Learn how to say NO to s3x; Some women have bad luck in their lives – Eddie Nartey urges fellow men 

Eddie Nartey, a well-known actor and producer from Ghana, has taken a brave stand by advising men to develop the skill of saying “NO” to sexual advances in a culture that is frequently overrun with messages that emphasize physical desires. 

The actor highlights that this refusal is about acknowledging the possible negative outcomes some women may experience in their lives as well as about exercising personal restraint. 

In a recent episode of his podcast “Into the Mic,” Eddie expressed his opinion that certain sexual advances are harmful to men's health. He continued by emphasizing the significance of this message in light of the rising prevalence of indiscriminate sex. 

Some women have bad luck in their lives”, he asserted, while hinting at the unseen challenges that may affect individuals' paths. Emerging as a voice advocating for mindful and respectful behavior in intimate relationships by urging fellow men to embrace the power of saying “NO” to sex, the actor, emphasised the importance of judgement, questioning how men can differentiate between women who bring positive energy into their lives and those who may unintentionally bring negativity.

Eddie's advice is based on the idea that men should be discreet and restrained in their sexual interactions.

He exhorted men in particular, saying, “Learn how to say NO to sex.” 

Eddie Nartey offers advice to married women in a similar spirit, stressing the potential strain that infertility can have on marriages. His counsel emphasizes the value of faithfulness and honest communication in marriages, advising partners to deal with difficulties together as opposed to letting them fester and weaken their relationship.

SOURCE: Dklassgh.Com