Ndajiya

@Ndajiya (6)

Nigeria • Age 19

Joined myLot 15 years ago

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Young children swearing in the neighbourhood.

Skyeblue25 @Skyeblue25 (545) 1 Nov 09

In my road we have a lot of families with children and mostly my kids are friends with the other kids in the road. But my son made friends with the children of a particular family I am not keen on at all. The young girl who is...

problem neighbours

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Ndajiya Not that I disagree with your concern, but I don't understand what is so wrong with swearing to me it is just a way to express yourself and it isnt so bad as long as you don't insult anyone. Would you mind explain what the problem with swearing is?

1 Nov 09

If you could choose,would you prefer to be famous or ordinary?

vincyk @vincyk (198) • China 1 Nov 09

Famous people such as movie stars and pop song singers are usually very rich.Since a lot of people like them,especially the young who like to imitate them,they should have special responsibilities to socity.Being a famous people...

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Ndajiya I would choose fame. Just because you are a start doesn't mean you can't be a family person. Are you saying Kanye West doesn't spend time with his family or President Obama is of star status and he probably gets to spend time with his family. Aside from that I...

1 Nov 09

Is there a link between mental illness and genius?

Sourceseeker @Sourceseeker (1197) • United States 31 Oct 09

Is there a link between mental illness and genius? There many stories of smart people being unable to cope with society. I have been considered extremely smart and I often find mindself ostraszied and out of the mainstream. John...

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Ndajiya Booker T. Washington once said something like Genius is doing a common thing in an uncommon way. What makes you a genius or a very smart person is probably that you think outside the box and you think outside the system we are all sucked into from birth. I bet...

1 Nov 09

Do you think women should be treated differently from men?

sanjanaraman @sanjanaraman (237) • United Arab Emirates 20 Aug 09

This question could mean things two different ways. I'm asking about both. The first way is, should men respect women, in the sense that they open car doors and pay for things and stuff? The second way is, which I don't approve...

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Ndajiya If a man does those curtious things like opening a door for someone and stuff i think he should do it for everyone and not just woman. Its stupid for a woman to expect such things when they demand to be treated equally because that shows inequality.I strongly...

18 Oct 09