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This is my honest review about .

I paid this lady to supply some items.
These items were paid for in August 2025 to arrive within 2-3months according to her.

The year ended and I didn't receive my item. If I ask her when it will arrive, she will say she doesn't know.
Since this year I have been having issues with her concerning the things I paid for.
She insulted me, blocked in on tiktok, Facebook and removed me from her group because I left a comment on her post asking for my items.
I chat with her on WhatsApp She reads and keeps mute or rain insults on me.

I had to contact a lawyer who sent her a massage and the next day she sent colours I didn't order. Meanwhile people already paid for these items and I have been pleading with them since today.
After 6-7 months of waiting.

She never mentioned that the colours I ordered were not available.
I am not the only one who she has done this to.
She is selfish, arrõgant, mannerless and she has zero customer service. She treats people without respect.
If you want to do business with her you should be ready for trouble because she doesn't care about how you feel.

She doesn't keep customers. I don't even think she is an importer as she claims and if she is, she is a very horrible person.
I have never met someone like this before.

I said let me drop my review because she will never drop this one in her group for her customers to see.



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My heart bleed for you, dear Ochanya Ogbanje.
A young soul full of dreams, silenced too soon by cruelty and betrayal. You deserved love, care, and protection but instead, you faced pain from those you trusted most.

Your story broke our hearts and opened our eyes. You became a symbol of the countless innocent children whose voices are buried in silence. Though your body rests, your spirit speaks louder than ever, calling for justice, compassion, and change.

May your soul find eternal peace.
May your tears become the strength of others to speak out.
And may your memory forever remind us that every child deserves safety, dignity, and love.

Rest in peace, dear Ochanya.

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The Science of Crying: Health Benefits and Disadvantages

Crying is a natural and complex human behavior that often arises in response to emotional experiences, pain, or stress. While often viewed as a sign of weakness or vulnerability, crying serves a number of important physiological and psychological functions. Whether caused by sadness, joy, frustration, or relief, tears can offer several health benefits, though there are also potential drawbacks to excessive or socially stigmatized crying.

Types of Tears

To understand crying fully, it's helpful to know that there are three types of tears:

1. Basal tears: These are constantly produced to lubricate and protect the eyes.

2. Reflex tears: Produced in response to irritants like smoke or onions.

3. Emotional tears: Triggered by strong feelings and are uniquely human

Health Benefits of Crying

1. Emotional Release and Stress Relief

Crying provides an outlet for expressing emotions that might otherwise be repressed. Studies suggest that crying can reduce feelings of anxiety and stress by helping people process their emotions, especially in safe or supportive environments.

2. Detoxification

Emotional tears contain stress hormones and toxins. Some research suggests that crying helps to expel these substances from the body, potentially helping with emotional balance.

3. Pain Relief

Crying may trigger the release of endorphins, natural painkillers in the body. This can produce a calming effect, which may explain why people often feel better after a "good cry."

4. Mood Enhancement

Emotional crying may help regulate mood by lowering levels of cortisol, the stress hormone. After crying, many people report improved mood and a sense of lightness or relief.

5. Improved Relationships

Crying can foster connection and empathy. Sharing tears with someone can deepen interpersonal bonds and prompt emotional support, which contributes to overall mental well-being.

Disadvantages and Risks of Crying

1. Emotional Vulnerability and Social Stigma

In many cultures, crying, especially in public or by men, is often seen as a sign of weakness. This stigma can lead to feelings of shame or embarrassment, which may increase emotional distress instead of alleviating it.

2. Physical Side Effects

Frequent or intense crying can lead to physical symptoms such as:

Headaches

Swollen eyes

Sinus issues

Dehydration, in extreme cases

These symptoms are usually temporary but can be uncomfortable.

3. Excessive Crying as a Symptom of Mental Health Issues

While occasional crying is normal, persistent or uncontrollable crying may be a sign of underlying mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, or unresolved trauma. In such cases, professional support is necessary.

4. Social and Professional Impact

In some settings, such as the workplace or public forums, crying may be misunderstood or judged, potentially affecting one's reputation or perceived professionalism.

Conclusion

Crying is a deeply human and biologically meaningful act that plays an essential role in emotional regulation and social communication. While it carries numerous mental and physical health benefits, excessive or stigmatized crying can also have negative effects. The key is understanding the context and causes of crying, and when necessary, seeking support to address underlying emotional or psychological issues.

Rather than suppressing tears, embracing them as a part of emotional health can lead to greater self-awareness, resilience, and empathy.

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