A Nigerian lady has caused an uproar on the internet after saying highest a man should last on bed shouldn’t exceed two minutes.
The issue of intercourse duration has continued to be a matter of debate as everyone seems to have different opinions, both women and men.
Studies and findings have showed that the average time for a man to last on bed before spilling out is two minutes, however, individual opinions vary.
While some believe two minutes is too brief and unsatisfactory, others think it is enough.
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But it all boils down on what different partners want.
A social media influencer interviewed a lady on the street and asked her how long she thinks a man should last in bed.
In her words, she replied saying; “ermm, if I’m sweet enough, it should be two minutes. It’s not Government job na.”
The statement triggered a debate with many supporting her claim, why others thought two minutes of intercourse is premature.
Below are some reactions;
@TalktoTosin09
Truly, when it’s juicy, a man can’t last more than 3 minutes. Forget all the bragging.
For you to last 15-20minutes, then you are on pills.
You can argue with your Christmas rice and chicken.
@olusholaspecia
2min and I have been doing more than half an hour 🙃
@IgboOG
It’s not government job.
Merry Christmas, everyone 🎄🎁
@SufyanJoker4
But you go see all these girls wey they carry borehole go they tell you “deeper/harder” shey na Golds and diamonds person they find ni😹😹
@Crageslim
Some want make you turn to miners 😂😂
@Hemmanuelisking
A generation that should challenge one another to spiritual and financial stamina: focusing on sexual impurities and mundane conversations is self sabotage. Imagine the brains and parents they’d become. The time they use for this could be used for self development/assessment.
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