Renowned life coach and author Solomon Buchi expressed his belief that any man who chooses to marry a woman who earns a living by twerking online is making a foolish decision.
Buchi argued that such women are unlikely to remain faithful, questioning their suitability for the roles of wife and mother.
In his post, Buchi emphasized the importance of conservatism in marriage, suggesting that wives should embody a sense of value and modesty rather than indulging in overt sexual displays.
He asserted that marriage requires a certain level of decorum, implying that women who engage in online twerking lack the necessary qualities to be considered as suitable partners for a committed relationship.
Read the post;
”A man who marries a woman who twerks online for a living is a fool. It’s like demanding fidelity from a stripper —or expecting an aeroplane from a seaport.
Any woman who shamelessly sells sensuality through dance, music or any other content style has no business getting married, and you have no business marrying her. Why marry a wh*re and complain she’s a wh*re?
Marriage demands basic conservatism—wives must carry themselves like priceless gifts, without s3xual flamboyance; modest and worthy of emulation by younger women. Your body belongs to your husband and vice versa, and flaunting it for strangers is gross irreverence for marital sanctity. If she can shake her bum for strangers, she will possibly shake it for a strange man, and the strange man will ‘jokingly’ touch her, and they’ll ’jokingly’ commit adultery.
And you are the fool that married her because you believe that external conduct does not matter. No well-thinking and raised man marries a woman who’s loose and cannot be a good perfect model to his daughters. Unless he’s not committed to the marriage, but if he is, one day, he will get tired and want out. Marriage is not child’s play. “I know a lady who’s a pr*stitute and has a happy home.”
That’s absolute nonsense! Absolute rubbish. If you’re shaking your bum online, you CANNOT be a good wife and mother. Argue with me, but life doesn’t care about exceptions. Stop defending immorality.”
