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Opinion26 August 2026Edited by NaijaPodNews2:33

Lady Stirs Controversy Claiming Men Exploit 'Unattractive' Women

Lady Stirs Controversy Claiming Men Exploit 'Unattractive' Women
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A social media post by Achieng Njoroge has ignited a significant discussion, asserting that men do not compromise on physical attractiveness and are only involved with women they deem "unattractive" for personal advantage. Her strong views, shared on Facebook, have drawn a wide range of reactions from the online community.

Njoroge explicitly stated in her post: "If you are a woman and you don’t consider yourself attractive, but you have a man, just know that he is with you mostly for his own gains." She elaborated on what she believes men prioritize, listing attributes such as "beautiful women," "nyash," "a bright smile," and "Korean skin."

According to Njoroge, men are unwilling to settle for less than their preferences unless there is a tangible benefit for them. She warned, "Men do not compromise on the things they like unless they are benefiting from it." She further cautioned women who might not fit conventional beauty standards but are in relationships, suggesting that "bad things are ahead."

She concluded her contentious remarks by stating, "He is using you for something he considers more important than your skin colour, small nyash, and bushy brows. Tears are ahead."

Responding to individuals who challenged her perspective in the comments section, Njoroge was equally direct, writing: "Look at you now defending men thinking that they like you." The post continues to fuel debate across various online platforms regarding relationship dynamics and societal perceptions of beauty.

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Dis matter wey Achieng Njoroge talk don scatter everywhere for social media. Na serious gist about how men dey choose women and wetin dem dey look for. E go make many pipo tink well well about their relationships, abi you no agree?

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