Pastor Funke Felix-Adejumo has sparked discussions online with her recent message to women about intimacy in marriage.
Speaking during a sermon, she urged women to express appreciation to their husbands when they are satisfied in bed, emphasizing that intimacy is a vital part in marriage.
In a video making rounds online, Felix-Adejumo openly declared her love for sexual intimacy, stating that it played a key role in the conception of all children.
She noted that African cultural beliefs have conditioned women to suppress their enjoyment of s€xual relations, which according to her, has negativity affected many marriages.
“Who told us that women don’t like s€x”? I like s€x.If I don’t like s€x,how would I have children? You are just pretending, you like s€x , she said, challenging the long-held societal norms that discourages women from openly expressing their desires.
The renowned clergy woman urged women to reject cultural conditioning that portrays s€xually expressive women in a negative light, adding that such beliefs could create unnecessary problems in marriages.
She advised that, women should embrace the idea that s€x is good and not hesitate to desire their husbands.
She further encouraged women to be expressive during intimacy rather than assuming passive role.
According to her, moaning, tickling, and touching their husbands during intercourse can help enhance the bond between couples.
She also emphasized that after intimacy women should appreciate their husbands by verbally affirming their efforts.
“The devil is using this mentality to destroy marriages because that is the highest level of intimacy.
“Tickle your husband! Touch him when he is making love to you! When he finishes, tell him “Good job”, she advised.
Her message has generated mixed reactions online, with some applauding her for addressing a topic often considered taboo, while others criticized the approach, stating that such discussions should remain private.
Pastor Funke Felix-Adejumo is known for her teachings on marriage and family life, often engaging couples to build strong, loving relationships.
Her recent sermon reinforces her advocacy for openness and appreciation in marital intimacy.
-9News Nigeria.
