Shorn Arwa Says She Dated Broke Man when She Was Mentally Ill: "Can't Do This Anymore"
- Content creator Shorn Arwa reflected on dating a broke man during a mentally challenging time
- The outspoken influencer shares her ideal qualities in a partner in an interview with Dr Ofweneke
- Arwa also advised women to marry for convenience and not love, believing love will develop over time
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Digital creator and influencer Shorn Arwa has shared her candid experience with a broke partner.
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She admitted that it was a difficult chapter in her life that she would never want to relive.
What was Shorn Arwa's experience with broke boyfriend?
In an interview with comedian Dr. Ofweneke on TV47, Arwa reflected on her past relationship, revealing that she dated a man who was financially struggling during a challenging time in her life.
"I dated a broke man when I was mentally ill. I was just like, I can’t do this anymore," she said.
She hinted that the experience left her drained emotionally and mentally.
Who is Shorn Arwa's ideal man?
When asked about the qualities she seeks in a partner now, Arwa explained the importance of confidence.
"I like a very confident man, just not as talkative as me. Sometimes you wake up and hear a lot of things from the vlog. You have to be confident and trust your woman, knowing she has your back," she explained.
For Arwa, confidence is key, especially for a partner who can handle the pressures that come with being in the public eye.
Speaking about her own journey as a public figure, Arwa shared how she has learned to ignore negative comments.
"I hear things about myself and I’m like, ‘aaah no, add some creativity!’" she laughed.
What advice did Shorn Arwa give ladies?
Arwa also gave advice to women regarding relationships, suggesting that they should marry for convenience rather than solely for love.
"Love will come. Marry for convenience, and the love will grow. Women are taught how to nurture, how to grow the love in the process. If you don’t look at the money, you will suffer," she said.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
