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10 days agoWHY HE TOOK A SECOND WIFE
When Nkechi got married to Uche, everyone admired their love. They were inseparable — best friends, prayer partners, and the talk of the neighborhood. But after their third child, everything changed.
Nkechi gained a lot of weight. At first, she didn’t notice how distant her husband was becoming. He would skip meals at home, avoid intimacy, and spend more time “at work.” When her friends hinted that she should take care of herself more, she waved it off saying, “He married me for love, not shape.”
Months later, the shocking news spread like wildfire — Uche had taken a second wife. The woman was younger, slimmer, and everything Nkechi used to be when they first met.
Her world fell apart. She cried for days, blaming everyone but herself. But one morning, looking into the mirror, she broke down and whispered, “I let myself go — not just in body, but in spirit.”
She didn’t fight the new wife. Instead, she fought her pain. Nkechi began to walk, eat better, and rebuild her confidence. Slowly, her glow returned — not for Uche, but for herself.
Years later, people who once pitied her now admired her strength. She became a fitness coach for women, teaching them that self-love isn’t vanity — it’s responsibility.
Moral: Take care of yourself — body, mind, and soul. Sometimes, neglecting yourself gives others the reason to walk away. Love yourself enough to stay desirable, strong, and confident — for you.
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