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[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

Yooh Guys, mumeona hii poster ya Mwabili pale YT?

We can actually crowdsource atuletee mambo live from ground. Wachana Na biased mainstream media. This is a very valid crowdfunding.

[Truth Seeker @AndrewMuturi4]

@pastorpld Financial debt crisis

[Chief & Queen @LyfAcrosBorders]

HE ASKED ONE QUESTION, THE ROOM WENT SILENT:👀

If a man has friends, doesn’t want kids, hires a maid, and pays for sex, why would he need a woman?

That question exposed something deeper. 👀

The truth is, both men and women can survive alone. Money can buy convenience. Friends can provide company. Technology can replace many services.

But survival is not the same as fulfillment.

A good partner is not a cleaner, a cook, a wallet, or a source of validation.

A husband and wife are supposed to bring something money cannot buy - love, loyalty, sacrifice, accountability, growth, and a shared purpose.

The problem today is that too many people ask:

"What can this person do for me?"

Instead of:

"Who can we become together?"

Independence is powerful, but pride can make people reject the very partnership that helps them grow.

Marriage is not about needing someone because you are incomplete.

It is about choosing someone because life is better when you build together.

A strong man doesn’t need a woman to survive. A strong woman doesn’t need a man to survive. But the right man and the right woman can create something neither could build alone.

What do you think? 👇🏾

#Marriage #Relationships

C & Q ✍️🏾
𝑳𝒊𝒇𝒆 𝒅𝒊𝒅𝒏’𝒕 𝒃𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒌 𝒖𝒔 - 𝒊𝒕 𝒕𝒂𝒖𝒈𝒉𝒕 𝒖𝒔. 𝑮𝒖𝒂𝒓𝒅 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒑𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒆 𝒅𝒂𝒊𝒍𝒚.

[Path of Men @PathOfMen_]

Einstein reported his theory of relativity arriving in a dream.

Mendeleev saw the periodic table in hypnagogic vision after falling asleep at his desk having failed to organize the elements while awake.

Paul McCartney woke with the melody of Yesterday fully formed having had no conscious access to its composition

Edison slept in a chair holding steel balls over a metal plate. The moment he drifted off they'd drop, wake him, and he'd capture whatever his brain had just produced.

Load the problem consciously before sleep. Read about it, think about it, write about it, turn it over as many times as you can while still awake. Then put it down completely and let the transition do what the transition does. Keep something to write with within reach of where you sleep.

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇. 𝐎. 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

I was squeezed, forced to undress, beaten, and humiliated.

One police officer refused to believe I am Luo. He insisted my ID was fake and said he would only believe it after another Luo person came to identify me.

Then came the questions.

"Why aren't you in the broad based government? What are you doing with Kikuyus? Why can't you support the government when Luos are already in government?"

Those questions revealed more than they probably intended. They showed how dangerous it is when citizens are judged by their ethnicity or their perceived political loyalty instead of being treated equally under the law.

But amid that darkness, one person never gave up on us.

She kept calling.
She kept pushing.
She stood her ground when others chose silence.

Her courage and determination ensured we were released and driven away.

That lady is @PalomaGatabaki.

Thank you for standing with us when it mattered most. We will never forget it.

Now we owe you a proper meal.

I don't know whether you enjoy fish, but we must take you to Gikomba for some delicious obambla.

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

Shame is one of the most important gifts given to human beings. It is the final thread that ties a person to decency, restraint, and moral responsibility. When a person loses the capacity to feel shame, you are no longer dealing with someone guided by reason, conscience, or basic humanity.

There was a time when being called a thief was a disgrace. It was a stain on one’s name, family, and public standing. But somewhere along the way, society began to excuse theft when it came wrapped in power, tribe, popularity, or political loyalty. At one point, people even praised a thief and said, “That is the thief we want; he has stolen our hearts.” From that moment, the road downhill became very steep.

Then we softened the language. We stopped calling thieves what they are. We gave theft a cleaner name and called it corruption. It sounded more respectable, more official, less offensive. A thief was no longer a thief; he was simply “corrupt.”

But changing the name does not change the crime. Theft remains theft, whether it is done in the streets, in offices, in boardrooms, or in government.

And until we recover our sense of shame as a society, we are not yet free.

[Ken_ @cknze1]

Every time I ask my guys here (who are always the ones to start the convo in a bid to change my POV) what are the tangible benefits a man gets from marriage,

It always devolves into 2 answers: companionship and children.

The one who is heavy on the “companionship” always says he is happier when his babe is around.

He is also ALWAYS on the phone with different women, in a way that I can easily tell does not flow from the love of a “player” but of a guy seriously lacking a sense of completeness by himself, and looks to women to cure his inherent loneliness.

This is how I know that there is a difference in our inner architecture.

This is how I know I can’t really be close with a lot of people, especially guys.

I am complete by myself. My presence is my favorite place.

They can’t understand this no matter how hard they try.

They project a future of misery and loneliness unto me. I can sense the hostility beginning to ooze out when they hear me speak.

There is a sense in which another person experiences your beliefs and your essence as a direct attack on them, as a mirror to their own insufficiencies.

And so I’ve learned to recognize these baits into deep personal conversations for what they truly are. Not honest inquiries, but a preparation to attack your person in order to defend themselves.

[Amazing @kijanayamwingii]

Kasarani OCS Agnes Ndanu is alleged to have pushed her young partner, Nicole Omondi, from the sixth floor of an apartment building during a reported altercation. LGBTQ takes one

[Max The Airbnb Guy🏡 @Maxtheairbnbguy]

Give the people you love space sometimes. Else you are going to choke them. Love does not mean constant presence. It does not mean constant texts, constant calls, constant demands for attention. Love means trust. And trust means giving room to breathe.

When you cling too tightly, you suffocate. When you need constant reassurance, you exhaust. When you cannot let them have their own time, their own space, their own life, you are not loving them. You are controlling them.

Space is not rejection. It is respect. It is acknowledging that your partner is a whole person with their own needs, thoughts, and rhythm. They need time to miss you. They need time to recharge. They need time to be themselves, not just your partner.

[Chris Riungu @RealChrisRiungu]

This woman explains the nature of people who needs your help and when it's their turn to offer help when you are in need, they're nowhere to be seen. My friend, move away from people like this, they're just using you.

[Mzalendo Mūtemi wa Kīama @MutemiWaKiama]

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[Tilingi 🐘 @ArapTilingi]

A truly Made in Kenya Product.
Viola Maina started Gooseberry Delight Ltd (GDL) becoming the first in Kenya to grow and value add Cape gooseberries into products like hot sauces, jams, and dried fruits. From her Eldoret Factory they have agreements with 3,000 farmers and are actively working with about 100, giving them a steady market and helping improve their incomes.

Today, her products are available in Naivas, Chandarana, Quickmatt, and leading hotels across Kenya.

Grab yourself one and enjoy.

[Primzy @lovyPrimzy1]

A few years later, I found out a single father in the building was behind on rent.

I paid it anonymously.

Not because I owed anyone.

Because someone had once shown me grace when I needed it.

When my landlord retired, a group of tenants threw him a party.

Someone asked him whether he regretted all the people who had taken advantage of his rule.

He laughed.

"Of course some people took advantage."

"That's the price of trusting people."

Then he said something that split the room.

"I'd rather be fooled by a few selfish people than become the kind of person who refuses to help everyone."

To this day, the tenants who lived in that building still argue about his rule.

Some believe generosity without conditions only encourages bad behavior.

Others believe that grace only means something when it's given without first deciding who deserves it.

I still don't know which side is right.

[Muscle Forge @LearnLoopz]

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[valentine @valawakened]

I love the idea of having a lover not a girlfriend , not a wife. Just someone who adores you, courts you, and cares for you deeply. You’re completely obsessed with each other, but you each have your own space, free from expectations or societal pressure. There’s something so effortlessly chic and undeniably hot about that.

[Eric @amerix]

To all politicians,

When a young man sacrifices his dignity to support you, don't sacrifice his life.

#ArrestFikirini

#ArrestFikirini

#ArrestFikirini

#ArrestFikirini

[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

The message is clear.

#FreeHalima

[Your Best Version @YourPrimePath]

Stop being a loser. Get up early. Make your bed. Go train. Eat clean. Do your laundry. Pay every bill on time. Save till it hurts, then save more. Pick a craft and get obsessed. Pick a person to become and start acting like them today. Care more than everyone around you. Push till you break, then get back up. Knowing when to quit isn't weakness, it's strategy. Stand up straight. Speak up. Go all in. Smile anyway. Life is short and then it's gone. Misery is a choice. You're not the first to suffer and you won't be the last. Someone with less than you made it. So will you. Nobody's special. Everybody is. Keep moving.

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

KTN exposes a new secret unit that is meant to deal with government critics. They’re meant to torture you

[Pritika @pritika_9]

Life teaches you detachment the hard way. Nothing truly belongs to you. People change, moments pass. Love can be here one day and gone the next. Savor every bit of it while it’s present, but don’t cling too tightly. When things shift, release them. When the energy starts to fade, step back and guard your peace.