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Okafor's Law, we've all heard of it one way or the other. Maybe not by that name but definitely in the stories of sneaking back to an ex, hearing about friends who did or watching it play out in gists and memes. Cupid's Corner took a walk down the Whatsapp streets to ask people what they think about it and the dataset is gathered below:

From Whatsapp street poll:

38 people agreed the law is very much real

8 people disagreed, calling it a silly theory that only thrives on indiscipline and weak boundaries

9 people confessed they've been Okaforalised ... experience speaking louder than denial

And 3 people openly admitted they still calculate chances with their ex because, well, the sex wasn't so bad after all

So tell me, where do you stand on this law ? Do you believe once eaten, is always eaten?

Cupid asked people: ''what do you think breaks a relationship the most?''. The responses were intriguing, some expected, some surprising. Here's how 100+ answers broke down:

Lack of communication - 28 mentions

Lack of trust - 19 mentions

Infidelity - 9 mentions

Lack of understanding - 8 mentions

Money - 7 mentions

Dishonesty - 6 mentions

Incompatibility in values - 4 mentions

External interference (family, distance, peer pressure etc) - multiple mentions

And a few unique ones like ''tiny depression'' and ''informing your partner about your past''

INSIGHT: Communication and trust outweigh every other factor by far. Interestingly, more people mentioned lack of communication than cheating - showing that relationships often crumble not because of betrayal but because partners fail to talk, listen and connect. So maybe the real secret isn't avoiding the ''big sins'' like infidelity but focusing daily on open communication, building trust and understanding each other's needs.