Double Standards: Why women’s sexual past is ALWAYS under scrutiny

Khalif Kairo and his new “wife”, Wavinya Maria are currently under scrutiny after Kenyans found out some salacious facts about her past with an employer only known as Wang. The conversation started on X and brought into focus an alleged past involving her alleged propensity to sleep with wealthy men.

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Once the conversation had taken off, feminists attached their wagon to it and made it about the shaming of women for their sexual past and they rightfully pointed out that this is an example of double-standards run amok.

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Thing is, it is a double standard. One that is a vestige of a past whose realities were very stark and the consequences of paternity fraud and sexual immorality were an “in your face” danger. So our ancestors evolved a repulsion to the notion of promiscuity. We see this in various cultures and religions around the world. And this stood for both genders.

That said, it is far more egregious for women to be promiscuous than men. Biology stands by this double standard as does Mother Nature. That is before we go down to societal issues that stamp this truth.

A study carried out in 2013 (before the woke cancer had metastasized in pop culture and scientific research) had found a link between sexually promiscuous individuals and mental health issues. But it had this caveat:

 “This study established a strong association between number of sex partners and later substance disorder, especially for women, which persisted beyond prior substance use and mental health problems more generally.”

You can find the study here:

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3752789/

And yet another study by Cathryn H. Mainville, MSEd, LMHC, from the Division of Psychiatry at the Boston University School of Medicine, and colleagues conducted a randomized clinical trial examining HIV prevention in a mentally ill and homeless or marginally housed population. This study made an even stronger assertion linking mental health problems to female promiscuity.

And they summed everything up neatly as: Sexually risky behavior more common in women with mental disorders than in men. WHO WANTS A MENTALLY UNSTABLE WIFE?

But an even more pressing reason why society examines women’s sexual past even more closely is that women who have been promiscuous in their past are very terrible partners for long-term mate strategies -basically dating and marrying.

There is a direct correlation between the number of past lovers one has had to reported happiness in marriage and eventually to divorce rates. And the gender dynamic here is that it is far lower for women than it is for men. What I mean to say is that the more men a woman has had sex with in her past, the more likely she is to have an unhappy marriage and file for divorce -and make no mistake about it, women file for far more divorces than men.

Along similar lines, sociologist Jay Teachman showed that premarital sex between future spouses didn’t make divorce more likely, but sex with other people did.

WHO WANTS TO MARRY KNOWING THEY HAVE A HEIGHTENED RISK OF DIVORCE?

Khalif Kairo comes into focus because he is a convenient vehicle for this conversation. He claims to have married Wavinya Maria after only 4 years of dating. And we saw him get exposed during his pre-planned lifestyle interview with Mungai Eve.

Khalif Kairo becomes a rather interesting surrogate for this conversation also due to his spotty dating track record. Lad does indeed date some stunners. But those relationships always fizzle out after he introduces those ladies as serious paramours. This instance for sure features a lady whose past came as a shock both to the bloke and to us as both willing and unwilling voyeurs into their love life – because they publicize their relationship.

This leads us to the conversation of poor decision-making. A woman who is promiscuous has no value for herself. She will have kissed a lot of frogs before meeting her prince charming and surely, which self-respecting man wants that for himself?

WHO WANTS A WIFE THAT HAS A HISTORY OF SHITTY DECISION MAKING?

These three reasons should give an idea as to why the question of body count is an important one. And one that will never end. Double standards are an uncomfortable fact of life and some are benign, some are good, others bad. They exist. What we need to to do is get over them and see the rationale behind some of them.

 

 

Khalif Kairo Praises Girlfriend Wavinya Maria, Revealing How Well She Takes Care of Him

Kenyan businessman and entrepreneur Khalif Kairo expressed his admiration for his girlfriend, Wavinya, in a heartfelt post on Twitter. He thanked her for consistently making life easier, even during stressful days.

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“This Kamba lady brightens my day so much, Bana. Even with work pressures and a missed flight, the moment I get home, she greets me with freshly cooked food. Truly, God is great,” Khalif wrote.

Kairo has often shared how meeting Wavinya has transformed his life, adding that unlike with his ex-girlfriend Cera Imani, he no longer feels pressured to take her out frequently, as Wavinya enjoys cooking.

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Wild Reactions Erupt as Cera Imani Encounters Khalif Kairo with New Girlfriend [VIDEO]

Entrepreneur Khalif Kairo recently had an awkward encounter with his ex-girlfriend, Cera Imani, at an event, where he attended with his new girlfriend, Wavinya.

The charismatic businessman, known for his expertise in car sales and rising political commentary, garnered attention after sharing a glimpse of his personal life. He posted a photo from an intimate dinner date, holding hands with a mysterious woman, who was soon identified as international model Wavinya Maria by online sleuths.

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Both Khalif and Wavinya posted photos from the same date on social media, confirming their budding relationship. The news sparked a mix of reactions from Kenyans, ranging from excitement and curiosity to playful comments referencing Khalif’s past relationship with socialite Cera Imani.

Despite some lighthearted teasing, many fans expressed genuine support for Khalif’s new romance. The reveal came just a month after he opened up about his breakup with Cera, taking responsibility for the split and speaking candidly about the end of their relationship. His honesty earned him respect and sympathy from followers, showing his ability to handle the ups and downs of a public love life.

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Khalif Kairo and Wavinya Maria respond to Cera Imani with a Q&A session.

Dating someone like Khalif Kairo seems like a full-time challenge. If he’s not out joyriding in his Porsche or catching flights, he might be busy plotting ways to get under an ex’s skin.

This thought comes to mind after watching his latest video with his new girlfriend, Wavinya Maria, where they engage in a Q&A session—just hours after presenter Tony Mwirigi put Cera Imani on the spot with his own Q&A about Kairo and Wavinya.

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During the Q&A, Mwirigi asked Cera who she would choose between giving Ksh1 million and taking on a vacation, to which she responded, “I think Wavinya is smart, so I would give her the Ksh1 million, and Khalif enjoys vacations, so I would take him.”

Not long after, Khalif and Wavinya took on the same challenge. From the video, it’s clear Khalif Kairo isn’t one to play it cool.

Fans in the comment section speculated that Khalif might have used the questions as a way to take a dig at Cera Imani, especially considering his mention of “1824”—a not-so-subtle reference to a twerking video of Cera at the club, which once caused a stir and saw Khalif passionately defending her. But now, it seems his stance has changed.

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Relationships can be tricky, particularly when immaturity or unresolved issues are at play, but love, especially in its early stages, tends to complicate things even more.

I mention this in light of his recent video with his new girlfriend, Wavinya Maria, where they engaged in a Q&A session just hours after presenter Tony Mwirigi placed Cera Imani in a challenging situation with a similar Q&A involving Kairo and Wavinya.

During the session, Tony Mwirigi asked Cera, “If you had to give someone Ksh1 million and take another on a vacation, who would you choose between Wavinya and Khalif?” Cera gracefully responded, “I think Wavinya is smart, so I’d give her the Ksh1 million, and Khalif loves vacations, so I’d take him.”

Shortly after, Khalif and Wavinya took on the same challenge, and based on the video, it’s clear that Khalif Kairo doesn’t shy away from stirring things up.

Fans in the comments section suggested that he may have used the questions as a subtle jab at Cera Imani. This suspicion is reinforced by his mention of “1824,” referencing the club where Cera’s twerking video was filmed a few years ago. The video, which once sparked controversy by portraying Cera in a certain light, was something Khalif had passionately defended in the past. Yet, now, his approach seems to have changed.

Relationships can be tough, especially when immaturity comes into play, but it’s all part of the complicated nature of love, particularly during the honeymoon phase.

Identity of Mystery Woman in Khalif Kairo’s Intimate Photos Revealed

Car entrepreneur Khalif Kairo, known for his charismatic car salesmanship, has recently attracted attention not just for his business but also for his personal life and political views.

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Last night, Kairo stirred curiosity by sharing a photo of himself with a new woman on social media. In the image, he is seen holding the hand of a smiling woman during what appears to be a dinner date. His playful caption read, “Mtu wako hukushika hivi?”

Keen-eyed Kenyans quickly identified the woman as Wavinya Maria, a renowned model who has participated in international modeling competitions. Wavinya confirmed their relationship by sharing images from her perspective, including Kairo holding her hand. Her post was filled with heart emojis, and Kairo himself liked the photos.

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Reactions from Kenyans have been varied and lively:

  • lloydmarcos commented, “Bro moves like a Porsche 😂”
  • its_n.e.l.s.o.n added, “Akothee alikuachia uwanja ya kufall inlove kila mwezi☻️”
  • zoo_nutt joked, “Cera Imani Typing and Deleting 😂”
  • _iam_xtreme asked for Cera’s number to pass on greetings
  • its.vinnie__ humorously said, “Wivu inaninyonga karibu iniue 😂😂”
  • leem_leem inquired, “Contract ni ya how long😂”
  • nakuru_famous commented, “Siri ni bracelet ya kenya kumbe😂”
  • batcave_tattoos observed, “Naona mbwa Kwa reflection ya salt Shaker.”
  • ycberic quipped, “Mzee uliamua ni mikono kwanza 😂😂😂😭”
  • mpiga_picha_ requested the contact details of Kairo’s previous partner
  • law____ remarked, “Pia hapa uta sema ni God manzee”
  • bob_enterprises_ea joked about Kairo’s tendency to hide his new relationships
  • larry_sj expressed, “May God of Khalif locate me”
  • sushi4pf commented on his frequent changes in partners
  • annette.geoffrey likened Wavinya to “the female version of Akothee 💀😅”

This dinner date comes a month after Kairo confirmed that his previous relationship with Cera Imani ended, attributing the breakup to his own actions. Despite public skepticism about the authenticity of the split, Kairo affirmed its reality, emphasizing that he does not engage in clout chasing.

 

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