Relationship & Love
Paul Enigir • 3 April, 2026
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Do You Know Feelings Can Be Deceptive?
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    Do You Know Feelings Can Be Deceptive?



    A man can have sex with a woman and feel nothing for her. Men need space for sex; women need reason (except sex workers).



    A woman rarely has sex without feelings. A man might travel 8 hours just for sex with a "friend"—yet not love her.



    Sex makes men act in love without being in love. The travel, gifts, hotel bills? Sacrifices for sex, not commitment.



    Many women mistake this for true love. Sex ≠ commitment. Men often leave bed thinking of the next woman. Pleasure fades in minutes.



    Lions hunt miles away—men are wired similarly. A man flies UK-to-Nigeria for sex like it's his last. Sex drives "impossible" feats, fooling women.



    Sex and love aren't synonyms—even dictionaries know this. People abandon gold mines for sex graves.



    Young men chase resources for multiple girls, not future-building. Students cohabit like spouses; society calls it love. Result? Frustrated graduates, not nation-builders. 16-year-olds chase trends, becoming money-driven "prostitutes." Sex symbols end in deep mess.



    How many change the world? What spirit thrives after selling out to sex? They boast clothes and hotels—their "peak achievement." Meanwhile, "coward" girls build empires. Their future exhausts early.



    Advice: Brothers, don't let today's erection destroy tomorrow's direction. Sisters, not all that glitters is gold—brighten your future today. May God guide our marital journeys.



    May you avoid mistakes causing everlasting pain, in Jesus' name.










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