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Hi Oloni & Ebi, this isn’t a serious dilemma but here goes… I’ve got a crush on someone at work. He’s awkward and avoids saying hi to me . The few times I’ve had to speak to him, he’s avoided eye contact. I’ve seen him looking at me a few times but he always looks away before I can say anything to him. The handful of times I’ve bumped into him he smirks. I don’t know whether it’s worth trying to speak to him or not? He’s making me feel a bit uncomfortable?! Have you got any advice for me? I can’t tell whether he’s interested or he’s really not? 17. March 2016

Hey, what you mentioned sounds very confusing but I’d advise you not to focus on it too much. He just might need more time to feel more comfortable especially since what described sounds like he’s extremely shy.

Oloni


Good evening Oloni and Ebi. I’ve been in a relationship with my girlfriend for 6 years. during our relationship, she’s always said that she’s wanted children, as do i. Now we’re settled down, and what not, she constantly worries about having a baby because of her health. She is a T1 Diabetic and she’s been told that the whole TTC/Pregnancy phase will be difficult for her and she thinks if she doesn’t bear a child for me, I’ll leave her. I don’t know what to say or do for her to understand that I love her too much to walk away if us starting a family will be a bigger obstacle, and that I’ll stick by her. 8. March 2016

Hey,

Just wanted to say you’re amazing, I promise i’m not moist but this made me melt!!! What is happening here could be one of two things, she cannot comprehend how a guy could possibly love her that much, considering how starting a family can be very important to both women and men or she feels as though you don’t fully comprehend the task ahead and you’re only able to say what you’re saying because you don’t fully understand what that will mean in the long run and how it may feel, so her reaction may be her trying to protect herself from future disappointment, she doesn’t want to believe you because if she does and you disappoint her it will hurt even more, it may sound weird but that’s a possibility. Now considering all of this, the only thing you can really do is show her, maybe don’t bring up the issue as often and every time it is brought up reassure her that all will be well. I really do feel as though she may possibly relax when or if you decide to marry her/propose to her, I’m by no means saying rush anything, but I do feel like that will bring her a sense of relief, even though your words and the years you’ve been with her should be enough, sometimes with sensitive issues like this people find it very hard to undo the negative thoughts they’ve entertained for years, honestly, she probably didn’t think she’d get this far with a guy accepting her for who she is and accepting her condition. So all you can really do is stay consistent, do what you say you will do and reassure her anyway you can. That’s all really. Best of luck, sending blessings and strength to the both of you.

 

-Ebi


Hi Oloni. I was in a long distance relationship for two years and for the first time ever, I loved him genuinely. Along the line we had issues and one thing led to another, I cheated. I felt so guilty afterwards that I told him about it but i didn’t tell him I had sex with the other guy because I didn’t want to loose him. Unfortunately he found out about it some weeks ago and he broke up with me. I tried begging him and he said no. I don’t know what to do anymore. Do you think I should still try to make things work? I have tried moving on but i can’t. Thanks 8. March 2016

Hey,

Just make your feelings known then give him his space. You’re gonna have to firm this one, this is the consequence for the choices you made, to feel as if you’re entitled to his sympathy, time, forgiveness in this moment is selfish. Take this as a lesson, it will make you a better girlfriend in future, if not to him, to someone else.

-Ebi


Hi Oloni, I have been seeing this girl for a few months and we get on really well. Her ex also wants her back – what do I do? 8. March 2016

Hey,

You don’t rush, you ask her who she wants, depending on what she says, if you’re ready to settle then get into a relationship, but understand that it’s not a competition, don’t let pride make you rush into something you’re not ready for.

-Ebi


hey oloni,i let a guy touch me and i feel disgusting for it.i feel like a slut,he even told me that he liked me but i guess he was lying.we did not have sex but i still feel useless. 8. March 2016

Hey,

Wow, I genuinely feel like this is an extremely toxic view to have and whatever has led you to feel this way needs to be addressed. These things happen, it is not a reflection of your worth. You are still who you were before that occurrence and you need to stop being so hard on yourself. Looking forward, if this is how you feel in such situations then you may need to protect that part of you…so I’d say don’t be intimate with any guy until you have addressed these issues. (This is an assumption, but if you feel this way for any religious or cultural reasons please understand that you are not meant to feel condemned, you may feel you have done wrong and according to your belief that may be so, but you are human and you cannot get past this  with such a toxic attitude, so moving forward if it is a religious thing, try your best to adhere to whatever it is you believe in but when you fall short don’t be overwhelmed with shame or condemnation, just look forward and try and do better, you’re human, you’re not meant to be perfect). If this isn’t a religious or cultural situation apologies. Hope this helped.

 

-Ebi


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