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Wives who regret ever leaving their marriage

File: Divorce By Bunmi Shofola You get to a crossroads in your life and the road you decide to take could shape your life forever – for better or worse. 

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Did she use me to get pregnant?

Dear Bunmi, SOME three years ago, I moved into the boys’ quarters of a house, as a tenant. My landlord is in his early 60s and a friend of my

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My aunt’s husband is sleeping with me

 Dear Bunmi, I am 16 years old and currently sleeping with my auntie’s husband. They have three children but are always arguing. We’ve been kissing and romancing before we started

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‘We’re both pregnant for him’

Dear Bunmi, Two months ago, I called it quits with my boyfriend who constantly embarrassed me with his excessive jealousy and violence. Unfortunately, I discovered that I was pregnant. In

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My lecturer turns me on!

Love Dear Bunmi, I’m 19 and fresh at a polytechnic. I really enjoy my studies, but currently have a crush on one of my lecturers. Even though he’s in his

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Must you confess to an affair

Most people want to keep their affair secret because they want to have both the marriage and the affair.  According to Zelda West-Meads in her book:  The Trouble With You:

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Good fortunes can actually come your way

Forget four-leaf clovers, horse-shoes, and lucky charms – “If you want a good fortune to smile on you, all you need to do is get into a lucky frame of

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Romance: The great stress buster! (Valentine’s Day Special)

To renounce your individuality completely, to see with another’s eyes, to hear with another’s ears, to be two, and yet, but one, to so melt and mingle that you no