I regret bleaching my skin

Women we know are crazy about lightening, whitening their skin because it is believed that's what men perceive as beautiful. 

But when Men decides to bleach their skin, what should we say they are after? Or is it low self esteem or inferiority complex?

Veteran Ghanaian highlife artiste, Obuoba J. A. Adofo, says one thing he can never forgive himself for is bleaching his skin when he was at the peak of his career.
Adofo who was popular for his hit songs like
Owuo Mpaso, Yaa Boatemaa, Ankwandobi, Kyerema, Odo Pa, Yebede Agoro, City Boys and Mukyea , said this during a recent interview with Graphic Showbiz.
“You know at that time, bleaching and having permed, curly hair meant a lot to people who thought they had arrived. As a musician at my peak, I wanted to feel that sense of belonging so I bleached my skin.
I thought that that way, people would know that I was a big man, but later I regretted my actions having learnt of the complications of bleaching and the consequences people suffered.
I even found out that it was difficult for surgeries to be performed on bleached skin. Till date, I feel guilty for doing that and really wish I could change the hands of time” he said.