Agyapong Jonas, a 24-year-old student at a university in Ghana, recently shared a harrowing story about how his involvement with a ‘sugar mummy’ almost cost him his life.
In an interview with Joy Daddy Multimedia, Jonas revealed that he had joined a Facebook page specifically created for ‘sugar mummies’, where young men who were sexually active could connect with older, financially secure women.
Jonas explained that he decided to join the group because he needed money to pay his university fees and support his younger siblings, as he was the main provider for his family. “A friend introduced me to it after hearing about my struggles, and although I was scared, I went ahead,” Jonas recounted.
After two weeks of being a part of the group and chatting with several ‘sugar mummies’, Jonas met one who took exceptionally good care of him. “She gave me everything I wanted, even without me asking, because of the sexual pleasure I provided her,” he shared. Money was never a problem for him during this time.
However, Jonas soon discovered that his excessive sexual encounters with his ‘sugar mummy’ were taking a toll on his health. They would engage in intercourse up to eight times a day, a practice that almost destroyed his life. According to Jonas, his ‘sugar mummy’ revealed that her problems were related to depression and a lack of serotonin, a chemical responsible for various functions including mood, behavior, and sexual desire.
When asked about his ‘sugar mummy’s’ marital status, Jonas disclosed that she was a widow. “Her husband passed away in an accident seven years ago, and she has been single since then,” he said. “She has given me everything, but my sexual health has been severely affected. I no longer ejaculate sperm, and sometimes I even experience bleeding after our encounters due to the excessive lovemaking.”
This cautionary tale sheds light on the dangers of getting involved in such relationships solely for financial gain. It serves as a reminder that one’s well-being should never be compromised for material benefits, and that open communication about boundaries and health concerns is crucial in any relationship.
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