Loyalty Does Not Exist With Long Distance Relationships - Lucky Turner (MVMPrivateAgent)

A man posted about how several white women had asked him out during his two months in the U.S., yet he remained loyal to his girlfriend in Nigeria. One controversial comment advised him to stop being loyal, claiming, “Bro to bro, your babe for 9ja dy fuck steady. Better enjoy yourself too over there.”

This kind of advice promotes distrust and disloyalty, reinforcing harmful stereotypes about long-distance relationships. Encouraging infidelity only adds unnecessary pressure and doubt to relationships. Loyalty is a choice that should be upheld regardless of geographical distance, and assuming the worst without proof fosters insecurity. Instead of promoting betrayal, people should focus on building trust, effective communication, and emotional support in relationships, especially when distance is involved.