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It's the second marriage for Tina, 61, who divorced husband Mathew Knowles in December 2011. Her new husband, Lawson, 67, is an actor, best known for his work on the soap All My Children. He also starred in the 1982 horror movie Poltergeist.

From a female LIB reader This morning at work I got this message from my hubby concerning my refusal to give him blow job based on my conviction that it's wrong. Pls I am confused. This thing is unnatural, d**ks are not meant for mouth but vag*na.........below is the mail...  Di*ks are not meant for what but for what? Abeg woman calm down and do the needful jor...lol. As long as he's your husband. See the husband's mail after the cut Five years into our marriage. On the issue of Blow job. I beg you every time to give me. You refused blatantly calling my bluff. If I mention it when we are about to have sex or having sex you will turn or stand up dress up and thats the end of sex.Meanwhile I suck your pussy everytime we have sex. You love it you even tell me where you want my

                                           Previously Comedian Alibaba has been speaking against domestic violence and advised ladies likewise Stella Damasus to flee at the slightest sign of an abusive partner..However, some ladies don't want to give up their relationships over that ..yet, they keep complaining on social media about abuse..The veteran comedian addressed it in a post this morning "I can see that some PEOPLE on social media lack comprehension and even with that deficiency, they also don't have the discretion to hide their ignorance. Consequently, they read and miss the point and proceed to herald their half understanding by further proving why they are still half educated. I had been advising a lady, just like I have always posted on my social media platforms, that any lady, who is in an abusive relationship, should please fleeeeeee!!!! (Continue) I reiterate...

A lovely friend of mine   Natural Mystic just shared this lovely and motivating short article, so i said to share to see your own side of view just like my other lovely Friends .  Marriage is at the core of African culture. I think this is perhaps the key element that is missing from the lives of Africans in the diaspora especially in North America. There is not much emphasis placed on marriage and raising a family as there should be. We need to reclaim our African minds and regain our values. I believe the overall system and media and television plays a huge role in our current mindset and social conditioning with respect to our feelings about marriage and that needs to change. Our strength comes from our unity and it begins with restoring the black family. This is balance and the African way... I Agreed. And the funny thing is, in the 'conscious community' I've noticed that very few of the so-called leaders have shown themselves to be solid family men/...