• Hey who is awake let play some games, are you in?
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    You have to put in many, many, many tiny efforts that nobody sees or appreciates before you achieve anything worthwhile.
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  • Who are you in bed?

    Have you ever wondered what sexual archetype you identify with, and what it says about your preferences when it comes to getting down and dirty? This is important to know, because thus you will finally discover if you and your partner are compatible. Because the truth is many couples out there are sexually dysfunctional – in a lot of cases, someone has to sacrifice their pleasure for the sake of their partner’s.

    But how important is a sexual personality to one’s overall satisfaction between the sheets? Very, if studies are to be believed. Personality traits are important determinants of our sexuality and sexual health. They help establish an ideal lifetime sexual partner, an individual’s involvement in casual sex, infidelity, sexual orientation, homophobic attitudes, symptoms of sexual dysfunction, sexual risk-taking, sexual harassment, and sexually-aggressive behaviour.

    In fact, studies have identified various sexual preference archetypes—the dominant, the submissive, the repressed, the entitled, and the martyr. I believe that every person shares a bit of all of these sexual preference archetypes but has one that they identify with. But the problem is many men and women don’t know what they want. Reading erotica and speaking with intimate health advisors are ways to discover the sexual options, and if they identify with them.

    And if you want to better understand yourself in bed and thus enrich and improve your performance, check out my program, Bigger and Deeper, which tackles issues that are of interest to any man who wants to be satisfied with his performance.
    Who are you in bed? Have you ever wondered what sexual archetype you identify with, and what it says about your preferences when it comes to getting down and dirty? This is important to know, because thus you will finally discover if you and your partner are compatible. Because the truth is many couples out there are sexually dysfunctional – in a lot of cases, someone has to sacrifice their pleasure for the sake of their partner’s. But how important is a sexual personality to one’s overall satisfaction between the sheets? Very, if studies are to be believed. Personality traits are important determinants of our sexuality and sexual health. They help establish an ideal lifetime sexual partner, an individual’s involvement in casual sex, infidelity, sexual orientation, homophobic attitudes, symptoms of sexual dysfunction, sexual risk-taking, sexual harassment, and sexually-aggressive behaviour. In fact, studies have identified various sexual preference archetypes—the dominant, the submissive, the repressed, the entitled, and the martyr. I believe that every person shares a bit of all of these sexual preference archetypes but has one that they identify with. But the problem is many men and women don’t know what they want. Reading erotica and speaking with intimate health advisors are ways to discover the sexual options, and if they identify with them. And if you want to better understand yourself in bed and thus enrich and improve your performance, check out my program, Bigger and Deeper, which tackles issues that are of interest to any man who wants to be satisfied with his performance.
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  • ‎My Boss Wants to Sle€p with Me

    ‎I work as a house help for a family in Abuja. I am not a live-in house help; I go to their house in the morning and leave in the evening after I’ve finished my work. They are a very nice family, and I was lucky to find this job because it has really helped me take care of my younger siblings and contribute to my family.

    ‎My boss is a kind man, at least that’s how I saw him initially. His wife is even bettera loving and kind woman who treats me like her own younger sister. She always asks if I’ve eaten, sometimes gives me extra food to take home, and even surprises me with gifts occasionally. When I think of her, I feel a mix of love and guilt because of what her husband is doing.

    ‎At first, I had no complaints. The work was good, the pay was even better, and I was treated with respect. My boss was generous, often giving me extra cash for transport or buying foodstuffs for me to take home. He would smile warmly and tell me to keep up the good work. I saw him as a good man who wanted to help me.

    ‎Then it started. He began saying things that made me uncomfortable. Small, innocent comments at first, like, “You’re a fine girl o,” or, “Any man who marries you will be lucky.” I brushed them off and laughed nervously, thinking it was nothing. But soon, his words became bolder.

    ‎One day, he called me aside while his wife was in the kitchen. “You know I like you, right?” he said. I didn’t understand what he meant at first. I just smiled and said, “Thank you, sir.” But he continued, he said he want us to be close.

    ‎I froze. My heart started beating fast. I quickly told him, “Sir, I don’t understand what you mean.” But he was clear. He wanted me to date him. I immediately told him, “Sir, I can’t do that. I respect you and your wife too much.

    ‎I thought that would end it, but it didn’t. Every chance he got, he would try to bring up the same topic. Sometimes he would corner me in the kitchen or whisper when his wife wasn’t around. I kept refusing, politely but firmly, but he wouldn’t stop.

    ‎The worst part is, I don’t know what to do. I can’t afford to lose this job. The pay is good, and it’s the only way I can support my siblings. My parents are not in a position to help much, so everything falls on me. This job pays for my siblings’ school fees, food, and even our rent sometimes.

    ‎I’ve thought about telling his wife, but I’m scared. What if she doesn’t believe me? She’s such a nice woman, and I don’t want to destroy her home. What if she thinks I’m trying to cause trouble? What if she accuses me of lying and fir€s me?

    ‎On the other hand, I don’t know how long I can keep pretending everything is fine. My boss is getting bolder, and it’s making me uncomfortable. Every day, I’m scared of going to work because I don’t know what he’ll do or say next.

    ‎I need advice. Should I tell his wife? Will she understand? Or should I keep quiet and hope he stops eventually? I don’t want to lose my job, but I also don’t want to betray myself or hurt the woman who has been so kind to me.

    ‎What would you do if you were in my shoes?
    ‎My Boss Wants to Sle€p with Me ‎ ‎I work as a house help for a family in Abuja. I am not a live-in house help; I go to their house in the morning and leave in the evening after I’ve finished my work. They are a very nice family, and I was lucky to find this job because it has really helped me take care of my younger siblings and contribute to my family. ‎ ‎My boss is a kind man, at least that’s how I saw him initially. His wife is even bettera loving and kind woman who treats me like her own younger sister. She always asks if I’ve eaten, sometimes gives me extra food to take home, and even surprises me with gifts occasionally. When I think of her, I feel a mix of love and guilt because of what her husband is doing. ‎ ‎At first, I had no complaints. The work was good, the pay was even better, and I was treated with respect. My boss was generous, often giving me extra cash for transport or buying foodstuffs for me to take home. He would smile warmly and tell me to keep up the good work. I saw him as a good man who wanted to help me. ‎ ‎Then it started. He began saying things that made me uncomfortable. Small, innocent comments at first, like, “You’re a fine girl o,” or, “Any man who marries you will be lucky.” I brushed them off and laughed nervously, thinking it was nothing. But soon, his words became bolder. ‎ ‎One day, he called me aside while his wife was in the kitchen. “You know I like you, right?” he said. I didn’t understand what he meant at first. I just smiled and said, “Thank you, sir.” But he continued, he said he want us to be close. ‎ ‎I froze. My heart started beating fast. I quickly told him, “Sir, I don’t understand what you mean.” But he was clear. He wanted me to date him. I immediately told him, “Sir, I can’t do that. I respect you and your wife too much. ‎ ‎I thought that would end it, but it didn’t. Every chance he got, he would try to bring up the same topic. Sometimes he would corner me in the kitchen or whisper when his wife wasn’t around. I kept refusing, politely but firmly, but he wouldn’t stop. ‎ ‎The worst part is, I don’t know what to do. I can’t afford to lose this job. The pay is good, and it’s the only way I can support my siblings. My parents are not in a position to help much, so everything falls on me. This job pays for my siblings’ school fees, food, and even our rent sometimes. ‎ ‎I’ve thought about telling his wife, but I’m scared. What if she doesn’t believe me? She’s such a nice woman, and I don’t want to destroy her home. What if she thinks I’m trying to cause trouble? What if she accuses me of lying and fir€s me? ‎ ‎On the other hand, I don’t know how long I can keep pretending everything is fine. My boss is getting bolder, and it’s making me uncomfortable. Every day, I’m scared of going to work because I don’t know what he’ll do or say next. ‎ ‎I need advice. Should I tell his wife? Will she understand? Or should I keep quiet and hope he stops eventually? I don’t want to lose my job, but I also don’t want to betray myself or hurt the woman who has been so kind to me. ‎ ‎What would you do if you were in my shoes?
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  • ‎My Boss Wants to Sle€p with Me

    ‎I work as a house help for a family in Abuja. I am not a live-in house help; I go to their house in the morning and leave in the evening after I’ve finished my work. They are a very nice family, and I was lucky to find this job because it has really helped me take care of my younger siblings and contribute to my family.

    ‎My boss is a kind man, at least that’s how I saw him initially. His wife is even bettera loving and kind woman who treats me like her own younger sister. She always asks if I’ve eaten, sometimes gives me extra food to take home, and even surprises me with gifts occasionally. When I think of her, I feel a mix of love and guilt because of what her husband is doing.

    ‎At first, I had no complaints. The work was good, the pay was even better, and I was treated with respect. My boss was generous, often giving me extra cash for transport or buying foodstuffs for me to take home. He would smile warmly and tell me to keep up the good work. I saw him as a good man who wanted to help me.

    ‎Then it started. He began saying things that made me uncomfortable. Small, innocent comments at first, like, “You’re a fine girl o,” or, “Any man who marries you will be lucky.” I brushed them off and laughed nervously, thinking it was nothing. But soon, his words became bolder.

    ‎One day, he called me aside while his wife was in the kitchen. “You know I like you, right?” he said. I didn’t understand what he meant at first. I just smiled and said, “Thank you, sir.” But he continued, he said he want us to be close.

    ‎I froze. My heart started beating fast. I quickly told him, “Sir, I don’t understand what you mean.” But he was clear. He wanted me to date him. I immediately told him, “Sir, I can’t do that. I respect you and your wife too much.

    ‎I thought that would end it, but it didn’t. Every chance he got, he would try to bring up the same topic. Sometimes he would corner me in the kitchen or whisper when his wife wasn’t around. I kept refusing, politely but firmly, but he wouldn’t stop.

    ‎The worst part is, I don’t know what to do. I can’t afford to lose this job. The pay is good, and it’s the only way I can support my siblings. My parents are not in a position to help much, so everything falls on me. This job pays for my siblings’ school fees, food, and even our rent sometimes.

    ‎I’ve thought about telling his wife, but I’m scared. What if she doesn’t believe me? She’s such a nice woman, and I don’t want to destroy her home. What if she thinks I’m trying to cause trouble? What if she accuses me of lying and fir€s me?

    ‎On the other hand, I don’t know how long I can keep pretending everything is fine. My boss is getting bolder, and it’s making me uncomfortable. Every day, I’m scared of going to work because I don’t know what he’ll do or say next.

    ‎I need advice. Should I tell his wife? Will she understand? Or should I keep quiet and hope he stops eventually? I don’t want to lose my job, but I also don’t want to betray myself or hurt the woman who has been so kind to me.

    ‎What would you do if you were in my shoes?
    ‎My Boss Wants to Sle€p with Me ‎ ‎I work as a house help for a family in Abuja. I am not a live-in house help; I go to their house in the morning and leave in the evening after I’ve finished my work. They are a very nice family, and I was lucky to find this job because it has really helped me take care of my younger siblings and contribute to my family. ‎ ‎My boss is a kind man, at least that’s how I saw him initially. His wife is even bettera loving and kind woman who treats me like her own younger sister. She always asks if I’ve eaten, sometimes gives me extra food to take home, and even surprises me with gifts occasionally. When I think of her, I feel a mix of love and guilt because of what her husband is doing. ‎ ‎At first, I had no complaints. The work was good, the pay was even better, and I was treated with respect. My boss was generous, often giving me extra cash for transport or buying foodstuffs for me to take home. He would smile warmly and tell me to keep up the good work. I saw him as a good man who wanted to help me. ‎ ‎Then it started. He began saying things that made me uncomfortable. Small, innocent comments at first, like, “You’re a fine girl o,” or, “Any man who marries you will be lucky.” I brushed them off and laughed nervously, thinking it was nothing. But soon, his words became bolder. ‎ ‎One day, he called me aside while his wife was in the kitchen. “You know I like you, right?” he said. I didn’t understand what he meant at first. I just smiled and said, “Thank you, sir.” But he continued, he said he want us to be close. ‎ ‎I froze. My heart started beating fast. I quickly told him, “Sir, I don’t understand what you mean.” But he was clear. He wanted me to date him. I immediately told him, “Sir, I can’t do that. I respect you and your wife too much. ‎ ‎I thought that would end it, but it didn’t. Every chance he got, he would try to bring up the same topic. Sometimes he would corner me in the kitchen or whisper when his wife wasn’t around. I kept refusing, politely but firmly, but he wouldn’t stop. ‎ ‎The worst part is, I don’t know what to do. I can’t afford to lose this job. The pay is good, and it’s the only way I can support my siblings. My parents are not in a position to help much, so everything falls on me. This job pays for my siblings’ school fees, food, and even our rent sometimes. ‎ ‎I’ve thought about telling his wife, but I’m scared. What if she doesn’t believe me? She’s such a nice woman, and I don’t want to destroy her home. What if she thinks I’m trying to cause trouble? What if she accuses me of lying and fir€s me? ‎ ‎On the other hand, I don’t know how long I can keep pretending everything is fine. My boss is getting bolder, and it’s making me uncomfortable. Every day, I’m scared of going to work because I don’t know what he’ll do or say next. ‎ ‎I need advice. Should I tell his wife? Will she understand? Or should I keep quiet and hope he stops eventually? I don’t want to lose my job, but I also don’t want to betray myself or hurt the woman who has been so kind to me. ‎ ‎What would you do if you were in my shoes?
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  • Whenever you see a successful person, you only see the public glories, never the private sacrifices to reach them.
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  • Here is the info on the benefits of Natural honey to your heart health:

    Honey may help lower blood pressure, but studies have not shown a consistent effect in humans.

    Honey is mostly sugar, but it also contains vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that may help with blood pressure.

    How honey may help with blood pressure

    Antioxidants-
    Honey contains antioxidants that may reduce oxidative stress and lower blood pressure.

    Heart health-
    Honey may help improve blood fat levels, regulate heart rate, and prevent cell death, which can improve heart function.

    Cardioprotective-
    Honey may reduce blood levels of macromolecules that increase the risk of heart disease.

    Other health benefits of honey- Anti-inflammatory, Antiviral, Antibacterial, Prebiotic, and Cholesterol reducing.

    How to use honey
    Adults have often taken 35–75 grams of honey by mouth daily for 1–4 weeks.

    Contact us today on 07033406997 for more information and to grab your copies of Natural and pure honey. Thanks
    Here is the info on the benefits of Natural honey to your heart health: Honey may help lower blood pressure, but studies have not shown a consistent effect in humans. Honey is mostly sugar, but it also contains vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that may help with blood pressure. How honey may help with blood pressure Antioxidants- Honey contains antioxidants that may reduce oxidative stress and lower blood pressure. Heart health- Honey may help improve blood fat levels, regulate heart rate, and prevent cell death, which can improve heart function. Cardioprotective- Honey may reduce blood levels of macromolecules that increase the risk of heart disease. Other health benefits of honey- Anti-inflammatory, Antiviral, Antibacterial, Prebiotic, and Cholesterol reducing. How to use honey Adults have often taken 35–75 grams of honey by mouth daily for 1–4 weeks. Contact us today on 07033406997 for more information and to grab your copies of Natural and pure honey. Thanks
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  • If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success.
    If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths, rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success.
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  • '' You won't win if you don't begin '' Robert H. Schuller.
    Isaac Newton said every object stays at a state of rest until a force is applied.
    The only thing you will finish this year is what you started don't allow fear or procrastination to stop you from achieving your goals this year.
    '' You won't win if you don't begin '' Robert H. Schuller. Isaac Newton said every object stays at a state of rest until a force is applied. The only thing you will finish this year is what you started don't allow fear or procrastination to stop you from achieving your goals this year.
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  • Success isn’t overnight. It’s when everyday you get a little better than the day before. It all adds up.
    Success isn’t overnight. It’s when everyday you get a little better than the day before. It all adds up.
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