Intimate Affairs: Why don’t men like men’s world again?

By Funke Egbemode Which one of you started this new campaign of ‘women enslaving men’ again? I have been seeing the articles on different platforms about how women have a playbook on how they will make men become their slaves. And their text is taken from a book called The Manipulated Man written by Esther…

May 11, 20240Comments

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86 years after, Reader’s Digest UK exits the market

The United Kingdom edition of Reader’s Digest is shutting down after 86 years of operation. The magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Eva Mackevic, announced this development on LinkedIn on Monday. Mackevic explained that the magazine, founded in 1922 by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Wallace in the US, has been struggling financially Mackevic wrote, “After 86 wonderful years, I…

Intimate Affairs: The foolhardy he-goat

By Funke Egbemode A man with the he-goat spirit is a man who does not listen to your advice. It’s not that he does not respect you. It’s just that he respects that thing in-between his legs more. He is not deaf either, he just likes the sonorous voice of his third leg. It is…

Intimate Affairs: Dear Madam

By Funke Egbemode Some wives are not worth the titles they carry. They are women, yes. Wives? No. The right moves, acts and depth are just not there. It is either they forgot everything their mothers and clerics taught them about being a wife or they simply came up with their own codes of conduct…

April 27, 20240Comments

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Intimate Affairs: Dear Husband

By Funke Egbemode Have you been wondering why things are not the way they used to be between you and your wife? Is she giving you cold shoulders instead of warmth? Hugging her pillows instead of you? Ah, you should worry. Do you have more one-word answers from her instead of full sensible sentences? She…

April 18, 20240Comments

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Intimate Affairs: Japa, marriage, sex and money

By Funke Egbemode Letty was a good girl who became a good wife. But the seasons changed and this once-upon-a-time choir leader, like Lot’s wife, looked back and right before the eyes of her Pastor and in the presence of her bewildered husband, is turning into a pillar of salt. The kind of salt no…

March 30, 20240Comments

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Intimate Affairs: When marriage becomes life threatening

By Funke Egbemode Emem woke up suddenly. She didn’t know what startled her out of sleep. She sat up and could hear movements. Was there a rat in the house? Then she listened again. It was water falling on a hard surface. But it was not raining. She pushed aside the window blind and saw…

March 19, 20240Comments

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5 Subtle Signs You Experienced a Rough Childhood

How these behaviors can fly under the radar if you aren’t looking for them By Annie Tanasugarn, PhD ome may look back on their early years with fond memories of family and friends, neighborhood block parties, and feeling safe and secure in your own bed at night. For others, we grew up living in…

March 15, 20240Comments

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Intimate Affairs: Is he a real or fake crown?

By Funke Egbemode Show me a woman who does not believe in love and I will show you a liar. Every woman wants to be loved. We all long for that indescribable feeling that keeps our heads in the cloud. That feeling that makes you feel that you and your man are the only ones…

March 9, 20240Comments

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Intimate Affairs: When ‘sorry’ means nothing

By Funke Egbemode We called them the ‘happening couple’. Flex (real name was Felix) was a 500 level Medicine student while Tunrayo was a 200 level Law student. Though the two of them were very busy ‘effico’, they spent every free moment together. They went to the bukateria together, walked hand-in-hand to the library and…

March 5, 20240Comments

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