We got married a few days ago, and we are on our honeymoon, but my wife is restless. Every few minutes, she picks up her phone and checks WhatsApp, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, everywhere. I tell her to put the phone down and enjoy the honeymoon, and she gets irritated.

It’s our second day here, but she hasn’t given me a smile. Even the intimacy felt tense and anxious. This is all because of a dance.

After our reception, I heard her telling the MC, “You better not come and ask for your balance. I won’t pay. What was that for? Why were you encouraging him to dance just to embarrass us?”

Yeah, I’m not a good dancer, but nothing could stop me from dancing on my wedding day. When I took to the floor, I couldn’t be stopped. Every move in my body came out. The cheering was loud. Everyone picked up their phones to capture it. My wife winked at me, but I thought it was a wink of love and approval, so I was gingered to do more.

Immediately we sat down and I was about to catch my breath, she said, “You better not go viral, or else you’re dead.”

I smiled, not knowing she was serious. She was embarrassed by my moves. I watched the video. I wasn’t doing badly too ooo. But she’s on edge, praying she doesn’t see our videos trending on social media.

I don’t even know what I should say to calm her down. She can’t put her phone down. She has called her friends, warning them that no one should post that dancing video. I’ve also called my friends and said the same. Now our fingers are crossed, praying her fear doesn’t come true.

All because I danced. I’ve learned my lesson.

—Aidoo

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