A funny Wickedness I'll never forget.

Few years ago on my 29th Birthday, my cousin's friend kept professing undying love to me, 8 days before her wedding day.

She knew I was a virgin -- my cousin probably told her -- and still wanted to "hit and run." She could have just said she wanted s*x, and I could have gently told her "I don't want my first experience to be like this."

She would send me text messages every morning, afternoon, and night, and I was almost falling. I wanted to give her a try, since we shared a lot in terms of hobbies, but my instinct kept saying "Nna gbawakwa oso(Nna keep running)"
For the first time in a long while, I tried begging my instinct to allow me become vulnerable, but it kept saying "I have told you."

I felt like a bad person, for she would compose long love messages, and all I kept telling her was "time will tell."
I guess she must have said "oga gerrout," and moved on to my cousin's course mate who was also familiar to me. She employed same strategy, and under 2 days, he fell.

She slept with him on Wednesday and Thursday, and got married to her husband on a Saturday.
He was thinking he had found love, until my cousin told him of her wedding. The guy almost wept, and almost felt useless, because he did "it" with her based on the fact that "she loves me."

I thought guys were the only ones with licensed heart to be that cruel -- I learnt alot from that experience. I pitied the guy too, for he took a bullet I was meant to take.

Since that day, anything close to "I love you," coming from a lady, will be taken to the lab in Vienna, Austria, for Lab test. I need to nyochala the affection, to know if you're for real, or if you're getting married to another, next week.
I heard some ladies do this, but never believed it, until I encountered it.

I just remembered this because a girl on twitter posted how a guy lied to her a week to his wedding. He kept telling her how she was his heaven and earth. When he finished getting what he wanted, she found out from another source that he was getting married.

Why do people do this?
I think it's an act of wickedness.