Big Man Wamkulu

My man is lazy in bed

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BMW,

I am a married mother of one. My man is a darling, he comes home every night. He brings home his wages so that we don’t have to fight. We have been married for five years and we have a lovely four-year-old daughter as the pride of our home.

My husband is charming, humble, loving, hard-working and committed to his family; an ideal husband who never fusses or complains. And he earns enough to make us lead a comfortable life. I have everything I ever dreamed of and I cannot really ask for more.

But there is just one problem—he is really not up to it when it comes to bed at night. He doesn’t seem to understand the basics of satisfying a woman in bed. He gives the impression that he is being forced and that he does not enjoy sex.

I was initially suspicious, thinking that maybe he comes home tired after spending some time with a mistress so I had some private investigators follow him up—but, you guessed right, he wasn’t cheating on me.

He is always where he says he is. In the office or at his favourite bar hanging out with friends.

I know what you are going to say BMW, so hold your fire. That I’m not giving him the best ride, hence his disinterest.

Trust me Biggie, I am good in that area, too. Before I met my husband, I dated men who can attest to my ‘award-winning’ tactics.

And, honestly, I have tried all bedroom tricks in the book in an attempt to make my man happy, but it has achieved naught.

So, I humbly come before you BMW for advice on how to handle this problem.

Aggie, Zomba

 

My dear Aggie,

I can confidently state, with my hand on my heart, that your husband is gay. Or he has gay tendencies that he is trying to conceal.

Honestly, a man who does not cheat on his wife? Does that one exist? In Malawi? And he is straight? I doubt. I will bet my last penny on that the ‘buddies’ that he hangs out with are actually his partners. So, you have been fooled.

But that is for me to speculate and for you to find out.

We are working on the strange assumption that your man is straight. So this is my answer: Woman, you are ungrateful!

You know, when God gives people talents and skills, He never gives an abundance of such to one person. God will give one person the skill to paint, another to build and to another, He gives the skill to be good in bed (look who’s talking!).

The God that we serve is a just God who delivers His blessings evenly so that no one person shall have plenty while another has no skill at all.

What I am trying to say is, God gave your husband a set of skills that have amounted to making you a happy woman. You say he is charming, humble, loving, hard-working and committed to his family. How many men do you know that are like that? C’mon Aggie, be grateful.

God works in mysterious ways; He will never give a man wealth and also give him those skills that you desire.

So, tell me Aggie, would you rather your husband be good in bed and be poor?

Besides, your husband, like most rich people, is a hard-working man, which means he has no time to spend practising those bedroom antics.

The poor man, on the other hand, has all the time on his hands to practise.

So, my dear, make your choice.

BMW

 

Epilogue

Dear readers,

Please keep those emails and letters coming. BMW thoroughly enjoys the interaction. So, if you are a social animal like Biggie, hit the like button on Facebook and Twitter and let’s keep the love rolling.

BMW loves you all (especially you ladies).

Biggie

 

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5 Comments

  1. The advisor is really unprofessional…
    What a useless point he made?
    The woman should talk to the husband and find out what really turn him on, men are different, if she thinks she has been a pro in the past, mariage sex and street sex don’t have same rules, love sex and casual not the same at all.
    As he is showing that he’s a good family man, and those are rare these days; work on him, discuss issues and try other non-past-pro assumptions.

    1. I do not think you understand the essence of this column. Big Man Wamkulu, from day one since I have been reading this column, is not meant to provide professional advice in “real’ sense. It’s meant to be humour, something to make us say “what?”hahahahahah! That’s the way I see it and I find it just to be a funny column just as the Kazingist. From a media perspective, the Nation or the columnist will not tell you that openly. They will let you discover the funny part of it yourselves. This happens all over the world in the media domain. I

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