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While some of you were busy fighting on Twitter, sharp people have seized the bae off social media and are even happily married with kids.
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This nice Twitter user, @Goldenpolaroid, blessed us with adorable pictures of his parents celebrating their anniversary.
The absolute cuteness of these pictures are giving us serious marriage goals.
After 21 years of marriage, it looks like this couple’s love is stronger than anything, *hope you’re taking notes?*.
This couple wants us to go and marry sha.
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So a few months after my boyfriend broke up with me, I bumped into him at a restaurant!
He was with one hot babe, looking happy and satisfied!
Meanwhile I had been crying day and night.
Eating every and anything edible.
And generally behaving like the world had come to an end.
After seeing him looking so happy and satisfied I decided to change.
So the first thing I decided to do was join a gym.
When I got there I saw so many men looking delicious.
I decided I must impress them by force, by fire.
So first I spent some time stretching.
Right after that, I got on a treadmill.
After a leisurely 3 minute stroll, I decided to increase the speed and incline.
After 2 minutes and 11 second, I was like:
After 2 minutes and 53 seconds I was like:
By the time I got to 3 minutes and 5 seconds I knew I had to stop:
People of God that is how I fell on the treadmill oh!
All of a sudden I was surrounded by a few of the gym hunks, who had rushed over to see if I was okay.
One of them said “you should really take it easy if you haven’t done this before”.
I even heard a few laughing.
When I finally stood up, I saw my ex staring right at me!
Before I could collapse from shame all over again I hobbled out of that place.
I have never gone back to that gym.
And I blame it on that my useless ex boyfriend.
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1. When you leave teen church and realise you are now a member of adult church:
Ahn ahn! Just like that?
2. When someone suggests you join the choir/drama/ushering department because “singles are many there”:
Sorry please who asked you?
3. When the pastor starts giving marriage tips and marriage is sounding like punishment:
It’s kuku not by force!
4. How your newly engaged friends leave singles fellowship:
“I am not one of them.”
5. When your newly engaged church friend is already dispensing relationship advice during bible study:
Uncle shey you will marry first before you start doing abebelube!
6. When people start saying you’ll “find your Boaz/Proverbs 31 woman”:
Hello please did I tell you they are my spec?
7. How people look at you when they see you with different friends of the opposite sex 3 weeks in a row:
Someone cannot have friends in peace!
8. When people in church think you and your friend are “courting”:
HELLO PLEASE LET’S OBSERVE CALM DOWN!
9. When there is yet another singles conference:
Is it every month?
10. When someone claims God told them you are going to be their wife/husband:
Please he did not tell me oh!
11. When couples start feeling cool in church:
Please did Jesus marry?
12. How your parents looks at you when the pastor asks single people to stand up for prayers:
Oya stand up so you can leave their house!
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So l had been seeing my boyfriend for almost a year.
And so he said it was a good time for him to meet my parents.
And because I have crazy Nigerian parents, we planned and plotted for almost 2 weeks so nothing would go wrong.
I even prayed and fasted just in case.
The great day arrived and I was so nervous and stressed.
Unfortunately (or fortunately), after all my planning my parents were stuck in traffic.
So after waiting for 3 hours, my boyfriend and I gave up on waiting.
I escorted him to the car and kissed him goodbye (a bit too passionately but that is young sweet love).
Lo and behold, I turned around and saw my parents standing in front of the gate, looking at the both of us.
My mother was like:
My father was like:
My boyfriend was like:
I was like:
That’s how I started stammering and trying to introduce this man that was licking my mouth and holding my waist.
Before I could even explain properly my mother was like:
My father was like:
My father even chased him away.
It took me a while to explain and explain that they “caught us at a bad time” and he’s a really great person.
And they even finally agreed to meet him properly.
BUT they still refer to him as “that one that was biting your mouth outside our gate abi?”
