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When I visit you & say we won't do anything, you must try harder - Ghanaian lady

Thursday, November 26, 2020 at 10:45 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

- NaNa AKHUA, a young Ghanaian lady on Twitter has spoken controversially about her expectations from men

- According to the lady, when a man initiates an advance towards her and she declines, they are supposed to try harder

- NaNa AKHUA's post gathered massive reactions on social media

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A young Ghanaian lady identified on Twitter as NaNa AKHUA with the handle, @AkhuaFlair, has caused a massive stir on Twitter with her opinion on how men are supposed to make advances towards her.

In the post sighted by YEN.com.gh on her personal handle, @AkhuaFlair suggested that men are supposed to 'try harder' when they are turned down by her, particularly during a sleepover.

"I really hate it when I visit you and I say we won’t do anything, and you too you sit back unconcerned. Can’t you try harder?" she asked.

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When I visit you & say we won't do anything, you must try harder - Ghanaian lady Source: Twitter, @NaNa AKHUA
Source: UGC

See her post below:

Thousands of men and women came down to react to NaNa AKHUA's rather controversial comment.

@tikklme pointed out to the young lady that her suggestion does not apply to gentlemen, as they are expected to respect their lady's decisions.

@Oui_Penelope asked NaNa AKHUA to grow up and say yes whenever she means yes, and not expect a guy to figure it out.

@Esmee_Essential also came down to tell the lady to boldly ask for what she wants without any form of shyness or pretence.

In another interesting report by YEN.com.gh, a screenshot beginning to make waves on social media has a young lady who decided to go anonymous revealing an interesting occurrence in her marriage.

According to a report sighted by YEN.com.gh, it is indicated that the lady recounted the experience in a message to a popular relationship counsellor.