Shan George, a seasoned singer, actor, and film producer, has cautioned both men and women to thoroughly research their partners’ families before getting married.
“I believe in people feeling free to speak out, as long as it’s true, and not some gimmick for attention or just to smear another person’s reputation,” George stated in an interview with Saturday Beats.
Many offenders of domestic violence and marital abuse get away with it because of our culture, which typically grants men more authority at home. Additionally, their partner can alter their mind. Remember that love is at play here, and children must typically be taken into account before women who experience violence take any action.
“I will suggest that, as was done in the past, before getting married, you look into a person’s genotype, family history, and other significant matters. Most of the time, some of the factors that lead to stress and worsen abuse run in the family.
She also acknowledged the outrage of people and proper authorities following the murder and abuse instances in Nigeria.
“Although there is already a good deal of outrage about such a situation, we may feel that it is insufficient since it is traumatic for both parents—the one who lost a child and the one whose child killed someone else.
Furthermore, I think such fury typically attracts the attention of security personnel, and once they have taken on the matter, it is common for individuals to back down a little perhaps until they feel that the security personnel are not treating them fairly.
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