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Tyla explained that she believes the ideal partner should strike a balance, adding that many men now avoid showing too much affection because they fear being judged.
South African singer Tyla has lamented over modern dating culture and practices, stating that men are no longer comfortable with public show of affection.
The artist, while speaking during a lighthearted conversation, regarded modern men as ‘divas’, stating that most of them tend to have unnecessary attitude.
Tyla explained that she believes the ideal partner should strike a balance, adding that many men now avoid showing too much affection because they fear being judged.
“Guys these days… Divas. Bedazzled divas. There just needs to be a balance. Like, you need to know when to be nonchalant and when to be chalant. I just think like guys don’t want to be simps anymore. It’s kind of embarrassing now. Own it. If you love your woman, own it,” she stressed.
Her comments stirred up online conversations about modern dating culture and why people have become emotionally guarded.
