Influencer Ashmusy has stirred reactions online after addressing her alleged fallout with fellow content creator Nons Miraj, comparing broken friendships to failed marriages.
Her statement generated mixed opinions, with some defending her perspective while others accused her of using the comparison as damage control.
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Popular Nigerian influencer Ashmusy has sparked fresh conversations online after reacting to rumors surrounding her alleged fallout with fellow content creator Nons Miraj.
Speaking on the issue, Ashmusy questioned why society easily accepts broken marriages but struggles to accept that friendships can also come to an end.
She said:
“If it’s okay for a marriage to break after 20 years, why is it not okay for a friendship to break?”
The statement quickly went viral on social media, generating mixed reactions from Nigerians who shared different opinions about friendships, loyalty, and personal growth.
Some social media users agreed with her perspective, arguing that friendships can become emotionally exhausting and sometimes naturally come to an end.
Reacting to the statement, @Jojo_Royal01 wrote:
“Friendships ending can hurt just as much as relationships. Ashmusy definitely has a point 💯”
Another user, @hoangbui789, added:
“friendships choke too sha.”
Others, however, criticized the comparison between marriage and friendship, accusing the influencer of trying to justify the rumored fallout.
@PAtubobienemi commented:
“Marriage and friendship are not the same thing—this comparison is just convenient damage control.”
Another user, @UTDFunguy, wrote:
“Abeg shut up your dirty mouth you no do nons well and you know deep down you.”
Some commenters also claimed they were unsurprised by the reported fallout between the two influencers.
“It certain that their friendship wouldn’t last because their ways aren’t really the same,” @Delcan16 stated.
The alleged fallout between Ashmusy and Nons Miraj has remained a trending topic online in recent days, although neither party has publicly disclosed the exact cause of the reported misunderstanding.
