Actress Sarah Martins has challenged Solomon Buchi’s assertions that virgin women tend to have happier and more enduring marriages. She shared her own experience, stating that getting married at 19 did not prevent her or other women from leaving unhappy marriages.

Sarah emphasized that while she remained loyal and submissive during her marriage, she prioritized her well-being and was willing to leave a situation that posed a threat to her health. She also expressed that being a virgin does not hold any unique significance.

“Dear Solomon Buchi,

I was married as a virgin at the age

I am still a loyal, submissive, respectful, hardworking woman.

Getting married as a virgin will never stop you from getting a divorce if the need arises.. if e no good for your health quit!”

Previously, Solomon Buchi took to Twitter to respond to a discussion on the importance of virginity, claiming that statistical evidence supports the notion that virgins have longer-lasting marriages. His argument was based on the belief that individuals who are less sexually active and have fewer sexual partners are more likely to find satisfaction within their marriages and refrain from seeking sexual gratification elsewhere. He presented statistics for both men and women, highlighting that this applies to both genders.

It is worth noting that yesterday, Vistanaij Media reported on the commendable decency of Marie Wiseborn, the wife of Moses Bliss. A social media user had observed a growing trend of men marrying women who prioritize values over superficial appearances often showcased on Instagram.