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Claw Clip
N1200 each

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Floral earrings
N3500 each

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Dazzling set
N4,000
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Floral hoops
N3000 each

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Stainless Steel Chain
N3500

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I saw online a post on a rich reality star venting and reflecting on the challenges of being a single parent, having lost her husband a few years ago.

Listen up, people. Whether consciously or unconsciously, stop invalidating people’s pain with lines like ‘if you’re complaining, I should be crying.'

For God’s sake, it’s not a competition. Let people feel what they feel.

ENVY – The Silent Strain in Friendships

One of the quietest signs of envy is when a "friend" goes completely silent when others are clapping for you.

You post something beautiful — others rush in with love, likes, and compliments. But they? Nothing. Not even a simple “Nice one!”

You share a win — big or small — and they either ignore it or shift the conversation.

You put in effort, dress well, do good work, show growth... and it’s like they suddenly go blind.

No matter how kind, creative, or inspiring you are, they will *never* give you your flowers — because deep down, they believe those flowers should be theirs.

Envy doesn't always show up loud with insults or open dislike. Sometimes, it hides behind friendly smiles, but you’ll notice it in what they don’t say. In the compliments they refuse to give. In the way they downplay your light because they’re afraid it outshines theirs.

True friends *celebrate* you — not compete with you in silence.

If someone around you finds it hard to acknowledge your good moments, especially when everyone else sees it clearly... you might not just have a quiet friend. You might have an envious one.