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Don’t date two Persons at a time.
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I repeat, don’t date two Persons at a time. No matter how confused you are, No matter how in love with two guys/ladies you think yourself to be, don’t date two Persons at a time. End one Relationship before you enter another What happens when you think you are in…
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YOUNG MAN LET ME TELL YOU THE HARDEST TRUTH.
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That woman you are dating now has a backup plan, trust me. There is a guy somewhere she’s seeing, there is a guy somewhere in her friendzone that’s waiting for her to dump you and accept him, there is a guy someone that’s more ready to take her away from…
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Listen up, Men! Women submit to the man they fear.
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Here’s a cold, hard truth: Most of the time a woman does not submit to the man who treats her nicely, showers her with gifts, or sacrifices for her. She submits to the man she fears. By “fear,” I’m not talking about physical intimidation or abuse—no real man needs to…
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How to win the power tussle at home…
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MenDo you know why your children will disobey you. even when they are still tender and living under your roof ? They will disobey you even when they know that , they will get punished ? It is because human beings are rebellious in nature. Humans covet power. . People…
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WHAT LEADS PEOPLE TO CHEAT?EVER ASKED YOURSELF OR YOUR PARTNER WHY THEY CHEAT?👇
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When married life changes as well as some habits. Learn to adjust into marriage life, make adjustments fast, understand your new status fast and focus on your marriage.Don’t realise this too late.
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This 1899 photograph of two women strolling past horse-drawn carriages in New York City captures urban life at the turn of the 20th century.
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At the time, horse-drawn carriages were not only a common mode of transport but also a symbol of wealth and status. The women’s elaborate Victorian-era fashions reflect the period’s emphasis on formality and decorum. As New York’s streets became more crowded, these carriages were central to the city’s bustling atmosphere.…
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The Unbelievable King Edward VII Love Chair
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King Edward VII (nicknamed Bertie), had a custom made ‘siege d’amour’ (or love chair), kept at the famous Le Chabanais brothel in Paris. It was built to allow him to have sex with two or more people all at the same time. The chair was the ultimate symbol of Bertie’s…
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It happened today in Hungarian history:
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4 December 1536: Czeczey Lénárd took Kassa (Kaschau, Kosice) Kassa was a key city of the Kingdom of Hungary, and after the Battle of Mohács, its German burghers opened its gates before the troops of Hans Katzianer, the general of King Habsburg Ferdinand. During the sad years of the Dual…
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Velma Barfield – a serial killer.
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Velma Barfield made international headlines when she became the first woman to be executed in America since 1962 and first since the re-introduction of the death penalty in 1976. She was also the first woman to be executed by lethal injection. She was put to death at 2.00 a.m. on…
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Just before dawn on August 12, 1967, McNairy County Sheriff Buford Pusser got a call about a disturbance on a side road just outside of town.
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Though it was early, his wife Pauline decided to accompany him to investigate. As they drove through the small Tennessee town, a car pulled up alongside theirs.Suddenly, the occupants opened fire on the Pussers’ car, killing Pauline and wounding Pusser. Struck by two rounds on the left side of his…