Ghanaian Lady Shares Her Marital Woes: "I Married My Enemy For Six Months, He Burnt My Passport"

• A video of a Ghanaian woman recounting her ordeal of being in a lousy marriage for six months has surfaced
• She indicated that her sixth-month marriage was fraught with pain, betrayal, and a lot she could not bear
• Netizens who saw the video were touched and took to the comment section to express their views
• A renowned Counsellor, during an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, advised ladies to be meticulous when choosing their partners

A Ghanaian woman has opened up about her woes in her six-month marriage with a man she described as controlling and emotionally abusive.

According to her, her life after her marriage was nothing but a constant struggle filled with emotional turmoil and a sense of entrapment.

During an interview with renowned actress Emelia Brobbey, she stated that her husband's true nature began to emerge soon after their wedding.

Read also

"It will fix it": Member of Adom Kyei's church spreads anointing oil on broken phone

What started as minor disagreements often escalated into verbal abuse and emotional manipulation, leaving her distraught.

Recounting some of the worst days in her marriage, she stated that the verbal abuses escalated into physical assaults, leaving scars on her body. What broke her heart was the fact that her husband burnt her passport.

Eventually, she decided to quit the marriage after the assaults became unbearable.

Watch the video below:

"Be cautious when selecting partners": Cpunsellor says

A renowned Ghanaian counsellor has offered advice to ladies on choosing their partners. Counsellor Baka, speaking exclusively with YEN.com.gh asked ladies to exercise caution when choosing partners so that they don't land in such situations or end up in abusive relationships.

"Sometimes we can tell when someone will betray us, but a relationship is risk and sacrifice. But if you know his or her character/weaknesses very well and believe he or she cannot be trusted, then you thread with caution. So in all things, let love lead, alongside wisdom, and this will help you make decisions that you will not regret later," he said.

Read also

Ghanaian man breaks up with girlfriend for eating four balls of banku

Netizens react to Ghanaian woman's story

Netizens who saw the video were heartbroken and took to the comment to sympathise with her.

@T Maroh wrote:

"Wives please let's learn to give soft answers."

@zee!¡$$ wrote:

"Some of our husband's and boyfriends are in competition with us."

@Nanipearl wrote:

"If you’re connect to your enemy as a lover, its takes God’s grace o herh."

@Queen Fati223 wrote:

"Is very true paaa hmmm. How can I saved my husband’s number, Matanfo hmm I got married to my enemy and don’t even know how to get out of it."

@Diamond Nana Abena Nhyira wrote:

"I pray God deliver us from such husbands. I'm even scared to make a choice as a life partner eeiiii. God have mercy."

@Wepersgloria wrote:

"My dear, those narcissistic men will not stop.You married to a super narcissist man.hmmm,lt is well.l understand you pains."

Lady opens up about marital struggles

Read also

Ghanaian woman reunites with husband after 15 years of separation

In an earlier publication, YEN.com.gh reported that a married woman has opened up about her challenges in the first two years of marriage.

According to the lady, identified as Obaapa Rose, the man she married selfishly refused to cater for her, leaving her to assume the provider role in the marriage.

Her man, however, changed and started providing and caring for her needs after discovering that she had multiple businesses.

Source: YEN.com.gh