Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Johnson Suleman, has directed strong advice to women about how they present themselves on social media, warning that exaggerated displays of luxury can affect their chances of finding a partner.
Addressing his congregation, Suleman focused primarily on ladies, describing how online posts can create unintended impressions. “You are posting yourself in a five-star hotel. You’re posting yourself by the pool side. You’re walking by the pool side,” he said.
He explained that a young man who is interested may begin to evaluate what he sees. “And the young man is viewing your status. In his head, he knows that hotel will tell. He has quickly made a call to ask how much is one night there,” Suleman stated.
According to him, the cost could immediately discourage the admirer. “They tell him it is 250,000. His rent for one year is where you slept one night. And he was liking you,” he said.
The cleric stressed that the issue is not the experience itself but how it is portrayed. “But your presentation, are you following what I’m talking about?” he asked.
He warned that posting occasional luxury moments as though they reflect everyday life may send the wrong message. “You are posting things. You are posting life. A life you experience once in a while. You are posting as though that is your level,” Suleman added.
Suleman maintained that presentation matters, particularly for women praying for relationships. He emphasized that projecting a lifestyle that does not represent daily reality can unintentionally push away potential partners who feel intimidated or financially inadequate.See_More…