Nancy Omunuzua

03/01/2026

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03/01/2026

03/01/2026

When you finally learn the skills that protect your mind and your emotional balance, everything changes.

Narcissists cannot manipulate someone who stays grounded, calm, and connected to their own truth. I have seen this shift in so many people, and it is one of the most powerful turning points in reclaiming your peace.

You stop reacting. You stop explaining. You stop absorbing their chaos as your responsibility.

And that is the moment they lose the power they thought they had over you.

03/01/2026

When someone builds their life on lies and manipulation, the fallout is usually inevitable. Your power is simple: stay calm, protect your peace, and let their patterns do the rest.

03/01/2026

A toxic ex doesn’t miss you as a person.

They miss how things used to be when you stayed quiet, tried harder, and accepted behavior that wasn’t okay. When you didn’t push back. When you explained yourself over and over. When you doubted your own feelings.

Once you start respecting yourself, the dynamic changes. They lose the control they had. That’s why it feels like they suddenly care again. It’s not love. They don't actually care. They just want to convince you they do.

Understanding this helps you stop taking their reactions personally. You didn’t change for the worse. You grew.

And growth always feels threatening to someone who benefited from you having zero boundaries.

03/01/2026

Big shout out to my new rising fans! Mayen Makeny, Jamba Francisco Jamba, Mourlaye Traoré

03/01/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joy Navarro, Zeddie Owili Mwai, Joseph Gyang Pwol, Gladdiz Jepke, Wasike Simiyu, Fredrick Munyao, Alfred Gekonde, Ozor John, Isioma Osakwe, Emmanuel Ebenezer, Kargbo Daniel, Hussain Ahmed, Gold Mining, Aondoakula Gbilekaa, Adams Joseph, Benson Ngige, Emmanuel Simiyu

03/01/2026

11 Valuable pieces of advice Life Will teach you

1.. Give, but don't let others take advantage of you.

2.. Love, but protect your heart from being hurt.

3.. If your absence doesn't affect someone, then your presence never truly mattered to them.

4.. Listen, but don't forget to express your thoughts and opinions.

5.. Trust someone completely and you'll either gain a lifelong companion or a valuable lesson.

6.. Communication is essential for a relationship, and respect is vital for love. Trust is the foundation to keep going.

7.. It's funny how people start wanting to be with you when you find happiness on your own.

8.. Being unique is better than striving for perfection.

9... High standards shield you from negative experiences.

10.. If someone doesn't show the same enthusiasm to talk to you, it's better to stop talking to avoid hurting yourself further.

11.. Hurting someone takes only seconds, but repairing the damage can take years. Treasure those who love you.

Omunuzua Care's 💖💖

03/01/2026

Distinguishing Love from Infatuation:

Love is genuine, felt deep within, while infatuation is based on assumptions. They're distinct emotions.

When you truly love someone, your heart beats for them, occupying your thoughts. Communication becomes essential – calls, texts, chats.

Their well-being becomes your concern, forgiveness comes easily even when hurt. You're reluctant to share or lose them, finding joy in hearing their name.

Sharing and assisting, even with modest earnings, is a natural inclination. Their pain affects you deeply.

Infatuation, on the other hand, often centers around physical attention. Once satisfied, they may display attitude upon the next encounter. Love goes beyond mere words; actions speak louder.

Sleeping together doesn't equate to love. Love is genuine, truthful, and doesn't feign. It's discernible, needing no external validation.

Distinguishing Love from Obsession:

Obsession is perilous, potentially lethal. If your partner exhibits excessive obsession, involve trusted people and seek professional help to prevent harm.

Obsessed individuals easily misconstrue interactions, becoming overprotective to the point of suffocation. They monitor calls and messages, even resorting to violence.

Love is built on trust, allowing space for growth. It fosters peace and, if unreciprocated, it's wise to let go. Forcing love turns you into an obsessed lover; let it grow organically, mutually agreed upon.

In love, trust prevails; in obsession, control dominates. Choose the path of genuine connection, not coercion.