REFLO’S TV Sparks Conversation on Women Faking it in the Bedroom

Tune in to REFLO’S TV on YouTube and be a part of these empowering conversations....

REFLO’S TV, the popular YouTube channel known for its thought-provoking discussions which is now on Metro TV every Friday at 9:00 PM, is gearing up for an exciting week as five dynamic ladies share their insights on the topic of ‘Women faking it in the bedroom’.

The week kicks off with REFLO’S MAVERICK delving into the common occurrence of women faking orgasms during sexual intercourse. She fearlessly opens up about the reasons behind this behavior, shedding light on the desire to end sex sooner. Viewers are invited to participate in the conversation by leaving their thoughts in the comment section.

Next up, REFLO’S CHURCH GIRL takes the stage and emphasises that sex was created by God for marital couples to bond. In her inspiring discussion, she advocates for equality in relationships and encourages partners to express themselves freely without fear of judgment.

REFLO’S BARBIE adds her voice to the conversation, addressing the startling fact that only a small percentage of women reach orgasm during sexual intercourse. She discusses the impact of men with big egos who mistakenly believe they are fulfilling their partner’s needs.

REFLO’S MS CANDID bravely acknowledges that while most women fake orgasms, they rarely admit it to their partners. Providing an insightful perspective, she explores common reasons why women engage in this behavior and shares ways to enhance a woman’s sexual enjoyment.

Lastly, REFLO’S WOMANIST sheds light on the fear of judgment, self-consciousness, and the desire to protect their partner’s ego as the reasons behind faking orgasms. She encourages viewers to have open discussions about their sex life to foster understanding and intimacy. So, tune in to REFLO’S TV on Metro TV this and every Friday at 9:00 PM and be a part of these empowering conversations. Join the community of engaged viewers and enjoy the enlightening discussions while vying for fantastic prizes!

In a heartfelt effort to promote menstrual health and empower young girls, the Greater Love Foundation, in collaboration with Reflo Company Ltd and The Florence Mensah Foundation (TFMF), successfully held its flagship outreach initiative Project Pad A Girl at Accra Central on Saturday, 2^nd August, 2025.

With the powerful theme “Menstrual Equity for All: Empowering Her,” the project provided Reflo’s sanitary pads and menstrual hygiene education to kayayoo (head porters) and other less privileged young women. The event aimed at uplifting vulnerable groups often left out of essential education and menstrual hygiene support. The campaign sought to address one of the most overlooked but deeply personal challenges many girls face — access to safe and hygienic menstrual products. The project reached over 500 girls, equipping them not only with essential Reflo’s sanitary products but also with the confidence, education and support needed to embrace womanhood with pride and dignity.

Speaking at the event, Eunice Esaaba Essien, Founder of the Greater Love Foundation, emphasised the campaign’s mission: “Periods should never stand in the way of a girl’s education, self-esteem or dreams. Through ‘Project Pad A Girl’, we are saying loudly and clearly that every girl deserves to feel clean, safe and empowered — regardless of her background.”

Central to the campaign was the donation of high-quality sanitary pads from Reflo Company Ltd, a Ghanaian-owned brand that has become synonymous with menstrual comfort and dignity. Designed for maximum protection, Reflo’s Sanitary Pads feature extra-long, extra-heavy capacity with up to 10 hours of absorption, providing the reliability that young girls need to go about their daily lives with confidence. Representatives from Reflo Company Ltd shared essential knowledge on how to care for themselves during their periods, manage stigma, stay healthy and confident.

The Reflo Company Ltd is very elated to be to part of this amazing initiative, because it’s mission aligns strongly with the theme of the program which is to empower young women to live boldly and without shame.