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Belinda Chiazor Writer and Filmmaker @ Middle Girl Productions Lagos 10 months, 2 weeks ago
<p>I love how short and sweet this is. Very straight to the point. I would however like to “peacefully” disagree. 😩☺️🤌🏾</p><p>Maybe because Nigerians have abused the word peace with all those “be his peace” nonsense, so at this point it’s somewhat of a trigger. 😩🤣🤭 Let me not project my own feelings on the matter too much but I’ll say this; Love isn’t a static emotion; it’s a spectrum. And all the aforementioned emotions can still exist within real love.</p>
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Kathy COO and Head of International growth @ Enchird Technologi... Yaoundé, Cameroon 9 months, 1 week ago

Beautiful perspective . I think the post is relative and peace perse should be the bedrock of it all . If you can have all those emotions in that spectrum and can still manage to find peace then you’re in the right place most likely . Otherwise, if those emotions are at an extreme , then peace will elude you , there’s no way peace can thrive in that degree .

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Director Bel Writer and Filmmaker @ Middle Girl Productions Lagos, Nigeria 10 months, 2 weeks ago

You can feel joy, frustration, longing, fear, excitement, and most controversial of all- anger inside that same love, because are not living beings at the end of the day? The idea that “true love equals constant peace” is romantic but unrealistic. We’re complex beings with layered emotions, and love tends to bring all of them to the surface.

Peace is beautiful, yes, but it’s not the only proof of love. Sometimes love challenges you, mirrors your flaws, or forces you to grow. So when you’re angry at your partner it doesn’t mean it’s not real, it means it’s alive.

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