[8/4, 3:34 AM] ejiro: My name is Trishia..I live in the Southern part of Africa.. I'm in my mid 30s... Yea...I love life and of course I Love God but not so religious... Well my parents are both barristers and have some positions in Church. Most of my siblings are abroad..I'm the last of Twelve Children... Yea..right... Twelve! [8/4, 3:34 AM] ejiro: Don't..even ask me how? All the same..I have a man in my life...yea.. We are looking forward to getting married someday... By the way, he is very handsome...Hmmm.. A lady's man...more of but I know he has eyes only for me... after all he is a Christian..more than I am anyway... So..my life..you could say is almost perfect! Or so it seems.... [8/4, 3:44 AM] ejiro: Well, Victor and I have been courting for two years now and it still looks to me like we've only just begun. He calls me Trish and I call him Vic... We talk about so many things when we are together, especially about our future plans to make a home. I am not particularly keen on big weddings like my friends, Joyce and Blessing but they still insist on it anyway. Their reasons?; that it's once in a life time thus it's worth all the razzmatazz! Well, I guess there are other things that are equally once in a life time but we don't make so much fuss about it😙.... Anyway, back to me and my man, like I said Victor is God fearing and very homely, the dream of every legible spinster but I know my Vic, he is not moved by any form of distraction, at least I have no reason to doubt him but Sade, my best friend thinks otherwise😒

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