Joeman and Nia announced their breakup in a joint statement in July. (Picture/reproduced from @niya840325 IG)
Millionaire YouTuber Joeman was recently arrested for being involved in a drug case. He later confessed that he had smoked marijuana at home and abroad, which shocked the outside world. His ex-girlfriend Niya also responded through the media that she had “no knowledge”. The two Lost relationships thus come into focus again. It has been 4 months since the breakup. Nia recently revealed for the first time that she was very devastated after the breakup, saying she could only rely on crazy work and social interaction to fill her life.
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Nia suddenly disclosed her feelings after the breakup on the 11th, admitting that she is a love brain and will focus all her life on her boyfriend. She also knew that this was not a healthy relationship state, so after ending her nearly three-year relationship with Joeman , I fell into confusion, “I think about so many things we have experienced before, and he loves me so much in some small details, so do we still have a chance to continue on?”, constantly wandering in a state of collapse.
It wasn’t until she gradually understood that the breakup was a foregone conclusion that she decided to use a high-pressure work situation to stop herself from thinking wildly. She revealed, “Within two months after we officially broke up, I took on 30 cases.” In addition, she also frequently went out to socialize. She said that she would go out whenever there was a situation, and would pick up friends when she was not active. However, after maintaining this lifestyle for a period of time, she felt tired, so she returned to the “alone stage”, focused on improving her self-state, and began to have a regular routine Exercise, improve the quality of life, and your mood will gradually calm down.
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