“If I Had Married A Nigerian Man, I Would Have Not Had Freedom To Talk About S*x – Maheeda

Popular Nigerian nudist ‘Maheeda’, who’s never shy to show off her body anytime, recently she disclosed in a chat that she wonders why men to irritating things with her photos.

According to her, she said she felt disgusted and irritated knowing some men masturbate to her sultry photos, videos, to the extent of some sending photos to her.

Maheeda said:

“I would not lie, I am aware that some men masturbate to my pictures online; but personally, it disgusts me. I would be very honest that it disgusts me because they send me some videos of them doing it and telling me that it is what I caused. To be honest, I caused it so there is nothing I can do about it.

“I like the fact that my brand is built on s*x. I love it and it feels like a dream to me because in Nigeria, s*x is still seen as a taboo. I feel that we need to be more open and educate our children about it. I may not be going about it the right way because nobody is perfect; but hopefully, I would perfect my act,”

Maheeda talked about her wild s*xual deeds, she also disclosed that that the weirdest places she has had intimacy were in a public restroom and on the beach somewhere outside Nigeria.

“The craziest s*xual thing I have done is to have s*x in the restroom and on the beach. There was a time I did it in the restroom and the other ladies were waiting in line to use the restroom. The time I did it at the beach, it was very crazy because people were passing by. I don’t know which was crazier between the two but I think both were crazy,”

Maheeda admitted that if she had married a Nigerian man, she would not have been ‘s*xually outspoken’. The singer further opened up that she had always dreamed of marrying a white man (American) ever since she was a little girl.

“I know that if I had married a Nigerian, I would not have had this much freedom to talk about s*x; it would have been impossible. I actually married a white guy because it has always been my childhood dream. I never had dolls as a kid, but I noticed that most of my peers that had dolls had white men as fathers.

“I felt that we did not have the good things of life because my guardian was not married to a white man. Since that tender age, I had always nursed the dream of marrying a white man. It was my childhood dream and I made sure it became a reality,” she said.

 

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