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Guys 🥹
@george_abissy
40 more people to 300
Get me to 300 guys……. 🙏
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From 19followers to 82 you guys are amazing 🤩 and guess what she is here to stay, I will be bring more gist fun and laughter to ur screen
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300 followers! 🥹❤️
Thank you for every follow, like, comment and connection. I appreciate every single one of you.
Let’s keep growing together. Much love! ❤️🥂
Next stop: 500! 💃
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Replying to @AOlagunju93170 @Remide_xx
It continues.
We need to always try reflecting on our actions more, and also start caring about how others feel too. Self centered thinking is also another cause of things like these.
I’m 22y but have come to terms,I won’t date or be with guys 27y upward those people need to rest and see where they are wrong 😑
The lesson? Never assume access is consent. Nobody owes you their body, not even someone who agreed to date you or visit you.
Respect people’s boundaries. It’s the bare minimum.
And if you’ve ever experienced something similar, your feelings are valid.
And please, let’s stop confusing a relationship with ownership. You can love someone, date someone or invite someone into your space and they still have every right to say no. A boundary is a boundary, regardless of the relationship.
And what makes it even worse is the way some people behave afterwards. No accountability, no genuine concern for how the other person feels. Just acting like nothing happened.
How do you cross someone’s boundaries and still expect everything to be normal?
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There’s something about some men that I still don’t understand. You can talk to someone for weeks, agree to meet them and show up in good faith, but they somehow think that gives them unlimited access to your body.
The most disturbing part is when you say no, repeatedly ask them to stop, and they still force themselves on you. Then afterwards, they act like nothing happened.
Please, having access to someone doesn’t mean you own them. Consent still matters.
Mr k needs to do better please
There’s something about some men that I still don’t understand. You can talk to someone for weeks, agree to meet them and show up in good faith, but they somehow think that gives them unlimited access to your body.














