“Guy marry me nah, You don too phuck me” – A man tells the story of what made him to marry his wife.
The internet went agog as a man identified as Prince Ozed posted a story of why he married his wife, Comfort Ozed.
In his Facebook page with 10k followers he wrote,
“Guy marry me nah, You don’t too phuck me” that was the statement from Comfort Ozed after one good early morning knack that year. Me: Tell your people that I’m coming to see them next week.
Na so I take marry my wife oh.
Girls, please sometimes remind your guy to marry you, sometimes we dey forget.”
This sparked serious reactions and name calling from netizens.
“Hiiaann
Must you make such condescending statement to what point ehhh oga ?
You can have this chat privately with your partner, you don’t need to post it to attract vile comments for your partner.”
“Imagine claiming abstinence till marriage only to come online and see what your hosband posted 😩😩😩”
“Na this braîn you wan carry enter 2025 too?”
“The kind mumu wey una go born
The world is not ready
A potential pandemic and threat to the society”
“Men will always find ways to embarrass their partner 🤦🏾♀️, it baffles me some women find this cute 😏”
“This émpty has made it in life with his émpty wife that doesn’t know that she has been sold short on the Internet.
Ndi itiboribo abuo.”
“As you don cast her for public, enjoy the public ridicule Cos her fellow women go always remind her say na beg wey she beg wey them marry her. God do not give me this kind of man that has no discretion to what he says in the public”
“Men will always find ways to embarrass their partner 🤦🏾♀️, it baffles me some women find this cute 😏”
“Bt I don’t see anything wrong with this guys post na, this is cruise na. Indeed our sense of reasoning is really different”
“Congratulations to you and your understanding wife”
“🤣🤣🤣😂
You and who dey forget?
But you no dey forget to knaack🤣🤣”
“This isn’t funny
Your partner deserve better”
“You did not take permission from your wife before posting this abi? Because she might not have approved it if you did.”
“Is this by any way funny????
So Sh@meless”
“Onye mgbu, congratulations and more blissful years to come”
“So you are proud to say you people were fornicating before you got married….”
However the opinions, it’s a free world and people are free to share their conviction to anyone interested to read or listen. This exactly what’s playing out in this situation.
Most people feel at home with premarital s3x though would own up to talk about it in the public while others wouldn’t care.
The ripple effect of expressing such r0mantic adventures on the internet is the risk of duplicating it across and amongst younger people who might not have the solid know-how system to be able to sieve such information and make critical evaluation of them.
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