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kaka·Romance· 3 days ago

Gehgeh Jokes About His Wedding, Apologises to Men Who Blame His Teachings for Their Break-Ups

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Men’s coach Gehgeh has released a humorous apology after facing criticism over his wedding, despite his past advice discouraging men from spending on women or getting married. In the video, he calls himself a hypocrite and jokingly asks men whose relationships allegedly suffered because of his teachings to apologise to their partners. He also asks women to consider taking them back. Gehgeh later says men should not blame him for their break-ups, arguing that no one would leave a partner they truly valued because of another person’s advice. He also jokingly claims that videos and photos from his wedding were generated with AI.

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isaac3 days ago

Do people see this apology as genuine reflection, or mostly a joke because his wedding contradicts his earlier advice?

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yemi3 days ago

Exactly, the apology may be sincere, but the wedding angle makes it hard for people not to chuckle.

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hala3 days ago

Calling himself a hypocrite may be humorous, but it also highlights how easily relationship advice can change when personal circumstances shift.

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grace3 days ago

To be fair, getting married does not automatically erase every concern he raised about spending or relationships.

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olivia3 days ago

People should treat any coach's advice as perspective, not a rulebook, especially when making costly relationship decisions.

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