Ghanaian actress Lydia Forson is among several Ghanaian female celebrities featured in the 5th edition of the celebrity and lifestyle magazine; Glitz Africa Magazine.

One area of question that most female personalities will not visit or answer is question relating to who they are dating or who is their kind of men. But in her interview in the quarterly magazine answering that question, the heavily endowed actress said “I like thick guys because I am a lot of woman and I need someone who can handle all my curves. I am also intrigued by mysterious men.”

She is blessed with what most guys will refer to as ‘enough substance’. Most people say she’s a fat woman but as a healthy person she disagrees.

“I don’t always walk around thinking I am the coolest being in this world; I have my days that I feel bloated and days that I feel like chill Lydia, “know what your butt is the ish!”

However Mr. Thick guy must be able or not afraid of showing Public Display of Affection (PDA), she says “I love PDA”.

She also reveals that “I like someone who is extremely open minded. I have come to realize how important that is. I want someone who is not afraid to break the rules, someone who doesn’t have impossible in their dictionary. Most importantly, I want someone who will respect me and I because I think that is the most important thing in a relationship.

When he respects you, I believe he will not cheat on you, abuse you physically, instead he will take care of you because he respects that you are his woman and you have to look good. When I am in love with someone I feel like I am entirely theirs, so let’s just enjoy each other. I am attracted to mischief and the unknown, the kind of guy no one will date but I will be the only one to see something rare and beautiful in them. Yep that it sums it up”

Thought Lydia Forson started her career as a talented actress and a hot cake starring in some of African’s blockbusters such as Perfect Picture, Scorned and a Sting In A Tale—all from the camp of Sparrow Productions, an alleged feud between her and Sparrow Productions has affected her career.

The last time Lydia Forson was involved in a major production was her feature in Cupboard, directed by Desmond Elliott.