@BabesweHunters I thought the message was targeting extra clothes, like more clothes. Not basic clothing.
There is a level in which a need ultimately mutates into a want. For instance, you have 2 suitcase of clothing and you want another. Thats becomes a want because its longer of essence.
@BabesweHunters Ah geez ๐๐๐ aizve.. ndikuty semubereki of course unotenga paunofunga panokwana then iye mwana ndiye anoona kuti ndoda izvi neizvi ofcourse anobva akuudza ka, ndokukumbira kwandiri kutaura. I thought tachitaura the issue of providing ma wants not needs.
@BabesweHunters Thats not what i said. Kana akumbira akanaka mupei buh tikuti apart from the materialistic things, we should instill aspects that would help her not go astray in the event yekuti mangwana tinokwanisa kuzozvishaya zvaanoda.
@BabesweHunters This doesnt have anything to do we clothes but as a people (students in this context) lets just learn to be content with what is there and if we are not, lets find an honourable way to get it. Content and morality kumunhu. Mamupa hembe ohurira hake pizza wena
@__tha_Queen@dunked05@RealTalkFadzie Its true, he doesn't need to know every tom and jerry that comes around. Chasars kunzi bamkuru vaizviziva mainini vamitiswa or kuitwa zvimwe nana boy boy ivavo. Have boundaries.
One should never worry about having enemies. If you have done any meaningful work on this earth, you are bound to make enemies along the way.
What should concern you is the quality of the enemies you have. Some people have formidable and worthy adversaries; others are pursued by people with neither substance nor purpose.
For me, it is the useless enemies that make me question myself. I start wondering whether I have done enough meaningful work to attract enemies of a higher calibre. Sometimes the quality of your enemies says as much about your work as the quality of your friends.