In response to a TikTok video where a woman expressed her desire for a partner who would “beat her when she is wrong,” one comment observed, “Na before we dey find man when dey beat us.” This reflection highlights a shift in perspective, acknowledging that seeking violent partners is a mindset many have grown past.

Recognizing that abusive relationships do not equate to love is an important step in cultivating self-respect and understanding that love should never involve harm. Comments like this can spark meaningful conversations about personal growth and the importance of valuing oneself enough to seek healthy, nurturing relationships. Promoting this mindset empowers individuals to prioritize respect and emotional safety, reshaping cultural views on love and partnership.

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