Eastwood Anaba Encourages People In New Relationships To Block Their Exes To Save Their Relationships

• The president of Eastwood Anaba Ministries has recently encouraged people in new relationships to avoid their exes
• He explained that some past partners may still have fantasies about you and entertaining them could negatively impact new relationships
• He added that the best thing to do is to block and delete contacts of one's former partners

Well-known Ghanaian pastor, Rev Eastwood Anaba has recently sent a word of advise to individuals who are in relationships and may still be entertaining their former partners.

A recent publication by 3news.com reported that Rev. Anaba through light on the essence of avoiding exes during a sermon about the kind of people that need to be avoided in life.

According to the reported the president of Eastwood Anaba Ministries cautioned that some people need to be blocked outright and must not be entertained in any shape or form.

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"A girl you have had something to do with, maybe you never slept with her, you should never conversate with her. That one, I can boldly say you should never. Cut it off!", he said according to 3news.com.

He added that entertaining certain people from one's past can be detrimental on current relationships. He explained that some exes might still be interested in you and that can affect new relations.

"You can’t be playing with that kind of fire around your life. They will be saying, ‘but now I’m married, and he’s also married.’ Some people can marry, and you are still their dream man or woman and they will go about telling everybody, ‘This is the person I should have married”, Rev Anaba said, according to 3news.com.

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Meanwhile YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian woman recently took to social media to open up about a situation she finds herself.

Her post on the popular Facebook group called Tell It Moms had her sharing that there was a particular car she dreamt of owning one day and most people around her could testify to it.

"I have always wanted to buy a particular car but because we were budgeting I kept putting it off. Everyone who knows me knows how long I have been dreaming about this car."

She had the financial means to make that purchase but her husband for years refused to allow her get it for herself.

Source: YEN.com.gh