Kenyan Lady Urges Wives To Let Men Cheat, Avoid Touching Their Phones: "Hawezi Kula Githeri Daily"

• A Kenyan woman earned praise from men after sharing controversial views about cheating
• She said that married women should have no qualms about their husbands being with other women
• The woman then laid out her argument, noting that men are simple and easy to understand

An outspoken Kenyan woman has divided opinions after sharing her views on relationships and cheating.

What do men want in relationships?

The woman wondered why her fellow ladies were still asking the age-old question: what do men want?

“Let me put you up to speed,” she started.

She then listed the things women should do for their men.

“Feed him and satisfy him in bed as often as he wants,” she said.

However, the kicker came in when she asked women to allow their men to cheat.

“Allow him to be with other people. He has to change his diet. They said they can't eat githeri daily,” she said.

She discouraged women from asking their men what motivates them to cheat, noting that it is greed.

“Don’t shout at him or ask him where he was and with whom. Never touch his phone.”

Liz then said that cheating is men’s nature, and women should understand it.

Men supported her comments, saying:

@SubtleArnold:

“Liz for president.”

@KultureKenya:

“Men are so simple food and a good time in bed - that’s it. Most women can’t manage that.”

@Makiadi_:

“God bless her.”

@Escoberoo:

“We want peace.”

@SparrowJack254:

“They seem to want a lot.”

@Mjeledi_:

“We swore never to tell you what we want.”

@MayaniSospeter:

“I need to send her money.”

@zeddykess:

“She did hit the nail on the head.”

How did wife react to cheating hubby?

In other news, a man who cheated on his wife regretted his decision after she behaved contrary to his expectations.

The man's wife forgave him when she first caught him cheating, but he did not stop.

When she found out that he was still unfaithful, she did not get angry or retaliate, sending chills down his spine.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke