Blessing CEO, whose real name is Blessing Okoro, is a contentious relationship therapist who has addressed the wishes of her fans that her relationship will fail.
Ikechukwu Ogbonna, better known as IVD, is an auto dealer and relationship therapist who is about to tie the knot.
In an Instagram video, she made the comment that people have wounds from their pasts that make them question the sincerity of a lovely relationship.
She stressed that arguments are inevitable in any relationship, but that true love is demonstrated when partners are ready to forgive and resolve their differences.
The Blessing CEO begged her detractors to let go of their hurts and embrace love.
Many of you are hurt," she remarked. Being damaged isn't a personal attack, but rather a mental and emotional illness stemming from our past hurts; as a result, when we're wounded, everything that seems lovely becomes unreal.
You may have noticed that some of your favourite celebrities, whose marriages you formerly held in high esteem, are no longer in committed relationships.
"Since social networking has caused so much mental turmoil for you, you find yourself eagerly anticipating the breakdown of seemingly perfect relationships.
Some of you have never really been through anything horrible, but you've taken on the pain of others and made it your own, and I know that many of you are so scarred that you start to question the possibility of genuine love.
In any committed relationship, including marriage, there will inevitably be reconciliations and divorces.
Because it represents the coming together of two distinct individuals in agreement.
While it's natural to have disagreements—with those closest to you, of course, but also with complete strangers—love enters the picture when one is willing to forgive seventy times seven.
The fact that we are wounded stems from the fact that we choose a man or a woman.
You can't generalise anything; instead, you can learn from your mistakes and go on with serenity and progress.
Many of you will never know love because you are too scared to let your guard down.
I felt the need to tell you that being perpetually pessimistic despite your best efforts to be optimistic is a symptom of emotional wounding.
Please go and get well so that you can appreciate the nice things that happen to you more fully.
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