Kenyans eat up white content creators who's whole gimmick is that theyre in Kenya or speaking swahili or doing something Kenyan a little too much for my liking. Ebu tuache kubambwa na ufala.
I have a question
She didn’t mention any gender in this tweet so why is a particular gender dragging her?
A rapist can identify as any of the genders so why is it only one gender feeling attacked by this tweet?
When I see some women laughing at their fellow woman being bullied by these males hua nashangaa sana. Baby girl you aint above the program, utageuziwa pia wewe. Endelea tu kujipendekeza.
If you've ever had sex with a child below 18yrs, you're a rapist
If you've ever pressured anyone to have sex with you, you're a rapist
If you've ever continued even after they said stop, you're a rapist
If you've ever withdrawn basic needs until they have sex with you, rapist.
The reason y'all believe women lie about rape is because y'all have had "unclear" sexual situations and don't want to be labeled a rapist. Like when you waited until that girl was piss drunk to take her home. Or when that girl who said no 20 times finally said yes.
I hate this world. They want to impose death penalties on women for having abortions, yet pedophilic males wander freely, their careers untouched, holding positions of power. Abortion is now a graver crime than fucking rape or pedophilia.
Kenya has become extremely unkind to children. Nowadays kids die in schools, they're shot by the police,they get raped and killed by uncles, go missing and so much more. We have really failed the younger generation.
Tusipoziba ufa tutashindwa kujenga ukuta🥲
Women made:
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
The computer algorithm
The first compiler
modern software engineering
Kevlar
Beer
Chemotherapy
the refrigerator
The dishwasher
Windshield wipers
The aquarium
The circular saw
The fire escape
The life raft
The periscope
central heating
The first home security system
The medical syringe
solar heating
And more!
Turns out women were inventing things while also not being allowed to own property, vote, or hold patents. Imagine what we’d have done with equal access.
Motherhood is beautiful when it is chosen freely. But in Africa it is rarely chosen freely. It is expected, pressured, guilted, and religiously enforced. There is nothing sacred about a choice that was never actually yours.