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Edmund

January 24, 2014 by Monique Ameyo in Love Is

edmundName: EdmundHometown: Riverdale, Georgia and Accra, GhanaAge: 21Age You First Fell in Love: 16Love Is: I was sixteen when I first fell in love with someone, who at the time, I felt was my soulmate. Everyday, I felt as if I couldn't live without that person and I didn't get over [them] for two years. Personally, what I have learned from love is being able to love a person based on their faults and using it to bring out the best in that person. Coming from [Ghana], my views on love generate from my parents. Which shows me that love is unconditional and love overcomes all weaknesses between two people. But it has also taught me that beliefs, morals and values play a role in a relationship filled with love. I have always been taught to pick someone who shares those beliefs that I have and have found that dating within one's ethnicity accompanies that value strongly.

January 24, 2014 /Monique Ameyo
Accra, Africa, African, African Boys, African Culture, African Men, black love, black people, braap, Georgia, Ghana, Ghanaian Boys, Ghanaian Men, love, West Africa, West African
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Neka

January 18, 2014 by Monique Ameyo in Love Is

nekaName: NekaHometown: Doraville, Georgia and Port Harcourt, NigeriaAge: 24Age You First Fell in Love: 19Love Is: In all senses of the word it is by far the most powerful human emotion that there is. Love's greatest attribute, I think is its power to overcome fear. So in the romantic sense, love is the ability to be fully vulnerable with someone without reservation. Culturally, my idea of love is intertwined with the understanding of the importance of family. Through love, even the tough variety, all issues within family can be resolved. God is love, fully.

January 18, 2014 /Monique Ameyo
Africa, African, African Culture, African Men, black love, black people, first love, love, Naija, Nigeria, Nigerian Boys, Nigerian Men, Part Harcourt, West Africa, West African
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