”Some women look better after divorce because they are bankrolled by their exes and toasters” – Former Kogi Deputy Governor’s Chief Press Secretary
Promise Emmanuel, Chief Press Secretary to the former Kogi Deputy Governor, recently shared a bold perspective on why some women seem to flourish after divorce.
In a Facebook post, he observed that many women, after a divorce often share images of glowing skin, toned figures, and highlight their newfound freedom. “It’s as if the marriage they left behind made their skin dull,” he commented.
However, he cautioned against being misled by appearances, suggesting that these women might be returning to past relationships or entertaining suitors they previously avoided while married. He claimed that many of them receive financial support from men who were once unable to pursue them.
He humorously noted that there seems to be some “cutting-edge science” behind how many women begin to make money after leaving their marriages, though he emphasized that this doesn’t apply to all divorcees—but to most, in his opinion.
He wrote; “Immediately after divorce, some women would start posting pictures of fresh skin, chiseled curves, party with friends and a long thesis of how they’re enjoying life now and breathing fine,” he wrote in a Facebook post on Wednesday.
It is as though the marriage they came out from made their skin look like the back of groundnut.
Do not be scammed, they have returned back to the streets to finish what they started with their Exes and toasters whom they couldn’t get involved with because they were getting married or married. They’ve gone to taste everything, becoming wreckless as if they are revenging against their ex husbands.
They will now also get bankrolled by several men who wanted a taste of them but couldn’t because they were taken by another man. They have resumed getting things for free because of sex appeal
I don’t know the science that makes women begin to make money all of sudden after exiting a marriage. That Science has to be cutting edge.
Note: Not applicable to every divorcee but MOST.
