Do women have game? Or specifically, do Nigerian women have game?
You know the kind of game we are talking about. 'Game', a collection of moves, lines, gestures and other non-verbal cues you use to woo the opposite sex.
In the supposedly normal equation of things, men are the ones who have game because they do all the chasing and toasting according to society's standards and all.
However, within the last decade, men are not big on chasing women anymore. There has been a shift of some sorts. Walt Disney taught us if you go to a lady and say the right words she would fall into your arms.
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All the Prince Charming characters from Walt Disney's hall of fame
(Wikia )When every discussion has been turned to visa interview by your lack of participation disguised as " playing hard to get" how dem go do?twitter.com/_tiffanytiffan…
No one believes these fairy tales anymore. With the alarming rise of friend zone tactics, the adoration of the anti-hero good guy/bad guy (e.g Chris Brown) and women soaking up a suitor's attention without giving anything in return, men of today no longer have time for fun and games.
A lot of guys these days stop the chase early on when they notice the babe they are trying to toast is acting aloof or not giving them the green light. These men are okay with moving on to the next babe that catches their eye.
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Ser Jorah Mormont of Game of Thrones, an iconic friend zone figure
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Now comes the situation where Nigerian women have to step up to the plate and make the first move. With the rise of feminism and the fluidity of gender roles, it really is no big deal if a babe starts toasting you.
Well according to the menfolk on Twitter, not a lot of women have game. This morning, Tuesday, December 27, 2016, a lot of guys have been tweeting about the wack game a lot of women possess.
This is why they cheat on you.twitter.com/QueenCleo_92/s…
Easy come, easy go.
Traffic can be high but occupancy rate will still be low.twitter.com/Milz_Tea/statu…
You people are here pretending it's personality you like. But you'll see a girl with a big butt and go "help me find her".twitter.com/senatort__/sta…
What started off as bants early on has blown into a discussion about toasting, why women have to make the first move, expectations and that dreaded p-word patriarchy.
If patriarchy goes away, Nigerian men will have a lot of catching up to do. twitter.com/woulk3r/status…
With all that has been written do you feel that it is time for Nigerian women to step their game up or should Nigerian men do better when approaching women?
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