Love is said to be a variety of different feelings, states, and attitudes that range from interpersonal affection to pleasure. Love knows no boundaries irrespective of the situation at hand. Most people say true love is hard to find but in some cases, true love is supposed to locate people and not the other way round.
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Love is one of the most intense emotions that we experience as humans. Love can also be the most painful feeling ever especially when one does not meet the expectations or the affection is not reciprocated.
Well, the talented Ghanaian songstress, Sefadzi Abena Amesu, well known as S3fa has also detailed what she understands about love and affection and what it entails for one to gain love.
Speaking in an interview on Okay FM’s Ekwansodwodwo segment with Abeiku Santana, the “E Choke” singer said that love can be described as many things depending on how one sees it.
She explained that love is when one keeps thinking about someone without any explanation or any reason attached to it.
Watch the video below:
In other news, popular Ghanaian entertainment pundit, Emmanuel Bance, well known as Mr. Logic has revealed that he changed his original Ghanaian name in order to gain admission into a school in Jamaica.
Recounting his past in an interview with the lifestyle and celebrity blogger, Zionfelix on the Uncut Show, Mr. Logic revealed that he completed his primary school education in Koforidua before he relocated to Accra.
He revealed that it was always his dream to attend St. Augustines College but his dream was shattered when his results could not allow him to attend his dream school, hence he refused to attend all the schools he chose and attended another school in Accra.
When he completed his senior high school education, he decided to further his education in a music & arts school in Jamaica, and upon the realization that foreigners are not allowed to stay for a longer period in the country, he changed his name just to gain admission into the school.
