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LGBTQ activist, Bisi Alimi, says there’s nothing spiritual about s3x
Bisi Alimi, a Nigerian same-sex marriage activist has opined that there is nothing spiritual about s*x.
Speaking via his Instagram stories on Wednesday afternoon, the spokesman for the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-S*xual, Transgender (LGBT+) community stated that people should desist from making a big deal out of s*x.
He went further to state that s*xually active people should endeavour to be responsible whenever they are engaging in the act.
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Bisi Alimi had this to say:
“There is absolutely nothing spiritual about s*x.
Don’t let anyone lie to you and dull your cruise.
Just f**k responsibly.”
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