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NOT EVERY BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IS RIGHT FOR EVERY MAN – Comedian, Okey Bakasi

Nigerian actor and stand-up comedian Okey Bakasi recently sparked discussions about relationships while appearing as a guest on the Honest Brunch podcast.

Bakasi delivered more than just humor, sharing wisdom that has touched numerous listeners seeking real perspectives on nurturing relationships.

A main point made by Bakasi emphasized the significance of shared growth in relationships.

 “It’s not just about love,” he explained. “It’s about growing together, building each other up.

“You both need to nurture each other’s strengths and weaknesses.” This philosophy, according to Bakasi, is crucial for a lasting and fulfilling partnership.

As relationships progress, Bakasi emphasized that both partners should be ready to assist each other’s personal and career development.

“If one person is growing and the other is stagnant, there’s going to be friction,” he said. “It’s about building a future together, not just coasting along because it’s comfortable.”

“A lot of men, especially, are drawn to a woman’s looks. But it’s not enough,” Bakasi explained, getting serious. “Attractiveness may catch your attention, but it’s the intellect that keeps a relationship strong.”

He expounded on the intricate interactions between men and women, observing that appealing women often draw in particular kinds of men, usually those who are mainly focused on their looks.

“It’s a cycle,” he said. “Some men see a beautiful woman and assume she’ll be a perfect partner just because of how she looks. But that’s not always the case.

“Not every beautiful woman is right for every man. Looks fade, but intellect and emotional compatibility are what keep a relationship going long-term.”


 

 

 

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