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7 Relationship Truth Africans don't talk about enough.
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54 days ago❤️ Thread: 7 Relationship Truths Africans Don’t Talk About Enough
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Love is sweet, but maintaining a healthy relationship takes more than butterflies in your stomach.
Let’s break down 7 truths about relationships that we don’t discuss enough in Africa 👇🏽
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💡 Truth 1: Love alone is not enough
You can love someone deeply and still break up if there’s no respect, communication, or shared vision.
Love is the foundation, but it needs pillars to stand.
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💡 Truth 2: Communication beats assumption
Silent treatment, coded messages, or expecting your partner to “just know” will ruin things.
Say it. Ask it. Explain it. Don’t assume it.
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💡 Truth 3: Money matters
It doesn’t mean your partner must be a billionaire.
But financial stress, lack of planning, or total dependence can shake even the strongest love.
Talk about money early!
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💡 Truth 4: Attraction changes
Looks fade, bodies change, life happens.
If your bond is based only on physical attraction, cracks will show. Build emotional and spiritual intimacy too.
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💡 Truth 5: Boundaries protect love
Just because you’re in love doesn’t mean you stop being an individual.
Respect each other’s space, friendships, and dreams.
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💡 Truth 6: Forgiveness is hard, but necessary
No relationship is free from mistakes.
You either learn how to forgive (with wisdom) or you’ll keep recycling heartbreaks.
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💡 Truth 7: Not every relationship should lead to marriage
Some people are blessings, others are lessons.
Don’t force forever with someone who was only meant to be part of your growth.
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✨ At the end of the day, healthy love is about partnership.
Two people, choosing each other daily, with patience, respect, and intentional effort.
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💬 Question for you:
Which of these truths hit you the most? And what’s one lesson you’ve learned in your own relationships?