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‘Stress me, my love for you will switch off’ — Actor Kunle Omisore
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‘Stress me, my love for you will switch off’ — Actor Kunle Omisore

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Nollywood actor, Kunle Omisore, has said his love for a woman can disappear once she begins to stress or frustrate him, revealing that he does not consciously control the change in his feelings.

Omisore made the statement while explaining how he reacts when someone or something begins to disturb his peace.

“When I say I love you, I love you. If you frustrate me, that thing will switch off unconsciously, so I don’t control it,” he said.

The actor explained that once his feelings disappear, he can even question whether he genuinely loved the person in the first place.

“And when it switches off, I will be like, ‘Oh, I really said I love you?’ That means it is switched off,” he added.

Asked if he could really switch off his feelings that easily, Omisore simply replied, “Just like that.”

He also said he would walk away from situations that continually stress him, regardless of who is involved.

“If it stresses me, I’m done. If a king came to a feast here, if he’s going to keep stressing me, maa salo,” he said.

Omisore added that there is only one thing he permits to stress him.

“The only thing that is allowed to stress me is when I don’t have money,” he said.

‘Stress me, my love for you will switch off’ — Actor Kunle Omisore

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