Nigerian lady Mary Echendu has stirred up a debate on social media with her unconventional views on infidelity and its repercussions.
Her remarks come in light of the high-profile situation involving American rapper Trippie Redd, who recently learned that he is not the biological father of his child.
In a bold statement, Mary Echendu expressed her belief that it is acceptable for women to engage in infidelity, challenging societal norms and gender stereotypes.
She argued that women are just as capable of being unforgiving towards cheating partners as men are, advocating for a more balanced perspective on the issue.
Mary Echendu’s comments have sparked intense discussion and divided opinions among social media users, with some applauding her for challenging traditional attitudes towards infidelity, while others have criticized her views as controversial and misguided. As her remarks continue to circulate online, they serve as a catalyst for deeper conversations about relationships, fidelity, and gender dynamics in society.
She further suggested that any man who cheats on his partner should face the consequences, which may include the possibility of raising a child who is not biologically his own.
In her words;
“Women don’t forgive cheating too, any man that cheats deserves a child that is not his own.”
The statement has elicited a wide range of reactions from social media users, with many expressing their opinions.
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