Reverend Joseph Eastwood Anaba, the founder and head of Eastwood Anaba Ministries, has presented a compelling argument for why men should show thanks to their spouses after sex.
Speaking at a teaching session that has gone viral on social media, the acclaimed preacher emphasized the need for mutual fulfillment in marital connection and addressed frequent flaws in how men approach their wives' sexual demands.
Speaking at a teaching session that has gone viral on social media, the acclaimed preacher emphasized the need for mutual fulfillment in marital connection and addressed frequent flaws in how men approach their wives' sexual demands.
Rev. Anaba addressed the subject, "Why should I thank my wife after sex when we both enjoyed it?" by exposing the disparity in satisfaction and effort during sexual experiences in many relationships. He said, "Many ladies, and you know what I'm talking about—your wife does not get to that stage. Most of the time, it's you.
He added that many married women have never had an experience of orgasm because their husbands don't grasp sexual fundamentals like foreplay and the usage of lubricants. He complained that some men jump on their spouses without appropriate preparation, leaving them physically and emotionally unsatisfied.
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"Has your wife ever shouted like that before?" he said, referring to the symptoms of sexual ecstasy. "If she hasn't, or you haven't observed her behaving abnormally, as if she's achieved the pinnacle of ecstasy, she hasn't had an orgasm. And many women, including your wife, do not reach that degree."
Rev. Anaba went on to say that some men are unaware of basic sexual practices such as using KY jelly or the significance of lengthy foreplay to guarantee natural lubrication. He believes that men who fail in these areas should not only praise their spouses but "worship" them for enduring the experience.
"In your situation, you should not thank her. "You should worship her for inflicting injuries on her," he commented.
The pastor also emphasized cultural standards, noting that males often enjoy sexual relationships more than women and suffer the financial burden of sex. He went on, "That is why you should thank her."
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