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Amarachi Amusi, Nigerian skit maker and prominent brand influencer, popularly known as Ashmusy on social media, has shed light on the reason behind her single status.

The Instagram influencer said she remains unattached because she earns more than many of the men who approach her for a romantic relationship.

She made this revelation during her appearance as a guest on the latest episode of the “Tell Your Story” podcast, hosted by Aloma Isaac Junior, also known as Zicsaloma.

She said the issue of women earning more than men is one of the reasons many celebrity marriages/relationships don’t last.

She said, “With my status presently, most men I meet, I ask them sometimes like, ‘How much do you earn in a month?’ So that I can compare because I want a man that is bigger than me.

I want my man to be bigger than me; to be my head. To be way way richer than me like let my money be nothing compared to his, you know. But when I ask them (potential suitors about their earnings) and they tell me, even the ones that are doing good, I’m still doing better based on what I earn.

“So at the end, it is still like I’m still on top. Most men I meet are making less than what I make in a month. And it feels bad because I want some that will make more.”

In May this year, the skit maker said she is fulfilling her dream to become a billionaire before 30.

She spoke in an interview with Richard Igwe of Topnotch where she gave tips on fame and success.

“As a young businesswoman, I am working towards fulfilling my dream to become a billionaire before the age of 30,” she said.

With over 1.5 million followers on Instagram and over 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, Ashmusy is regarded as one of the successful female skit makers in Nigeria.

Caaz:
Expect Nl degenerates to come bash her for still bn single and upping her tables.

Kobicove:
I understand where she's coming from.

Ideally a lady should marry a guy who is superior to her

SenecaTheYonger:
But women always say it’s not about money. How come women that have money only consider the man’s financial status before marrying or even dating ?

YxCEc2kUDRp2RWy:
■ Success opens up more dating options for men. Success closes up and restricts dating options for women. They want to be with a man that is richer than them and collect without end whilst they keep their money and provide little to no support. And the richer she is, the thinner her dating pool becomes.Increasing your standards doesn't make you or anyone more valuable in the dating market. Don't conflate your internally perceived value to your actual value

Kobojunkie:
This here only applies as far as Nigeria and Nigerian men are concerned, mind you.

YxCEc2kUDRp2RWy:
Please disappear from my mentions with your ultracrepidarian opinion(s)
The west (more specifically the USA) have seen a lot of women clock 30 whilst unmarried. Infact, it's been so bad that it increased by a whopping 20% in the last decade or so https://finance.yahoo.com/news/more-american-women-single-ever-130000779.html?guccounter=1

Why is this happening you might ask? Because women have more freedom now than ever before in the history of humanity. This freedom came with well paying jobs. And with these jobs came a decent source of income. Now that the women are either Okay or really well off i.e. they are looking for men that are in either the upper middle class or elites (top 20%) The remaining men (80% or so) are not "economically attractive enough". Sometimes the women don't even need to have a job. They just believe they deserve Ryan Gosling just because they exist.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/dating/marriage-rates-decline-reason-economically-attractive-men-jobs-income-a9098956.html
So Mr Junkie, you have no idea of what you're talking about. Think carefully before you reply me

Kobojunkie:
....you would, have discovered that you expressed here but rather because more and more are choosing that life over the alternative. The same trend is equally being observed in men in the west and even asia. ......

YxCEc2kUDRp2RWy:
No source or excerpt supporting your retort It's as good as empty The rise of number single 30 year old women and the explosion of liberal feminism and "gender equality" (more like superiority) happened almost concurrently.There is no smoke without fire

Zonefree:
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You see how it's easy for her to ask a man how much he earns in a month

Use this same tone to ask her if she's a virgin or her age and watch her go berserk.


It's quite difficult these days to find a Nigerian girl with sound reasoning.

Persephone1:
Like you will recognize sound reasoning even if it's banging you through your anus.

Some of you will just follow others to type nonsense without understanding. Sound reasoning!

Zonefree:
Not today, satan.

Reasonable indeed .

YxCEc2kUDRp2RWy:
Success opens up more dating options for men

Success closes up and restricts dating options for women. They want to be with a man that is richer than them and collect without end whilst they keep their money and provide little to no support.

And the richer she is, the thinner her dating pool becomes.

Increasing your standards doesn't make you or anyone more valuable in the dating market.
Don't conflate your internally perceived value to your actual value

OladipupoIyowun:
Amarachi Amusi, Nigerian skit maker and prominent brand influencer, popularly known as Ashmusy on social media, has shed light on the reason behind her single status.

The Instagram influencer said she remains unattached because she earns more than many of the men who approach her for a romantic relationship.

She made this revelation during her appearance as a guest on the latest episode of the “Tell Your Story” podcast, hosted by Aloma Isaac Junior, also known as Zicsaloma.

She said the issue of women earning more than men is one of the reasons many celebrity marriages/relationships don’t last.

She said, “With my status presently, most men I meet, I ask them sometimes like, ‘How much do you earn in a month?’ So that I can compare because I want a man that is bigger than me.

I want my man to be bigger than me; to be my head. To be way way richer than me like let my money be nothing compared to his, you know. But when I ask them (potential suitors about their earnings) and they tell me, even the ones that are doing good, I’m still doing better based on what I earn.

“So at the end, it is still like I’m still on top. Most men I meet are making less than what I make in a month. And it feels bad because I want some that will make more.”

In May this year, the skit maker said she is fulfilling her dream to become a billionaire before 30.

She spoke in an interview with Richard Igwe of Topnotch where she gave tips on fame and success.

“As a young businesswoman, I am working towards fulfilling my dream to become a billionaire before the age of 30,” she said.

With over 1.5 million followers on Instagram and over 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, Ashmusy is regarded as one of the successful female skit makers in Nigeria.



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