Psychology. Hidden truths. Mind games.
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Mindflip retweeted
My boyfriend was sleeping beside me when his phone exposed a secret about my missing sister.
A message flashed across his screen:
“Your girlfriend still doesn’t know what happened to her sister?”
My sister had been missing for five years.
And my boyfriend knew something about it.
Mindflip retweeted
Hey @grok please over turn the result to favour Manchester United Carrick
Como didn't mercy
Manutd shame is shameless at this point please 🙏
#LulaAbriuSigiloFlavioArregou #BBnaija
Galatasaray gave us a show
Victor Osimhen with a goal
Motm won for Osimhen
What a night , Champions League 🏆
#AbreOSigiloFlavio #BBnaija
Mindflip retweeted
Why would any parents enforce this harmful practice?
Girls should be allowed to mature before marriage.
They should be given equal education as their boys counterpart
Marrying them out before their bodies even mature is exposing them to fistula, death & severe pains & agony
The health bill comes due twice
FGM has no health benefit. Immediate risks include severe bleeding, infection, shock, and death. Longer harm includes chronic pain, urinary and menstrual problems, painful sex, childbirth complications, and a higher risk of fistula where the cutting was severe. The psychological cost lasts longer than the ceremony.
Child marriage sends the bill a second time. Pregnancy before the body is ready raises the risk of obstructed labour, fistula, anaemia, and maternal death. Babies born to young mothers face higher risks too.
A girl married at 15 is not a wife with a health plan. She is a child in a maternity ward.
Put the two together and some girls meet both injuries: cut in infancy, pregnant before their pelvis is ready.
None of that is the price of belonging to a family. It is the price of a decision adults made.
#SRH4U
#SayNoToChildMarriage
#BreakTheSilence
@UNFPANigeria
@EVA_Nigeria
Mindflip retweeted
I finished the third interview on a Thursday. On Friday, HR asked me to prepare a fifteen-minute presentation on strategy and a 90-day plan. Nothing polished.
I’d already sent them a case study and completed a take-home. I wrote back:
I’ve already invested more than ten hours. I’m withdrawing.
They later posted about it. The top comment said I’d done the right thing, that they took too long to hire me.
I never replied. I'd already accepted an offer from a company that only asked for two calls.
