People & Lifestyle
Six clues he’s pretending to love you

It is very difficult to distinguish a fake relationship from a real one. Many of us live under the illusion of a long-lasting relationship when what we have is a mere affair.
Numerous things need to be considered when in a ‘real relationship’ because there are a lot of people who could fool us into believing that they are truly attached to us, but what they seek might be just intimacy or merely to pass the time.
We should learn to differentiate between people who mean it when they say that they love us and those who do not.
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Here are six quiet clues he’s only pretending to love you, according to psychology:
The amount of PDA feels excessive
Apparently, it might seem that a couple who are very affectionate towards each other in public might share a very loving relationship in private. This might not always be the case.
Although PDA, to a certain extent, is good, an excessive display of affection can indicate a compensatory behaviour. It is a way of maintaining the illusion of a loving relationship in front of others and themselves as well.
This is not a very rare occurrence. Many couples who do not share a very good bond often feel the need to cover it up with their show of affection. Appearances can be quite misleading. So, the next time you see a happy couple holding hands, it might not necessarily mean that they are in love.
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There are no special moments
Being in a relationship with a person you truly love gives you a different feeling altogether. If you do not find anything extraordinary in your relationship, then you’d better not be in a relationship at all.
It does not mean that it needs to be something gala or grand but you should at least find pleasure in the small things like a memory of you together which makes you happy, or calling out nicknames to each other.
It is not love when your relationship seems to be ‘normal’ all the time. There must be something from which you could derive excitement.
Some people might be more outwardly romantic, while others may show their affection through acts of service or emotional support. While romantic gestures can be important, true love often involves more subtle cues, like genuine interest in your life, consistent support, and a willingness to understand your needs.
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There are no serious discussions
Communication is a very fundamental part of a relationship. You and your partner should feel free to open up in front of each other and should be able to discuss matters of the heart.
Communication does not mean merely talking about the weather and other inconsequential things, you should be able to talk about serious and important issues as well.
Couples who are truly in love with one another talk about future plans, having children, traveling places et cetera.
It should also be kept in mind that arguments and fights are also parts of an honest relationship. While discussing serious things, arguments are bound to happen and also remember that they will be resolved at the end of the day.
But if you do not discuss anything with your partner that matters to you then you should probably re-evaluate your relationship.
It’s a power game
When your relationship becomes all about winning an argument then you might not be in a ‘true relationship’ after all.
In a situation where your only concern is to prove your point right, you place your ego over the feelings of your partner.
Although arguments are very mi h parts of every relationship, sometimes one of the partners has to step down to end the fiend even if the other is wrong.
This is because being in a relationship is not always about being right, rather it is about giving space, compromise and care. Instead, the necessary time should be given to the partner so that one realised about one’s mistakes in the future.
Individuals who engage in power games often do so to control others or gain an upper hand. This can involve twisting words, making promises they don’t keep, or twisting events to make the other person feel guilty or inadequate.
You don’t know much about each other
If you share an honest bond with your partner, you would be keen to know about your partner’s family and friends. If you want a future together, you would be interested in knowing your partner’s close ones.
It is only when the relationship does not matter to you and you know that it would probably not last long enough, that you do not show much interest in learning about your partner’s friends.
It is applicable in the case of your partner as well. It can only mean that he does not want to get too involved with you if he does not introduce you to his parents or friends.
Physical intimacy is the only thing keeping you together
You have wonderful intimacy, but there is nothing else that gives you much excitement from the relationship. Being physical is the only way you guys can maintain your bonding.
If you can find no real trust, passion, care, among others in the relationship, then it’s very likely that you are not attached. Many guys nowadays get into relationships only to go to bed.
While physical intimacy is vital to a healthy relationship, relying solely on it can be a red flag. When this physical connection solely sustains a relationship, it may indicate a lack of emotional intimacy and deeper connection, suggesting the person is not truly invested.
In the beginning, he might flirt with you, make you feel like you are the centre of his universe, but in reality, all they want is to get you in bed. But not all guys are like that, and there are ones who are truthful and honest.
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People & Lifestyle
From Mepe to the World: The Inspiring Academic Journey of Prof. Mawuadem Koku Amedeker

Prof. Mawuadem Koku Amedeker’s life is a shining example of how dedication to education can lead to global academic recognition. Born in Mepe, a town in the North Tongu District of Ghana’s Volta Region, Prof. Amedeker’s journey through the educational corridors of Ghana and beyond reflects both resilience and brilliance.
📚 A Ghanaian Education in Three Regions
His foundational years were uniquely diverse, having schooled across three regions of Ghana: Ashanti, Eastern, and Volta. This cross-regional exposure laid a strong academic and cultural base for the young Amedeker.
He went on to St. Peter’s Secondary School in Nkwatia-Kwahu, where he successfully completed both ‘O’ and ‘A’ level education—an achievement that set the tone for his pursuit of excellence.
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🎓 Cape Coast to Manchester: A Physics Scholar Emerges
Prof. Amedeker furthered his studies at the University of Cape Coast, where he earned both a Bachelor of Education in Physics and Mathematics and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physics in 1977 and 1978 respectively.
After more than a decade of molding minds at the Advanced Teacher Training College in Winneba, his thirst for knowledge led him overseas to the University of Manchester, UK, where he obtained a Master’s degree in Theoretical Physics.
Not stopping there, he went even further—crossing continents to Edith Cowan University in Perth, Australia, where he was awarded a PhD in Science and Technology in 2008.
🧑🏽🏫 A Legacy in Physics Education
Prof. Amedeker has left an indelible mark on Ghana’s academic landscape, especially in the field of Physics Education. As a retired professor from the Department of Physics Education, his legacy continues through the thousands of students and educators he influenced.
His journey proves that humble beginnings in Ghana can lead to global academic impact—a story that will inspire generations of students and educators across the continent.
💬 “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” – Malcolm X
Stay tuned for more inspiring academic stories like that of Prof. Amedeker right here on AladdynKingMedia.com
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