Gloria gives details on what led her to therapy.

Budding TikToker Gloria Ntazola has revealed that she experienced a devastating heartbreak, which led her mother to provide emotional support and pray for her constantly. 

To top it all off, she had to seek help through therapy sessions to overcome the trauma caused by the heartbreak.

During a live TikTok session, Gloria shared that her relationship was tumultuous, but filled with love. 

She praised her ex-partner for significantly improving her life financially until everything fell apart.

“The first person I ever dated who exposed me to a good life, like buying me a car and taking me to a good apartment, and giving money, broke my heart so bad that I had to go to a counsellor to help me go through the heartbreak because he took everything away from me,” started off Gloria as she recalled the emotional turmoil she went through.

Following their breakup, he repossessed all the gifts he had given her, including the car and items in her apartment, which deepened her sorrow. 

Despite the heartbreak, Gloria found it difficult to break free from the relationship and kept returning to him.

“I was so traumatised until my mum came and prayed for me. Imagine driving a Mercedes Benz back to taking a matatu; it was very tough. And imagine it wasn’t a regular Mercedes, it was a E350! I was very sick. I am having a meeting with myself, and I am like, is it because I am poor, or do I want to die?” Gloria said.

Finishing up she revealed she’d found a way to finally get over the man and consequently, the pain. The TikToker noted some people might regard her method as “witchcraft”, but it truly wasn’t. 

“Last year, I prayed to God and said I am never going back to this man, and I wrote his name on a piece of paper, then drove all the way to Limuru to look for a river to dump the paper where I did then prayed to God,” Gloria stated.

Adding since dumping the paper in the river she was able to detach however, interestingly enough the man is back in her life as it stands.  

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