I played Diasporan God for 23 years and this happened

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Phrankleen

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I played Diasporan God for 23 years and this happened


I played Diasporan God for 23 years and this happened is a YouTube live stream about the life of a 69 year old gentleman who spent his youth splashing his money to relatives back home who later disregarded and ignored him after a ghastly car accident. A nice one to enjoy and share 🙂

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  1. I love that you are a man in the fullest sense.. not superficially.. not nominally.. and yes a wife will organically meet expectations. Bless your union. Some of these same men beating their chest about respect and submission absolutely WILT in the presence of perceived authorities. It’s pathetic.

  2. Thank u ! Soooooo very much! I stopped after c19 ! So I’m free to give my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren! Which I was unable do before ! My thinking abilities kicked in to save myself from it all !!!! Well done to u !!!

  3. I see my family has been conditioned to take, take, take. Even the ones who are getting paid well do not care to help each other. I am focused on myself from now on! I have seen the light, I deleted my Whats App.

  4. Hi Prankleen. Please can you stop blocking people, even thought they might have contrary opinions, yyou said we should comment. I saw a lot of comments here that I wanted to respond to, but you have deleted and blocked them. I have been searching for any comments from these people or similar comments, but they are all gone. Boring if everyone here says "yes, sir".

  5. Great perspective Phrankleen. You are absolutely right about some of these issues. However, not everyone should apply your recommendations or feel pressured to take your advise hook, line and sinker. The application can be different per person and still achieve the same result. Some will be frank and bullish like you while others can be more systemic and calculative. We are wired differently. A person who has lived long enough knows that life is not black and white – it is a gradient. So, we also must learn to apply dynamic methods depending on the season. Ultimately, wisdom is profitable to direct. Cheers man.

  6. Bro thanks for this I'm really grateful I thought I was being wicked and selfish coz the way my mum and siblings makes me feel when I say no and stand on my decisions especially when it comes to finical aspects they'll be like what I'm giving is not enough forgetting I have my own issues to solve too

  7. I had to shut off a friend of mine. He said he wanted a phone. I was going to get him one. I fell out of my chair after seeing his next text…can you send me the latest iPhone …

  8. I have found that when you do good for people , don't expect anything good back from them that you help. I know that the good I do will forward to my children 100 fold. It is painful when you look back I don't dwell on it., But I know payback, payback will manifest on earth

  9. Hi phrankleen, this is a good topic, my thing is, our true emancipation must start from us using our own language in telling our story, as little as Ukrainian is or Norway , even Ethiopia, they have their own organic means of communicating among themselves , we must encouraging a system that must using our indigenous languages to reach our kids, it’s a process that wil take close 100yrs but it can start anytime, I believe our lack of critical thinking is down to the fact that we are desperately trying to transform ourselves to reason in a foreign manner

  10. I did exactly that set boundaries with my family against my own nuclear family and they get the gist. Sentiment and all that are thrown out of the window for me that I don't that I don't talk to my dad. My dad is another story trying to turn me to an atm. Emotional black mail,I dont just pick the call simple. But I go to naija and network without anyone knowing my movement.

  11. Sometimes you just have to practice saying no to people. After a while it gets easier. People should value you not just for what you provide. I know from experience. I will say I have a good family except my soon to be ex husband .

  12. I just discovered your channel and am addicted; I think you should ask for permission to put these stories in a book; you're such a prolific narrator, and I firmly believe many of us in the diaspora need to listen to these stories for conscious awakening. Keep up the great work, brother🙏, I appreciate you

  13. Am not 💯% in support of this. I get the point and understand where you draw your ideology. I am a diasporan myself. What I have come to understand is most diasporans put themselves in these situations. You are not sent abroad to take responsibility of your family back home but to lead or SUPPORT them. SUPPORT is the watch word here. Without you they will survive, but most diasporans want to present themselves as gods and be there for everyone and everything, they want control and influence to be honest. Personally I only get involve in emergencies or necessities. I can’t be responsible for anyone but I can be there for them if I feel they need my assistance