So folks, for the sake of my friend, what do you think is wrong with this ? Or is it strange to him that he has found a commitment phobe just like himself ? Should he be worried or celebrating

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Possibly, she must do a good job covering her tracks.Titanium wrote:She's married
My "friend" is not used to not being in control.kambuli wrote:Tell your "Friend", keep off your hands from other man's wife..Also tell your "Friend" if she is dealing with men when she is married, what makes him think she would be loyal to him?
So should he continue or cut it off ?Thuganomics wrote:She wants to have her cake and eat it too
For me that's a no brainer sxb.If you asked somebody like Menace he might get a more accommodating answerAbdiWahab252 wrote:So should he continue or cut it off ?Thuganomics wrote:She wants to have her cake and eat it too


That makes her a shameless adulterer.Thuganomics wrote:She wants to have her cake and eat it too


Negritude,Negritude wrote:LOL @ everyone tripping. He's married too! They might as well join a swingers club.




I truly love your quotes. He did once upon a time and it turned out badly.kambuli wrote:Cabdiwahaab,
Why is your "Friend" uu always, meel lagu jabay la jiqilo weyn yahay horta, why can't he settle down? I am just curious..as the Somali saying goes;
Shimbir duulduul badan, af libaax bay ku dhacdaa
Ismahan123 wrote:Yeah AW, why is your "friend" such a commitment phobe?
AishahWaqooyi wrote:AW she wants an afternoon get together stop over complicating it and enjoy it
Ps shes married if she met "him" after 7pm she is single eveyone knws 7.15 is bashaal time of the single mothers