In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?

In relationships, when two people are in love, it is often expected that they do crazy things, big and wild gestures, at times against their better judgment, all in the name of love! The sacrifices range from buying a boyfriend a car, rejecting family, friends, and children, co-signing to a multi-million-rand bond with a hot flame, splurging inheritance funds on plastic surgery, quitting a job, and high-end clothing, all in the name of love. Love or infatuation can make us do crazy things, but what happens when you wake up to the foolish decisions made in the drunken stupor of love and realize the decisions and ramifications were not genuinely yours but rather a consequence of being fooled by love?