Thaijawboi

08/07/2025

Things that define Africans
1. Urinating behind the latrine 🚽💦
2. Wife sleeping next to the wall 🛌😴
3. Keeping brooms behind the door
4. Believing rich people have a snake 🐍😁
5. Believing old people are witches
6. Being asked if you're going out when you take a bath
7. Keeping special plates for visitors
8. Counting meat pieces
9. Attributing deaths to enemies
10. Counting money after ATM withdrawals
11. Associating beautiful wives with prostitutes
12. Reserving special chicken parts for husbands
13. Removing shoes in muddy areas
14. Buying new clothes for Christmas
15. Testing microphones
16. Sweeping compounds for visitors
17. Looking left and right before crossing one-way streets
18. Reusing plastic bottles
19. Reserving special chairs for husbands
20. Feeling proud sitting next to white people on buses
I am proudly African

22/06/2025

The man's name was John, a respected member of his community and a diligent commuter. He rode the train to work every day, always impeccably dressed and courteous to fellow passengers.

However, John's life took a drastic turn when his immoral behavior came to light. It turned out he had been secretly filming women on the train without their consent, sparking widespread outrage and disgust.

As news of his actions spread, John's reputation was irreparably damaged. His colleagues shunned him, his family disowned him, and he faced legal consequences for his crimes.

The once-respected commuter became a figure of shame, a cautionary tale of how one person's actions can lead to their downfall. His story served as a stark reminder of the importance of respecting others' boundaries and privacy.

John's experience highlights the severe repercussions of immoral behavior, particularly when it involves exploiting or harming others. His case emphasizes the need for accountability and respect in all aspects of life.
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12/06/2025

There are a lot of strange, hard-to-understand cultures in the world, but they are all intriguing enough to draw others into their debate. The Yanomami tribe, also referred to as Yanam or Senema in South America, can be found in Venezuela and some regions of Brazil. This tribe still adheres to its culture and is not easily influenced by modernization or westernization.

Endocannibalism is a strange funeral custom practiced by this tribe that resembles cannibalism. Eating the flesh of a deceased member of the same tribe, community, or society is known as endocannibalism.

A native tribe known as the Yanomami holds the idea that after death, the soul must be preserved. They hold that only after the body has been consumed by fire and eaten by the living relatives can the soul rest properly and make its transition.

This native Indian tribe burns the body of the deceased and paints their faces with the ash from the burnt body, in contrast to the traditional burial ritual of interment. To express their sorrow over the loss of the relative, they sing and cry.
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31/05/2025

Two young men, Aghogho and Ebilade, had built a reputation for themselves as skilled scammers in their community. They had managed to deceive many people out of their hard-earned money, living a life of luxury and excess.

However, their luck ran out when the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) received a tip-off about their activities. The officers tracked them down and apprehended them, bringing an end to their fraudulent ways.

As they sat in custody, Agohgho and Ebilade realized the gravity of their mistakes and the consequences of their actions. They faced the possibility of a long prison sentence, and their lives would never be the same again.

Their story served as a cautionary tale for others who might be tempted to follow in their footsteps, highlighting the risks and repercussions of engaging in fraudulent activities.

THE STORY TELLER 👉 Thaijawboi

19/04/2025

My MUM used to COOK BEANS, but before she cooks the beans, she picks the BAD and USELESS BEANS and THROW them at the BACKYARD, and COOK the GOOD BEANS, but when it RAINED, the BAD BEANS become SEED and GREW UP and LOOKED BEAUTIFUL. The same person who THREW them away starts to HARVEST them. She realizes that the BEANS she THREW AWAY had VALUE... Don't CRY when people THROW you at the BACKYARD, don't CRY when people REJECT you, don't CRY while they are LOOKING DOWN on you. The RAIN is COMING, and the same people who REJECT you today will BEG to HARVEST you

13/12/2024

20/11/2024

I SAW AN ADULT WOMAN WITH MULTIPLE PIERCINGS AND TATTOOS IN CHURCH, AND I FELT UNCOMFORTABLE. AM I WRONG TO THINK THERE SHOULD BE STANDARDS?
Last Sunday, I saw something in church that really unsettled me. A woman, probably in her 40s, walked in covered in tattoos and numerous piercings. To me, church has always been a place of modesty and reverence, and I couldn’t help but feel like her appearance was out of place in such a sacred space. I know everyone is different, but it just felt wrong to me. Shouldn’t there be some standards for how we present ourselves in a place of worship?
After the service, I saw her outside and decided to approach her. I tried to be polite, but I told her that I felt her look wasn’t really appropriate for church and maybe she should consider toning it down in such a setting. She looked at me like I was crazy and sharply replied .⬇ Continues in the first comment 👇