Envy Is The Order Of The Day In Today’s Friendships – Bobrisky

Popular cross-dresser, Bobrisky has come out to write about deceitful friends.

He recently jumped on Instagram to reflect on having best friends and how it has turned out for him.

According to him, he actually fought all his formers friends just to stay loyal to his former best friend, but all he got was jealousy in return.

Bobrisky added that there are no best friends anymorr because envy is the order of the day in friendships nowadays.

His words, “I’m very emotional
Little things bother me, imagine showing ur so called best friends nothing but TRUE LOVE, love to d extend of inconveniencing urself most times. Fighting all ur so called best friends (former friends)just because u want to stay loyal and make someone happy !!!”

“And all you get from such person is jealousy, envy lastly not loved d same way you love d person. D love only comes when you lend him or her ur money and they won’t still pay back o !!! Such friend just walk away forever and never come back. Don’t drag such friend on social media o just walk away silently let nobody know the secret you both shared when together.”

Do you agree?

Bobrisky is a Nigerian internet personality and philanthropist who is known as a prominent transgender woman in Nigeria, a country with no LGBT rights. She is also known for her presence on the social media app Snapchat.

Born Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju in 1992, Bobrisky completed her secondary school education at King’s College, Lagos. She also attended graduate school at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

She became recognized by being highly controversial on social media for the ultra conservative Nigerian standards. Bobrisky was able to gather traffic to her Snapchat account when she claimed she had a lover who is assumed to be of masculine gender despite the law in Nigeria stating that same sex relationships is an offence punishable by serving 14 years in a penitentiary.

Bobrisky has a fair share of fans and has been asked by certain event planners to give speeches at their events. In 2019, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, Director General of Nigeria’s National Council for Arts and Culture, called Bobrisky “a national disgrace” and said she would be “dealt with ruthlessly” if caught on the streets.