Caring Mother Sends Son Loving Message and Gets Left on Read, Social Media Reacts
- A woman has shared her WhatsApp chat with her grown-up son after professing her love for him on the platform
- According to the woman identified as Olabisi Ekwueme Ajai, she often expressed her love for him but had never written it on WhatsApp
- After sending him the message, to her surprise, the young man read the chat without giving a response
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A mum named Olabisi Ekwueme Ajai has narrated her experience after expressing love to her son on WhatsApp. Taking to Facebook, Olabisi stated that she usually expressed her love for him but had never done it on WhatsApp.
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Olabisi shared a screenshot of the WhatsApp message she had sent him that went thus:
"Tobi my son. I love you, love you, love you. You are the person that I love the most in my life. Just wanted you to know that."
The social media influencer said that she had sent Tobi the message while he was at school but got no response from him.
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Upon confronting him physically if he had seen her message of love, Tobi said he didn't know what to do with the information as it was quite random.
Social media reacts
Onyoibo Adimah Olekwu said:
"He's probably not sure how to respond but you sha know he loves to you as much ! I think it's a male thing cos my boys now aged 11& 9 get shy telling me I love you back so I guess it's their thing "
Nwadiuto M. Ikonta-Odediran opined:
"I tell my sons I love them regularly so they are kinda used to it & reply with I luv you too. Since it's your first time of typing it I'm sure he'll get used to it & know how best to respond."
Ekundayo Titilayomi Adeniran Albert remarked:
"He is still processing it.... With time he would get use to it. Remembering like some 10years back whenever I tell my brothers I love you, they either keep a straight face or tell me to give it to my boyfriend. But now they are so use to it that they are always expecting it."
Olu Adeyemi stated:
"He will get use to replying back. Give him the benefit of the doubt since this is the first written message of such to him. Next time, there will be a cute response from him,l trust him to do that."
Man takes back money from bride after she refuses to smile
Social media users have reacted to a bizarre occurrence that took place at a wedding ceremony, reported Briefly News.
While it has become commonplace on wedding occasions for couples to be sprayed money by guests, this same gesture by a guest was received differently by a bride.
In a video shared on Instagram by @saintavenue_ent1, a bride stood like a log of wood and didn't smile as an agbada-wearing guest rained money on her.
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