Solomon Buchi slams content creators who constantly sexualize women

• Solomon Buchi calls out a popular content creator, Egugun, describing his content as one that does not pass any comic value.
• He expressed his distaste for such content creators, revealing that both men and women are morally corrupt who makes themselves available for such content lacks moral.

Solomon Buchi, a self acclaimed relationship expert and writer, expresses his disappointment with content creators who continuously sexualize women for the sake of popularity and views.

In a series of tweet, Solomon Buchi criticized the objectification of women in various forms of media in the name of content Creation.

He condemned these content creators, pointing out that those morally reprehensible behavior affects both sexes.

He described the bizarre video he had seen of a woman being paid $100 to flash her breasts, as he expressed his outrage at society’s moral decay.

He also mentioned Egungun, a content creator, whose work focuses on using women as sex symbols.

He called him out, stating that his substance lacked humorous value, and questioned his motive.

The content creators are usually men, and their guests are females. Men & women are just as morally corrupt, but women lack shame. How many men jokingly flash their penis on the camera? How many men show their bums on camera? Women have lost every iota of what shame can protect.

— Solomon Buchi (@Solomon_Buchi) February 17, 2024

Few days to Valentine, Solomon Buchi sent a message to unmarried couples, warns them to stay away from fornication

The relationship expert took to his Twitter page (now x) to warn unmarried couples ahead of February 14.

Solomon Buchi encourages every couple who are not married to refrain from engaging in any form of sexual activity during the romantic day.

“Fornication is not a Valentine’s Day gift,” Solomon Buch wrote.

He urges unmarried couples to reconsider their plans for the upcoming celebration.

According to the relationship coach, Valentine’s Day should be a time for expressing love and affection through various means other than engaging in premarital sex.

Solomon Buchi encourages couples to focus on emotional connection, communication, and shared experiences, challenging societal norms surrounding physical intimacy during the romantic day.

He explicitly advises every couples not to engage in any form of sexual activity if they are not married, emphasizing the importance of maintaining moral boundaries.