The Biggest Prison In The World For Women Is Marriage And It’s Such A Tragedy – Businessman, Wale Jana

He said that if a woman ends up with the wrong man, she will lose 90% of her glory.

The Nigerian businessman Wale Jana has said what he thinks about marriage and getting married for the wrong reasons.

The businessman thinks that marriage is the worst prison for women in the world.

Wale said he didn’t like the idea of parents giving their daughters an ultimatum to find a man and start a family in an Instagram post.

He said that if a woman ends up with the wrong man, she will lose 90% of her glory.

His post says, “There is a bad thing I’ve seen under the sun, and it’s the way a wedding ring traps a woman’s glory and destiny.” She’s crying and happy, and all of her friends are jealous of her, but they don’t know that she’s in a long-term relationship from which she may never escape alive.

Marriage is the biggest prison in the world for women, and it’s so sad. A while ago, a woman sent me a message saying, “My parents have given me a deadline to get married.” How do you give someone a countdown to how they should spend the rest of their lives?

Society doesn’t help, so these women want to settle for whatever they can find. This is why so many women are married to losers, to men who are not their equals in intelligence, class, and destiny. These women have to constantly bring themselves down to the level of the man they married so that he doesn’t feel insulted, small, or insecure. THIS IS FROM HELL!

Then comes childbirth, with its trauma, changes to the body, and sometimes depression, as well as the work of caring for the family and, if he is not supportive, the need to provide for the family as well.

It really changes your life! Queens and princesses, don’t worry about being single. YOU ARE COMPLETE THE WAY YOU ARE! The right man should give you a crown, not take it away.

Tag your moms and dads on this, girls! I hope they get what I mean. May God have compassion on us all.”

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