No man should judge Moses.
Like every true legend, he lived his story and died in the line of duty. As men, part of our inherent battle in this life is to find beauty wherever we can, even in the midst of nowhere.
We are all fighting battles only we truly understand.
For some years there has been a drive to award Moses Matovu a honorary PhD in Music, in recognition of his contribution to music in Uganda. Somehow it didn’t get off the ground. Of late, honorary PhDs are mostly awarded to rich people that can reciprocate. RIP Mzee Moses Matovu, you played your part. Quite tragic!
Nassasria is saying poor man shouldn’t date.
Nwagi is saying her baby daddy only sent a success card with money when their daughter was going to do exams.
Makula is saying if a man’s renting don’t put hopes in him.
We’ve been bombarded. The microphones have been hijacked by the wrong voices aimed at weakening men and misdirecting the girl child but we won’t keep quiet abt this.
A message must be sent out diluting all these narratives. Men shouldn’t be seen as money making machines who’re there to satisfy female “egoism” in the name of provision.
This battle has started and the lines have been drawn.
Men must fight to get back up.
@kyamageroandrew She is confusing financial stability with financial value.
A good man should be able to build, provide and grow but he should also be loved for who he is, not merely for what he has.
A mother should never hide her son’s mistakes from the father. It’s dangerous.
Most men who’re struggling today with habits were caused by their mom’s failure to tell the father abt it because they feared he will be tough on the son.
A son steals , mother finds out and covers it up.
A child takes alcohol, mother covers up
A child develops gay habits, mother covers it up
A child does drugs, mom covers up and changes the school.
#Collapse of #Parenting