âWhy is it that whenever a successful woman says something to the internet and they donât approve of it, they start looking at the husband?â â Media personality and businesswoman Ifedayo Agoro reacts to Real Warr
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Social media personality and businesswoman, Ifedayo Agoro, has reacted to the controversy surrounding comedian Real Warri Pikin, questioning why social media users often turn their attention to a successful womans husband whenever they disagree with her actions. In a video shared online, Agoro criticised those who describe husbands as weak or simps for supporting their wives and said some people even go as far as sending private messages to the husbands of women they disagree with. She questioned why people expect a woman to suffer for actions they do not approve of, asking whether they want her husband to leave her, publicly embarrass her or force her to stop posting online. Agoro also argued that people have no way of knowing whether a couple is happy or experiencing problems in their marriage, saying outsiders should not make assumptions about relationships they are not part of. She further suggested that some people struggle with the idea of being married to successful or powerful women because they associate masculinity with being able to control their partners. Agoro concluded by telling social media users that their opinions do not determine the success of another couples marriage. Watch video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Why is it that whenever a successful woman says something to the internet and they dont approve of it, they start looking at the husband? Media personality and businesswoman Ifedayo Agoro reacts to Real Warri Pikin controversy appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.Source




