Nigerian Lady Goes Viral After Sharing Why She Won't Date Man Who Does Not Have Car

Nigerian Lady Goes Viral After Sharing Why She Won't Date Man Who Does Not Have Car

  • A Nigerian lady is trending online after she said she would find it difficult to date a man who does not own a car
  • In her post, Anthonia Umerah made it clear she was not comfortable driving a man around during a date
  • In her opinion, she said it is the duty of the man to drive her around town, insisting she would like to feel feminine

A Nigerian lady has said it is now difficult for her to date a man who does not have a car.

In a Facebook post, Anthonia Umerah said she recently got a car and this changed the way she sees relationships.

Lady shares her difficulty about dating a man who has no car.
The lady said she would find it hard to date a man who does not have a car. Photo credit: Facebook/Anthonia Umerah.
Source: Facebook

At the moment, Anthonia said she would prefer men who have cars because she won't be the one using her car to drive a man around town if they went for a date.

Her words:

"Since I bought a car, I started finding it very hard to date a man who does not have a car. In my head, I am usually imagining how the experience will be like. Will I be parking my car at home while we use taxi to go out on dates or will I carry my car, probably drop him at him place after the date before going home instead of the other way round and being the one driving a man. Abi I will carry my car key give man?"

She suggested in her post that it was not really about the material aspect of it, but the fact that she wants to feel feminine.

Lady who is finding it hard to date a man who does not have a car.
Lady who said it is hard for her to date a man who does not have a car. Photo: Facebook/Anthonia Umerah.
Source: Facebook

She noted that some men might have their egos bruised if it is a lady who owns a car in the relationship.

Anthonia wrote:

"This was previously not a problem for me at all when I didn’t have a car and I know there are woman who naturally don’t like dating men who do not own a car despite not having and it is still very VALID but my own issues about it started since I bought a car and I don’t know why. I feel like; being the one to drive a man up and down is a masculine trait and i want to be feminine. One thing that also scare me about this, is that, a lot of Nigerian mèn have insecurîty issues. Situation like this may bruisè the ego of an insècure man and he will start telling you “is it because you have a car in every little misunderstanding”.

Facebook reactions to Anthonia's post

Lord Kebbi said:

"I cant date a girl that does not drive, or is not earning upto a million as her salary, how will I cope with such a gal."

Tolulope Odeyemi Dolapo said:

"Women and men can never be the same. May the lord bless all hardworking men outside. You have a point my dear but that shouldn't be the basic factor in dating a man."

Lady shows message a married man sent to her

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a lady had rejected a married man who sent her a message through WhatsApp, asking her to be his sidechick.

She said she never knew that the man was married until the day he mistakenly posted his wife, and she saw her.

However, the man has told the lady that the fact that he is married does not matter and shouldn't stop her from dating her.

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Source: Legit.ng

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