‘I’m tired of temporary connections’ – Timini Egbuson

• Timini Egbuson revealed that he is tired of short-lived romantic relationships, in a recent interview with TVC 
• The actor blamed online relationship coaches for the short lifespan of a lot of relationships.

Timini Egbuson has recently discussed his views on relationships, stating his preference for a long-term commitment.

In a recent interview with TVC, he expressed frustration with brief romantic encounters, citing their fleeting nature as a source of his dissatisfaction.

The actor attributed the prevalence of short-lived relationships to the influence of social media and online advice.

According to him, people often abandon relationships after being exposed to unrealistic expectations and misinformation online.

The actor acknowledged that the process of seeking meaningful connections can be isolating.

He emphasized the importance of focusing on genuine relationships rather than superficial ones.

He shared his believes that relationships require effort and dedication to succeed.

Timini said:

“Sometimes, it does get lonely. Because you’ve got everything and obviously, you’ve understood the power of the energy that’s surrounding your space, so you’re not just going to let any and anybody in.

“I am personally, tired of temporary connections when you meet somebody and after getting to know them, they leave. It gets tiring.

“People are quick to leave relationships because we are in a woke generation now where there’s a lot of misinformation going on, on how a perfect relationship should be. Maybe your man is treating you right, then you go on TikTok and you see something like, ‘Seven Signs He Is Not Your Man’ and if it resonates with your reality a bit, you dump your relationship”.

Timini Egbuson also stated that Lots of women have monetised dating.

The actor argued that some women may equate lavish spending with true love, but this is not always the case.

He suggested that men with significant financial resources may use their wealth to attract so many women, rather than genuinely investing in a single relationship.