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“My Dad Set the Standard Too High” – Nigerian Lady Lists 5 Reasons Men Avoid Dating Her

  • A Nigerian lady has gone viral after listing five reasons she believes some men may not want to date or marry her.
  • Among the reasons she mentioned were her rejection of traditional submission, her views on shared finances, her dislike for household chores, and the high standards she attributes to how she was raised.

A Nigerian lady has sparked widespread reactions on social media after openly sharing five reasons she believes some men may be unwilling to date or marry her.

In a viral video circulating on X, formerly known as Twitter, the lady spoke candidly about her views on relationships, finances, submission, and domestic responsibilities, saying she prefers to be transparent about her expectations from the start.

According to her, one of the major reasons is her stance on submission. She explained that she does not believe a relationship should be built on one-sided submission but rather on mutual respect and compromise between both partners.

“I’m not submissive. I don’t believe in submission. Two people are together, two people should be submitting to each other. Some days you submit to me, some days I submit to you. It’s a mutual respect thing,” she said.

The lady also revealed her views on finances in relationships, stating that she believes a man’s income should be shared within the relationship, while her own earnings remain hers.

She admitted that she is not accustomed to financially supporting men because of the environment in which she was raised, explaining that she grew up seeing men provide for women.

The lady further noted that her father has set a high standard for the type of man she can admire and be impressed by. According to her, she has been heavily pampered throughout her life and expects similar treatment from any future partner.

Your money is our money, my money is my money. My dad has already set a very high standard. I’m overly pampered, and I’m very lazy when it comes to house chores. Cooking is therapy for me, not a necessity,” she added.

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