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“Watch Porn Videos To Save Your Marriage” – Nigerian Sex Therapist, Deborah Ajayi

23 years old Nigerian body and sex therapist, Deborah Erioluwapo Ajayi has advised married women to watch porn videos in order to remain sexually attractive to their husbands.

Deborah, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Omoshola’s Place, based in both Abuja and Dubai, said it’s entirely up to the woman to keep her man from infidelity by attracting him by all means necessary.

She adviced that married women should watch porn videos to boost their sex life so they can remain attractive and sexually appealing to their husbands.

Vanguard reports that the serial entrepreneur stated this during a recent interview with Potpourri. She said:

“A married woman with kids should try to look sexy and attractive for her husband. She should watch TV and happenings on social media. A married woman should also watch and understand latest sex styles and positions. I encourage women to watch porn videos on porn sites.

“A married woman should always make sure she steams her vagina regularly, stay free from bacteria. So, regular checkups is advised, clean her pubic areas, always stay sexy and ready for him. If your husband is the type that clubs, don’t try to stop him, a caution will do but once in a while, go out clubbing with him. Have fun and don’t be a boring log.”

She advised that married women should do whatever is necessary to remain attractive to their husbands, adding that the use of aphrodisiac shouldn’t be out of the question.

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Tobias Sylvester

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