Onyi baby retweeted
This girl had other videos like this but you didn’t post them. You posted the one her boobs is showing not because you want to show people how much she’s grown but for thirsty men like you and the ones in your comments to sexualize her.
I know you’re looking for engagement but you’re in your late 30’s and e get some kind things you suppose done big pass.
Onyi baby retweeted
It’s been 11 months since I moved to Akwa Ibom State and I’ve not had sex with any Akwa Ibom woman. Not like I’ve tried but that’s not the point.
Before I came here, people made sex look like something Akwa Ibom women give away like handshakes. I saw comments like “you go fuck tire” “na you go see fuck run” “you no even need to spend, their women sabi fuck”, but in reality that’s not true.
This degrading stereotype needs to stop immediately. I wonder how many people hold these weird beliefs about people or places they’ve not even visited or experienced.
Onyi baby retweeted
Everytime I flirt or compliment this girl, she replies with “lol my Boss”
What zone is this?
Onyi baby retweeted
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Saw this tweet and tbh, the thing about death is that you can never truly understand the pain, the constant reminders, and the feeling of missing someone until you’ve lost a loved one yourself. Imagination doesn’t cut it. Sometimes, you see people acting a certain way and you can’t understand why. Other times, you watch them become quiet, distant or even aggressive. Death changes you. It takes a part of your soul, and slowly, you try to find your way back to yourself.
You’re stuck between wanting to remember and wanting to forget because remembering hurts. You want to move on, but some part of you is still trying to understand how life can continue when someone so important is no longer here. Some days you’re happy, other days the pain hits all over again. But every day, you have to show up, even when you’re barely holding yourself together, especially for the people who look up to you. It is well.
It’s not a dream. She’s gone. She left me. Just like that.
I’ve seen people die, known people that have died but never lost anyone this close till yesterday. Now I can understand the grief, the cold night, the fear, the pain, the hows, the uncontrollable tears, loss of appetite, destabilization. I have experienced all in the past 15hrs.
Onyi baby retweeted
They’re just friends sha, cause man wey rate you no fit carry you go date for chicken republic.
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Onyi baby retweeted
Replying to @ChikaodiVivian
Ya....it's a thing not just Nigerian restaurants. It's a normal practice even abroad. I think it's called a hanging kebab or hanging skewers
















































