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You need to watch this right away...trust me. Thank you Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria for your service. He gave this speech during his visit to the Unites State Air force Academy You need to watch this right away...trust me. Thank you Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria for your service. pic.twitter.com/WPUVl0mXJh — Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) September 29, 2017

Relationships always involve giving, sharing and reaching compromises. Given the fact that men are generally believed to be the stronger of the pair and sometimes, often the provider, it is not uncommon that women usually have things to ask, demands to make, and changes required of their significant other. Here are 3 sure ways that will help you get whatever you want anytime you make the request of your man. 1. Go straight to the point In an attempt to avoid looking so direct and demanding, some choose the other option of ‘stylishly’ making the requests. This is done by dropping hints, and communicating their desire for that particular thing in no express terms.  If you want to get an answer, you need to stick to the point rather than communicating through subtext. Often times, the intention is even lost on your man during the indirect asking and hint-droppings. Hence, make a request for the thing that you actually want, or you just might not get it. 2. Don't guilt ...

“But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible” - Matthew 19:26  Former heavyweight boxing champion, George Foreman, was a heavy drinker. He drank anything from water to spirit.  But, as he recounts in his book, God in My Corner, on one of his birthdays, he got so drunk that he could not remember what happened that night.  The next day, he ran into his friend who had been badly beaten up and had a swollen eye and other bruises. He asked what happened.  “Don’t you remember?” the friend retorted. “You beat me up last night!” That stunned George and shook him so much that he decided to never take another drink of alcohol in his life.  Do you have a bad habit which you think is difficult to quit? Yours could be indulgence in examination malpractice, disobedience or insubordination to your parents or school authority, involvement in cultism, drug addiction, careless use of your to...