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I do not feel any pity for this Roby Ekpo guy for the simple reason that he did everything that you must not do as a man. 1. He married a divorcee. Every man in his right senses knows that you should never marry a divorced woman or a single mother. You should only sleep with them 3 to 5 times and discard them exactly the way their initial husband did. A man must start a family, not join one. 2. He married her after just five months of dating. A marriage proposal that a woman got on a platter will never be appreciated. If she had to wait for at least two years before getting the marriage proposal from him, she probably would have appreciated the marriage more. 3. He cried over a woman. The only reason you should cry over a woman is if she dies and was good to you when she was alive. 4. He couldn't satisfy her in bed. This is solely because the woman he married has been with multiple men and cannot be satisfied by one man anymore. This is why you should only marry a woman you met as a virgin and who is between the ages of 19 and 23 when you start dating her. 5. He sent her abroad while he remained in Nigeria. A woman that you send abroad will find your replacement in less than 3 months. And if she must go abroad, let her go with majorly her own money or with a loan from you (through proxies). Never fully foot the bill so that when she leaves, you will at least get your money back. 6. He is not polygamous. You can do everything right and a woman will still cheat on you, but when you have about three other women who will easily replace her, you will not go through so much heartbreak and definitely not cry on a podcast. 7. He said the Mayowa lady made him hate Nedu and other people who did not offend him. Once a woman can control who you can and cannot relate with, she has successfully made you her slave. As a man, you must be able to relate with whoever you want whether your woman likes it or not. She can either live with it or pack and leave. I wish him well but he is the perfect representation of a foolish man.

Ayo-Elesho

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''I Know It's Over'' - The Smiths [Verse 1] Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head And as I climb into an empty bed Oh well, enough said [Chorus] I know it's over, still I cling I don't know where else I can go Over [Verse 2] Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head See, the sea wants to take me, the knife wants to slit me Do you think you can help me? Sad veiled bride, please be happy Handsome groom, give her room Loud, loutish lover, treat her kindly Though she needs you more than she loves you [Chorus] And I know it's over, still I cling I don't know where else I can go Over and over and over and over, over and over I know it's over, and it never really began But in my heart it was so real And you even spoke to me, and said [Verse 3] "If you're so funny Then why are you on your own tonight? And if you're so clever Then why are you on your own tonight? If you're so very entertaining Then why are you on your own tonight? If you're so very good-looking Why do you sleep alone tonight? I know, 'cause tonight is just like any other night That's why you're on your own tonight With your triumphs and your charms While they're in each other's arms" [Bridge] It's so easy to laugh, it's so easy to hate It takes strength to be gentle and kind Over, over, over, over It's so easy to laugh, it's so easy to hate It takes guts to be gentle and kind Over, over Love is natural and real But not for you, my love Not tonight, my love Love is natural and real But not for such as you and I My love [Outro] Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head, oh Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head, oh Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head Oh, Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head, oh Mother, I can feel The soil falling over my head CC: ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩 🇬🇧 𝙔𝙊𝙊𝙆𝘼𝙔 𝘼𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙃𝙀𝙏𝙄𝘾𝙎 🇬🇧

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Two weeks after burying my cousin, I’m carrying a secret she begged me never to reveal I’ve been married for almost a decade, and my husband and I are raising two wonderful children together. My younger cousin, on the other hand, is also married and has two kids of her own. Sadly, she fell seriously ill last year, so her children had been living with us while her husband focused on caring for her. Just a couple of weeks ago, we lost her. Her passing has left a deep, painful void in my heart. But before she died, she asked to see me alone. In that private moment, she broke down and told me she needed my forgiveness. Then she confessed something I never imagined: the two children she was raising... were actually fathered by my husband, not her husband. She begged me to keep this truth hidden from everyone including both men. She said she didn’t want to take this secret into the grave without asking for my forgiveness and securing my promise to protect her children’s peace. I’ve been carrying this alone ever since. My emotions are all tangled. I’m angry at my husband, heartbroken for her husband, and overwhelmed by the weight of her final request. My husband knows the truth too, but he’s pretending because he assumes I’m still unaware. I want to honor her last wish, but it’s becoming harder to handle the silence, the pain, and the pretense. The secret feels too heavy to live with,yet I don’t want to betray her final plea. I keep wondering... can someone who has passed on be hurt if their last request isn’t followed? What do I do with all of this, the anger, the secrecy, the responsibility, the fear of destroying two families?
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Two weeks after burying my cousin, I’m carrying a secret she begged me never to reveal I’ve been married for almost a decade, and my husband and I are raising two wonderful children together. My younger cousin, on the other hand, is also married and has two kids of her own. Sadly, she fell seriously ill last year, so her children had been living with us while her husband focused on caring for her. Just a couple of weeks ago, we lost her. Her passing has left a deep, painful void in my heart. But before she died, she asked to see me alone. In that private moment, she broke down and told me she needed my forgiveness. Then she confessed something I never imagined: the two children she was raising... were actually fathered by my husband, not her husband. She begged me to keep this truth hidden from everyone including both men. She said she didn’t want to take this secret into the grave without asking for my forgiveness and securing my promise to protect her children’s peace. I’ve been carrying this alone ever since. My emotions are all tangled. I’m angry at my husband, heartbroken for her husband, and overwhelmed by the weight of her final request. My husband knows the truth too, but he’s pretending because he assumes I’m still unaware. I want to honor her last wish, but it’s becoming harder to handle the silence, the pain, and the pretense. The secret feels too heavy to live with,yet I don’t want to betray her final plea. I keep wondering... can someone who has passed on be hurt if their last request isn’t followed? What do I do with all of this, the anger, the secrecy, the responsibility, the fear of destroying two families?

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Joe Rogan gets into a serious conversation with Andrew Wilson about Erika Kirk and why her reaction to her husband’s murder “seemed insane.” ANDREW WILSON: “Can you even imagine how that’s got to feel for [Erika Kirk]? Especially now that she has tens of thousands of people accusing her of... conspiring to murder... her own husband?” ROGAN: “Yeah. And hindsight is 20/20, but given the reaction, I think it probably would have been better for her to lay low for a little while.” WILSON: “1,000%.” ROGAN: “The going out with the sparklers was not a great idea. Like, all that was not a great idea because it just seemed insane. And maybe sometimes in grief or when you’re trying to show that they’re not going to hold us back, people make choices that could be interpreted in a very bad way.” WILSON: “100%. The interesting thing is I asked her about that. I asked her, like, what’s the deal there?" ROGAN: “What’s with the sparklers?” WILSON: "Well, what’s with the aberration in behavior? She’s like, ‘Look, I was put in like the worst spot I could ever think of. I was the background character. I was just there to support my husband. That’s it. The only reason I even really got involved is because Charlie was so pro-marriage and he wanted to demonstrate to the world you can be married and have kids and this is the good life.’” “So when he dies, she takes over, right? This moves over to her control. She says, ‘Well, the first thing I want to do is honor his last book. That’s the very first thing I want to do. I want to honor his legacy.’ And she’s like, ‘I don’t know exactly how to take this position. At the same time, there’s expectations for the organization my husband built that I want to honor, but I’m also in the middle of grief.’ “And, it’s like, I don’t know how you balance that position. Who’s been in that position ever?”

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