Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has emphasized the complex dynamics between men and women during financial hardships, offering a provocative perspective on relationships.
Iyke’s assertion, “Until you lose your job and run out of money, break down and suffer loss, you will never know the true character of the woman you are claiming she loves you,”
According to Iyke, many women are “fair weather” companions, whose affections are sustained as long as the financial and material benefits from their partners continue.
He suggests that once these benefits cease, a man’s perception of his partner’s love will drastically change, revealing a harsher reality.
“Most women are fair weather women as long as the money and good life you are giving to them is still flowing, their love for you will not run dry but once your streams of income run dry, you will see hell from them,” Iyke stated.
He warns men to be cautious and to protect their financial assets, emphasizing that a woman’s loyalty might be more about the benefits she receives than genuine affection.
“Women are not what you think they are trust me fellows. Protect your job, money, and property even from her. You lose it, you lose her and every other thing,” he added.