Lady discovers boyfriend of 2 months has married to another woman for 5 years
- Many on social media are currently debating who should take the blame after a lady got pregnant for a man she has been dating for just two months
- A tweep with the handle @dearolaa took to Twitter to disclose that her friend found herself in such a mess and discovered that the soon-to-be-dad was married
- According to the @dearolaa, the man in question asked her friend to go for an abortion
- @dearolaa described men as scam and the comment section of the post was soon flooded with different opinions
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A Nigerian lady with the Twitter handle @dearolaa has caused a debate on the social media platform after disclosing that her friend got pregnant for a man she has been dating for two months only to find out that he was married.
According to @dearolaa, she suspected foul play when the man in question told her friend to abort the pregnancy despite the fact that he is financially stable to settle down.
@dearolaa said she advised her friend to get more information about the man, and upon digging deep, she found out that the soon-to-be-dad was married.
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The lady tweeted:
This guy impregnated my friend and told her to go take it out. It’s so sad. Another confirmation that men are scum. They met two months ago on her birthday and she found out she’s pregnant now. I kept wondering why a comfortable guy who says he loves you won’t want to settle down."
Reacting to the development, tweep with the handle @Peculiarolar88 wrote:
"There is reason for the statement "Look before you leap"......some people are wolf in human skin...May we not fall into wrong hand and miss it maritally."
@mykel_saint said the friend is cheap.
@hotnifer commented
"She did her digging very late and got pregnant too fast. How do you not play safe with a stranger? Two months is too quick to get knocked up by someone she barely even know. PS: not all men are scum, some girls are daft and very easy."
@dastreetking reacted:
"Men are scum you say, when women jump at any comfortable guy seeing it as an opportunity to escape poverty. Marriage should be a choice not because on a certain condition. Men are not scum. Women make wrong choices most times that's why they fall in the hands of wrong men."
@yettiepetite wrote:
"I honestly don't know what to say about it.. but I just feel we shouldn't judge the babe yet. I think she fell so hard for him, and she might thought he was being honest with her. This relationship issue isn't about how soon/how far but how well.."
In similar news, finding out the one you love and thought was your forever bae has been cheating on you is something no one deserves to go through.
Unfortunately, one South African lady experienced it first-hand recently. Taking to Twitter, LeratoRamatsob1 shared how she and her man were celebrating their fifth year anniversary together when she shockingly discovered that he had also been celebrating a seven-year-long anniversary with another woman.
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