I grew up in a typical \u2018conservatist\u2019 Ghanaian society where the man is not expected to cry when he is in pain.<\/p>\n
\u201cBarima nsu,\u201d they say.<\/p>\n
In fact, even with both sexes, when someone has lost a loved one, property or has gone through any unpleasant situation, and they shed tears, they are asked not to cry.<\/p>\n
However, research shows that crying when in pain makes one more relieved of whatever emotions they are engulfed in.<\/p>\n
So any time you feel like crying, cry!<\/p>\n
This is exactly what Funny Face seemed to have done recently [not literally] \u2013 an act that has caused him to apologise to Ghanaians.<\/p>\n
Funny Face recounts how his ex-wife cheated on him<\/strong><\/p>\n About a week ago, an issue concerning Funny Face\u2019s failed marriage which was rife in the media circles after their divorce in 2016, got re-ignited on Neat FM.<\/p>\n Ghanaian comedian, Funny Face, told Kwasi Aboagye in an interview that his ex-wife Elizabeth Ntim, whom she married in 2014 cheated on him about 36 times.<\/p>\n This became topic issue in the entertainment arena and people started expressing divergent opinions about the matter.<\/p>\n Funny Face had said he did not take time to know his ex-wife Elizabeth Ntim; he was infatuated by the woman\u2019s voluptuous body and decided to marry her.<\/p>\n The Insults<\/strong><\/p>\n Since the issue broke, I have heard a lot of people insult Funny Face and the wife. While some are chastising Funny Face for \u2018stupidly\u2019 getting married to physical attributes and not character, others have also gone on the \u2018women-are-wicked\u2019 mantra, calling the woman names.<\/p>\n The \u2018spoof\u2019 story<\/strong><\/p>\n There was a story that reported that Elizabeth, Funny Face\u2019s ex-wife had replied Funny Face\u2019s rants by saying he was suffering from premature ejaculation and that he could only last for 2 minutes in bed.<\/p>\n The story suggested that the woman sought sexual gratification from other men because of Funny Face\u2019s supposed weak performance in bed.<\/p>\n Many people fell for the \u2018false\u2019 news story and as usual, started passing funny comments. Even Funny Face responded to it in jest asking people to bring their sisters to try if truly he is a 2 minutes man.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Citi Showbiz\u2019s checks show that Elizabeth had not granted interview to any media network for that story and had not made that statement.<\/p>\n Funny Face apologises<\/strong><\/p>\n Later, Funny Face took to Facebook to register an apology to his fans and the public for talking about the matter the manner he did. He believed he had overreacted and need to apologise.<\/p>\n For a long time, Funny Face had been tight-lipped on the details of the matter even when there were rumours of the supposed cheating by her ex-wife.<\/p>\n So what caused him to talk this time? Maybe Kwasi Aboagye deployed his wiles in \u2018cowing\u2019 him into answering his questions.<\/p>\n However prudent one may have seen his apology, I believe that it does nothing to the ordinary fan. I don\u2019t care about whether he apologised or not. What matters most was for him to apologised to himself or his ex-wife for washing their dirty linen in public.<\/p>\n I am sure, if the woman should also speak, there are allegations she may level against Funny Face which will blow the minds of most people insulting her.<\/p>\n He needs a counsellor<\/strong><\/p>\n Not all the people we see moving around hale and hearty are happy. I believe that Funny Face may be emotionally and psychologically traumatised now.<\/p>\n He needs someone whose expert counselling would salve the pain in him. I don\u2019t know if he has one already but if he doesn\u2019t he should get a professional one. One who would understand his condition and give him better counsel \u2013 not one who will insult him and make him feel like committing suicide.<\/p>\n Conclusions<\/strong><\/p>\n Funny Face\u2019s issue is one of the smallest of the many marital problems a lot of people are going through.<\/p>\n People have problems. Problems \u2018dey\u2019!<\/p>\n \u2013<\/p>\n By: Kwame Dadzie\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I grew up in a typical \u2018conservatist\u2019 Ghanaian society where the man is not expected to cry when he is in pain. \u201cBarima nsu,\u201d they say. In fact, even with both sexes, when someone has lost a loved one, property or has gone through any unpleasant situation, and they shed tears, they are asked not […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":14,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[374,137],"tags":[623,10853,3],"yoast_head":"\n