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Some married women are the reasons their husbands don't like to make LOVE to them, they are DIRTY.

They have ARMPITS odour, they don't look attractive to their husband, etc all this things happens especially after giving birth to children she will now look UNKEPT. 

They eat anyhow to become fat, some women don't know men are moved by what they SEE in a woman, you are no longer sexy as you used to be before he married you.

 Please CLEANLINESS is next to Godliness, stop going to your pastors or fasting to make your own husband love you check yourself woman!!!KUDOS to those women whose husband will always rush back home to see and eat their food after closing from work. Marriage is meant to be ENJOYED and not ENDURED!!.

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