Patrick, the man at the centre of a cheating storm says he was wrong in humiliating his wife, Faith Mutema. He says he is now trying to mak...
Patrick, the man at the centre of a cheating storm says he was wrong in humiliating his wife, Faith Mutema.
He says he is now trying to make amends. "I drove to where Faith is after she threatened to commit suicide and I am sure she has suffered enough that she does not deserve to be humiliated like that. Please help me to protect Faith from further damages. As we speak right now I am with her," said Patrick.
Patrick's remorse comes as he was savaged by Msasa Projects and Eternal Word Ministries International and family counsellor Pastor Lucia Gunguwo, popularly known as Mai Gunguwo.
Mai Gunguwo urged the sisters who recorded the video to examine themselves and be realistic in life since they are women who can as well make mistakes.
"Patrick's sisters were supposed to value the kids that carry the name of their brother's surname before coming to their decision of humiliating another woman as if they never sinned. It is not that we condone Faith's actions, but it was important to let her go without publicising it on social media for her to maintain her dignity as the mother of their brother's children and find out the reason for her actions," she said.
"From the cases I handle, I discovered that men are into prostitution such that their small houses (girlfriends) or ladies they go out with are using charms that their manhood would would not erect when they are with their wives. Men please know that girlfriends are 'fixing you' so that you ditch your own wives. It is rare for a woman to pay for sex, according to reports published," she said.
He says he is now trying to make amends. "I drove to where Faith is after she threatened to commit suicide and I am sure she has suffered enough that she does not deserve to be humiliated like that. Please help me to protect Faith from further damages. As we speak right now I am with her," said Patrick.
Patrick's remorse comes as he was savaged by Msasa Projects and Eternal Word Ministries International and family counsellor Pastor Lucia Gunguwo, popularly known as Mai Gunguwo.
Mai Gunguwo urged the sisters who recorded the video to examine themselves and be realistic in life since they are women who can as well make mistakes.
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"From the cases I handle, I discovered that men are into prostitution such that their small houses (girlfriends) or ladies they go out with are using charms that their manhood would would not erect when they are with their wives. Men please know that girlfriends are 'fixing you' so that you ditch your own wives. It is rare for a woman to pay for sex, according to reports published," she said.
"Many times we read about women cheating to get money to support children but in this case Faith was paying for sex to show that Patrick was sex-starving her. The sisters were supposed to get to the bottom of of the story and find ways of solving it other than doing what they did," she said.
Musasa Project Program Officer, Nyasha Mazango, described Patrick as a coward by who engaged his sisters to settle his areas of weakness.
"Whenever you find a man who engages his mother or sisters to solve his marital problems, he is a coward since Faith's relatives are there to help as well. Prostitutes are increasing in the streets because they are getting clients and men must not undress women to cover up their weaknesses. Had it been Patrick who had been caught cheating, his sisters were not going to record but urge Faith to soldier on saying 'shinga muroora' (be resolute), but in this case, they have damaged their dignity forgetting that they are women who should not treat another woman as if she is not a human being," she said.
Musasa Project Program Officer, Nyasha Mazango, described Patrick as a coward by who engaged his sisters to settle his areas of weakness.
"Whenever you find a man who engages his mother or sisters to solve his marital problems, he is a coward since Faith's relatives are there to help as well. Prostitutes are increasing in the streets because they are getting clients and men must not undress women to cover up their weaknesses. Had it been Patrick who had been caught cheating, his sisters were not going to record but urge Faith to soldier on saying 'shinga muroora' (be resolute), but in this case, they have damaged their dignity forgetting that they are women who should not treat another woman as if she is not a human being," she said.
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