The rougher the better – Mzbel schools men on “bed-matricks”

Belinda Akua Amoah aka Mzbel has dished it out raw to the men on bedroom matters.

According to the controversial musician, though a lot of Ghanaian women have remained tight-lipped on what goes on in their bedroom, she found out most of them preferred a more rigorous approach over the slow-paced and gentle experience.

“Yes, there are some women who want to make love every time in a sweet, gentle, slow motion rocking love with lots of eye contact and loving kisses… yes it’s true but those women are not the majority,” she said in a post on her Instagram page.

She was however quick to add that the fact that women now crave a more detailed experience in lovemaking does not mean they want to be deemed at sluts.

The award-winning musician thus advised men to get crazier and spice up their experiences to satisfy their partners.

Read her full [edited] post below.

Hey daddies,

We like to be [loved] and [loved] well.

Yes, there are some women who want to make love every time in a sweet, gentle, slow motion rocking love with lots of eye contact and loving kisses… yes it’s true but those women are not the majority.

The majority like to be [loved] and pounded… they like to have their hair pulled and their [backside] spanked. We like a good, solid jackhammering and like to wipe your sweat with our hand… when a woman is bucking wildly against you, it’s not because she wants you to pull back! It’s because she wants you to hold down her arms, grab her hips, or push her legs above her head, and render it harder.

I know you’re confused but let me say this, I don’t mean to imply that all women like to be treated like whores…. I do mean to say that most women I know have told me that they like sex Rougher than most men give it to them… just ask her how she wants it.. and she’ll gladly respond… Rough does not equal chains and bondage. I say don’t be dull in the bedroom but please use your brains too. Don’t go and break somebody’s hip with your “atopa gyingyan”.

Source: asempanews