Media personality Toke Makinwa has advised women to choose partners who are emotionally mature and respectful.
She said women should pay attention to how a man behaves during disagreement, not just during good times.
According to her, a good partner is someone who remains calm after an argument and makes effort to resolve issues instead of walking away.
Makinwa’s advice has sparked reactions online, with many readers agreeing that emotional maturity is important in a healthy relationship.
Her message focuses on the value of respect, communication, and understanding in long-term relationships.
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Toke Makinwa advises women to choose mature partners
Media personality Toke Makinwa has advised women to choose partners who are emotionally mature and respectful. She said women should pay attention to how a man behaves during disagreement, not just during good times. According to her, a good partner is someone who remains calm after an argument and makes effort to resolve issues instead of walking away. Makinwa’s advice has sparked reactions online, with many readers agreeing that emotional maturity is important in a healthy relationship. Her message focuses on the value of respect, communication, and understanding in long-term relationships.
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