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| Destiny Amaka |
The revelation came during a conversation with reality TV personality Uriel Oputa on Pulse's Inside Scoop. When asked about the strangest requests or messages she's received as a sexual health advocate, Amaka pointed out that nothing seemed odder than propositions from financially challenged individuals.
Expressing her frustration, she highlighted the perception among some young men that offering only physical intimacy is sufficient to attract women. Amaka emphasized her stance, stating unequivocally that she cannot feel sexually stimulated by someone who is financially insecure.
The interview segment, shared by Pulse Nigeria on social media, ignited a heated discussion among netizens. Reacting to the post, individuals expressed varied opinions on the dynamics of relationships and financial considerations.
I can’t be sexually aroused if you are broke. -Destiny Amaka
— Pulse Nigeria (@PulseNigeria247) March 21, 2024
Host: @Urielmusicstar
Watch the full conversation here https://t.co/6WdO0qhejP#InsideScoopByPulse pic.twitter.com/b7cls4vnR2
@Chima Echefule commented on the post, highlighting the prevalent association between women and financial stability. @AUD offered a contrasting viewpoint, suggesting a double standard in societal expectations regarding successful men and women's attitudes towards wealth.
Meanwhile, @vandross block made a sarcastic remark about the appearance of the individuals involved, and @Ama Anya Tenente countered Amaka's perspective, suggesting that women with similar views might be more inclined towards casual relationships.
The post has since sparked a debate on social media platforms, reflecting broader conversations about gender dynamics, financial expectations, and the complexities of attraction in relationships.
As Destiny Amaka's statement continues to reverberate online, it underscores the ongoing discourse surrounding societal norms, personal preferences, and the intersection of romance and financial stability.
Source: Emmynet24 News Media
