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Don’t date one man – Gospel musician advises

A US-based Ghanaian female gospel musician, Esaaba Haizel has stirred some controversy with her advice on dating.
The gospel singer has been using her social media accounts to advise young ladies to date three to five men.
Speaking on Abusua FM, the singer explained that dating one man is very risky because the man might break the woman’s heart by jilting her after heavily investing in the relationship.
Esaaba, however, quickly added that the ladies should be careful not get in any sexual activities with the men.
“I advised young girls on my Facebook wall to have three to five men at the same time without having any sexual intercourse with them. You just have to be firm not to sleep with them. Having multiple partners will help you to study them, then you let the rest go, by choosing just one. Why waste your time to date only one person?”
Esaaba further explained that dating multiple men also has many other advantages aside giving the lady a chance to assess them.
“I’m saying this because you can’t have it all. One of the men would be interested in your business, one would be concerned about the food you eat on daily basis thereby supply your needs, the other will be interested in the shoes, make ups, clothing you wear, the list goes on,” she stated.
Though Esaaba’s view sounds controversial and will not easily she believes it is good advice which would not be given even in church.
“I’m a Christian, is there something wrong with my advice to young ladies who aspire to marry? It’s a good advice your pastor cannot give you,” she quizzed.
SOURCE :http://www.adomonline.com

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