Bata wahao

Please hide my id admin, am a married lady with 3 kids..... have been faithful in my marriage to my husband...the pr0blem is that 6 months ago I met this young wh1te guy from Italy on Facebook and we started dating online. I never mentioned I was married to him I only told him about the kids , he accepted me with my kids and promised that his gonna come for me soon which made me excited and I planned everything in silence , got my passport and started arranging everything that was required....the pr0blem now is the time and date he promised to come is here and this guy has disapp3ared from all social media platforms and am so much in love with this guy . I can't even concentrate on my husband.. please what should I do now , help a sister

"Good Afternoon Sir. Please post this for me and hide my ID.

I have been dating this guy for 3 years now, he has no work but I have a store so I was using my money to sustain the both of us, so last year I was pregnant, he begged me to keep the pregnancy that I should believe in him that everything will be okay.

I told my parents about the pregnancy and we went for introduction with my money. I was going to work with pregnancy all through just to provide at home. So I gave birth in January this year so things became good for him.

Now he has money, only for him to sit me down last week and said that he's interested in someone else and wants to get married to the person that he's seeking for my forgiveness.

He said he will give me 5 million naira for all the money I've spent and when the child is one year old he will give the child to his mum so I can move on with my life.
I need advice on what to do please"

"After 6yrs of childlessness i adopted a child but now i have my own babies, i see no need keeping the child anymore

We visited several hospitals for our childlessness but all confirmed, we were both very much ok. But i still felt empty without a child, so, i approached my husband with the idea of adoption while we hope & pray for God to bless us with ours, he reluctantly accepted & we did, 2 months later i finally got pregnant, our awesome God blessed me with a set of twins, 2 very cute boys. So, It's been a year,

To be honest, I'm starting to regret why we adopted the boy, i really wish i could wait just a little bit longer, it's obvious that God had already had plans blessing me with my twin boys. Seing my husband more attached to someone els's child we do not even know more than his own biological kids gets me worried, i feel a-n0yed watching him show so much care, love & attention to the boy who isn't even ours..

I know i wouldn't be able to love this boy as mine, i mean, I don't see the need keeping him any longer, i now have my own kids to take care of, i can't have my babies compete with a total stranger for their own biological fathers love & attention, he's 3 whole years older than my babies, he might just grow & start feeling entitled to what rightfully belongs to my kids. I'm only but a mother whom is looking out for her children

I plan on returning the boy or giving him up for adoption without having issues with my husband whom is more attached to him, but i don't know how, pls how do i go about this, i beg some guidance.."

Congratulations to the new couple in town
Sepiso Nalumango to Mr. James Mwanja now Mr. & Mrs. Mwanja 🥰 👏🏼

Photo credit: Barotseland Broadcasting Network

Today’s prayer: Lord . . .

This world is in dire need of a “wake up call” . . .

It has grown complacent and narrow-visioned in its thoughts, words, and actions . . . .

It needs its eyes opened and its heart and spirit refreshed . . .

Am I part of this world, . . .

. . or. . .

Am I “ . . . in it but not of it”?

Let this renewal begin today, . . .
Father God, You are truly amazing! Words cannot show our appreciation enough! When one door closes You open windows! You told us all we had to do is seek Your kingdom and Your righteousness first and then all things shall be added! Lord we have encounter many ups and many downs but whenever we look to the hills our help came from the Lord! Today is not a day of asking rather today is a day of praise! Hallelujah! You are awesome! You are wonderful! Thank You for Your compassion for continuing to believe in us even when we failed to believe in ourselves
Let the spirit of this renewal carry throughout the year . . .

. . so that the joy of life and giving becomes a way of life rather than an isolated single event . . .

Amen

Name nancy
Location nalusanga
Age 21
Looking for a serious relationship a man aged 24 and above
In box admin

*_Strange things we do in Africa in the name of "It's Our Culture"_*

*1. We care more for the dead than we do for the living!*

*2. We spend more to bury a person than we do to save their life.*

*3. We will not travel to go see a sick relative but to bury him /her*

*4. People will rarely respect you while alive but will want to "pay their last respects" to your casket.*

*5. A person may NEVER receive roses in their entire life but they will get lots dumped on their graveyard!*

*6. We will spend a night at a neighbour's funeral and it will be our first time to see the inside of their house!*

*7. No one gives a damn to know your village until you die and they will all fill car after car to "es**rt" your co**se*

*8. We will take the dead to the temple knowing fully well they had nothing to do with worship while alive.*

*9. We might not have granite tops in our kitchens but use the granite in the graveyard!*

*10. An entire village might not have a single house with cement floors but the only place with cement will be a graveyard!*

*I propose we have "Cultural Reforms". We have a culture of "hypocrisy"
.. a culture that is "Pro-death" and NOT "Pro-life!"
We need to value life BEFORE death.*

This is deception!
Custodians of our culture must know this!

Them: You don't look like you have HIV👀
Me : Exactly how am i supoosed to look like🤔
HIV has changed we now "drink" our ARVs & THRIVE POSITIVELY.
The secret is adherence & Acceptance💃
PS: This is how 29 years of living with HIV looks like

Good morning from your Stigma Warrior