Eniola Lasaki
This story is a typical representation of how you cannot eat your cake and have it. Decisions come with consequences, and that’s why as adults, accountability is crucial.
Hey my best friends, it’s a new week and you guys were all I could think about all through the weekend. Now that I get to write you, I feel instantly better knowing I get to bring you another round of juicy amebo.
Today’s subject is in a dilemma. She found love in an elderly man, but love is not always enough.
“I met this man where I was working as an attendant in a pharmacy/ store we got talking and he asked me out I wasn’t in any relationship then so I agreed to date.
He was once married with two kids but divorced. In a space of four months since I met this man, God has used him to change my life first he paid for my medical bills when I had my appendicitis surgery and then he made me resign from my job and opened a big store for me.
He proposed to me last year Nov and I said yes to him although he is 60 and I’m 25 we loved each other dearly. So last year Dec I took and had a miscarriage so we went to see the doctor. After carrying out a series of tests it was discovered that his sperm cells were dead and as such could not get me pregnant and even if he did it would cause a miscarriage even though IVF isn’t an option according to the doctor.
I love this man and I don’t know if I can marry him knowing fully well that he cannot give me children I don’t know if I should call off my wedding plans with him or not I’m scared of going back to the streets in hunt of another relationship”
I genuinely feel sorry for her and hope she comes to a decision soon. But what advice do you guys have for her?
Drop your comments down below.
Ire o (bye)!
