@ChrisExcel102 I just hate how they guilt tripped us for the past couple of day...imagine arguing with someone who might have kwashiorkor... But hay Mandela came through for us
@kenyagossips@AfricaFactsZone What's sad is that we've known this, hence we tried to avoid the this "twar" coz we are better than that, but nooooo, you guys went on and on...ive never thought Kenya was like this honestly, we've never once had issues with the few Kenyans in South Africa... Sad
@caviha4@umhlaliwasekapa@kienileaves Ke sure you are feeling so important that a South African has engaged you... Please stay in your country and stop arguing with 30% slaves online... Start a project in your county to get functioning ambulance and clinic... Be productive...(as I leave to go serve my white master)
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It's Kenya. Nothing should ever make you feel like you lost when the enemy is Kenya.
Identity is more important than situation.
In Luke Chapter 2, we see a 12 year old Jesus. Jesus, his parents and other family members have travelled to Jerusalem. On their way back they realises he is not with them.
For 3 days they search but they can't find him. In verse 49, they find him and Mary says "Son, why have you treated us like this? Your father and I have been searching for you".
And Jesus says to them "But why were you looking for me, I was in my Father's house."
You see... people can call for you for journeys you have never been called for. Identity is not defined by who people need you to be or who they want you to be. Mary and Joseph believed that the absence of Jesus in their journey meant that he was lost.
...I want you to hear this clearly...
People will define you as lost because you are not where it is convenient for them to be. That is the thin line between Identity and Expectations.
Why were you not in that Twar? Who said I am not where I should be?
Your absence is not proof that you are missing out. When it came time to fulfil his purpose, Jesus was on that cross. When the boat was rocking in the rough seas, Jesus was on that boat.
It would have been nice for Mary and Joseph to have Jesus there carrying a few bags, being sent around and taking that family trip with them. But the mistake they made was thinking that his absence for this trip meant that he was LOST.
Your friends will ask "Why were you not at that dinner party".
"Why did you miss that wedding?"
"Why are your friends starting new jobs and you are not?"
They are searching for you through the lense of their EXPECTATIONS of where you should be in that time.
When you are where you should be, we might think you are missing from this journey, that twar with Kenya.
I am a bit busy with some exams and assessments now. And it might be great for us to walk into these twars together. But at the moment a twar will be like Jonah in the belly of that fish.
I am at my father's house of assessments and exams. But in 3 weeks we will fight these twars side by side β€οΈππΎ
@Anza_Musandiwa It was Sooo uncomfortable though... It's like being slapped or bullied by someone who's disabled, you know one kick can end everything but you can't. Phela all we've known about kenya its kwashiorkor, and for us that's a no go area. But now we know, the HATE for SA is deep
@OmarSalim390057@Fit_Mandisa Dude honestly... You guys are make us uncomfortable, imagine having a twar with someone who survived.... Who has.... Eish you know what I mean, we honestly can't do this with you... You win