Skitmaker Ashmusy Opens up on Reason for Being Single: “I’m Richer Than Most Men Approaching Me”

Skitmaker Ashmusy Opens up on Reason for Being Single: “I’m Richer Than Most Men Approaching Me”

  • Nigerian skit creator Ashmusy has revealed reasons she isn't in a romantic relationship at this point in her life
  • In a recent episode of Zicsaloma's "Tell Your Story" podcast, the influential figure was forced to spill her experiences
  • Ashmusy's comment about wanting to date only rich men surprised netizens as they dished out their hot takes
  • In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng's Chinasa Afigbo, Kingsley Speaks, a certified relationship therapist and coach, believes Ashmusy is right on every angle with her assertion

Popular Nigerian skit maker Amarachi Ashmusy, professionally known as Ashmusy, has stated why she is single and doesn't want to have any man yet.

On the newest episode of Zicsaloma's "Tell Your Story" podcast, the brand influencer used herself as an example of why most successful female entertainers are having it rough on the dating scene.

Ashmusy
Ashmusy says she is not in a relationship. Credit: @ashmusy
Source: Instagram

Stating her predicament, she proudly declared that her earnings outweigh most guys who approach her for a committed relationship, hence her single life.

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"With my status presently, most people [men] I meet, I ask them sometimes like, 'How much do you earn in a month?' So that I can compare because I want a man that is bigger than me.

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"I want my man to be bigger than me; to be my head. To be way way richer than me like let my money be nothing compared to his, you know. But when I ask them [potential suitors about their earnings] and they tell me, even the ones that are doing good, I'm still doing better based on what I make [earn].
"So at the end, it is still like I'm still on top. Most men I meet are making less than what I make in a month. And it feels bad because I want some that will make more."

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Ashmusy noted that celebrity marriages and partnerships are short-lived because women earn more than males. She also noted that this aspect keeps many successful female celebrities single.

See her video below

Ashmusy's assertion sparks reactions

Legit.ng captured how netizens perceived the skitmaker's reality.

See their comments below:

dried_ewedu_seller:

"She’s actually saying the truth about some men getting intimidated by their wife success…. I’ve seen cases o."

emma_onwuka:

A man is not a man only because of his financial capability, his versatility supersedes that. Asides Transactional love what else do you bring to the table? Asides the flaunting and trips, you get standard?
"Do you aspire to speak at the UN? Which girl have you morally impacted her life? What project have you initiated that has challenged societal ills? You are rich but are you kind? Can you risk all you have rather than compromise?

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"Are you deliberate about family? Please men have standards too, we know the kind of women we want in our lives. Lass lass everybody go dey alright. there is somebody for everybody."

lucasugonna:

"Imagine if men decides to date ladies that would match up to their income, relationship go scare for naija Men dey suffer sha."

dianamarynsan:

"A man can still be the bread winner, even if you make more money. He can earn a living for his family. A man can make more than you ,and not take responsibility for nothing. A responsible,kind man ,who takes his place as the man is more important. If he is in the range to pick the bills ,why not . You may be alone if you make too much."

emekaamakeze:

"Most men are not intimidated by a woman's wealth. It's the disrespect that comes with it they try to avoid."

Every woman desires a man better than her, even financially

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In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng's Chinasa Afigbo, Kingsley Speaks, a certified relationship therapist and coach, notes that a woman needs to be 100% catered for regardless of her independence.

According to the love expert, women are like flowers. In other words, they desire a man who is better in every aspect for them to love and respect him. If I were in that podcast, I would have hugged her. Why? Because she said it the way it is. She was true to herself.

"Every woman desires a man better than her, even financially. Women desire leadership and not just love. Women understand love as provision. This is also why a woman cannot provide for a man for too long, she'll complain. Women cannot handle this. This is also why women, no matter how independent they are, they desire a man to meet their needs. Its a fundamental need in a woman.

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"This desire is not a desire women created for themselves. It's a desire that was imbued in them by nature.When you read the story of the first Union in the Bible, you'd see that God did not give Adam a woman until that man had something going for himself. The woman was not given to the man until he became a man.
"In this time and age, the interpretation of that is that women desire a man who is a man financially."

Ashmusy shares her success story

Legit.ng earlier reported that Ashmusy revealed in an interview that she owns multiple successful businesses and has even had top Nigerian celebrities such as Regina Daniels influence for her.

She opened up on how she did not have a rosy Upbringing even though her mother tried her best not to make them feel poor.

However, despite living in a face-me-i-face-you house with 10 people for 20 years, she now owns different houses.

Source: Legit.ng

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