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Make money so that your private parts can rest, Susan Makula tells unmarried women.

TV personality Susan Makula believes some women are overworking their private parts by turning them into sources of income.

Parvin Senkubuge and Susan Makula

Makula, who co-hosts a dating and relationship show called The Junction on Salt TV, said that such women need to look into other means of making money so they can give their private parts time to rest.

"That's the reason you (young girls) need to make money so that your private parts can rest. Girls who don't want to work and are relying on their private parts to make money, they (private parts) are tired," said the TV presenter, who is betrothed to Pastor Aloysius Bugingo, who owns the television station.

"Auntie Sue [a co-host], a girl that wants money, but doesn't work, her private parts, oh my God, it's just that they (sexual organs) don't talk."

Parvin Senkubuge, who completes the trio, said that some of the girls are sleeping with "your grandfathers", urging them to "make [their own] money."

Jokingly, Senkubuge said that one of the pastors had said that as long as a woman doesn't "come back limping, no one will know... and those things [private organs] don't get used up."

Susan Makula told women that men don't want to get married to someone with a lot of sexual experience.

"There is no marriage that asks for sexual experience. Men don't want it if you think the more men you sleep with and acquire more skills, that's how you'll get experience and get good in bed," she said. "A man will initiate sex and see a monkey, a wolf, something he can't manage."

According to Makula, a man loves a woman who will honour his name, and being with a woman who doesn't have a questionable sexual history is one of the ways of achieving that.

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