@greatest_analysts: They say women have shallow brains and I thought it was a joke. Now I reflect on one popular video where one man said 'one drunk man is more sensible than a woman with her right senses. Is this not really shameful? That you are being asked 'Do you like money?' You said yes. And they ask 'Why do you want money?' You say 'I sell something.' And they said 'Okay, that means you are a commodity. if I buy this and I own this, that means I can use it anyhow?' And you said 'No.' Do women actually reason before they speak? Zero logical reasoning. #women #goviral #viralvideos #marrige #nigeria

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