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Controversial Assertion that Women Don’t Fall in Love Raises A Storm

 

An interview with Daddy Freeze, a popular Nigerian media personality, has sparked a he noated debate on social media after a guest named John made some provocative comments about the nature of love and relationships between men and women.

According to the John, “women don’t fall in love. Only men fall in love.” He argued that this is evident in the fact that a successful man with a multi-billion naira empire can marry a young woman who has just graduated from school and is still finding her direction in life. He described this as “true love” and “unconditional love.”

The guest further stated that women are only capable of loving one set of people in their lives – their children. He claimed that a woman will go to great lengths to care for and provide for her children, but will not exhibit the same level of devotion to her husband.

To illustrate his point, John referenced a popular social media post that suggested a man should not wake his wife up at 3 a.m. to cook for him. He agreed with this sentiment, stating that a woman will not get out of bed to cook for her husband at 3 a.m. because she does not love him. However, if her child were to wake up at 3 a.m. and ask for food, she would readily get up to prepare a meal because she loves the child.

The comments have sparked a firestorm of reactions on social media, with many people weighing in on the topic. Some have expressed agreement with the man’s views, citing examples of women who have made sacrifices for their children but not for their husbands. Others have vehemently disagreed, arguing that women are capable of loving their husbands just as deeply as they love their children.

Relationship experts have also weighed in on the debate, pointing out that love and relationships are complex and multifaceted. They argue that reducing love to a simple binary of “men love, women don’t” oversimplifies the human experience and ignores the many factors that contribute to a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

As the debate continues to rage on, one thing is clear: the conversation about love, relationships, and gender roles is far from over. Whether or not one agrees with the man’s views, his comments have certainly sparked a necessary and timely discussion about the nature of love and relationships in modern society.

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