Ricky Williams’ tweets about sex life not ok with wife

Former Ravens running back Ricky Williams  is finding new ways to occupy his time following his recent retirement, and Twitter has become his favorite means to open up about all things Ricky.

Besides the word of Jesus Ricky is also now promoting his new favorite website, Access Consciousness , and their class on Access Bars.

According to the class description:

There are 32 Bars of energy that run through and around your head. They store the electromagnetic component of all the thoughts, ideas, attitudes, decisions and beliefs that you have ever had about anything. There are Bars for healing, body, control, awareness, creativity, power, aging, sex and money; just to name a few. Each thought, idea, attitude, decision or belief that you have fixed in place solidifies the energy and limits your capacity to be generative in that area and to have something different show up in your life with ease.

Ricky can attest to the part about sex:

Shortly thereafter, Ricky tweeted to his 85,000 followers that his wife didn’t appreciate him talking about their sex life, and he would be deleting his account.  That was followed by a tweet that she would agree to let him keep the account if he reaches 100,000 followers.

For the Record: I think Ricky will take to retirement better than anyone from the sports world before him.  He won’t have regrets or doubts, he won’t have trouble letting it go, I don’t even think he’ll miss it much.  He can now rejoin the rest of us, in a society free from drug tests, focus on finding his Chi, aligning his chacras, and  I’m sure his wife would be down for some tantric sex, as long as he doesn’t tell thousands of people about it after.

The Shaq’s, Favre’s and Canseco’s of the world could probably learn something from Ricky about life after the game.  They should follow @rickywilliams.  We all should…

Posted by David Sacco on 02/11/2012. Filed under FEATURED,NFL,TWITTER. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry