.mistake. Waste ably too pissed to notice the error. Why in the name of everything sensible do u have to insult Muslims.i am a Muslim ,dated from both sides but I am not one to judge. Religion doesn't have to determine who we are, this is 2015,wake up and smell the coffee.it is people like u that incite radicals to violence. gosh!!!!!!

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  41. Sori Stella,my earlier comment was directed at queen of this blog,not poster 3.mistake. Waste ably too pissed to notice the error. Why in the name of everything sensible do u have to insult Muslims.i am a Muslim ,dated from both sides but I am not one to judge. Religion doesn't have to determine who we are, this is 2015,wake up and smell the coffee.it is people like u that incite radicals to violence. gosh!!!!!!

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  42. 1. Pls slow down. Sometimes its good to pray and let God lead you. Things will play out in a good way. Just be good, dress well and leave the rest.

    2. It doesn't work for some n it does for some. I'll advice you travel for your programme since trust is an issue already. What will be will sure be.

    3. Nice advice. God bless your home poster.

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  43. Poster 2: a relationship without trust is dead.. Nothing but headache and stress. Have trust and faith but don't be naive

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  44. Poster 2: a randy man will always be a randy man nd will be possessive tinking everybody is like him. My advice 4 u is dat wen u travel nd settle down pray 4 direction,make new friends sort out God fearing ones nd dump him.God forbid a man dats insecured u will jst die of hypertension

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  45. A married man or woman having a BFF of the same sex is a total and complete no no....that is not the essence of marriage...your spouse is meant to be your BFF cos you are now one...it's risky cos if you start having issues with your spouse which all marriages do, there is a high probability of confiding in each other...and we all know the kind of chemistry that can arise when two people spend time talking or hanging out together.....
    From personal experience I don't advocate long distance relationship not to talk of one with trust issues.....this is the time to get to know each other and begin to get used to the essence of who your spouse is...you cannot be long distance and see each other in the light of various circumstances, how u react to diff scenarios etc....ITs easy to lie and hide emotions in long distance relationships too...sadly this is the time a lot of people do not take serious and they end up with fall by the way side marriages.....my marriage is still picking up the pieces from that so I never support it if it can be avoided...

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  46. You lot just enjoy stealing others' blog names uughh

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