29-Year-Old Ghanaian Woman Cries Over The Lack Of A Man In Her Life: "Men Don't Ask Me Out Anymore"

• A video of a young Ghanaian woman crying over the lack of a man in her life has surfaced on social media
• In the video, the young lady, known as Vicky, said men no longer approach or ask her out on a date
• Many netizens who chanced on her trending video thronged the comment section to sympathise with her
• Apostle Eric Okai, senior pastor of Elim Church advised and relationship expert shared his views on the lady's predicament

A 29-year-old Ghanaian woman has taken to social media to express sadness over the lack of a man in her life.

The young lady, identified as Vicky, said she had remained single without a partner for a long time.

She suggested in a TikTok video sighted by YEN.com.gh that she had not received any romantic advances or been asked on a date for a long time now.

Consequently, Vicky expressed fear of remaining lonely without a man in future amid tears.

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"I recently turned 29 years old, but I am still single. Men don't ask me out on dates. Do I look bad?" She wrote in the caption of the trending video.

The single Ghanaian lady, looking dejected and visibly worried about her future, expressed sorrow as she lamented the lack of a romantic relationship in her life.

In an interview with YEN.com.gh, Apostle Eric Okai, senior pastor of Elim Church advised and relationship expert said Vicky's believe that ni many wants her could be psychological.

"Psychologically ,this young lady feels she is no longer attractive to men hence her worry," he said.

He further explained thet circumstances that could force a young lady to out publicly to look for love.

"Ladies who think age is catching up with them most at times takes such risky decisions .it is better to fail in a relationship than to fail in a marriage. I always advice young men and women not to rush into relationships," he added.

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Vicky's video stirs emotions online

Vicky's heartfelt TikTok video stirred emotions on social media and also sparked mixed reactions from some netizens.

As of the time of filing this report, the Ghanaian woman's video had garnered over 40k likes and more than 13k comments in 72 hours.

YEN.com.gh compiled a few of the reactions below:

@Delicacy88 said:

"What happened when you were still at 22yrs??"

@Wigs-by-Gyamfuaa replied:

"True but u don’t know her story so you jump into conclusions."

@site matter also said:

"Ooooow my dear friend don't worry, I no God will answer you this year hmmmm."

@Ezihe Bethel wrote:

"Learn to love urself first n take urself out, n stop feeling bad. Some people are married but not happy in it , try to enjoy ur singleness, marriage is not an achievement, though I understand ur pain."

@Billy also wrote:

"Vicky stop crying beb enough is enough. I am going to marry u in God's name I pray."

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@Kobby Rich commented:

"What were you doing in your early 20’s..besides marriage is not everything, some pipos are even regretting."

@sunrise also commented:

"When u find man u go still cry, pass these one use these enthusiasm to build ur life and stop depending on them."

Ghanaian married woman begs husband's side chick

Meanwhile, in a previous story, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian married woman resorted to social media to plead with her husband's side chick to allow her man to return home.

In a heartfelt video, the married woman said her husband had abandoned her and their children to move in with the side chick.

The married woman, who looked heavily pregnant in the video, said she was struggling to combine the stress of pregnancy and raising the kids.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh