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Why remain silent when sex starved?
Why use intimacy gadgets?
Why are most Nigeria ladies too ashamed or afraid to directly ask a guy for sex?

This includes single ladies, ladies in relationships, and married ladies.

Surprised to see poor ladies spend money they don't even have on fashion items, clothes and make ups, just to be found sexually attractive by men, hoping the guys then make the move to them.

Why not just ask directly?
It will be a Yes or No.
Men receive No several times from ladies, and the world does not end because of it. So why are ladies being too afraid or ashamed to also ask?

Are you not already giving them the sex they silently ask for?

Do you not know that their problem is not sex but. about acquiring or stealing a man whether married or not who would solve all their not sex problems?

Who Told you they don't, they won't ask directly, they will require you for sex if necessary.
If they a lady should walk up to you and ask for sex, you go wait?

essentialone:
Why remain silent when sex starved?
Why use intimacy gadgets?
Why are most Nigeria ladies too ashamed or afraid to directly ask a guy for sex?

This includes single ladies, ladies in relationships, and married ladies.

Surprised to see poor ladies spend money they don't even have on fashion items, clothes and make ups, just to be found sexually attractive by men, hoping the guys then make the move to them.

Why not just ask directly?
It will be a Yes or No.
Men receive No several times from ladies, and the world does not end because of it. So why are ladies being too afraid or ashamed to also ask?

Women, especially Nigeria girls pretend alot.

However they do ask for it but indirectly. They expect you to get their green light and get the clear message, Very dumb move!!

Waiting for a girl to say it directly is a waste of time. Invite her over to your house, if f.uck dey hungry her she go come over, if she refuses to come, delete her number and move on!

....it's not an African thing.
Culture and Religion remain the hallmarks that define a residential African especially for a lady.
But African American Ladies will ask. In fact, they will size you up as you approach them.

It’s because you and majority of average guys are ugly. Women throw caution to the wind when it comes to attractive men or those who’ve already knacked their friends. Universities the world over have girls engaging in threesomes with wealthy men, popular men and sexually carefree ones. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

finallybusy:
It’s because you and majority of average guys are ugly. Women throw caution to the wind when it comes to attractive men or those who’ve already knacked their friends. Universities the world over have girls engaging in threesomes with wealthy men, popular men and sexually carefree ones. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

damn, you go hard on this one.

Why not mind your business and leave them alone Must you nack them

Op what really is the problem?

finallybusy:
It’s because you and majority of average guys are ugly. Women throw caution to the wind when it comes to attractive men or those who’ve already knacked their friends. Universities the world over have girls engaging in threesomes with wealthy men, popular men and sexually carefree ones. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

101% on point. Women have dual nature than men. By the 90/10% rule, women see 90% of men as average or below.

finallybusy:
It’s because you and majority of average guys are ugly. Women throw caution to the wind when it comes to attractive men or those who’ve already knacked their friends. Universities the world over have girls engaging in threesomes with wealthy men, popular men and sexually carefree ones. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

Bobo ti ya weyrey shaa. Lol

finallybusy:
. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

One shot of Black Barrel for you.

finallybusy:
It’s because you and majority of average guys are ugly. Women throw caution to the wind when it comes to attractive men or those who’ve already knacked their friends. Universities the world over have girls engaging in threesomes with wealthy men, popular men and sexually carefree ones. Tell me, what have you done in and with your life to deserve a girl asking you for sex? Obviously nothing.

Tell me, what have most ladies done in and with their life to deserve guys asking them for sex? Obviously nothing.

So that you think you point is actually pointless, and shows you do not understand the topic?

essentialone:
Tell me, what have most ladies done in and with their life to deserve guys asking them for sex? Obviously nothing.

So that you think you point is actually pointless, and shows you do not understand the topic?

Because we men are mostly dumb to beg them with our validation which they never deserved. This get into their head, and make them feel entitled.

Bro, understand that men don’t fall in l0ve with a w00man’s achievement. We don’t. Never have. Never will.
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‎She can be a CEO. A surgeon. A lawyer. ‎A PhD holder. A boardroom assassin. ‎A successful business w00man.
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‎It does nothing for how a man feels about her.
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‎Men don’t fall in love with titles. Men fall in love with peace. With femininity. ‎With softness. With warmth.
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‎She can earn six figures, run meetings, lead teams, and dominate corporate spaces. That’s fine. Applause at work.
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‎But if she come home competitive, combative, loud, rigid, and masculine, she Is not a wife, she Is a coworker. And no man wants to clock into another job at home.
‎We don’t want competition in our living room. We don’t want perf0rmance reviews in the bedroom. We don’t want power struggles at the dinner table.
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‎We want peace.
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‎If she can’t or won’t cook. If she despise cleaning. If she reject submission. If femininity offends her.
‎Then her degree doesn’t make her attractive. It makes her irrelevant to serious men.
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‎This has nothing to do with ego. It’s biology and order. A man will choose a respectful waitress over a rude lawyer every single time if she treats him better.
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‎Because her promotion won’t nurture children. Her independence won’t build a family. Her résumé won’t give him peace after war.
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‎Men build outside, w00men soften the inside. That’s the balance.
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‎Break that balance and don’t be shocked when men opt out.
‎Marriage is not a LinkedIn collaboration. It’s a home. And homes are built with warmth, not credentials.
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‎These are also the cause of most marriages.
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‎If this offends someone, it wasn’t meant to comfort. It was meant to clarify.
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‎Learn or perish.
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‎Class dismissed.
‎Till I come your way again.
‎Keep following for more.

essentialone:
Bro, understand that men don’t fall in l0ve with a w00man’s achievement. We don’t. Never have. Never will.
‎
‎She can be a CEO. A surgeon. A lawyer. ‎A PhD holder. A boardroom assassin. ‎A successful business w00man.
‎
‎It does nothing for how a man feels about her.
‎
‎Men don’t fall in love with titles. Men fall in love with peace. With femininity. ‎With softness. With warmth.
‎
‎She can earn six figures, run meetings, lead teams, and dominate corporate spaces. That’s fine. Applause at work.
‎
‎But if she come home competitive, combative, loud, rigid, and masculine, she Is not a wife, she Is a coworker. And no man wants to clock into another job at home.
‎We don’t want competition in our living room. We don’t want perf0rmance reviews in the bedroom. We don’t want power struggles at the dinner table.
‎
‎We want peace.
‎
‎If she can’t or won’t cook. If she despise cleaning. If she reject submission. If femininity offends her.
‎Then her degree doesn’t make her attractive. It makes her irrelevant to serious men.
‎
‎This has nothing to do with ego. It’s biology and order. A man will choose a respectful waitress over a rude lawyer every single time if she treats him better.
‎
‎Because her promotion won’t nurture children. Her independence won’t build a family. Her résumé won’t give him peace after war.
‎
‎Men build outside, w00men soften the inside. That’s the balance.
‎
‎Break that balance and don’t be shocked when men opt out.
‎Marriage is not a LinkedIn collaboration. It’s a home. And homes are built with warmth, not credentials.
‎
‎These are also the cause of most marriages.
‎
‎If this offends someone, it wasn’t meant to comfort. It was meant to clarify.
‎
‎Learn or perish.
‎
‎Class dismissed.
‎Till I come your way again.
‎Keep following for more.

baba. this one wen you drop for here no align to the question the op ask

gerizzim:
baba. this one wen you drop for here no align to the question the op ask

Ok but why are ladies too ashamed to ask for sex?

Some guys really move like they’re on bed rest at LUTH. No effort, no plan, just “come to my house” as if you’re the nurse on duty.

*The “Visit Me” playbook:*
1. *Zero logistics* – Won’t book a spot, won’t buy fuel, won’t even sort small shawarma. But expects you to enter bus, keke, or bolt to his place like it’s a pilgrimage.
2. *Hospital vibes* – His room is the ward, Netflix is the drip, and you’re supposed to bring vibes, food, and companionship. Free.
3. *Audacity* – Will say “I don’t like crowds” but his definition of date is you cooking Indomie in his kitchen while he presses phone.
4. *Return policy* – After you visit 3 times, he starts calling you “babe” and thinks he’s your man. Investment = zero naira.

*Why they do it:*
1. *Cheap* – Dates cost money. Visit me costs you the transport.
2. *Lazy* – Planning requires thought. “Come over” requires one text.
3. *Control* – His house, his rules, his couch. Outside, you might see his real budget or how he acts in public.
4. *Test* – Some guys think “if she really likes me, she’ll come.” They’re testing if you’ll subsidize the whole relationship.

*Reality check for them:*
Sister, you’re not an ambulance. If he can’t take you out for even suya and a walk, he’s not ready for a woman — he’s ready for a caregiver. Hospital patients get visitors because they _can’t_ go out. If he has two legs and a working ATM card, “visit me” is just code for “I want benefits of a girlfriend at the cost of airtime.”

*How ladies are responding now:*
“Visit me?” → “Okay, send transport + feeding allowance + appearance fee.”
Suddenly the admission is discharged.

It’s not really “shame” as much as it’s social conditioning + risk calculation. Nigeria runs on unwritten rules about how women should behave, and sex is still one of those topics with heavy baggage. Here’s why most ladies won’t just say “come let’s knack”:

*1. Social stigma & labeling*
In Nigeria, a guy who asks for sex is “confident.” A lady who does it is quickly tagged “ashawo”, “desperate”, or “cheap”. That double standard is real. Once that label sticks, it follows her to family, church, office, and even future relationships. Most women aren’t afraid of sex — they’re afraid of the social cost after.

*2. Upbringing & religion*
Many Nigerian homes/churches/mosques teach girls: “good girls don’t want sex, they endure it in marriage.” So even when she _wants_ it, her brain is fighting 20 years of “don’t be that type of girl”. The guilt kicks in before the words leave her mouth. Guys don’t get that same programming.

*3. Fear of rejection hitting different*
If a guy asks and gets “no”, he shakes it off and moves to the next. If a lady asks and gets “no”, she’s not just rejected — she feels exposed. Because society told her she wasn’t supposed to ask in the first place, the “no” confirms her worst fear: “See, I shouldn’t have said anything.” The ego bruise is heavier.

*4. Power dynamics & safety*
Sex makes you physically vulnerable. A lot of women prefer the man to initiate because it gives them plausible deniability: “he came to me”. If anything goes wrong — he acts weird after, he tells people, he records — she can say “I didn’t ask for it”. Directly asking removes that shield. In a country where revenge porn and gossip travel fast, that shield matters.

*5. They DO ask — just not in words*
Nigerian ladies _do_ initiate, but the language is coded because of points 1-4. Instead of “let’s have sex”, you’ll hear:
- “I dey bored o, come keep me company” at 11pm
- “Make I pass your side, I no wan sleep alone”
- Sending suggestive pics with “look what you’re missing”
- “I get free house this weekend”
That _is_ asking. Just with a safety net. If you say no, she can claim “I didn’t mean it like that.”

*6. Fear of being used*
There’s a real belief: “If I ask him, he’ll think I’m easy, sleep with me once, then ghost.” So she waits for him to chase, because chase = investment = he’ll value it more. It’s game theory, not fear of sex itself.

*7. Men actually punish directness sometimes*
Let’s be honest: some guys get turned off when a woman is too direct. “She’s too fast” “She’s for everybody” enters the chat. So women learn: hint, don’t declare. The same men complaining “why can’t she just say it” are often the first to judge when she does.

*But it’s changing*
Younger Gen Z ladies, especially in Lagos/Abuja, are way more direct than 10 years ago. Hookup culture, Twitter banter, and financial independence reduce the fear. If she wants you and trusts you won’t weaponize it, she’ll say it. Direct. No codes.

*Bottom line*: It’s not that Nigerian women don’t want sex or can’t ask. It’s that the _cost_ of asking has historically been higher for them than for men. Change the cost — reduce slut-shaming, reduce gossip risk, reduce “use and dump” — and you’ll hear more direct asks. 😏

This is a big tension in Nigerian dating culture: women are expected to be sexually desirable, but not sexually direct. That mismatch explains a lot of the behavior you’re seeing.

Why direct asking feels hard for many Nigerian women:

1. Double standards are real
Men asking for sex is seen as “normal” or even expected. Women doing the same are often labeled “ashawo”, “desperate”, or “wayward”, even by other women. The social cost of a “No” is higher for women because reputation sticks longer. A man gets brushed off and moves on. A woman risks gossip that follows her in church, at work, in the family WhatsApp group.

2. Safety and power dynamics
Nigeria’s dating space still has a lot of physical risk. A woman who signals sexual interest directly can sometimes trigger aggression, pressure, or “now you’ve given me license” behavior from men who don’t take boundaries well. Indirect signals feel safer.

3. Cultural and religious messaging
Most Nigerian homes, churches, and mosques teach women to be “modest”, “reserved”, to “wait for the man to lead”. Asking directly clashes with that script. Even secular women absorbed that growing up. Breaking it feels like breaking a rule.

4. The fashion/makeup strategy you noticed
Spending on looks is socially approved “feminine” behavior. It signals availability without using words. It outsources the risk: if he doesn’t approach, she can say “I was just dressing well for myself”. It protects ego and reputation.

5. Relationship context matters
- Single ladies: fear of being seen as “cheap”.
- Ladies in relationships: fear partner will think she’s “too sexual” or cheating.
- Married women: asking directly can trigger husband’s insecurity, accusations, or even conflict in homes where sex is still treated as a taboo topic.

Why men can take “No” more easily:
Nigerian boys grow up hearing “No” a lot from girls. It’s normalized. Girls don’t get that same conditioning. So the fear of rejection hits harder.

Is it changing?
Yes, slowly. Younger, urban Nigerian women are more direct, especially in private conversations, on dating apps, and with partners they trust. intimacy gadgets/gadgets are also selling more because they bypass the need to ask a man at all. But public, face-to-face asking is still rare because the social penalty hasn’t shifted as fast as private behavior.

So it’s not about courage alone. It’s about risk calculation: reputation, safety, culture, and how harsh the fallout can be if a man says No and then tells others.