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VALUE YOUR WOMAN:..

You're in love right?
But did you value your woman, Did you value that
precious girl Who understands everything about
you.
.
She sacrifice her Happiness just to make you
smile.
When you said am broke, she Understands,eve
n
try as much as she can to assist you. Sometimes
she gives you money cos she loves you so much.
.
Do you know that her friends are abusing her,
calling her mumu. They Insult her in every
occasion, she is dating someone who can't take
care of her. But Why have you decided to cheat
on her, treat her bad, beat her Up, disrespecting
and taking her
Love for granted.
.
She doesn't deserve this shit
from you. She is always there for you; She
respect and submit to you as her husband. She
wants the best for you that why she is supporting
you.
.
STOP TAKING HER FOR GRANTED, she
deserve to be loved in return. She has given you
her heart and soul, STOP hurting her. .
.
.
Bro value what you have or you'll regret losing it.
Someone will take her, appreciate the quantities
of a real woman she showed you but failed to
understand it.
She deserve TRUE LOVE.
.
Don't allow HAD I KNOW to be your portion. I'm
just advising you bro, women are somehow, if
they change their mind toward you, they are done
with
you and you end up begging and it will be too
late.
Value her stop chasing all those girls that's
insulting and abusing her.
.
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