I Was The Pioneer Of Relationship Content Online, But I Was Often Unhappy Filming It With My Ex-Girlfriend Because Of The Fake Happiness We Portrayed Online — Skitmaker Carter Efe

Carter Efe has explained why he moved away from relationship content, saying the reality behind the scenes affected his mental health.

Carter spoke on a recent episode of Cocktails & Takeaways, where Madame Joyce asked what happened to his relationship content.

Carter replied, “I’m a smart boy. God gave me brain. I know say this thing go take my life.”

“There was a time I could not do content if I don’t see my woman. If I don’t see my woman, I cannot shoot content.”

He said he realised he should not tie his identity and success to another person.

“You don’t have to attach me to anyone. Like don’t attach my glory also to someone else.”

Carter said viewers expected them to appear together even when they were quarrelling.

“Some people don’t even care, even when you people are quarrelling, they will say they want two of you together in that video. I have to, like, use my own brain and say no.”

He described the contrast between their struggles and online videos.

“Do you know how many times I’ll cry before we shoot? we’ll f+ght, f+ght, f+ght before we start content, before we even shoot, before we face camera. We will now do post then a lot of people will now be saying love, love, love, love. Four thousand comments, five thousand comments. I was tired because behind scene is cr@zy. Your mental health is going”

Carter said the situation could not continue.

He said disagreements over content became an issue.

“The woman will be saying she does not want this, you will be saying you want this, she will be saying no, this is the right one. Issue.”

Carter acknowledged that relationship content was what they wanted for years but questioned whether it could continue.

“But for real is that what we want to do for years. No, you can’t deceive people for years.”

Source: Instablog

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