THE WONDER
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in The Irish Midlands in 1862, the story follows a young girl who stops eating but remains miraculously alive and well. English nurse Lib Wright is brought to a tiny village to observe eleven-year old Anna O’Donnell.
Ianother fresh week Like It Is feature. In this column we give advice on some of the do’s and don’ts while in the company of our partners, as well as while trying to approach a potential partner.
Yes, you heard it! Take out your note books and pens and get ready to take some notes. As promised in our previous episode with the phenomenal DJ Master P, this week we feature one of New Life Entertainment artist Mandisa Mamba.
The One Hundred Billion Dollars (OHBD) hit maker shares with us things boys do that girls don’t like. Get ready to be educated!
T’S SPEAKING ILL OF THEIR EX
Whatever main reason saying this, still comes off as disrespectful. Comparing us is a big no. Yes we are all different in our own ways and boys can never change that with making comparisons.
BAD HYGIENE
Putting little or no effort towards personal hygiene is not something to be proud of, it’s not a cool ‘boy thing’. A guy should ensure that he smells nice and keep himself clean at all times, not to attract attention but to ensure that the people around you get comfortable while close to you. Bad hygiene is just a total turn off.
GETTING MAD AT US
Especially for not responding to your cat calling or for not wanting to date you. Men need to understand that we really do have the right to decline their advances and they are obliged to respect on your is for it our
TELLING US ‘YOU’RE NOT LIKE OTHER GIRLS’
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Trying to impress us by disrespecting and speaking ill of your ex or baby mama.
This actually reveals your character and makes the perfect example of how disrespectful you would be if things didn’t work out between us as well. Just be yourself, don’t try to impress its unnecessary.
A lot of guys assume that when we come to them with a problem, it’s because we want a solution. More than likely we just want to talk. If we specifically ask for help, offer it. If not, then understand we just want to vent, be supportive and allow us to figure it out on our own.