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'If benefiting from a wealthy person's generosity makes a woman a gold digger, what do we call the 17 men enjoying his money and calling themselves his boys?' Actress Mary Remmy Njoku asks

Actress Mary Remmy Njoku has written about the double standards in judging men and women who hang around rich people. She stated that women are called gold diggers for benefitting from rich men's generosity, then questioned why all the men who hang around rich men for their personal gain are not called same. The ROK Studios boss wrote: 'Emeka don blow and came back home. Now 17 grown men are constantly around him, calling themselves "his boys."  'He feeds them, clothes them, pays their bills and takes care of them. Nobody says, "These guys are only around him because of what they can get." It's brotherhood Networking! Loyalty! 'But let one woman spend time around that same man, and suddenly everyone becomes an expert on her motives. "Gold digger." Interesting.' She added: 'If benefiting from a wealthy person's generosity makes a woman a gold digger, what exactly do we call the 17 men eating his food, wearing what he bought, enjoying his money and calling themselves his boys? 'The truth is, people gravitate toward value. Men do it women do it. Friends do it. Relatives do it. Employees do it. Everyone wants to be close to something that makes life better. 'The double standard isn't that people love money It's that when men benefit from proximity to wealth, we give the behavior a respectable name. When women do the same thing, we give it a dirty one. 'Everyone loves gold. The difference is in what we choose to call the people standing close to it.' The post 'If benefiting from a wealthy person's generosity makes a woman a gold digger, what do we call the 17 men enjoying his money and calling themselves his boys?' Actress Mary Remmy Njoku asks appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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