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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 42623, member: 636"]
Former Big Brother star Elozonam Ogbolu challenged harmful ideas about being a man. He spoke on a podcast about toxic masculinity and wrong beliefs. Men remain masculine when they perform oral sex, cook meals, and shop for groceries. These activities never reduce a man's strength or character. The reality TV actor encouraged men to show more care toward women.

Many Nigerian men refuse to buy sanitary pads for wives and mothers. They think serving women makes them appear weak or feminine. Elozonam questioned this backward thinking about gender roles. Men should help their partners without feeling embarrassed or uncomfortable. Simple acts of kindness strengthen relationships between couples.

Women sometimes encourage toxic behavior from their male partners. Some believe violent men love them more than gentle partners. These women fantasize about dangerous relationships and abusive treatment. Social media posts claim men who never hit women lack true feelings. Elozonam criticized these destructive attitudes that harm both genders.
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