December Is Not Meant For Madness (DINMFM).

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Good Day ladies and gentlemen.


I just wanna say one or two things about next month which is December.


Have heard rumors from both sex, specially from females concerning next month December, the rumors about some girls saying "December don dey near na now we go see boyfriend wey say him love us." 

December is not meant for madness 🀷‍♂️🀷‍♂️
While others are deliberating on clothes, wigs, shoes, handbag etc, aunty take it easy naπŸ€”πŸ€”
Jan you bought clothes, wig, shoes and what have you.


Feb same
March same
April same
May same
June same
July same
August same
Sept same
Oct same
Nov same
And next month December you are planning to kill that innocent guy that came into your life all in the name of "if you love me"? πŸ™†‍♂️πŸ™†‍♂️ aunty not so na, that young man might have a problem that's worth more than the wigs and clothes.



December is not meant for madnessπŸ™πŸ™
You have been looking good all this while
You have been pretty all this while
You have been so adorable all this while

Why this sudden madness 🀦‍♂️🀦‍♂️🀷‍♂️πŸ™„
Why this sudden fashion parade
Why this sudden wigs, shoes scene

December is a month of love(sacrificial love and not on demands and tempt)
December is a month of reunion (togetherness and not scattering, separating apart)
December is a month of thanksgiving( worship and praise and not rumors of wigs, clothes) etc

Next month, walk up to that person and tell that person
I'm here to comfort you
I'm here to support you spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally, sacrificially I am here for you that's what that matters
I'm here to less your burdens and not to add more to it
I'm here to see you happy etc.

Put a smile on someone face and not regret and sighing.
Writing: 

#KeenWin

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