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RELATIONSHIP SLOPES By Oluwajimi Thorpe



RELATIONSHIP SLOPES
By Oluwajimi Thorpe

 I heard a story that really touched my heart today, do you know how it feels to give someone your heart & they just took you for a fool.
  Last year November Mr X a 400L student met Miss Y 100L, she rented an apartment in the hostel Mr X was staying.
 That same week, she moved in and the romance kicked off ,she started sleeping in his room, Mr X told me about the first night that she was so in pain when he approached her milky way,
 So he confirmed that she was a virgin and  they started dating .This continued for a month before she started acting up, he told me that SHE TOLD HIM THAT SHE NEEDED SPACE…..LOL.I WAS LIKE IN MY MIND LIKE GUY DIDN’T YOU SEE THE CRASH COMING.

   To cut the long story short, on one faithful Wednesday afternoon while the sun shined down on the earth and the soft wind wafted around, all the student that stays in the hostel were not around which gave opportunity for the deeds to be done, Miss Y and one MR BJAY OKUTA ALAYE who is also a resident of the hostel, were the only one around and they were practising an unholy act in secret or so they thought , Mr Sparrow who came back from school early and witnessed the deed being done told Mr X what he heard and saw.  Mr x told me that he went blank for some second before he got himself, and MR X IS THAT TYPE OF GUY THAT WILL TELL HIS GUYS THAT ‘’SHE BE V’’. hmmmmm the disappointment . 

 He said it was like his world was crashing, he said he tried not to believe until he confronted her and she told him with so much  ego embedded in her that she did it, and that she lost her virginity that day and she had no regret. And so our story ends sad huh but come to think of it what would have prompted that action; oh well even I am still confused such Is life ,not everyone can stay committed to one person .Before you go deep into a relationship make sure the girl or guy loves you make your findings and for those of us who still have LE BOO love him or her so they don’t change; God knows what made miss y change .

                    wait guys what do you think made her change? 

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Comments

  1. Gloria12 February 2017 at 00:56

    Isn't it obvious. Our Miss Y here wants to explore, not just with one man, but to taste the feeling of a lot. When we're told not to indulge in premarital sex, its not only because of fear of unwanted pregnancy or STD's but also a dreadful fact of exploration. Once a woman is married a virgin, its very difficult or rather too rare for her to sleep with other men. Mr X probably felt boring to her.

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  2. Unknown12 February 2017 at 23:45

    you ladies just always judge things from your own point, all of you are the same $$$$

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  3. Not Just Tantrums17 February 2017 at 03:48

    Miss Y was obviously tired of Mr X
    Because she seems like a free spirit

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  4. bimbo_miss8 March 2017 at 11:59

    Maybe miss Y was never a virgin

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