Post by Adeyemi (@adeyemitalabi)

Ehennn….😅😅jare ..
To the conclusion of my gist…🤪🤪..
Na so Bryan's sha came over to where I was, she was hugging and we sha got talking...
You guys WON'T believe this…but this "very white woman" was married to a Nigerian man from Lagos! 😳

This is their story….Papa Bryan’s mother was oyinbo, and his father was a Lagos man. They gave birth to Papa Bryan, he married this oyinbo woman, and together they gave birth to Bryan. So Bryan's father might LOOK oyinbo, but he is actually a Lagos boy‼️And my pikin was labeling him wrongly ..

Anyways sha, me-I had to stop Bryan from doing "winky winky" at my daughter😂😂 cos I was like…. Maybe you guys are blood relatives ancestrally‼️🤪
Abeg ohhh, we no dey do CONSANGUINEOUS MARRIAGE for our lineage ohhh! 😂😂

On a more serious note….Let’s all be CAREFUL how we channel that person's emotions.
The same pain that made my daughter feel like a victim could have pushed her into SELFISHNESS and NEGATIVITY.🤷🏻‍♂️
But thank God, she was guided to use her strength to lift someone else and it turned into a POSITIVE IMPACT on another person's life.🤷🏻‍♂️

Your response can make someone BETTER OR BITTER 🤷🏻‍♂️
As usual, I come in peace ✌🏽

Ehennn….😅😅jare ..
To the conclusion of my gist…🤪🤪..
Na so Bryan's sha came over to where I was,...

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Kindness Peter: But you sabi give gist o 🤣😂
Miss Annabel Ossai: But how there two take relate
Comfort Yako Asala: Parenting is another ball game honestly and you did a great job here.
I love how you calmed her frustration. If you had shut her down, the story might have been different.
Meanwhile, you started with "my daughter" and ended with "my daughter", wetin be "my daughter" name 😛😂
Deraa: This is such a beautiful lesson. Sometimes the way we respond to people’s pain can shape who they become. ❤️