Heartbroken Man Drags Himself On Ground While Begging Lover Not To Dump Him
- A trending video depicts an emotionally charged scene as a man clings to his lover's leg, crying and pleading for her not to leave
- As the man cried while dragging himself on the ground, the woman attempted to free her leg
- The man was heard begging the woman not to leave him and explaining that he was hurting him because of love
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In an undated video making the rounds on the internet, a drama unfolded as a grown man was seen dragging himself on the ground, desperately pleading with a lady who appeared to be his lover not to leave him.
Source: UGC
The video showed a man on the ground, his tears and emotions laid bare as he held onto his lover's leg, unwilling to let go.
Why did man cling to partner's leg?
He tearfully begged her not to leave him, his words carrying a sense of desperation.
"Sikuachi (I'm not leaving you)," the man cried out, his face pressed against the ground, gripping her leg as tightly as he could. He refuses to relinquish his grip.
"Mapenzi inaniuma mimi (Love is hurting me)," he added.
In response, the woman seemed to be in a dilemma, trying to free her leg and leave.
"Is it by force?" she questioned as she struggled to deal with the man's intense plea.
The video's authenticity couldn't be confirmed, and its origin is not from Kenya.
Many netizens took to the comment section of the video with different opinions.
Becky Qn:
"Is it by force?"
Cay KJ:
"When the totoyos is too sweet. I understand that man's feelings."
Maggie Wambui
"I want like that one."
Pinchez Muendo:
"This guy needs thoroughly discipline, how can he let us down like this."
How I met my wife
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a man, Ugo Uba, narrated how he met his fiancee, adding that their relationship started out while they were university students.
The man stated that they both met in Anambra State University where they studied mass communication. The man, however, said that despite the fact they have been friends since her year one in 2013, they only officially started dating in April 2021.
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