- A Caucasian woman lamented her marriage to a Nigerian man in a Tiktok video.
- The woman said that although they post happy photographs on social media, their relationship is not always flawless.
- She admitted that it can be difficult to live with their split up and that she occasionally feels hopeless and lonely.
A Caucasian woman, Dinero Okonkwo, posted a touching clip on Tiktok bemoaning her marriage to a Nigerian man.
Even though they share joyful pictures on social media, the woman admitted that their relationship is not always perfect.
She said that dealing with their separation can be challenging and that she sometimes experiences feelings of despair and loneliness.
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She acknowledged that she finds it challenging to wait for her spouse to get home and that she misses him a lot. She also mentioned how stress from her profession affects her capacity for coping.
She begged internet users to pray for her in this difficult moment.
In her words:
“We post a lot about the happy moments, the happy times in our relationship but there are days that are hard.
There are days I just feel lonely and sad… It is not easy, you know, waiting for your spouse to come for so long… I miss my husband so much. Working and stressing… Everything else just makes it more real…I’m trying to get out of bed and stop crying but it’s really hard. Keep me in your prayers.”
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In another news, Dillard University hosted its convocation ceremony for its graduating students in New Orleans, Louisiana.
One of the university’s graduates identified as Jada Sayles could not be present to receive her certificate due to child birth.
According to them, the lady was expected to be present at the convocation ceremony in New Orleans as she was expecting a child almost about the same time.
