MaKhumalo Mseleku Tlof Tlof Advice Raises Fury!

REALITY star Thobile MaKhumalo Mseleku has been lambasted for giving sεx advice to women.

In one of the Facebook videos she said: “If you have a partner, you are married, engaged to be married, never ever deprive your partner sεx. This one is coming from me, a married person. If there’s one thing I know isichitho that causes bad luck in relationships is lack of sεx when you need it the most. So never ever deprive your partner sεx. Even the Bible says don’t go to bed while you’re still angry.

“God knows that a bedroom is a lovemaking place and sex is about lovemaking. Sεx strengthens the relationship. But you cannot make a man commit to you through sex and you cannot make him a better man by giving him sεx all the time but I promise you that it plays a big role in your love relationship or marriage.

“He will be happy with you and if he decides otherwise it will be his own business. You would have done your part as a woman. He will not go around complaining about sεx.”

Thobile said if women followed her advice, their partners would have no reason to be unfaithful to them.

“This lesson will work for you because it works for me,” she said.

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In another video she advised women to refuse to iron for their husbands.

“Learn to say no to your husband. You must say I don’t feel like ironing the shirt because I’ve been working the whole day. I am tired.”

But her followers were not happy with her advice. They said it was ill-advice with the potential of destroying marriages and promoting gender-based violence (GBV).

Olivia Baloyi said: “I don’t understand why sex should be a founder of good marriage or relationship. We will never overcome GBV struuu. Everything is sεx sεx. Maybe if you’re in a polygamous marriage because you have to wait for your turn to come.”

PinkyMosebi-Rabotapi said: “You’re talking about polygamy where you can’t say no because you have sex after days. Don’t advise women who stay with their men every day. You do get a break from sεx. Don’t make women sεx slaves when you only have sεx less.”

Thobile defended herself and said: “I was explaining the source of resentment. Unfortunately, I was quoted out of context. But on the issue of sεx, I still maintain my point, that women must not deprive their partners sεx. It must not be used as a weapon to fight arguments.”