Ayesha Curry Expresses Her Dismay At Lack Of Attention From Men While Women Inappropriately Pursue Her Husband Steph Curry

Ayesha Curry Expresses Her Dismay At Lack Of Attention From Men While Women Inappropriately Pursue Her Husband Steph Curry

May 9. 2019

Steph Curry, Ayesha Curry and their daughter Riley

Ayesha Curry, the wife of NBA basketball star, Steph Curry, complained of the lack of attention she gets from men, whereas her husband is constantly pursued by women. She stated, "I have zero - this sounds weird - but, like, male attention. So then I begin to internalize it and I'm like, 'Is something wrong with me?'"

Actually, men have made flattering comments about Ayesha and Steph's mom, Sonya, on social networking websites such as Twitter. I have read many comments where men stated Steph's wife and mom are pretty and beautiful. Some of the comments were also sexual.

Steph Curry, Ayesha Curry and their children Riley, Ryan and Canon

Ayesha needs to remember she is married to a famous man and has three children. Most men will not pursue a woman who is married with three children. People also like Steph and don't want to break up his marriage. Whereas women are another story. Some women are decent. They will respect another woman's relationship or marriage. However, there are a number of unethical women, who don't care if a man has a girlfriend or wife, especially when he's rich and famous.

These women will send rich and famous men the most sexually explicit comments on social networking, offering to perform all sorts of sex acts. They will try to meet and have sex with him. They will try to break up the relationships and marriages of rich and famous men. I see it all the time in the entertainment and sports industries. The lengths some women go to is disgraceful.

Riley, Ryan and Canon Curry

Ayesha needs to be careful what she wishes for, as some male attention can be too much. When they won't take no for an answer, make sexually explicit comments to your face and get all touchy feely against your wishes and in public places, even though you don't know them. That is annoying. It is particularly annoying when the attention comes from a man who is dating your friend or relative. That's just uncomfortable and awkward. You don't want that.

Ayesha, be happy with your handsome husband and beautiful family. You both knew each other before the fame and money. You've accomplished a lot together. You've helped each other get to where you are in life. Enjoy that. Look your best for yourself and your husband (and vice versa) and don't worry about all that other stuff.

Ryan, Ayesha, Canon and Riley

I state that to all women who feel the way she does in similar situations. Too much male attention is not good. Too much female attention is not good either, as it makes some men promiscuous and to their own detriment (unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, lawsuits, acts of violence against them).

It's an ego boost for a man to have a lot of female attention, to log on and ready comments from women who want to date you and are calling you hot, but ask yourself, before you had the fame and the money, where were all these women. Rich and famous men must realize that certain types of women they were not able to get a date with prior to fame and money, are only interested in them now because of their newfound wealth and public stature. Just so, if the fame and money disappear, so will those women.

Ayesha Curry and Steph Curry

Seriously, think about it. The stunning women who would not give you the time of day, who are all of a sudden throwing themselves at you because you are rich and famous, are not being sincere. They are after your money and the attention that comes with dating rich and famous men. If you couldn't pull them before the fame and money, think about the real reason you are able to pull them now and realize what you are dealing with and its fakeness.

My point, keep all the attention in stride. It's flattering but realize it can be fickle and disappear at any time. Stick with the person who is true to you and not after your money and fame.