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Controversial Podcaster Claims Women Having Instagram In Relationships Is Cheating

Controversial Podcaster Claims Women Having Instagram In Relationships Is Cheating

He said that women in serious relationships who use the app are '100% cheating'

A podcaster has come under fire for claiming that a woman having an Instagram account is the same as ‘cheating’ on her partner. 

Myron Gaines from the Fresh & Fit podcast made the comments during a recent episode, in which he also said that ‘for women, attention is like sex for men’.

Listen, mate, some of us just like posting photos of our pets, okay?

During the podcast, Gaines said: “I think if you’re in a serious relationship with a girl, she should not have an Instagram - that’s cheating.

“In my opinion, I think a woman having an Instagram is 100 percent cheating, especially if she has scantily clad photos of herself on the internet and she’s not making money off it, which a lot of women tend to do.

Myron Gaines from the Fresh & Fit podcast.
YouTube/freshfitmiami

“If you have Instagram just for attention, you know what I’m saying? And I think for women, attention is like sex for men. So, you know, women love attention from the opposite gender and if you’ve got a serious relationship with a girl and she still has a ‘for sale’ sign on her neck, I think that’s very disrespectful.”

In the background, Gaines' female guest on the podcast looked shocked by his comments with her jaw dropped several times as he spoke.

As you can imagine, Gaines' - somewhat bizarre - opinion hasn’t gone down well online. 

After a clip of the podcast was shared by TikTok account @moneytips - that regularly re-shares viral videos - comments flooded in from people who were left feeling slightly baffled by his opinion. 

One person said: “Real question. Has he ever been in a relationship? I want him to get in one, just to see how outta pocket this thought process is.”

Another wrote: “This HAS to be a parody.”

A third TikTok user commented: “Never seen someone embody a red flag so perfectly.”

While someone else said: “How is he not embarrassed…”

Others questioned whether Gaines just made the comments to try and court attention himself, with one asking: “He’s just doing this for attention at this point right?”

And a fellow commenter said: “You know he just wants the views cause no way anyone actually believes this.”

This isn't the first time Gaines has caused controversy with the unorthodox opinions he shares on his podcast.

Back in 2020, he shared some 'misogynistic' dating advice in regards to when a woman wants to reschedule a date.

He said: "You simply respond, 'Hey, that's cool, but I'm not really a fan of flakey girls. If we go out, you're going to pay for drinks or dinner or whatever plans you guys had'.

"With women, when they give you undesirable behavior, you need to punish it immediately, so she knows it's not acceptable. Because if you take her back and take her on a date after she did some BS like that, she's gonna think it's OK."

He then added: "Don't reinforce bad behavior with positive treatment."

Featured Image Credit: Fresh & Fit/Instagram/@unplugfit

Topics: Sex and Relationships, Viral