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You have to be around older women with aspirational lives. People in their careers who live their lives extremely full and travel and do whatever they want. Because they’re going to make you want to be better and work harder.
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Same way many men think a girlie that perpetually cooks for him loves him.
There’s no clear-cut way to know someone loves you, so either gender latches on to the loudest stereotypical expression of gendered roles.
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If every conversation for you is an opportunity to start gender war, you cannot be happy in life.
You genuinely cannot.
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Any lover that doesn’t care about your finances doesn’t love you, better use your head.
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If you’re dating in Nigeria you have to understand that this is a very pooorrr country. Rich men are few esp if you don’t want to date fraudsters, forget what the Snapchat girlies are posting you probably will never meet a man that’ll fund your lifestyle and take you on trips.
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The thought of being dependent on money from men actually terrifies me. Can’t believe this is what people aspire to💀
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CONGRATULATIONS 🎊🍾🎈🎉
#HallelujahChallenge
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"Not everything can be resolved through kindness, which is why angels carry swords, not flowers."
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Love is the biggest lie they sold to us. Shared values, genuine kindness, money and sexual attraction is all a marriage needs to thrive.
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People are complaining that Kunle Afo’s house “has too much light” 🙆🏾♂️
Kai! I curse you Lekki house developers 😔!
(I reject this curse IJN sha 🤭)
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Microsoft Teams is already terrible, but changing your status from green to yellow because you haven’t moved your mouse in 5 minutes is diabolical. And you can’t override it. Whoever designed this, I hope both sides of your pillow are permanently warm.
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Individual wealth can shield you from many personal struggles, but it can never fully protect you from systemic failure. No amount of money can indefinitely compensate for a society that is fundamentally broken.
