Media personality Uti Nwachukwu recently shared a personal experience about a fallout with a friend who cut him off for not celebrating their birthday publicly.
According to Uti, the friend stopped talking to him because he didn’t post a birthday tribute online. Uti was puzzled by this, as he had reached out privately, sending birthday wishes along with a voice note where he sang for the friend.
However, the friend wasn’t satisfied with the private celebration and expressed disappointment in Uti’s decision not to make a public gesture. After discussing the situation extensively, both Uti and the friend agreed to post about it online and seek public opinion.
The post sparked a wave of reactions from social media users, who shared mixed views on the matter:
- dannie_Is37 commented, “It’s funny how y’all be acting like kids. If your so-called friends don’t celebrate you publicly, you should do the same when it gets to their turn. No hard feelings.”
- fortune_williams shared a different view, saying, “Your friend is right. Love people how they want to be loved.”
- iamtoobig took a more critical approach, writing, “Interesting times… Men once sought validation by going to war and achieving victories, but now they look for it through likes on their Instagram posts.”
- diamond_foray also sided with Uti’s friend: “If it were me, I would be mad too. You celebrate others publicly but when it comes to me, you do it privately. That’s wrong.”
Other users like thefoodnetworknig2 speculated that there might be deeper issues, suggesting, “If they are active on social media and don’t celebrate you online, they’ve probably been gossiping about you with other friends.”
Uti’s story has clearly opened a broader conversation about friendship, social media expectations, and how people perceive love and validation in today’s digital age.
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