Ladies Things to consider before dating a broke man

Firstly, it is not a crime to be broke! The crime is choosing to remain broke!

Things to consider before dating a broke man
Firstly, it is not a crime to be broke! The crime is choosing to remain broke!

Love can be found in the strangest place, even in the house of a broke man. When you are in love with a financially unstable man, he requires all the support he can get from you as such you need to be sure you can handle the situation.

Things to consider before dating a broke man 

Be sure you can handle all the mood swings that comes with being broke, without sugar coating it, it would most likely be a rough ride. Except he knows how to manage his temper, he might flip over the silliest things.
Money is known to have been the cause of cheating in 50% of Nigerian girls.
Remember it is your choice to be in love with him.
Happy couple
These factors to consider include:
1. Your own finances: First you have to be sure that you can handle an extra cost in your financies. You also want to double check if you are okay with giving him [your] money and sharing your things. This is because love 

2. Ask the reason he is broke: Is he in need of a job? or he is just being lazy? Investigate him to get the answers to these questions. What expenditure takes the most of his earnings [if he has a job]Be sure!
Couple talking 

3. Does he discuss his financial plans? It is okay to discuss finances in a relationship, this helps bonding and builds trust. Is he trying to improve his financial situation? Or does he want to start his own business?
These are very IMPORTANT details you need to know.
4. Be sure you want to be a part of his instability.
Note that he would probably be moody all the time: No one is happy when things are not working out for them.
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You probably didn’t know that right? There have been several health concerns raised about the risks or benefits involved in putting the mouth close to sexual organs and the anus. Here are 9 facts you probably didn’t know.

9 health facts about oral sex

Oral se x or oral intercourse is sexual activity involving the stimulation of the genitalia of a person by another person using the mouth (including the lips, tongue or teeth) or throat.

Cunnilingus is oral sex performed on a female (the slang term is giving head), while fellatio is oral sex performed on a male (the slang term is blow job).
Anilingus, another form of oral sex, is oral stimulation of a person's anus (the slang term is eating ass). Oral stimulation of other parts of the body (as in kissing and licking) is usually not considered oral sex.

Oral sex has gained popularity among Ghanaian youths even though the criminal code considers it an offense under “unlawful carnal knowledge”. You probably didn’t know that right? There have been several health concerns raised about the risks or benefits involved in putting the mouth close to sexual organs and the anus. Here are 9 facts you probably didn’t know:
1.     To Swallow or Not To SwallowSwallowing semen during oral sex is not harmful. The main risk of infection is in the mouth, swallowed semen is unlikely to increase the risk of HIV, because the stomach contains acid that destroys HIV.
2.     Don’t Brush Your Teeth
Brushing your teeth before oral sex is more dangerous because it could open up cracks in the gums which would make it easier for infection to enter.

3.     Use Condoms
Ever wondered why markets are flooded with flavoured condoms? Here is a simple reason, they are especially made for oral sex and most couples are still unaware of it. Condoms trap semen and other bodily fluids, effectively reducing the chances of infection.
4.     Erectile Problems
Blow jobs can help men who have some minor difficulty in getting an erection.
5.     Eating Ass
Oro-anal sex – often referred to as 'rimming' – is stimulation of the partner's anus with tongue or lips. Clinical experience suggests that it is relatively uncommon in heterosexuals. As the anus isn't a very clean area of the body, there is no doubt that rimming will lead to a transfer of germs to the mouth.
6.     Safety First
Oral sex is certainly much safer HIV-wise than rectal or anal sex and relatively safer than vaginal intercourse
7.     Dr. G-Spot
The G-spot is sensitive area located inside the vagina on the upper wall, an inch or two behind the back of the pubic bone. It is named for Dr. Ernest Grafenberg. G, (get it?) thanks Doc.
8.     Jaw Exercises
Performing the act of fellatio massages the jaw while burning anywhere from 30-50 calories per session.
9.     Good for the Teeth
Semen contains zinc and calcium, both of which are proven to prevent tooth decay.



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9 health facts about oral $ex (must read)

You probably didn’t know that right? There have been several health concerns raised about the risks or benefits involved in putting the mouth close to sexual organs and the anus. Here are 9 facts you probably didn’t know.

9 health facts about oral sex

Oral se x or oral intercourse is sexual activity involving the stimulation of the genitalia of a person by another person using the mouth (including the lips, tongue or teeth) or throat.

Cunnilingus is oral sex performed on a female (the slang term is giving head), while fellatio is oral sex performed on a male (the slang term is blow job).
Anilingus, another form of oral sex, is oral stimulation of a person's anus (the slang term is eating ass). Oral stimulation of other parts of the body (as in kissing and licking) is usually not considered oral sex.

Oral sex has gained popularity among Ghanaian youths even though the criminal code considers it an offense under “unlawful carnal knowledge”. You probably didn’t know that right? There have been several health concerns raised about the risks or benefits involved in putting the mouth close to sexual organs and the anus. Here are 9 facts you probably didn’t know:
1.     To Swallow or Not To SwallowSwallowing semen during oral sex is not harmful. The main risk of infection is in the mouth, swallowed semen is unlikely to increase the risk of HIV, because the stomach contains acid that destroys HIV.
2.     Don’t Brush Your Teeth
Brushing your teeth before oral sex is more dangerous because it could open up cracks in the gums which would make it easier for infection to enter.

3.     Use Condoms
Ever wondered why markets are flooded with flavoured condoms? Here is a simple reason, they are especially made for oral sex and most couples are still unaware of it. Condoms trap semen and other bodily fluids, effectively reducing the chances of infection.
4.     Erectile Problems
Blow jobs can help men who have some minor difficulty in getting an erection.
5.     Eating Ass
Oro-anal sex – often referred to as 'rimming' – is stimulation of the partner's anus with tongue or lips. Clinical experience suggests that it is relatively uncommon in heterosexuals. As the anus isn't a very clean area of the body, there is no doubt that rimming will lead to a transfer of germs to the mouth.
6.     Safety First
Oral sex is certainly much safer HIV-wise than rectal or anal sex and relatively safer than vaginal intercourse
7.     Dr. G-Spot
The G-spot is sensitive area located inside the vagina on the upper wall, an inch or two behind the back of the pubic bone. It is named for Dr. Ernest Grafenberg. G, (get it?) thanks Doc.
8.     Jaw Exercises
Performing the act of fellatio massages the jaw while burning anywhere from 30-50 calories per session.
9.     Good for the Teeth
Semen contains zinc and calcium, both of which are proven to prevent tooth decay.



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9 health facts about oral $ex (must read)

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