Ayo Adesanya, an actress, has stated that there is nothing worth committing suicide for. She was speaking against the backdrop of the country’s rising suicide rates. “Nothing in life is worth committing suicide over,” she told Sunday Scoop. It is believed that there is hope where there is life. Most people who have reached the point when they were on the verge of suicide thank God that they did not take the plunge. Change is the only thing that is constant. Even if you don’t have today, you will have tomorrow.
“I don’t believe in folks who say they want to commit suicide because they are dissatisfied in their marriages. If you’re unhappy in your marriage, the greatest thing you can do is leave. However, it is regrettable that we are no longer as tolerant as our forefathers and mothers were. Perhaps as a result of the development of social media, information travels so quickly that we no longer tolerate each other. There are numerous things that can be neglected, but this is no longer the case. Nobody likes to go through the anguish of being in a marriage or relationship and having to put up with their partner’s flaws.
“At some time in my life, I became involved with someone.” Perhaps if I had paid attention to the warning signs, I might have left that relationship sooner. I was possibly naive in thinking that the person would change. I never told my mother about some things, and she could have given me sound advice. Perhaps a support group could have warned me that if I noticed any warning signs, I should flee or avoid being involved in the first place.
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“When it comes to domestic abuse in marriage, the conversation always begins with a tap. I would not have entered that relationship if I had been more experienced. I tried to make things work, and I stayed for ten years. I had to end the relationship when I realized it would not end well if I didn’t cut ties with the mentioned person. I believe it is always preferable to be with someone with whom we can put up with their flaws.
“However, despite the increasing prevalence of divorce, many are nonetheless saving their relationships and making it work.” I believe you should attempt to make it work as long as it is not life-threatening, since at the end of the day, love is all that matters.”