Cyrus Majebi's comment thread on TwoCents

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Cyrus Majebi

Co-founder @ TwoCents, plugME • Lagos • 1 year, 3 months ago

So yeah, there's clearly a deterioration of clear , commonsensical thinking ...a departure from objective reality that's fueled by liberalism and wokeness.Glad to have you back here posting content.About the marry and cook thing, well, personally I'm a very chill and flexible person, and super understanding...but yes I want someone who knows how to whip up a mean meal.But I'm not so inconsiderate as to think that she has to do that daily when she's working or busy with stuff etc..

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Cyrus Majebi

Co-founder @ TwoCents, plugME • Lagos, Nigeria • 1 year, 3 months ago

Yes I get the environment and up-bringing factor in all of it.

In that regard, definitely, there should always be room, lots of grace given for the person to learn, without unnecessary criticism and all the "and ee no even sweet".

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Queensley Okon

Human Resources and Operations Manager @ The Gold Sicily ... • Ota, Nigeria • 1 year, 3 months ago

Oh, so for the cooking thing, I was more focused on the learning aspect. It can't hurt to learn how to whip up something. Of course I don't support the idea of not wanting to do it but the fact that there is an abandonment. No leeway is given, especially if that person grew up in an environment that did not need them in the kitchen, especially the obscenely affluent echelon. Or maybe since you have this skill, you could teach that person. The superiority complex of it all just irks me

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