‘’The woman I once loved became my worst nightmare’’ By: Ojthorpe

He met his wife 5years ago and she was the apple of his eye. She was beautiful, sexy and brilliant and had all the qualities any man would want for a wife.

It was almost 2 years into their marriage when he noticed she was not taking good care of her body. This made him feel irritated all of a sudden. ‘’The woman I once loved, became my worst nightmare’’.

She didn’t mind if she looked good or presentable anymore. She is a graduate, but wears wrapper that makes her look like a villager.

''When two people really care about each other, they always find away to make it work, No matter how hard it can be''

He narrated a tale about giving his wife head, but had to stop because she was stinking underneath. We have been on this issue for a very long time. I can't continue like this.

His question is, why do most ladies stop and never mind looking attractive after you marry them?

©OJThorpe

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