So this is a real story;

A woman got married recently and everything was good. On her wedding night, her husband woke up, washed his feet inside a bowl and asked her to drink it. The woman refused and they both argued. The husband relented for a while. The next day, he woke up, washed his feet inside a bowl and asked his wife to drink it.

When she refused, her husband said he wanted a divorce and left the house. She's afraid now and scared that she's ruined her marriage because she didn't obey her husband.

If you were in her shoes, would you drink dirty feet water for love? Just to keep your relationship or marriage?

What advice would you give to this woman? And any other woman in her shoes out there?

The weird things we hear people do or even ask others to do. All these traditions that are not even hygienic!

mynd44

Seun

Lalasticlala

What nonsense tradition my foot, if the husband wants a divorce cos of this, then he isnt worth it.

Thats complete rubbish, your wife doesnt deserve to be treated that way.
The guy might be from Osogbo a ritualist.

dulux07:
What nonsense tradition my foot, if the husband wants a divorce cos of this, then he isnt worth it.

I tire oh. Serious fetish thing.

She shud make sure she doesn't bath for @least 3 days , make sure the kpekus is smelling okporoko n bush mango

Then she shud wash her kpekus and armpit in a small bowl

Then she shud buy sharwama for her hubby

After eating it , she shud give him the kpekus and armpit water to drink as juice


Thank me later

Her so called husband want to ruin her life.

Evablizin:

I can imagine how you're feeling. Someone should not shimarry.

pyyxxaro:
She shud make sure she doesn't bath for @least 3 days , make sure the kpekus is smell okporoko n bush mango

Then she shud wash her kpekus and armpit in small bowl

Then she shud buy sharwama for her hubby

After eating it , she shud give him the kpekus and armpit water to drink as juice


Thank me later

Ha! You're mean oh.