@Lexaz_Lexaz My advice,find a few good trusted friends who you can form deeper connections with,friends who won’t judge,who will have your back and listen to you.Hope it helps!
@Lexaz_Lexaz I think thats one of the differences between male and female friendships.Women always form deep emotional bonds within our friendships-we talk,we cry,we argue,we vent.Most men don’t make such vulnerable friendships and usually use female partners as their emotional outlets.
@itz_df Oh thanks for the context.I was just referring to the Twitter discourse not the screenshot persay.People are wishing on Tusa’s downfall mpaka kuti she should be humbled which is mean and unnecessary.
A Malawi mulibe pabwino.
Tusaiwe had dedicated her life to helping others and so many people have benefited from her and her foundation.
Busy pa Twitter koma olo mwana mmodzi slipasi simunamughulireko but wanting to dictate how she runs her things.
What Tusa is doing with YANA is greater than the mistakes she has made. I see she has apologized and I really hope she changes and finds comms people to help her
Komano the Malawians who are wishing for her Downfall so that she is humbled, is that not witchcraft?
It’s a great innovation considering monetization is still a dream for most of Africa.
It’s just annoying that we need a 3rd party app when all these social media apps already have monetization programs that have woefully excluded African users/creators who contribute to them.
I think (hope) that Ulinzinga website could (will) change the game for creatives here. Might take a minute, but getting people to pay for content might actually become a regular thing. 🤞🏽