The kind of woman I need as a wife. 1. A woman who does not keep late nights. She must be home by 7pm at the latest. Any work that keeps her beyond 7pm would never be accepted. She'll quit. 2. A woman who is not a single mother. I have nothing against single mothers, but I will only marry a woman who has never given birth. I want us to experience that together for the first time. 3. A woman who will kneel to serve me ten times before she kneels for her pastor once. 4. A woman who believes in gender roles. I do not believe in equality. I believe in complementary roles. I provide, lead and protect. She supports, nurtures and submits. 5. A woman who dreads divorce. I do not want a woman who sees divorce as the easy way out. Any woman who plans to make money “in case of divorce” will never be my wife. 6. A religious but not overly religious woman. A Christian, to be precise. 7. A woman who likes sex and can ride, or at least one who is ready to learn. 8. A woman who enjoys cooking for her man. I do not want a woman who thinks the kitchen belongs to both of us. The kitchen is hers. I will only cook when she is sick, unavailable, or when I choose to. 9. A woman who knows how to manage money. One who is frugal. Even if she does not earn her own money, she must know how to stretch the resources I bring into the home. 10. I do not need a woman who loves me. My love for her is enough. I need her to respect me and adore me as her king. She must put me above her father, her mother and her pastor. Most importantly: She must neither be a lawyer nor a feminist. Above all, love God.

The lady who comes to clean my house showed up this time with her cat. I was not comfortable with it but I have no issues with her so I let it go. Big mistake. While she was cleaning, the cat ate my fish. The same fish I was supposed to cook. When she was done, I handed her 2,500 naira and the leftover fish the cat had already chewed through. I told her the fish cost 2,500 naira and that we were even. You needed to see the look on her face. She grumbled all the way out. I did not give a hoot. Above all, love God.

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I don't work with the assumption of masturbation. A married man or woman is not supposed to engage in masturbation. And... If they do, the possibility of cheating becomes reality really high. So if you have a wife and you're masturbating, you're most likely to cheat or are already cheating on her. If she has a husband, but is masturbating, she's most likely to cheat or is already cheating on him. Above all, love God.

"But then again, why do partners deny each other things over a disagreement?" A man and his wife are not partners. They're spouses. Partners refers to people who are in business. Spouse are people who are in love and in a lifetime commitment. I know these words have been twisted and many people no longer know the difference, but I'm here to correct it. Above all, love Go.

I engage from my notifications and timeline. I also visit pages to engage. It's all for good. If I visit your page to repost, it could still go to the TL. That repost alone can do wonders. Engage however you can; from your post notifications, by visiting pages, TL. But don't do engagement groups. It's dangerous and unhealthy. Above all, love God.