I was using Q10. She was using a Techno phone but to her; it's like I should have compassion on her and give her my phone. She didn't say it but her body language did.
Whoever loves his wife, loves himself!
Very early in my marriage, I remember vividly my wife complained about her phone which was not working well anymore due to battery 'ish' and distaste; so she was stylishly demanding for a new phone.
I was using Q10. She was using a Techno phone but to her; it's like I should have compassion on her and give her my phone. She didn't say it but her body language did.
She was so glad. She threw herself on me and I felt relieved because she was happy to the 'extreme'.
I said to myself, at last I will have a rest of mind. But Little did I know that the phone will barely be for a while.
She almost fell sick, she locked herself up.
I was not happy also. It was surprising. I had to squeezed myself; denied some of my personal needs budgeted to get that phone.
I searched my wardrobe for my long abandoned small Nokia Touch light tied with rubber-band as I decided to manage that till I will get another good phone.
But Miraculously, he gave it to me free.
I didn't believed it!
'You know then 5s Na big phone oo'
You know what I did?
Folks, That month I got a car.
We were presented a car.
The secret of unlocking progressive doors? This is just one of them.
Give your wife the best as she rightfully deserves the best..
AT ALL TIMES!
You will only be doing yourself a favor
If you give her A, you will get A,B,C,and D
Learn this.
Oluwanishola Akeju whitehead.
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