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Saturday, November 10, 2018

I'll Get Married To The Man Of My Dreams - Rita Dominic Speaks On Breaking Up With Her Ex

Nollywood award winning actress, Rita Dominic, has opened up her struggle getting married even though she found someone recently, but it turned out sour.
 
 
While speaking during a television programme, 'Your View' TVC this Friday morning, popular Nollywood actress and producer, Rita Dominic, disclosed that she almost got married at some point in her life, adding that she is happy the marriage did not work out.
 
The 43-year-old screen star said that when in a relationship, couples should at best find a way to live with each other, instead of trying to change negative traits, adding that a grown man cannot change.
 
She said: “I almost married someone. We were there. We were at that point. It didn’t work out and I’m happy it didn’t work out because I saw the signs.

“You know how you see the signs and you just ignore it hoping the person will change. Look, a grown man and a grown woman cannot change. They can find a way to live with each other and respect each other’s feelings, but to change a grown person is difficult.”
 
 
When asked by the TV host, Tope, that as Africans "we feel that a woman’s success isn’t complete until she’s married and with children, that what has been the pressure concerning being married and why hasn’t it happened?."
 
The Mbaise, Imo state-born actress said: “At the end of the day, if I’m going to do it, i’m doing it for myself not that the society wants me to do it. I always will still say; I will marry the man of my dreams and not the man the society dreams for me.

“Society feels there’s something wrong with you if you’re a certain age and you’re not married. What if it’s the society something is wrong with? For forcing someone to do what they don’t want to do?”
 
Watch the full interview below;
 

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