“There is no female that would lose value before my eyes over nudes or a sex tape” -Esiri Ukueku-Uduaghan

“I hope – “WOMEN ESPECIALLY” are paying attention to how Men don’t seem to give a sh*t that Cross posted his nudes on his story whether by mistake, intentionally or whatever.

How many blogs run by Men have that as their headline story today?

Show me the threads where the Men are dragging Cross back to back?

His nudes are being circulated currently and still no noise..no outrage.. no pity…no shameful thoughts about his family and unborn children.

Nothing.

The silence of Men all over social media is deafening but you all almost killed Angel.

Some of you have dragged Tiwa and are still dragging Tiwa non-stop till tomorrow… like she borrowed your v@gina to go and fuq.

You see why I refuse to give a sh*t about these things?

It’s the hypocrisy…
It’s the double standards…
It’s repulsive to say the least…

And I have to say, Women who CONTINUE to fall for this sh*t, are the most STEWPEED of the lot.

They have recruited you and weaponized you against your gender and you cannot see it.

This society is very mean to women, very mean and you should be so ashamed of your womanhood if you are at the forefront of the hate train, so ashamed of yourself, HONESTLY.

The fact that you continue to hold women to a higher standard, means that it would forever be more difficult for women to get by in a society where your gender has already been cheated and discriminated against for years untold.

Tomorrow, another female’s nudes will make the news and E*diots will arise in faux sanctimony, pontificating from point to point ONLY because it’s a woman.

Women, get sense. Get Some Sense for goodness sakes.

There is no female, not a single female, that would lose value before my eyes over nudes or a sex tape.

Not one!

I refuse to be manipulated by a Lopsided societal moral compass, to demean a woman over WHATEVER she chooses to do with her body or her sexual choices.

It would never ever be me, I’m way too smart to be society’s pawn.”

Written by Esiri Ukueku-Uduaghan