A man has stirred heated debate on social media after advising women to leave their marriages if their husbands cheat, adding a controversial twist involving his unmarried sisters.
The statement, which was shared on X (formerly Twitter), quickly gained traction online, attracting thousands of reactions, reposts, and comments from users across different backgrounds.
What initially appeared to be a straightforward take on infidelity soon turned into a viral moment due to the unexpected angle the man introduced in his advice.
The Viral Post That Sparked It All
In his post, the man offered blunt advice to married women dealing with infidelity, urging them not to tolerate cheating under any circumstance.
According to him, staying in a marriage where trust has been broken is unnecessary and emotionally draining.
However, the tone of the conversation shifted sharply when he added a personal remark involving his family.
He wrote: “If your husband is cheating on you, leave the marriage. I have 4 sisters and they’re not yet married — please leave so that they can enter.”
The final sentence stunned many readers, instantly turning the post into a trending topic filled with jokes, outrage, and heated arguments.
Social Media Erupts With Reactions
Shortly after the post went viral, social media users flooded the comment section with mixed reactions.
Some admitted they were caught off guard by the ending, saying they initially agreed with the advice before the twist changed everything.
Francis reacted, saying: “Broo, I swr with everything in me, I neva expected that last line.”
Others interpreted the statement as satire or dark humour rather than a serious suggestion.
Obinna wrote: “Bruhhh, likeeee. If you don’t want a cheating husband you should leave him let some other girls try.”
Criticism and Accusations of Bad Advice
Despite the humour surrounding the post, many users strongly criticised the man, accusing him of trivialising marriage and promoting questionable values.
Several commenters argued that advising women to leave marriages solely to make room for others was insensitive and irresponsible.
Ajasko commented: “See as you dey give bad advice with confidence.”
Another user, Percival, took a harsher tone, suggesting the post revealed desperation rather than concern for women’s wellbeing.
He wrote: “You get protective of your sisters till you realise nobody wants them. Then that’s when you become desperate for your sisters lol.”
Debate on Cheating and Double Standards
The viral post also reignited long-standing debates about cheating, marriage tolerance, and double standards in relationships.
Some users questioned whether the man would truly want his sisters to marry men known for infidelity.
Prince asked: “Is that the kind of man you wish for your sisters to marry, or am I missing something here?”
Others used sarcasm to highlight how conversations around cheating have evolved online.
Kwmisola joked: “Sorry, we don’t leave our husbands for cheating again, we become friends with the other lady now.”