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Friday, September 13, 2024

CHRONICLE OF A MARRIED MAN

I have a One room experience as a married person:


In my wildest dreams, I never imagined myself living in a one room apartment as a family man. When I was a bachelor, I lived in different one room face me I slap you apartments and I saw different things there that made me vow that I would do all I can to not experience it as a married person.
When the tides of life turned on me few years ago, I had no choice but to opt for it briefly, it was better than going to squat with someone, I thought.

The first difficulty I encountered was the shared toilet. You know kids wee and poo every minute, it was so stressful, I had to help wify out whenever I was home, especially during weekends. The toilet too was so bad that in had to personally pay to fix it.
Then there was no water in the compound. We paid a woman to fetch it but on some days, there won't be water at the source from where she gets it. I would take two kegs and walk around looking for water.
Another problem was the noise. Oh God!

I hated Sundays for this reason. Neigbours kids would cry from morning till night. The women would shout, the men would play loud music. It was so draining.
The worst part was gbenshing (covers face)

I can count how many times we gbenshed in the one year of living in that room.
The few times that konji managed to remember me(a broke man is not entitled to konji nau), it was a different kind of punishment each time.

My kids would not sleep on time, poor kids were probably traumatised because of the new environment. When they finally sleep off, we would enter under the blanket or use one large bedspread if the weather was hot and do it fast and quietly.. Then if God wants to catch us, one child would cough or turn on the mat where we kept them on the floor below, my John Thomas will go soft immediately and we would freeze. Hahahahahaahaha.

26 comments:

  1. I never ever want to experience face me I slap u ever in my life again

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    1. And you shall never experience it again in Jesus name
      Amen

      Mma Nwachukwu

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    2. Its not easy o o
      May God help us not to experience it. Amen

      Mao Akuh

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  2. I can relate lol
    The last part, you both sometimes snick into the public bathroom when no one is looking and do it quietly because of children 🀣
    This was when my husband was healthy.

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    1. God Abeg oh
      This is such a traumatic experience
      Never experienced it; would never experience it

      Mma Nwachukwu

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    2. Chai.
      I pray for quick recovery for your husband.

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  3. Chia sure a traumatic experience. Good that it's a thing of the past.
    The Most Complex B

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  4. I was born in Face me I slap you oooo
    I grew up there
    My primary and Secondary school days was in face me I slap you
    It wasn't easy ooooo chaiii


    Hello iya Boys

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  5. B J (Thread by Abi)13 September 2024 at 15:42

    Thank God for we are now

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  6. Hmmmmmmm
    In all, it is better than squatting with someone. Squat with a relative for more than one month and you will start seeing their true colors.
    May God open doors of blessings for all of us who are still living in face me I face you.

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  7. I never experienced this face me apartment thing though I had friends who I used to visit who lived in it. No matter how broke we were,we've always lived in a flat...at least a 2 bedroom flat. How my mum managed to pay the rents on a meagre civil servant salary is a miracle on its own. I don't ever remember my dad paying rent as all I remember is my mum complaining that he would always disappear when it's time to pay rent and school fees.

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  8. A very uncomfortable experience. But it's still better than squatting with someone for a prolonged period. See finish go enter.

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  9. Kai, I'm just imagining the whole thing.
    You see that sharing of toilet ba...I no fit talk but God I thank you.
    May our present be better than our former.

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    1. The tale of face me I scatter your head o Jesus you will see different characters that you can't deal with.

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  10. I dey feel u,not a good experience at all

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  11. Very funny read🀣🀣🀣see me laughing like ...
    Face Me I slap you go humble person πŸ˜‚. Na there I grow and it helped me a lot. I can live with anybody in a room and you won't hear "pim" from Me.

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  12. Kai. I can imagine what people that live there permanently are going through. Such a sad time

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  13. Inside Life πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„

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