HER HUSBAND FL0GS HER AFTER S£X | TRUE LIFE CONFESSIONS
I will never forget the night I got married. My husband used koboko on me (You should know what koboko is if you're Nigerian) after we “knew ourselves” on our wedding night. And not just on our wedding night, he uses koboko on me everytime we sleep together. I am a 30 years old now.
My husband, Darlington, is 35. He is a well-to-do engineer and our Pastor's son in church – this was what made me love him and marry him. We have two kids, Emily and Daniel. While we courted, Darlington never showed any awkward attitude.
He was always very caring and appreciative but he was strongly against us “knowing” ourselves before marriage. I can recall that many times I visited him when we were all alone, in one of our moments, but he refused to touch me. I assumed it was because we were devout Christians but, I secretly desired it.
I tried this severally, visiting at moments I was sure he would be alone but Darlington would always turn me down. I discussed this with friends and they expressed their worries that my husband-to-be must be either impotent or a weak one.
When I discussed this with my mom, she saw it as a sign that Darlington was the best for me. I still had my worries but, I had to play along. The night when we got married my husband proved to be more than my imaginations. He wasn't impotent as I earlier thought and he wasn't weak either.
Immediately we were behind closed doors my husband turned into a tiger as he devoured me with no mercy. And I liked it. He pounced on me and could barely wait. He tussled up my wedding gown in such frenzy and soon We both hugged in a writhing embrace and my legs enclosed his waists. Darlington was a real man and I was glad that I had waited. When we were done with our rounds of nuptial bliss,
Darlington slept soundly in my arms. The joy was heavenly, or so I thought. Darlington woke up in the middle of the night. “Wake up, wake up”, he shook me without care. I woke up to see him so serious. “Wake up let's pray and confess our sins”, my husband said. I was befuddled and confused. “Baby, I don't understand”, I said still surprised.
After he mounted more pressure, I decided to agree to his weird proposal. After all, women were meant to be respectful to their husband. I prayed and confessed my sins and he made the concluding prayer for both of us asking God to forgive us for knowing ourselves. I was doubly surprised, but we were married. After the prayer he asked me to lie on the bed and close my eyes.
He produced a koboko and did justice on me seriously. As he did, he kept on saying: “God take power from the evil one and forgive us for we have sinned”. He didn't stop till I smelt open flesh. “The woman led the man astray so hers must be greatly multiplied”. After doing this, he dropped the koboko and began petting me and I forgave him.
But each time we meet, I mean meet as couples, he always does this. After our first child, I thought this would stop but it didn't. We have two kids now and most times, I have to convince my kids that my tears are because I was in the spirit. I don't know who to talk to because no one believes me.
The worst is, even my parents find it difficult to believe that he is this sort of person. I have complained but being our Pastor's son, they don't believe me. I am planning on putting p0ison in his food but...


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Omo things dy sup sha
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Hmm