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The kind of man who will love me is not the kind who wants me to get off social media - Yinka Theisen hints at why she and Linc Edochie separated

 

Yinka Theisen, the ex-lover of actor, Linc Edochie, has hinted on why they both went their separate ways.

 

In a post shared on social media, Yinka said that she and Linc loved each other, but the issues they had were about compatibility and understanding.

In her post, she also stated that the kind of man who will love her is not the kind who wants a mouse for a wife and not the kind who wants her to get off social media. She said while she will respect her man, she will not be a push over.

 

Her post reads

‘’I intend to make a video soon & explain a few things about Lincoln Edochie & I. I hope that after this everyone will keep their mouths shut. Linc is not Yinka and Yinka is not Linc. We have very different ways of looking and doing things. Our issue is not a lack of love. We both love each other. It is about compatibility and understanding. 

The kind of man who will love me is not the kind who wants a mouse for a wife. Certainly not the kind of man who wants me to get off social media. I respect Linc & any man I am with. I have refrained from saying a lot because of the respect I have for him. While I respect my man I am not stupid and not a push over. Enough of the madness. 

If you support Mrs Mary Yul Edochie, do so. I proudly support Yul and Judy! I have my reasons and don’t owe anyone an explanation for this. Linc & I have forgiven each other. We may not make it as a couple but that too is okay.''





 


SOURCE ; NEW-MUSK BLOG.


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