Destiny Amaka, a media personality and actress, claimed that even though some people criticized her for discussing s3xual matters on social media, she felt she was carrying out God’s purpose.
Being labeled is something one cannot avoid, she told Sunday Scoop. Being tagged is preferable to being someone else and still being labelled. The demand for what I do has made me care less about such things. My mailbox is overflowing with real-world problems.
I truly believe that I am carrying out God’s will without being blasphemous. Both individuals and marriages, homes, and families are being healed. To raise further awareness of this, I intend to collaborate with the UN. There is more to it than just discussing s3x and positions.”
Amaka added that many people lacked sex knowledge. She continued, “My motivation for raising this topic is the fact that despite how often we witness people’s perversity, many people are ignorant of pertinent issues. Did you know that Nigeria once ranked among the nations with the greatest rates of homosexual porn downloads? Who are we fooling here? Women want to have sex, just like men do. The days when we (women) would simply lie there and be silent are long gone. Because of porn, males have felt inferior for years. Marriages fail every day due of this identical problem, despite the fact that women have also been taught not to speak up or enjoy sex. I devote at least 30% of my time to counseling married couples. The appreciation people show me for saving their marriages keep me motivated.”
The actress continued by saying that some Nigerians had hypocritical attitudes on s3x. Some Nigerians are hypocrites, she remarked. They behave in such a moral manner, denouncing their actions and desires. The messages I receive are evidence that there are many hypocrites when it comes to s3x. We are ready to applaud celebrities like Cardi B and Beyoncé whenever they wear scant apparel, like as bikinis, but if Nigerian celebrities did the same, they would face ridicule.