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“Abeg, forget that thing” — Lady recounts how roommate changed her views after breakup

A woman related a funny story from her time in college about a former flatmate who was well-known for offering wise counsel on relationships before she too went through heartache.

A girl who frequently counselled her friends not to apologise to males or beg for a relationship was at the center of the story, which has gained notice online.

A relationship counsellor experiences heartache
The narrator claims that because of the roommate’s confidence when discussing dating and relationships, everyone in their hostel room considered her to be a relationship counsellor.

She frequently urged her friends to take a firm stand in romantic affairs and maintained that women shouldn’t apologise to men.

It is said that during their third year of college, she met a man with whom she became profoundly in love.

The once-confident adviser struggled to deal with the split after the relationship eventually ended.

Abeg, forget that thing. Love na your mate?”

The narrator clarified that following the breakup, the student went back to the room without first telling anyone what had transpired.

She allegedly started crying while another flatmate was playing Adele’s Someone Like You, attracting everyone’s attention.

She allegedly begged her roommates to get in touch with her ex-partner and ask him to make amends when they questioned what was wrong.

She was then reminded by one of her roommates that she had previously told them not to beg men. Everyone laughed at her response, which soon became the incident’s high point.

Social media users have reacted to the account by saying it shows how individual experiences may alter preconceived notions about relationships.

Others saw the anecdote as a relevant reminder that people’s presumptions and advice are frequently challenged when it comes to matters of the heart.

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