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N I G E R I A ' S # 1 U R B A N L I F E S T Y L E O N L I N E M A G A Z I N E<br />

<strong>STYLEBEAT</strong><br />

M A G A Z I N E . N I G E R I A . F E B R U A R Y E D I T I O N . I S S U E 0 6 . P R I C E : F R E E<br />

VALENTINE<br />

<strong>EDITION</strong><br />

COLOURS<br />

LIFE OF<br />

RECAP: AN ART EXHIBITION<br />

BY EJIOFOR SHIRLEY<br />

OGOCHUKWU. P 21<br />

10 OUTFITS<br />

TOP<br />

FOR AN ULTRA-VIOLET<br />

VALENTINE, P 24<br />

IS LOVE TO YOU?<br />

WHAT<br />

PERSONAL INSIGHT ON THE<br />

REAL TALK WITH GIFT<br />

COLLINS. P 05<br />

#BBNAIJA ON MY MIND<br />

LATEST SCOOP ON STREET<br />

TALK WITH KAY Z. P 18.<br />

CHINAZOM<br />

ENYI<br />

GLAMBEAT BEAUTY BOSS<br />

DISHES OUT HER SECRETS ON LOVE, FAMILY AND HER<br />

VALENTINE PLANS P. 08<br />

I S S U E N O . 6 W W W . S T Y L E B E A T M A G . C O M


editor's note<br />

Dear Readers,<br />

I hope the cupid has visited you this month?<br />

well, for me it's all mixed feelings on what<br />

love is perceived as by different people. How<br />

it affects our lives positively and negatively.<br />

I could still go and on but; my focus would be<br />

on the theme " Spousal Love and Support"<br />

In the society today, we encounter a lot of<br />

stories and lifestyles that one might begin to<br />

wonder if couples still see each other as ONE<br />

BODY or One team.<br />

Some have lost sight of the fact that once you<br />

are married, you and your partner have to<br />

support each other. One partner's success<br />

automatically has become the success of the<br />

other. But No! It is now a competition,<br />

bragging rites and all worth not.<br />

I am not pointing fingers here or taking sides,<br />

so let me explain. In a scenario where a<br />

woman brings in the bulk of the cash into the<br />

home and the husband starts feeling "less of a<br />

man" or a woman that makes a lot of money<br />

and forgets that she has to drop her BOSS<br />

LADY cloak at the doorpost of her home and<br />

assume her wifely duties.<br />

Don't get me wrong, you might feel<br />

overwhelmed doing all that BOSS LADY and<br />

WIFE duties, get the required help you and<br />

make sure you oversee everything.<br />

And for Husbands that hate it and clinch at<br />

their women's or wives success. I have a<br />

message for you.<br />

YOUR LOSS! You should be her piper while<br />

she does her belly dancing. Make her look<br />

good, encourage her and show her love and<br />

support. Then watch her conquer the world.<br />

ZOBS ZOBAM<br />

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF


THE REAL<br />

CONTENTS<br />

05<br />

TALK<br />

07<br />

THE REAL MVP<br />

15<br />

17<br />

BOOKMITES<br />

WITH NESSA<br />

THE REEL: MOVIE<br />

REVIEW<br />

ARTIST'S ISLE<br />

19<br />

24<br />

28<br />

TRENDS NOW!<br />

: ULTRAVIOLET<br />

VALENTINE<br />

THE PSYCHO-WARD :<br />

SPOUSAL SUPPORT<br />

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IT OPERATIONS /NNAMDI ZOBS<br />

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WHAT IS LOVE TO YOU?<br />

love? Some say love is a beautiful thing, others say love is a wonderful feeling and<br />

THE REAL TALK<br />

WITH GIFT COLLINS<br />

Everyone says February is the month of love because of Valentine's Day. So all over<br />

the world, men, women and even transgenders celebrate love. But first what is<br />

some others say love is life, life is everything. I am not disputing any of these<br />

descriptions but if love is all of this, why do we carve out one day Feb 14th to<br />

celebrate it. Why not each and every other day? Why is there a specific day to<br />

celebrate love? You may not know the history behind Valentine's Day but here's a<br />

quick summary. There are two varieties of the Valentine story, one says Valentine<br />

was a saint who went against the wishes of Emperor Claudius to conduct<br />

marriages for couples after getting married was banned<br />

The other version says, he was the first to send a love card and he signed it off with<br />

from your Valentine. I prefer the latter because it's sweeter but it doesn't change<br />

the fact that Saint Valentine was a man who embodied love and willingly<br />

sacrificed himself in celebration of love. To him, love was worth his life.<br />

"love is a wonderful feeling"<br />

So I ask, what is love to you? Love to us at style beat magazine, is you, yes! you, our<br />

amazing readers. Love to me is like a bed of roses with a pillow of thorns, beautiful<br />

yet it can scar you. Love is my little escape route from life hassles, love is my<br />

paradise and as we celebrate this dearly beloved month of love, let's not forget that<br />

love transcends beyond Feb 14th. Let us love each and every day but first, I ask<br />

again, what is love to you?<br />

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EVERYDAY SHOULD<br />

BE A VALENTINE'S<br />

DAY<br />

JUST CELEBRATE<br />

LOVE...<br />

SOUL FOOD<br />

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She is currently She is currently running running her her Makeup and blog fashion and blog to her keep lash up with line. the newest She is also an<br />

COLUMNIST<br />

GOSSIP THE<br />

trends. She also helps other young ones by making a makeup video tutorial for<br />

everyone to see. She also told us to not be afraid to try new things in their<br />

THE REAL MVP<br />

life.<br />

extrovert, " I love making people around me happy, I love dancing, I am<br />

basically a happy child."<br />

- NAZEE


Introduce yourself to our esteemed readers? Who is MRS Nazee Enyi ?<br />

CHINAZOMENYI<br />

• What is she all about? How would you describe yourself (personality)? What do you do for a<br />

living?<br />

THE SOFA TALK<br />

My name is actually Chinazom Enyi, but most people call me Nazee. I am an extrovert, I love making<br />

people around me happy, I love dancing, I am basically a happy child.<br />

• How has love affected your lifestyle in general? Given that some ladies<br />

have lost hope in that aspect of life.<br />

LIGHTS UP HE<br />

MY<br />

Love affected my lifestyle positively, I have been with my husband for 11<br />

years now. We dated for 4 years and have been married for 6. He lights up<br />

my world and always makes me laugh. We have our ups and downs but<br />

always come out of it even stronger.<br />

AND WORLD<br />

ME MAKES<br />

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LAUGH.


• How do you joggle all that you do and taking care of your home?<br />

CHINAZOM ENYI<br />

GET TO KNOW<br />

It’s not by my strength... God is definitely involved. He gives me the will and might to keep going.<br />

My husband also provides me with a very strong support system. It gets really tough sometimes<br />

to the extent that my mind starts to play tricks on me… whispering to me to give up, but with<br />

prayer and encouragement, I have learned to balance out all aspects of my life.<br />

• How many children do you have?<br />

Two beautiful children<br />

• I can’t stop gushing at this bikini bod right here, How do you do this with your type of job and being<br />

a mum?<br />

I work out at least 4 times a week and try to eat right, I drink at least 8 glasses of water a day and I<br />

don’t joke with my sleep.<br />

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THE SOFA TALK<br />

ENYI:<br />

CHINAZOM<br />

• At what age did you get in contact with<br />

style and fashion?<br />

I have been the family personal shopper<br />

since age 16. I don’t how that happened but<br />

yea I have an eye for good things, fashion,<br />

style, beauty you name it.<br />

• Who or what influences your style?<br />

I get style inspiration from a lot of<br />

fashionable people but Sarah Jessica<br />

Parker is my favourite.<br />

• How would you describe your signature<br />

look?<br />

Glamourous.<br />

• If you were stranded on an island what<br />

are those fashion items you cannot do<br />

without?<br />

My sunglasses, sun hat, lip balm and slides<br />

• What are your favourite trends right<br />

now?<br />

Tassels & thigh-high slits.<br />

• What trend would you want to “make it<br />

go”?<br />

Distressed Tee-Shirts!! Please!!<br />

• How long does it take you to get dressed?<br />

About an hour.<br />

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THE SOFA TALK<br />

ENYI:<br />

• What is the latest collection of your Eyelash line like? What inspired it? And how has your<br />

CHINAZOM<br />

audience accepted it so far?<br />

The latest collections are ‘oge’ and ‘uju’. They are in the dramatic series and have been accepted<br />

excellently. I do make-up for a lot of celebrities that need that extra dramatic look for their photo<br />

shoots and music videos so the demand inspired it.<br />

• What is the perfect breakfast for your family?<br />

Pancakes<br />

• How do you spend your family time?<br />

My husband and I have movie nights, we try to all go out as a family on weekends to picnics, parties<br />

or just places where the kids can have fun and I read to my kids every night no matter how tired I am.<br />

• How do we get in touch with you?<br />

Email; glambeatng@gmail.com<br />

Instagram: @glambeatbeauty<br />

HAVE MOVIE I<br />

WITH NIGHTS<br />

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MY HUSBAND...


THE SOFA TALK<br />

CHINAZOM ENYI:<br />

• What does it feel like to move from Nigeria to Kenya? And how long did it take you to fit<br />

into the Kenyan Lifestyle?<br />

I was devastated when my husband told me about the move. I couldn’t imagine leaving my friends,<br />

family and work behind but It didn’t take me long to fit in because I put my mind to ensuring I grew<br />

my beauty brand here and of course I made friends along the way, a lot of which are my clients<br />

• In this social media age would you say the concept of “love, fulfilment and having it all as a Boss<br />

Lady” has been misunderstood?<br />

Well, generally yes. The misconception is usually around what people see as fulfillment, what<br />

their goals are. For some it’s get rich or die trying by any means necessary, for others it’s<br />

finding love and settling down to have a family and for people like me it’s doing what I love<br />

and being famous for it and still being the best mum and wife that I can possibly be. Ladies,<br />

you can be whatever you want to be and do whatever you want to do. Don’t let society<br />

dictate to you. It’s all about dreaming big, setting priorities and grabbing opportunities that<br />

come your way. Your dreams are valid!<br />

STILL BEING THE<br />

...<br />

MUM AND WIFE ...<br />

BEST<br />

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THE SOFA TALK<br />

CHINAZOM ENYI:<br />

• How supportive has your husband been towards your dreams? In the Nigerian society,<br />

some men don’t actually want their women to be goal getters or “Boss ladies” what is your<br />

take on that?<br />

My husband is my number 1 fan and biggest critic! He encourages me every single day. There is no<br />

rest for me with him around. He believes I can do anything I set my mind on. With all that belief &<br />

support, I can’t even give up. He is truly a blessing.<br />

• What is your favorite quote? And your advice to young mums like you this Valentine?<br />

If you can think it and believe it, you can do it. For the young mums, you are beautiful. Be the<br />

best you can be and look your best for you, your husband and your kids every day.<br />

• Could you give us a sneak peek at how you would be spending your Valentine’s Day,<br />

notwithstanding the fact that it’s on an Ash Wednesday?<br />

Valentine’s day is a special day just like every other day with my Husband. Every day is Valentine ’s<br />

Day for us…. That said… we will be taking a trip to a beautiful beach that weekend.<br />

The Stylebeat Mag Team can’t thank you enough for this wonderful time on the Sofa. We<br />

hope you had a swell time with us too. Thank you so much, Mrs. Nazee.<br />

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WORK SOFT<br />

GALLERY AND PRODUCTS<br />

WORK<br />

ENYI<br />

CHINAZOM<br />

@glambeatbeauty


WITH NESSA<br />

BOOKMITES<br />

February, the season of celebrating love, romance and letting the people you care about know how<br />

much you care about them and the bookmites are not left out. Delve into the fictional world of love,<br />

heartfelt stories, heart shattering romance, heartbreaks, happily ever after and characters who are<br />

still trying to figure it and would do their best - anything to make their love life work out. So go to<br />

the nearest book shop, get a cup of coffee, stay cozy in the couch and read away.<br />

1. MAURENE GOO'S I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE<br />

Desi Lee has it all planned out to be the perfect candidate to study medicine in Stanford. From the<br />

best grades to perfect attendance record, one billion hours of community service and organiser of<br />

any school activities known to man, but never time for a boyfriend. Her romantic life is,<br />

unfortunately, a mess. After a huge crush on new student Luca Drakos, Desi prepares to make a<br />

change. She goes on a marathon weekend and watches Korean dramas which her father has been<br />

obsessed with ever since she could remember. Where the heroine usually ends up in the hands of<br />

the handsome leading love interest at episode ten. Ready to incorporate in into her reality, she<br />

invents her 'k-drama rules for true love'. MAURENE GOO'S I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE is<br />

a heartwarming fun story of falling in love with love.<br />

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2. CHRISTINA LAUREN 'S DATING YOU HATING YOU<br />

What happens when the guy you like is employed in the same place you work. Throw it a little<br />

BOOKMITES<br />

WITH NESSA<br />

workplace competition and I introduce to you Evie and Carter. Remember love doesn't pay the bills,<br />

money does. They bring on the workplaces antics, pranks, bathroom kisses while trying to make their<br />

relationship work. In this book, they make the effort to find balance - to make it work out.<br />

3. AYOBAMI ADEBAYO'S STAY WITH ME: Love can do anything but can it solve four years of marriage<br />

without children? A novel set in a period of political turmoil in Nigeria, from the beginning of the 80s to<br />

the early 2000s still we discover that life and relationships can still be shaped by our hands. Akin and<br />

Yejide marry in love but situations seem to drag them apart. In this one of a kind novel, Yejide and Akin<br />

experiences love, loss, heartbreaks, guilt, betrayal and despair. They will make desperate attempts to<br />

save themselves.<br />

4. KATIE COTUNGO'S 99 DAYS: A girl leaves her hometown after her mum publishes a bestselling<br />

book of her complicated relationship with two brothers. A complicated summer of love begins when she<br />

comes back to the town to face the boy whose heart she broke and the boy she broke it for. Just 99<br />

days left before she leaves for College and every day is a new story.<br />

* * *<br />

Lighten up your February with these relatable novels on the top of your TBR<br />

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Photograph by wikipedia<br />

M O V I E S<br />

THE REEL<br />

WRITTEN BY OFFICIALPRIMA<br />

Perhaps one of the most "Oscar-baiting" movies of<br />

the year (Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Steven<br />

Spielberg!! Come on!)...<br />

Perhaps one of the most "Oscar-baiting"<br />

movies of the year (Meryl Streep, Tom<br />

Hanks, Steven Spielberg!! Come on!)...<br />

The post couldn't have come at a better<br />

time...<br />

A historical drama set in the early 1970's<br />

depicts the story of Kat Graham... And<br />

her fight to do the most difficult thing in<br />

the Reagan administration was to tell<br />

the truth.<br />

Meryl Streep does it again... Proving for<br />

the 61st time that she's more than a<br />

cold and technical actress. With her<br />

performance less proves to be more…<br />

And without excessive dramatics or<br />

hysterics.. We are sucked into life of the<br />

incredible woman Katharine Graham<br />

and what it means to risk everything to<br />

make the right choice. Tom hanks is as<br />

brilliant as ever in his performance as<br />

Ben Bradlee and with an ensemble cast<br />

including Alison Brie, and Bob<br />

Odenkirk... The acting in this film leaves<br />

nothing to be desired.<br />

Steven Spielberg is as masterful as ever<br />

with the post... With every movie we<br />

wonder if he can ever measure to the<br />

brilliance of "Saving Private Ryan". We<br />

are amazed each time and the post is<br />

no exception. Writers, Liz Hannah and<br />

Josh Singer do an amazing job with the<br />

script with half the material and in half<br />

the time!!!<br />

In all, The Post is a great movie on the<br />

threshold of becoming a master piece<br />

but narrowly falls short. Not to worry...<br />

We predict at least 5 nods at the<br />

Oscars Best actress for Streep, Best<br />

actor for Hanks, Best director for<br />

Spielberg and Best Screenplay for<br />

Hannah and Singer.) So, Go watch “The<br />

Post” and be shocked at how History<br />

has a way of repeating itself...<br />

RATINGS…<br />

4 STARS OUT OF 5.<br />

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WITH KAYZ<br />

image from daily post nigeria<br />

Big brother on my timeline and mind.<br />

" STREETS THE ON "<br />

The hot topic on all our lips and social media pages is the Big brother Nigeria that is<br />

now ongoing. Even children who were mere babies when the maiden edition was<br />

aired are getting all excited and already picking favourites. Numerous reactions have<br />

trailed the commencement of the third edition and as usual, we are on this streets for<br />

the juiciest "tatafo " on the topic. There is the first group who are mad excited to<br />

watch other people do all manner of stuff on camera because they finally have live<br />

'amebo' to engage in. Then there are the people who are just glad that the show is<br />

back on as a great distraction from the effects of poor governance both on the side of<br />

the government and the suffering masses. There are also the social commentators<br />

who have put on their judges' hat, ready to watch to see and decry the moral<br />

decadence of the 21st-century Nigerian youth. But in all things, there is some lesson<br />

or knowledge to be gleaned. I personally can bet you dear reader that most watchers<br />

of big brother do not realize that it was inspired by the ominous surveillance system<br />

in the futuristic world of George Orwell's 1984. There you learned something new.<br />

Now let's get our popcorn and prepare to enjoy the show. Which "nation" shall I join?<br />

I ask myself based on logistics.<br />

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Umoh:<br />

Akanimoh<br />

Artist's Isle<br />

The<br />

The artist is Akanimoh Umoh, a<br />

watercolor realist painter. Style beat<br />

magazine Nigeria had the utmost<br />

pleasure of discussing with him<br />

about his perception in the new year<br />

for his art and his art mistakes in<br />

2017.<br />

Here is what he had to say:<br />

Q: What is your personal<br />

perception of your art and the sales<br />

for you?<br />

A : Well.. personally I look<br />

forward to strengthening<br />

already existing relationships<br />

between myself and my clients<br />

and also with new clients<br />

interested in my art direction.<br />

I also hope to chart a new<br />

direction in my art too;forging<br />

new partnerships, evolving new<br />

styles and being a bit more<br />

professional in my approach this<br />

time around. Hopefully there<br />

would be no setbacks this year.<br />

( he laughs) but where such<br />

happens, I bet it's best I pick<br />

myself up, dust myself over and<br />

surge ahead like everyone else.<br />

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Umoh:<br />

Akanimoh<br />

Artist's Isle<br />

The<br />

Q: What are the Challenges you<br />

faced in 2017 and what do you<br />

think 2018 will look like for you?<br />

A: Well..2017 was borderline<br />

okay.<br />

For my art, I had decided to let my<br />

Watercolour take a back seat and<br />

concentrated on drawings<br />

instead. I was going through a<br />

torrid time emotionally and I<br />

didn't want my emotional state to<br />

gradually seep into my<br />

watercolours so I decided to<br />

leave it on the back burner for the<br />

time being.<br />

On the flip side, in an effort to<br />

strike a balance, I decided to<br />

become a bit more outgoing and<br />

started attending art events and<br />

exhibitions and parties a bit more<br />

often than I normally did in the<br />

past.<br />

Q: Where can we view your<br />

artworks?<br />

A: (On) My Instagram handle<br />

@Akanimoh.umoh.artist.<br />

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IMAGE FROM HONEY BIRDETTE<br />

ART<br />

GROOVE<br />

COLOURS OF LIFE<br />

AN ART EXHIBITION BY EJIOFOR<br />

OGOCHUKWU SHIRLEY<br />

The Art exhibition by Ejiofor<br />

Ogochukwu Shirley was one of<br />

the cheerful events that<br />

celebrated Christmas and<br />

ushered in a new year for<br />

round of art events. The<br />

another<br />

artist was excited to have<br />

female<br />

sophomore solo exhibition<br />

her<br />

was opened for both<br />

which<br />

and private viewing...<br />

public<br />

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to. These experiences which were both positive and<br />

However, being an optimist who is driven by the painterly<br />

IMAGE FROM HONEY BIRDETTE<br />

ART GROOVE<br />

COLOURS OF LIFE<br />

Stylebeat Magazine Nigeria was duly represented at such<br />

an auspicious event. It was an opportunity to witness and<br />

chat with the brilliant and bubbly exhibiting artist that is<br />

shattering stereotypical glasses of what has conventionally<br />

donned a male-dominated field for the most part. She<br />

identifies herself as an artist first and her artwork seeks to<br />

express a strong African sensibility. In her own words, "I<br />

see myself as a prolific contemporary Nigerian female<br />

artist who has had her fair share of experiencing the<br />

several changes the African continent has been subjected<br />

negative in various instances have been a focal point in<br />

my paintings.<br />

thought patterns around my works.<br />

I am a painter who is driven by the passion for exploration,<br />

as a consequence, I have extended my explanation by<br />

with any material that is of interest or has linear<br />

exploring<br />

chief of which is just strings. Even in the event<br />

tendencies,<br />

the absence of the jute materials, I have used colour<br />

of<br />

to achieve my "Uli-ist" trademark."<br />

strings<br />

holds a Bachelor degree and a Master of Arts degree<br />

She<br />

Painting from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and<br />

in<br />

of Benin respectively. It was a pleasure to<br />

University<br />

in the exhibition as a viewer. Style beat<br />

participate<br />

Nigeria looks forward to more wonderful<br />

magazine<br />

from Miss Ejiofor Ogochukwu Shirley. It was<br />

exhibitions<br />

a beautiful way for the art world to start a New<br />

indeed<br />

year.


ART<br />

GROOVE<br />

AN ART<br />

EXHIBITION BY<br />

EJIOFOR<br />

OGOCHUKWU<br />

SHIRLEY<br />

COLOURS OF LIFE<br />

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Historically, there has been a mystical or spiritual quality<br />

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So, since this is the Ultraviolet year, why don't we<br />

I M A G E S F R O M P I N T E R E S T . C O M<br />

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attached to UltraViolet. The colour is often associated with<br />

mindfulness practices, which offer a higher ground to those<br />

seeking refuge from today’s over-stimulated world. The use of<br />

purple-toned lighting in meditation spaces and other gathering<br />

places energizes the communities that gather there and inspire<br />

connection.<br />

make this Valentine a memorable one by throwing on<br />

purple shades of love instead of the usual red.<br />

some<br />

time for a valentine revamp! so flip to the next page<br />

Its<br />

take a look at some ultra-violet trends that you<br />

and<br />

try.<br />

could<br />

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ULTRA PURPLE<br />

VALENTINE<br />

S T Y L E B E A T T R E N D S N O W<br />

V A L E N T I N E E D I T I O N<br />

I M A G E B Y P A N T O N E . C O M<br />

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C L I C K I M A G E S F O R S O U R C E<br />

ULTRA PURPLE<br />

VALENTINE<br />

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C L I C K I M A G E S F O R S O U R C E<br />

ULTRA PURPLE<br />

VALENTINE<br />

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THE PSYCHO-WARD<br />

MEN THAT DO NOT LIKE<br />

THEIR WOMEN TO<br />

SUCCEED...<br />

TRUE, MOST MEN DO NOT BECAUSE SHE MIGHT<br />

JUST END UP SPENDING MORE TIME OUTSIDE AND<br />

MAYBE CHEAT WHILE THE REST ARE CONCERNED<br />

ABOUT HER FINANCIAL WORTH THAT MIGHT<br />

CAUSE HER TO BECOME DISRESPECTFUL...<br />

#WHY SHOULDN'T IT BE EXTRA HANDS? OR IS HE<br />

SCARED HE WOULD BE IN COMPETITION WITH HER<br />

AND LOSE?<br />

MAYBE JUST SCARED TO HAVE SEX WITH A<br />

OR<br />

LADY? ESTEEM ISSUES?<br />

BOSS<br />

ANY DERIVED<br />

DISCLAIMER:<br />

OR THOUGHTS FROM<br />

VIEWS<br />

PAGE DOES NOT<br />

THIS<br />

THE <strong>MAGAZINE</strong> IN<br />

PORTRAY<br />

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