@ZacEnya Displaying public affection toward your daughter at that age is perceived as improper and irresponsible. Behavioral cultivation begins at home, exposing her to such public actions normalizes the behavior, leading her to believe it is entirely acceptable.
@bakhita_esther Let me break this down for you bar-by-bar since logic isn't working: those flags are for the 2026 World Cup. Kenya is watching from the couch just like you're watching the global rise of Somalis.
@psych_voices Despite rising cases of depression, substance abuse, and suicide especially among young people, policy promises rarely translate into action, leaving millions to suffer in silence with little support
@psych_voices Kenyaโs government continues to neglect mental health, treating it as an afterthought rather than a public health priority. Funding remains painfully low, services are scarce outside major cities, and most public hospitals lack trained mental health professionals.
with many people relying on informal or traditional coping mechanisms rather than formal care, further deepening suffering and inequality in the region.