I've come to realized that the yoruba's doesn't have respect for married women reason because series of time, I see the ways they play and hug married women so deeply even right in the presence of their husband and I begin to wonder the kind of culture the really maintained.
Such displayed is never accepted in the south most especially the Benians....

hey hey

Yorubas actually respect married women, the women are the ones who have to let the male know if boundaries are present.

Same as any other place I should think. It's what you allow, all things being equal.

That's why if you don't allow the holy spirit to work in you and don't know the saving power of Jesus Christ, it's very difficult especially as a Nigerian, to not sin.

thomjoe:
I've come to realized that the yoruba's doesn't have respect for married women reason because series of time, I see the ways they play and hug married women so deeply even right in the presence of their husband and I begin to wonder the kind of culture the really maintained.
Such displayed is never accepted in the south most especially the Benians....

Please, narrate 3 scenes where the "play and hug" took place which you saw. Explain how they "played" with them, and exactly the extent of the hug. Those two words are broad and one needs to get you right.