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Man Inserts Candles In Wife’s Genitals
A Harare man was Thursday dragged to the Civil Court on allegations of sexually abusing his wife by inserting candles into her private organs.
Pamela Makombera told the court that she was seeking a protection order against her husband who had developed a habit of physically abusing her in the presence of their children.
“This man has been using candles and fingers on my organs and if I fail to comply he accuses me of being a prostitute.
“I have since run away from our matrimonial home but he follows me around texting some abusive messages,” she said.
Responding to the allegations Nicodemous Nyakudya disputed the claims made by his wife saying he could never do such a thing to a woman he was legally married to.”I have never inserted candles into her organs. Our problem emanated (from) when I saw a text message in her phone that was sent by her boyfriend but we settled the dispute,” he said.
Magistrate Gamuchirai Siwardi who presided over the matter granted a protection order which bars Nyakudya from sexually abusing his wife so she can live in peace.
-Zim Live
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Chimbwi nayena alikwata abanankwe.
May 30, 2014 at 6:39 pm
Iam sorry may this man must have been told by his wife that he had a small picolo,hence may not have been getting sexual satisfaction from the husband .This could have what led to the husband to abuse her with a long,huge candle pakuti omfwikishe bwino nokukwata Orgasm bwangu-bwangu.Some women think a big and huge bikala matters.What matters is how the picolo performs in bed and not abnomal size.
Anonymous
May 31, 2014 at 12:42 pm
the husband is what they call a “sadomasochist”
HOTWAX PLAY in its simplest form, is when consenting adults hold a candle over a person and drip wax.. Occasionally people will drip wax on their submissive’s genital area or insert a long candle into the vagina or anus and let the wax run down the sides of the candle until the area is obscured, often times until a large mound is formed
Julius malema
May 30, 2014 at 7:12 pm
Te shakafuswa fye uyo? Jst tel us ba tumfweko, zimbabwean man kwisa? We all know that story
jamakudi
May 30, 2014 at 10:15 pm
Awe ni Julius malema uwa kowela ne fibanda fya adultery
diamond platinum
May 30, 2014 at 10:39 pm
Gentle men!use the right TOOL for the right JOB
Anonymous
May 31, 2014 at 12:44 pm
Sadomasochism is the giving or receiving of pleasure—sometimes sexual—from acts involving the infliction or reception of pain or humiliation
Tarrant kasuba
May 31, 2014 at 12:43 am
Too bad for this man devil used him badly
Homeless
May 31, 2014 at 6:45 am
If u have failed leave it to us.no kamsutra ya pa nigeria mu mwtampa ku wonfia
Messenger
May 31, 2014 at 12:49 pm
“Hello Alice,
My girlfriend and I like to drip hot candle wax on each other. Is that safe? Can there be any damage or anything? I wouldn’t exactly want anything bad to happen to either of us down there… Thanks!
Dear Reader,
Sounds like you and your girlfriend are waxing creative! Plenty of people find wax play erotic, and as long as you’re conscientious about safety, dripping wax on one another may help keep the flame burning in your love life.
Using care and common sense can help avoid waxy mishaps (like serious burns!). For starters, there are various types of wax, which have different melting points. Generally, the softer the wax the lower the melting point. The lower the melting point, the less chance you have of ending up with a nasty burn in a potentially sensitive area, so wax that’s soft at room temperature is best. Paraffin wax (the kind sold in bulk for canning) melts at around 120°, votive candles around 135°, taper candles at 140° or higher, and beeswax at 145° or higher. To avoid burns, it’s a good idea to stick below 125° (that means home canners are your friends!). Additives such as color, perfume, and stearic acid (used to reduce shrinking and add hardness) can increase the wax’s melting point and cause skin irritation. Another thing to keep in mind, dripping wax sticks to your skin and increases the chance of burns. Holding the source of wax at least 18 inches above the skin gives the drips some time to cool. Testing on yourself (first on a less sensitive area, if your eventual goal is a more sensitive one) can help gauge safety in terms of temperature and propensity to skin irritation. Avoid the face, and be especially careful with delicate areas like the genitals, nipples, and navel.
There are various things one might experiment with: dripping wax, pouring it, or painting it on with a brush. The more wax involved, the more risk there is of burning, so use special caution if you attempt to create a wax Picasso or a penis mold. If you’re using large quantities of wax, you can use a candy thermometer to keep the temperature around 120°. Once wax cools it’s tough to remove it from hair, so avoid hairy areas unless you’re aiming for a wax hair removal treatment.
Communication is crucial for a mutually pleasurable experience, and it’s especially important when playing with wax or other things that could be physically dangerous. Talking with your partner beforehand about what each of you feel comfortable with, paying attention to non-verbal communication, and letting each other know if something isn’t pleasurable are good ways to get the most out of your waxy encounters.”
Source- ask alice
Chief of Grief
May 31, 2014 at 12:51 pm
So,ummm…….Did she reach an orgasm from the candle(big one candle).
tok sence
May 31, 2014 at 1:54 pm
Why insert a candle when she was longing for the real one to go in there,
Mabote Sililo
June 1, 2014 at 12:19 pm
Maybe Charlie Mwango should also try the same because as RB once observed, “manje yake eve sinotimba, ili ndwiii”
Naine
June 2, 2014 at 10:41 pm
What an excuse of a man
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