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Shank Comics Sparks Debate With Controversial Take On Love And Cheating

(Shank Comics. Photo by Daily post)
Adedeji Adesokan, also known as Shank Comics, is a content producer who has disclosed that guys can truly love their partners while yet cheating.
In a recent interview, the comedian who did not include himself argued that many guys are able to love their partners while maintaining connections outside of those commitments.
Although he admitted that hurt frequently results from cheating, Shank stated that he thinks males are capable of multitasking emotionally and that adultery is not always meant to harm their spouses.
He acknowledged that his explanation of the stance sounded illogical, but he insisted that men can be in love with someone and still have a tendency to cheat.
“I think men are capable of multitasking.” They can be in love with you and still be unfaithful.
I believe they love you too much to Do you understand that I don’t believe the cheating is attempting to harm you?
However, you are being harmed in the process. I sound more and more insane the more I try to explain this. However, the reality is that guys can love you and still enjoy infidelity, he said.

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