Popular Nigerian media personality Mayowa Lambe has gotten people talking after she candidly revealed the one thing that instantly kills her feelings for anyone she’s in a relationship with.
In a recent video that has been making rounds on social media, the outspoken presenter didn’t mince words as she described herself as an “extremist” when it comes to matters of the heart.
No Middle Ground in Matters of Love
Mayowa explained that for her, love isn’t something that exists in shades of grey – it’s either pure black or white. “I’m either in love or I don’t love you at all,” she stated emphatically, making it clear that she doesn’t do half-measures when it comes to romantic relationships.
The media personality went on to reveal what makes her feelings for someone “die a natural death” – a phrase many Nigerians can relate to when describing how love can simply fade away without drama or noise.
Moving Forward After Roby Ekpo
This revelation comes as Mayowa has moved on from her previous relationship with Roby Ekpo and has since remarried. Her openness about her approach to love has resonated with many Nigerians on social media, with some praising her for knowing exactly what she wants, while others have shared their own experiences with all-or-nothing love.
Her honest take on relationships has sparked conversations across Nigerian social media platforms about the nature of love, commitment, and when it’s time to walk away from situations that no longer serve you.
The Extremist Approach to Love
Mayowa’s description of herself as an “extremist” in love speaks to a personality type that many can identify with – those who give their all when they’re invested in someone, but can completely withdraw once that connection is broken or compromised.
While she didn’t go into specific details about what exactly triggers this sudden shift in her feelings, her bold declaration has left many curious and started important conversations about emotional boundaries and self-awareness in relationships.
What do you think about Mayowa Lambe’s approach to love? Is it healthy to be an “extremist” in relationships, or should there be more middle ground? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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