By BigEyeUg Team
In a recent online interview, female singer Carol Nantongo made controversial statements regarding her social circle, asserting that she does not have female friends and instead gravitates towards male companionship due to their purportedly greater understanding and trustworthiness.
Nantongo expressed her belief that women, unlike men, struggle to maintain confidentiality and often betray the secrets entrusted to them. “I have no female friends. I have male friends coz they are more understanding. We women don’t understand, we rarely keep other people’s secrets,” she stated candidly during the interview.
According to Nantongo, confiding in a man guarantees the safety of one’s secrets, whereas sharing them with a woman could result in their widespread dissemination. “If you share a secret with a man, it’s safe but not for a woman as you will find your secrets littered all over the streets,” she emphasized.
These remarks have sparked debates on social media platforms, with some users expressing support for Nantongo’s perspective, citing personal experiences, while others have criticized her for perpetuating stereotypes about women.
While Nantongo’s views may reflect her personal experiences and perceptions, they raise broader questions about trust, friendship dynamics, and gender stereotypes in society.
As discussions surrounding Nantongo’s comments continue, it remains to be seen whether her assertions will prompt a deeper examination of gender roles and relationships within communities.
We will keep you posted
