It's Okay, You fooled me Once by Godswill Sambo

Being in a relationship in our day and age is not all that fun, glittering or star-studded, and not everyone gets lucky to find true love on the course. Cheating has become a status symbol these days. You’re not considered cool until you date at least three different partners at the same time. This has brought heartbreaks to lovers more than ever. True love sucks and it’s hard to find. Most people have decided to put a stop to relational life and vouch for loneliness and isolation, which is our world’s greatest killers.

The woeful status of relationships in our century has got someone to ask this question, “Falling in love, does it matter?” The answer is yes. I have tried to prescribe that there’s still a light at the end of the tunnel, throughout the six chapters of this book. I’m not too smart or probably having an insight corner on love and relationships, but because I’m convinced that if partners cherish the love that brought them together, and possibly players who see love as sexual-pleasure-contract, by going through this book get touched and halt their deceitful way of love-life. Then a day will come when the headline news of the BBC News will be titled, “Relationship goals met in our deadly century, could it possibly be love?”