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How Some Girls Show Off Their New Man In The Beginning Stages




Good Morning Nigeria!


I am just reminded of those Facebook girls who post an early morning selfie with the caption: "Slept like a baby."


A baby dragon you mean, huh?



The attached image above depicts just how some girls introduce their men on a snapshot.


Am talking old grandfathers. Sugar daddies.


Purposely hiding their face so the anonymosity can prevail.


Do i blame them? No. Sometimes, that's just how they survive. Eating from the pockets of these family men.


I hope their business blooms.


Handsomeness or winsomeness is another reason. Oh, they don't want another girl to trip for him. She would certainly choke if she knew how many girls had been there before her.


Am i saying that guys are cheats? No, am just saying that they might be greedy at times.


Not to mention the temptation from other girls.


So girls, your man isn't gold. Don't hide him from the camera.


Written by John Akweh.

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