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2022 has been fill up with seperations stemming from partners cheating. However, Friday star Angela Means has some pretty fascinating takes on the subject of cheating.
The actress, who is now a vegan chef and owner of LA’s Jackfruit Café restaurant, appeared on The Art Of Dialogue vodcast to give her outlook.
Angela Means, best known for her part as the famous character “Felicia” in Friday, was asked about her feelings on everything neighbouring her former co-star Nia Long and Ime Udoka. She suggests that Udoka’s cheating did “not happen to her; it happened for her.”
In addition, she indicate her wishes for the partners to work through the rough and highly promoted turmoil and that the cheating feature is not a “dealbreaker,” especially because they have a child to upraise. But Angela Means’s attitude on cheating overall appears to be that it should not be considered a “dealbreaker” for connections.
Elsewhere in the discussion, the actress and chef explains that people have exhausted too long being “disconnected from creations,” indicating that because of this, we are more inclined to misunderstanding the true creations of the male species.
“Our world at large is occupied because of the libido of a man,” said Angela Means. Moreover, she contend that the world would be “in trouble” if there were to be a decline in men’s lustful desire.
The artiste continues to list what she labels accurate knowledge before declaring that it’s actually Biblical for men to cheat. “If that’s what [a man] can do, maybe that’s what he’s assumed to do,” said Angela Means.
She then express that men are ordered to “spread their seeds” in the Bible. With all the knowledge brings forth, she disclose that men should not have to control themselves, as it’s being argued, because it’s geniune.
