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Guys, If your Girlfriend did this to you, what would you do? - Read Story

Yesterday, my friend Charles (not real name), his girlfriend Janet (not real name) and I were heading home from church, when suddenly Janet, asked Charles to handover his phone to her. Charles gave her the phone, Charles and I did not suspect or expect any foul play because that's not the first time she will hold the phone and a girlfriend has the right to see or holds her boyfriend phone ( my opinion).

But when the phone was handed over to her , she immediately opened the phone, remove the battery, sim card and the SD card, then put back the battery without putting back the sim and the SD card. I personally was confused, I don't know about my friend but I think he was more confused than I was. 

When my friend asked her the reason for that, she said nothing, we were all mute, we trekked a distance when the most surprising and the most shocking thing happened.

When we got to the edge of a bridge, we stood and were waiting for bike. Janet walked past us and threw the phone into the river. I was like "is she mad?", what did she find in the phone that got her so furious and if she found anything that upset her was this the right action to take?

Charles, asked her in a calm voice "why?" she respond in aggressive manner "don't ask me any stupid question" the anger was burning in me, I feelt like devouring the girl or tear her to pieces, how can she do that to my friend now that phones are costly? many things ran through my mind.

I looked at my friend, he said "lets go", I replied "what?" he said "let's go". I said to him "we can't just live her, lets treat this girls fuck up", he said no. "I always said I'm the last guy that will raise my hand on a lady and Janet is not just a lady but my girlfriend and my lover, so I can't, everything happened for a reason " Charles said to me.

As we were about to live, Janet called us back, hugged my friend kissed him. And I was even more confused. She Then opened up that it was all a test, to know if Charles will beat or embarrass her,  But she now sees my friend is a good person who loves and respects her.

Immediately, she opened her laptop bag and brought out a brand new Infinix zero and handed it over to my friend, the phone is better than the phone she threw away.

She said even if my friend had beaten her up or threatened her, she would still have given him the phone but that will be the end of their relationship.

So people, if you were in Charles shoes, will you act like he did? 





Culled from Nairaland, Edited by Adebusoye Ademola.

“I must marry by force” (Must Read) - Kemi Jinadu


Lately, the frequent bewail, sadness, heart break women encountered could be described as alarming.  It’s been an ongoing issue but within the last few years it seemed to have taken a different toll.
Firstly, I will like to state that the aim of this article won’t be to educate about marriage because am not in the position to, still in kindergarten, still learning at a very slow pace.
Marriage! The institution where one learns and never graduates.

The attitude some women exuded, and how far these women are willing to go so they could get married baffles me passionately, especially the single parent, so the emphasis would be on courtship.
I’ve heard so many horrible stories and I felt deeply concerned for the children involved. I felt passionately concerned about this subject, the attitude of “I must marry by force,” I’ve avoided this topic for so long well time to be me.

The most recent that got me word processing away, was that the man did not tell his family that the lady he married had a daughter.
Whenever his family are around the poor child was forced to duck under the bed or when he’s talking on the phone with his family he covered the poor child’s mouth.
Why should a woman expose her child to this? For what? Marriage, yes but at what cost? Happiness! Peace! At the child's expense! Or is it because of the dangling organ between his legs? Just wondering!

Do not misunderstand me, we love, honour and respect our men.

When a man cannot inform his family about his fiancée’s status as a single parent; it says a lot about the man and his family.
Family might disallow marriage to single parent is not unusual, based on the stigma that comes with single parent like taking on responsibilities, baby papa drama, but the man’s ability to inform his family about his choice, the after one, two or three single woman he wanted to marry signifies a crucial step forward, that they would allow or not would be another issue...

Over the last few months I’ve heard different cases of single parent who goes into an unreasonable compromised marriage.
Whatever led to the status of being single with a child, be it mistake from dating, divorce, naivety, irresponsible boyfriend, abuse relationship, quickie dos I mean one-night-stand; the mistake or havoc had happened life continues, it’s important to learn and not dwell on the issue.

A man who decided to go into a single parent relationship must know and be willing to accept that the option he opted for; comes with double inextricable package no single and the man must not act like the relationship was a favour. 
It must be discussed by both parties, common quotes like “we would cross that bridge when we get there” NOT ACCEPTABLE cross the bridge now, before marriage.
Women should appreciates men WHO DO NOT WANT the double package and not force issues by trying to reach an irrational compromise or quickly get pregnant before anyone could dissuade them.

When such situation arose it provokes resentment, the man would feel conned, then hate himself for being gullible by a deceptive woman as a result the man ended up petulant with a bruised ego. 
Such relationship rarely last, he would become malicious and spiteful towards the woman and such atmosphere would not be conducive to raise kids. So why rush into it? Why bother? You’re better off alone.

Men that would only marry based on conditions such as send the child to his Dad, grandparent, Aunties, Sisters other than yourselves are RED ALERT, oh girl run!
Love is kind and unconditional, if he truly loves, he would accept that part of you; guess he decided to marry for a reason, and once he achieved his purpose the relationship would be over.   If the Dad’s place was convenient the child would be with the father and not the Mother.

Women who conformed to this condition just to get married are selfish, these are women who put themselves and desires of the flesh first without thinking of the future. The exception would sincerely be if Mum experienced hardship and the child might be better off living with Dad in a stable and loving home.  

The man willing to marry should blend into the uncompleted family and not segregate mother and child. A woman must be willing to accept his children as well, if you don’t like the idea do not marry men with children.
Women, especially single parent need to be aware, most married women are suffering in silence. Many single parent are victims of irrational conditional marriage do not be fooled some hide behind the veneer of Marc foundation, eye-shadow, powder, those make up are for show.

Women could sound so ridiculous when they slip into denial mood, once they’ve made up their mind to send the poor child away excuses such as “I let him make the decision to send the child away because the bible said the woman should be submissive to the man,” the man you’re not even married to!
Fellow women would begin to quote, abstract, adjoin, alter and adjust the scriptures and verses in the bible; that same bible did not say is mandatory to marry this insupportable man.

Factors such as low self-esteem, delusion, peer pressure, culture, stigma and stereotype can be responsible for the women’s unreasonable deed towards marriage.
Men sensed needy and low self-esteem women and some men would tailor it to their own selfish need; depending on what the needs are, it could be accommodation financial need, resident status like British, American and Canadian passport.

When a woman with a low self-esteem go into such relationship her world seem to stops and revolves around the man only; happiness, progress, prosperity for so many talented, hardworking and skilIful women have been truncated as a result. Note this article also applies to single women without child/children.

Most come out of the relationship broken, feeling so inadequate, not worthy, not good enough to be called a wife, whereas one-self was not the problem but the hasty wrong choice one made.

Some men are actor that could play the role of a man who’s hopelessly in love whilst some don’t need to pretend at all it depends on how one was value.  These acts are commonly verbal, the man might be a wolves in sheep clothing, fine useless boy or a smooth orator but action speaks louder than voice; his attitude towards one would reveal his true intention.
 
Pardon me to say most women’s distraught relationship are self-inflicted, because we reach an irrational compromise knowing fully well that we are going into the wrong relationship, most forged ahead with the intention to change the man.  One cannot change a man; the man must be willing to change.

Competition could be healthy and encouraged but not when it comes to picking a life partner, comparing one’s lifestyles and competing with a friend or sister that just got married not an excuse to marry that unendurable man.

Talks like “Wura my youngest sister just got married so come the end of the year I must marry” not acceptable.  Though one might feel a bit uncomfortable that it’s taking longer to find the right man but is worth waiting for, don’t subject the poor child or children to torture by choosing the next tom, dick and harry.

As Africans it’s expected to get married once a woman reached a certain age but as a single parent that tradition or expectation should not apply. Is natural for family members to pressurise one from time to time as one biological clock ticks but that might be the time to educate them rather than pick a man that would later give one, and family members perpetual headache.
We live in a modern world.

Nothing wrong with wanting to get married, the notion, the thought, and working towards one could be one of the best thing if achieved with the right man but if not it does not make one incomplete as a woman.

The way one feels internally played a significant role before marriage.  After the broken-relationship with the child/children’s father re you still a confident woman? Can one stand in the midst of married women and not feel any less of a woman?
Getting married would not make one feel any better if one’s esteem was already low, getting married to the wrong man would break, dehumanised and at extreme cases might sent one into a psychiatrist home if it result to divorce.

Although some issues are beyond ones control like a husband philandering, or that impregnated another woman after marriage; marriage comes with its challenges so why add to the trials by going off with the man that only wants a part of you.  

We pray and hope it does not happen but we possess the power to choose and make a choice. Who we choose and who we decided to make our life partner we and God controls, so choose wisely.

Ignore and move away from negative people such as friends and family that intentionally make your single parental status an object of ridicule; be in the company of those that genuinely loves and support you.

No marriage is perfect, marriage should be encourage but with the right person, for the right reason and the union should be enjoyed; though it comes with its own tribulations but we could minimise at least by choosing the one that truly loves and accept the package.  



By K Jinadu

5 requirements women over-emphasize in potential partners

The bottom line of good relationships is being with someone you can perfectly gel with, stereotypes be damned.

For long you've had in your mind, the picture of what your ideal  man looks like, but is that really what is good for you?

Single women are fond of readily defining features in their mind, and then trying to see if potential partners fit the model they have crafted carefully.

On top of that, a lot of women prioritize character traits simply because they believe that’s what everyone wants.

Ultimately, all that should matter is what you want.

So, if you have ever been crazily resolute about the things listed below, you need to relax the strictness of the rules.

You can be with a man who does not have them and still be happy in love.

So, what are the five traits women give undue priority to?

A man does not need to dress like your favourite celebrity before he qualifies as an ideal man for you  (Pulse) « less

Good dresser

Let a guy be who he is. That he doesn’t dress like your favourite movie star does not make him less of a lover.

And that you favourite movie star dresses the way he does is not a guarantee that he knows the first thing about holding a relationship down.

Of course, you need someone who you can proudly introduce to people, and when you find a guy who truly loves you and looks just presentable enough, you should give him a chance.

Love, understanding, respect and compromise are more important traits to concentrate on than a good dress sense.

Don't overemphasize the importance of money to the detriment of other atrributes.

Deep pockets

Of course, this article will be incomplete without getting to the issue of money.

Mind you, there is nothing wrong with falling in love with a rich man, provided every other thing is right.

If, however, wealth is the only thing you are concerned about, you might live to regret it.

Wealth does not guarantee happiness. Pay attention to the full package, not just some aspect you want to see.


6 feet and above


Somehow, society has aided the spread of the belief among young women that the ideal man for them has to be tall. Really?

First things first, look around you, of every ten men you see, how many of them are 6 feet tall or above?

Secondly, would you rather be with a short man who gets everything right, or a tall one who does not know the first thing about treating a woman right?

Desiring a tall man is Ok, but priorities should be kept as reasonable as possible.

Remember, your happiness above everything else.

Other women want him

Rejecting a man because other women do not want him is not particularly a sensible move.

If you like a man that other women do not like, shouldn’t you be happy? Logically, that reduces the risk of him being snatched from you, right?

Besides, do you really need other people’s validation to fall in love with someone?

"A man who can handle me"

Often times when women say that they need a man “who can handle” them, it means they need someone who can get them to rein in their tendency to be very wild and indisciplined.

If you ever find that, you are lucky, but in the instance that you meet a great guy who is soft-spoken and does not have the ability to tame you, will you let him go just because of that?

The task of being disciplined is yours and not that of a man. Learn to tame yourself, be a manager of your own wildness.


🌹source: Pulse🌹

How to protect yourself from being deceived by the guy or lady you love

Have you been dumped or misled by someone you gave your love to? As Ladies one of our biggest concerns is giving our love to someone who betrays our trust.
It’s probably already happened to you. It happens to most of us over the course of a lifetime.
For some, the lesson is etched in their memory. They never fully trust anyone again, not like they did before. They can’t bear the thought of going through that again.

Whether it was a divorce, a lie, an affair, or a broken promise, the people we love can betray us in a thousand different ways.
How to protect yourself from being deceived
  1. Don’t trust a man more than he respects you. Trust and respect go hand in hand.
Loving someone and trusting that person are two different things. Just ask any parent. You can love your children to the moon and back, but you’re not going to trust them with matches or knives.
Trust needs to be matched to specific situations and a proven track record.
A man who respects you will understand that. He won’t pressure you into doing something you don’t want to do. He’ll understand that trust takes time.
Photo credit: lovepanky
Photo credit: lovepanky
In general, the more he respects you, the more you can trust him. The less he respects you, the less trust he deserves.
  1. Don’t give him your trust right away.
Falling in love sweeps you off your feet. When you’re in love, you’re in a different reality. Everything is beautiful; everything is right. Those rose-tinted glasses transform him from just another guy into your beloved, a knight and a hero among men.
Recognize that you are seeing him at his best. You’re in love; that’s how it works! Don’t give him all your trust right away, no matter how passionate you feel. Take it slowly. Wait until your vision has cleared before trusting him with the big things.
You’ll know that you’re seeing him more realistically when you start to see his bad points as well as the good.
  1. When you do trust, accept the risks.
Love is a risky proposition. No matter how careful you are, there’s always the chance of things going horribly wrong.
The moment you love someone else, you open yourself up to being hurt. You can’t know what the outcome will be.
The greatest achievements often require great risks. Failures, wrong turns, and despair litter the road to victory. You can’t escape being hurt if you’re going to open yourself up to love.
What to do
  1. No matter what happens, you can handle it.
  2. Give yourself permission to get hurt. Accept the risks inherent in love. Trust yourself to be strong enough.
  3. Because the trust you place in your own strength has a way of revealing your hidden reserves, your resourcefulness, and the new future that awaits you.
  4. The best way to avoid getting burned is to have knowledge that allows you to predict the future. Knowledge is power precisely because it lets you predict things other people miss.

Signs its Obsession and not Love

The weird world of romance movies often makes obsession sound oddly romantic. But the truth is… Obsession isn’t cute. It’s not charming. It’s terrifying, and it often means that the man in question is more likely to wear your skin than he is to just be a plucky, adorable husband.
The problem with a lot of people that are obsessed or are involved with obsessed people is that they don’t recognize obsession for what it really is. If you notice these signs about your partner, it’s not love. It’s obsession, and it’s something you need to run away from:
  1. He knows things about you that you never told him. 
Does he know where you were with friends, despite you never telling him? If he’s regularly stalking your Facebook or reading your emails without your knowledge, it’s obsession.
  1. He’s tried to intimidate other guys to keep them away from you.

Sometimes, guys are overt about this. Other times, the only reason you’ll know is because the guys he tried to “scare off” will approach you in private or will all suddenly bail. If he’s doing this, you need to stay away from him. It’s clear he’s looking to control you, and that is never an indicator of love.
  1. He pays a lot, and I mean a LOT, of attention to you
If he’s sending you daily love notes, calling you all the time, and basically trying to monopolise your time, it may not just be infatuation. If you notice other things here mentioned on this list, it’s obsession.
  1. He doesn’t seem to take no for an answer.
If you’ve repeatedly told him that you’re not interested, but he doesn’t seem to get it, he could be a douche. If he keeps trying, despite months of disinterest, he might be obsessed.
  1. If you tried leaving him, he tried to make it impossible for you to leave.
Yep, this is obsession and abuse. You may want to get the police involved at this point. It may save your life.
  1. You feel like you’re suffocating around him.
He’s decided that he must get you, he must be near you, and he must treat you a certain way. You feel trapped because he doesn’t seem to feel like he’ll be OK without you. It’s surprisingly scary and smothering to be obsessed over.
  1. He’s unnaturally jealous.
If he gets explosive and snippy when he hears you talking to other guys, it’s obsession. Love isn’t always that jealous, you know!
  1. If you think about it, he’s actually quite delusional.
Most of the stuff he’s thinking doesn’t make sense and if it does, it does so in a warped, weird way. This is a sign he’s delusional and obsessive about you, rather than actually into you.

How to know if someone is crushing on you

Do you wish to know if someone secretly admires you? Or are you suspicious that someone might be crushing on you? Here are some tips on how to know if a person is crushing on you:
  1. They rush at every available chance to help you out when you are in a bad position. Most people don’t take their time out or go out of their way to be nice to people, help them with assignments, go on errands for them, pay for their coffee or do them a favor. A typical character of a crush, is that caring attitude, always concerned about what you do and wants you to be happy, because if you’re happy with their assistance you’ll get to like them more.
2 –  They are proud of you and overrate you most at times, they focus on your strengths and glorify your weakness. They are always telling people about you, how handsome you are, how sexy, how hardworking e.t.c to get people to see you in the same light, they can take it very personal if someone doesn’t share their point of view.
3 – Someone is crushing on you when they pay absolute attention to what they’re saying even if it’s not interesting. Their eyes are dreamy and they stare hard at you, they even laugh at your jokes, whether your jokes are funny or not, they just have to laugh, because they find you so awesome.

4 –  They want to spend time with you as much as possible, have you noticed any friend of the opposite sex or anyone at all, who’s always trying to be close to you? They want to pay you a visit, want to do assignments with you or hang out with you, or you happen  to find them at the same party ‘coincidentally’? this could be a sign.
5- If a person acts awkwardly around you, do they become ‘dumb’, jittery or shy when you speak to them, do they avoid eye contact? Do they blush? Any sign of nervousness could mean he or she likes you.

Why do people fall out of love and how to fall right back in

There’s the moment when we are head over heels in love with our significant other, and there are other times when we try so hard to remember why we love them. Yes… this is natural, that you love someone doesn’t mean that you’ll never doubt… for no reason… but the most important thing is overcoming those doubts and keep your relationship going. Below are few reasons you fall out of love and how to fall right back in.
  1. Realize that feeling familiar with each other doesn’t mean you know everything there is to know about each other. 
Your mind has one goal and that’s to make your life easier. This can become a mistake when things are tough between you and your loved one. If you ASSUME that you know everything about someone, the chances are you will miss out on learning more about what makes him or her tick.
You might also assume incorrectly as to why something was done a certain way, or that what was done was meant to harm you. Remember, that might be your past speaking and have nothing to do with your present.
  1. Remember that your brain, like everyone else’s, sometimes reads body language incorrectly. 
We all have experienced being misjudged, so don’t be afraid to admit when you are wrong and misjudged your partner’s body language, too. That look that you thought was anger just might be your primitive mind trying to protect you from a time when you really did have to worry about anger on a person’s face. (Of course, this does not apply to abusive relationships. If you are in one, please get out.)
Take a step back and ask yourself if there’s a possibility you are projecting some fear from the past into the picture. That might help improve communication and remind you to keep things in perspective
  1. Communication, especially between a couple, is always prone to errors.
Crazy arguments are often a symptom of a possible “nervous system misfirings.” All of our memories are a combination of our past and present experiences.
Try to remember that mistakes happen, and each one doesn’t have to mean the end of the world, or even of your relationship.