"I can't stand potbellies" actress reveals

omotolani

July 26, 2016 3:04 PM

The actress opens up to the publication about the kind of men she would date, sex and feminism.

Beverly Naya

Nollywood actress, Beverly Naya is part of the cover stars of this months issue of Genevieve Magazine.

On her ideal kind of guy, "I can't stand potbellies and beyond the physical, someone who doesn't know hot to treat me like a lady. I have a fear of settling down with the wrong guy and I won't deny itand that's probably why I haven't found that ideal guy yet. I know he will come.

I am very ambitious and I know where I am going so anyone I am going to marry has to be successful in some way so that when we do get married. I am not the one doing everything."

Talking about the negative stereotypes in her career, she said, "That actresses are hoes looking for money all the time."

The actress also turned the heat up with her talk about sex and feminism.

According to her, "I understand sex before marriage. You don't want to end up with someone who gives you bad sex. I can respect a guy's decision to abstain, but why? I get it for religious reasons. ideally, i would love to abstain but I don't want to be in a situation where the guy is impotent or can't please me. I will resent him."

On feminism, "You can achieve anything you want to achieve and not focus on what the men are doing. Just achieve your goals."

Beverly Naya who stars in the movie 'undefined', in 2014 began a campaign called #FiftyShadesofBlack to encourage young girls to love themselves and be comfortable with being who they are.

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