Showing posts with label Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Man. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 May 2016

6 Things To Tell Your Man To Make Him Love You MORE


Whether you’re starting a new relationship or already married, there are some things that don’t change, like the need to feel sexy, appreciated and needed. And it’s not just women who want these things — men do too!
Below are seven things you can say to a man, at any stage of your love life, that will leave him glowing.

1. “You look great.”

Men have insecurities, just like women. And whether he shows it or not, sometimes he’s wondering if his shirt looks better tucked in or out, or if his belly is sticking out a little too far over his belt.
This is an especially good compliment if he’s been going to the gym — why do you think he’s doing all that working out?

2. “I love your [insert body part].”

Sometimes it helps to get specific—see the above tip. And, we’re not gonna lie, one of the best fill-in-the-blanks here is, “I love your you-know-what” (or whatever word you can say without laughing or blushing too much).
Men are sensitive about their manly bits and they want to know that you’re attracted to what they have.

3. “I love it when you [insert action].”

This is one that can benefit you as much as him. Men are the traditional initiators, and even if your man isn’t the one to make the first move, chances are he sometimes feels like he should.
If you don’t tell him what you like, he’s just flying blind. In fact, if you haven’t complimented him he might even think you don’t like what he’s doing.
And of course, the more you tell him you love it when he scratches your lower back, or runs your fingers along your chest, the more he’ll do it.

4. “That woman just checked you out.”

Yes, this helps his self-confidence. But it also tells him that you just saw another woman looking at him and you’re not afraid to tell him.
It shows that you’re confident enough to know that he won’t be lured away by another gal. Plus, what guy can resist the thought women are giving him the once-over?

5. “You’re right.”

We all like to be right, men included. And you know what? Sometimes they are. It probably happens less often than he thinks, but when he is right, it’s nice to tell him, especially if you were arguing.
Sure, it might make you feel a little sheepish, but it’s worth it in the end. It’ll make him feel good, and showing that you’re a reasonable creature who can admit when you’re wrong will help temper future disagreements.

6. “Will you help me unscrew this?”

Men like to feel manly. It might not be PC, but it’s ingrained in our culture. Helping women with simple tasks makes them feel macho and noble.
We’re not saying you should ask him to do things you can easily do yourself, but if you do need assistance, it’s a little ego-booster he’ll be happy to accept.


 



Sunday, 8 May 2016

Linda Ikeji Opens Up On Relationship Status, Describes Her Man

 
Celebrity Blogger, Linda Ikeji who has been in the news for all the right and wrong reasons has finally opened up on her relationship status.
The blogger who recently buried the hatchet with Nigerian Singer, Wizkid, in a feud which started online but ended at the Lagos Police command office revealed that she is Single and Searching.
In a chat on Teju Baby Face’s show, the Blogger gives an idea of what she wants in her man.
She listed a good job, someone to support her dreams and a man who has respect for the women folks.

Wednesday, 30 March 2016

I found Condoms in my Wife’s bag, She had S3x with Another Man in my House – Husband tells Court


 
“ I found condoms in my wife’s bag and she could not give a satisfactory explanation how she came about it,’’ an estranged hubby told an Ibadan Customary Court just as the court dissolved the seven-year-old marriage on Tuesday.
A Mapo Customary Court dissolved the union between Sikiru Alabi and his wife, Basira, on the grounds of prostitution and adultery.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Alabi, an automobile mechanic in Popo Yemoja area of the metropolis had approached the court, seeking an end to his marriage to Basira, a hairdresser at Idi Arere area of the city.
The President of the court, Mr Ademola Odunade, said cheating on the part of a husband or wife was “deadly’’.
He ruled:“It is in view of the circumstances surrounding the issue at hand that the court decided to put an end to the relationship between Alabi and Basira.
“Alabi shall take custody of the five and a half year-old child produced by the union, while Basira should be free to see the child in court anytime she wants.’’
The husband told the court:“Nemesis caught up with her recently when I met a man on her deeply engaged in sexual intercourse right in my house.
“I was mad, but Basira quickly pleaded with me, promising not to do it again.
“Though, I forgave her, but she is still neck deep in adultery.’’
Alabi said Basira was also engaged in prostitution and had continued to rain curses on him and his relatives for her adultery.
Basira, however, did not deny the allegations, saying:“It is true that there is no more love between I and Alabi.’’
Basira pleaded with the court to grant her the custody of the child after dissolving the marriage.
(NAN)