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Kenyan based blogger with an interest in politics and human rights
Sometimes its hard to explain how relationships start because things happen way too fast. Anyway, try to describe how yours started .
What in particular did you find interesting in your partner?
Never had an impression really. We were just classmates and started dating accidentally. Perhaps that’s why it ended.
You probably divorced because the person didn’t treat you right, would you risk trying the same relationship once again?
Never chew your cabbages twice! The world has 7 billion people. Explore the diversity.
If you’ve been through this situation and you’ve been hurt because you’ve read her flirtatious chats with other guy/ guys, let’s add, at the middle of the night, and let’s also add, she’s lied to you that she’s slept at ...Read more
These days it has become so hard to trust our partners. One day they tell you “He is just a friend” Next day they go partying together. The other day you get them in the act. Is it possible for ...Read more
I say ‘sexual benefits’ already says a lot about what most people think of sex …
For me sex is not a benefit. Sex is sex. A friendship/relationship of whatever sort is defined by the 2 people in it and it does not become lesser/greater because of sex/lack thereof.
Why most relationships collapse is because most people think sex is ‘an offer’ you give the other person (esp. women) & ‘a gift/reward/conquest’ you get (esp. men).
In my view, sex is should be a mutual communion between whoever engages in it and this goes beyond the physical, emotional & psychological – it is (should be) an essential (pertaining to ‘essence’/soul) climax of expression of love between 2 human beings. Anything short of this is but a cheap transient lustful anticlimax rife for failure as are most relationships today.
TRUE STORY: My MP Kinangop never speaks in Parliament, I am not even sure he has given his maiden speech yet. Recently a vocal MP from Kiambu confused the guy for a parliament staffer. They do not even consider him when ...Read more
The biggest issue with over representation is the costs that boil down to taxation.
Manser Thelua
Maybe what we do to keep it alive each day is more important than how we met.