American Rapper Bryson Gray Regrets Not Saving Virginity for Marriage
American rapper Bryson Gray, known for his hit “I Choose Violence,” has expressed regret over not preserving his virginity for marriage, despite practising celibacy for 12 years before tying the knot.
Gray shared his reflections in a recent social media post, emphasizing the value of virginity and urging his followers to embrace godly principles in their relationships.
He wrote, “One of the things I wish I would have done. I was celibate for 12 years before I got married, but man, I wish I would’ve known to not engage in fornication at all!”
Gray also cautioned against dismissing the importance of saving oneself for marriage, adding, “Don’t let anyone tell you saving yourself is ‘lame.’ The people saying that have children out of wedlock and multiple baby mommas/daddies. Do it God’s way and you’ll never fail!”
The rapper’s statement has sparked discussions among fans about celibacy, faith, and the societal pressures surrounding relationships.
