Media personality Do2dtun has sparked intense conversation online after issuing a passionate defense of Roby Ekpo, following reports of his crashed marriage and the backlash that trailed his public revelations. In a series of emotional statements, Do2dtun warned against shaming men who speak up about their struggles, especially when mental health and emotional trauma are involved.
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Reacting to the wave of criticism directed at Roby, Do2dtun made his stance clear, prioritizing life and mental well-being over public judgment.
“I’ll rather have Roby alive than die in silence… You all glorify the dead in a grave where he is quiet for life.”
He questioned the hypocrisy of those who claim to support openness but turn around to mock vulnerability.
“Now he has spoken, yet you crucify him.”
The OAP used the moment to highlight the emotional realities many men face but rarely express.
“Men are not as tough as they seem; they fall like a pack of cards.”
According to him, expressing pain, no matter how uncomfortable it may seem, is healthier than internalizing it to dangerous levels. He stressed the importance of emotional release over silence.
“Purging helps… I’ll rather have you purge than take yourself.”
Offering his perspective on the failed marriage, Do2dtun suggested that both parties may have entered the relationship carrying unresolved emotional baggage.
“These two people dated in survival mode… they merged their traumas, and then this time bomb.”
He emphasized that while relationships can fail, it should not justify public humiliation or harsh judgment from outsiders.
“It still doesn’t justify treating each other with disdain just because our input and method failed.”
Beyond defending Roby, Do2dtun made a broader appeal for empathy, insisting that people deserve room to grow after public mistakes.
“Roby deserves a second chance, deserves to live… deserves to be better.”
He encouraged critics to reflect on their own experiences before condemning others, noting that many only understand emotional pain when they face it personally.
“Talking tough is easy, but I was like you till it happened to me.”
Closing his message, Do2dtun delivered a direct and personal note to Roby, urging him to move forward despite the fallout.
“Choose your life back; live with the consequences of your mistakes and bounce back. You will.”
While opinions remain divided on Roby Ekpo’s marriage, Do2dtun’s message has shifted focus from scandal to something deeper, the human cost of silence, judgment, and unresolved trauma.