To some extent ndio maana napenda Sharia law countries. Huwezi patana na hizi discussion juu wamama wanajua their place.
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Let me make it simple for you. Wakikuja kwa choo ya wanaume, tutawatandika ju hatupendi ujinga. Since they are biologically male and definitely stronger than women, wanakuja kwa choo zenu ju hakuna kitu mtafanya. In any case, wao ndio watawatandika viproper.
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I am thinking of a grade 5 girl who just started her period,she is in the washroom trying to quiet down her pad wrapping(we still shame periods)and she comes out to a grown ass man wanting to pee in that same washroom cause he can't use the mens,pathetic!
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I have a very different opinion to people who are bashing Masika’s class with “she could’ve talked about something else”
But why don’t you talk about it…why does it have to be her?
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Let women who want to get married in church be coached how to be kingdom wives in peace. You can also attend your own opposite classes on how to become independent queens on earth. There’s always something for everyone.
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Lol the church hasn't done half of what this new culture of clubbing, drunkard women and casual sex has but I guess one is empoweing the other is a pillar for patriarchy or whatever.
IMO
I think we need to normalize women wanting different things in life. For some women success is a happy home, kids and marriage and for some it’s a career and money. One woman’s dream doesn’t have to look like another’s for it to be valid.
Kila mtu afanye ile inamfurahisha😬😬
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On the Mercy Masika marriage counseling outrage,
Most of you are enraged because you don't value the institution that is marriage.
Some people value it & are willing to pay to get insights that they may not have. Let them be.
It is a free world.
Genz moms hukua na the most misleading takes haha






























