THE MAN EVERY LADY RESPECTS...

Real men never open their mouths to ask for respect, they command it naturally.

The day you start asking for respect is the day you lose it. If you have it, you won't ask or demand for it! It comes to you effortlessly!

Every woman respect men who have these qualities:

1. YOU ARE WISE
Nothing makes me bow before a man than wisdom. When you open your mouth and timeless treasures flow out, I stand stunned, dazed, wowed and glued. I want to listen to you over and over again but when you open your mouth and nothing comes out but crap, senseless jokes, stupid words and banter, boy, I duck, no, I pick race. My husband is a man of wisdom. I love listening to him over and over and over again...

2. YOU MAKE MONEY
Men who make cool money command ladies' respect effortlessly, call us greedy, that's your business! No woman wants to suffer in marriage! You must carry your two legs out of your house every morning and make good money if you want your wife to respect you. Any man who depends on his wife to eat needs serious deliverance! Forget about yahoo boys and pray for financial success bro! Not every millionaire stole pants for money rituals! Not all CEOs are yahoo boys! Not all business tycoons buried human heads under their businesses! God is a giver of TRUE wealth! The bible says, "The BLESSINGS of the Lord maketh RICH!" Rich men command respect easily, you may hate to hear it, but it is the truth. However, start small and grow big! That is the problem of today's youths. No one wants to start small. Every one wants to ride "Logo Benz" hence the money ritual! You better save yourself and generations unborn from untimely death by steering clear of blood money. Start small, work hard and grow big, that's how to be great. Virtuous women respect hardworking men and will support them when necessary.

3. YOU HAVE SELF CONTROL
A man who stares at women's breasts, buttocks and lips is sick! No, admiring a woman is different. Men naturally admire attractive women but if you stare, you STARE like "Eja Ojuyobo", you know that big eyed fish, you need a pychiatrist's attention! Look once and look away, that's okay, that's decent. I know men look so telling you not to look is unrealistic. I'm against staring and drooling! A man who controls his libido commands a woman's respect any day, any time! If you must grab and grope every time you see a woman you are a piss off! Honorable men respect ladies! Men who command women's respect have a clean, pure, bed sheet not wrinkled or stained with lust and premarital sex!

4. THEY ARE GENEROUS
Givers are automatic respect commanders! Giving is not about the volume but the condition of heart. Some men are so stingy they must ask for sex in return of a #100 recharge card. What's your problem? Are you so poverty stricken you can't release #500 without asking for sex? Is #500 your God? Is it the end of your life? Will you d1e if you help the daughter of Sarah with just #500? FIVE HUNDRED NAIRA! I rebuke that that stingy, backward, stagnant spirit out of your life in Jesus' name! Givers are respect commanders! Learn to give to God, your family and your parents, blessings will flow into your life effortlessly.

5. THEY LOVE GOD
God chasers are automatic respect commanders! When I see a man who loves the Lord,who LOVES the Lord, oh my, oh my, my husband is so so sexy to me, muuuaaah!

6. THEY LOVE THEIR WIVES
It is an irresponsible man that will ill treat his wife and expect her to respect him. It is the son of satan that will starve, abuse and even beat his wife and expect her to scream "Yes sir!" To his commands and jumps at his every beck and call! It is a bush man that will neglect his wife and expect her to honour him. Ho- what? You don't deserve honour sir. The Bible says, "Give honour to whom honour is due". Honour is not due to a stingy, irresponsible drunkard and a womanizer! Respect is not commanded Huncle, it is earned!

Start earning it from today and you will feel better, love yourself more and achieve more results in your relationships, personal life, career and business. Momma cares!

Thanks for reading through. God bless you cheers!
© Seun Oladele.

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"My favorite person in one frame."
"More than just a boyfriend, he's my best friend."
"Lucky to call him mine."
"My heart is happiest when I'm with him."
"He stole my heart, but I’ll let him keep it."
"Forever grateful for this love."
"My definition of perfect."
"He makes everything better."
"Every moment with you is a blessing."
"Together is my favorite place to be.
"With him, every day feels like an adventure."
"My reason for smiling every day."
"He's the one I never want to let go of."
"Forever my favorite."
"In his arms is where I belong."
"He’s got my heart, and I wouldn’t want it any other way."
"Making memories with my love."
"He’s my calm in every storm."
"Falling for him, a little more every day."
"The only person I need by my side."

My roommate and I were in this big wedding last Sunday.

This big man was getting married to this big woman, so many of their big friends from all across the world came.

It was a very lavish wedding. Money was being sprayed in dollars, and if naira was sprayed, it was the 1000 note. The more the couple danced, the more dollars were tossed into the sky.

We were dressed in neatly ironed shirts, my roommate and I, and around our necks were colourful 'Ask Me' tags that indicated our roles. We went into the crowd, scooping up the money sprayed and stuffing it into these black nylon bags.

There was so much money being sprayed. When our backs began to ache and we needed a rest, we told the ushers in charge of sharing food that we’d been working tirelessly under the sun and needed a break. They served us rice and fried chicken, and as soon as we stripped the meat off the bones, we got back into the field and resumed picking money.

By the end of the day, we had filled two large carpenter bags with money. When no one was looking, we quickly slipped out of the area.

I suppose someone eventually noticed that the two boys who had been picking money all day were missing and realized neither the bride's nor the groom's family had hired us.

We were already halfway down the street, my roommate and I, holding the carpenter bags and the fake 'Ask Me' tags we had printed, when we heard voices behind us.

"Hey, you two! Come back here! Bring back our money!"

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My dear daughter/son. I can’t express my feelings and joys on your engagement. My prayer is always with you my girl/boy.

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