Singer Jackie Chandiru has urged women to think twice before sharing intimate photos and videos, warning that people who genuinely love them should never ask for such content.
In a recent media interview, Chandiru said many women feel pressured to send explicit images to partners who claim to love them, even though such requests should never be a measure of love or commitment.
She added that meaningful relationships should develop through real-life interactions rather than the exchange of intimate content online.
If you want to see me naked, you have to court me. It starts with a simple hello, then we talk, we get to know each other over time before anything else.
Chandiru said intimacy should develop naturally within a committed relationship, not through photos or videos shared over the phone.
Anyone who truly wants that kind of access should come into my life properly and experience a real relationship, not ask for pictures or videos.
She also criticized people who pressure their partners into sending intimate content, arguing that genuine love comes with respect and concern for the other person’s safety.
If somebody genuinely loves you, they will not even ask for such things. They will think about what could happen if your phone is lost or if those images ever get out.
Chandiru concluded by warning that anyone who insists on receiving explicit photos or videos may have selfish intentions and could later misuse or leak the content.