The Social media table has lately been splashed with various narrations and understandings to the Linda Ikeji and Sholaye Jeremi's story of love and a child outta wedlock, so much much so that even Linda her self wrote a very long Psalm on the same story between both lover which she titled ''Meet my son Jayce…and yes, Sholaye Jeremi is his dad!'' on 14/12/2018 at 6:12 AM
A lot was wrong with the relationship but could not be seen under the imtense passion this two may have shared;
1. Desperation
''I was 37 years old at the time I conceived and if I want to be honest, my age played a role in me allowing myself to be pregnant out of wedlock. I don’t want to be having kids in my 40s or struggling with fertility later in life.''
''I’ve done the single life enough in the past…lol… going forward I’m looking forward to giving someone else a chance and try this love thing again.''
2. Fantacies
''I still believe in love and I believe in happy endings and I can’t wait to one day, God willing, have my fairy tale ending.''
3. Pride
''I am 38 years old and I recently bought a N100million+ car; what the heck do you need to be sleeping with a man for? For designer bags, first class tickets and luxury holidays? GTFOH with sleeping with a man for rent money! You can give yourself all that and more if you apply yourself, fight for your dream and work your butt off. Men don’t have the exclusive right to create wealth; women can also create wealth. Money is not male. Wealth is not male. Success is not male. We women just need to believe in ourselves more and get off our butts and stop relying on our looks and charm instead of our brain, mind, will, and our God given talent/gift. We can be rich, we can be successful, we can break barriers, do what was formerly termed impossible, do what men can do, be CEOs of conglomerates and billionaires without ever having to lie on our backs. Please ladies, we are powerful beyond measure and can do anything and be anything we want to be.''
This is suppose to be a moment of sobber as you write your epistle, why then are we told about your Millions, Billion and what you have?
4. Ridicule of the Male Ego
''He said something about putting a billionaire baby inside me and I remember jokingly telling him that I’m also a billionaire so our child was going to be a billionaire on both side...and we laughed.'' Men dont like their Women being their competition or throwing to much self praise at what you the woman has. As they say, Womans' money is nothing until she has a Man by her side.
5. Not a Giver
Putting aside the self post and the Immediate family of Linda Ikeji, we never get to hear of charity done by the blogger or free feeding and all that stuffs other public personalities do. And this has been like this for years and counting.
A lot was wrong with the relationship but could not be seen under the imtense passion this two may have shared;1. Desperation
''I was 37 years old at the time I conceived and if I want to be honest, my age played a role in me allowing myself to be pregnant out of wedlock. I don’t want to be having kids in my 40s or struggling with fertility later in life.''
''I’ve done the single life enough in the past…lol… going forward I’m looking forward to giving someone else a chance and try this love thing again.''
2. Fantacies
''I still believe in love and I believe in happy endings and I can’t wait to one day, God willing, have my fairy tale ending.''
3. Pride
''I am 38 years old and I recently bought a N100million+ car; what the heck do you need to be sleeping with a man for? For designer bags, first class tickets and luxury holidays? GTFOH with sleeping with a man for rent money! You can give yourself all that and more if you apply yourself, fight for your dream and work your butt off. Men don’t have the exclusive right to create wealth; women can also create wealth. Money is not male. Wealth is not male. Success is not male. We women just need to believe in ourselves more and get off our butts and stop relying on our looks and charm instead of our brain, mind, will, and our God given talent/gift. We can be rich, we can be successful, we can break barriers, do what was formerly termed impossible, do what men can do, be CEOs of conglomerates and billionaires without ever having to lie on our backs. Please ladies, we are powerful beyond measure and can do anything and be anything we want to be.''
This is suppose to be a moment of sobber as you write your epistle, why then are we told about your Millions, Billion and what you have?
4. Ridicule of the Male Ego
''He said something about putting a billionaire baby inside me and I remember jokingly telling him that I’m also a billionaire so our child was going to be a billionaire on both side...and we laughed.'' Men dont like their Women being their competition or throwing to much self praise at what you the woman has. As they say, Womans' money is nothing until she has a Man by her side.
5. Not a Giver
Putting aside the self post and the Immediate family of Linda Ikeji, we never get to hear of charity done by the blogger or free feeding and all that stuffs other public personalities do. And this has been like this for years and counting.
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