Senior man, everyone who lives in Kampala knows that anything you find being hawked on the street; divide the stated price by 3, then add not more 5K on top, that is the actual price. Another 5k is to sweeten the negotiation. That's all.
Today I found a guy at forest mall exit selling a Dover, and when I asked for how much it went for?
He replied 380k
And I'm like eeeeeh
Boss ogiseraa!"it's to expensive "
How much do you have He asked?
Ahhh boss you see i was planning about 70k,80k , utmost 100k i didn't know its this expensive, I replied
Boss give me 200k,
I said no, then I tried to move, he said wait, make 150k,
Boss no I don't have it, I insisted
He replied add something small
I shook my head and started moving, he hurriedly opened the behind door of the car and pushed it inside,
I paid but up to now I feel cheated.
I've not recovered; I'm torn between thinking he cheated me because I should have insisted on 70k or the thing he gave me isn't legit?
Bcoz tell me how does a product go from 380,000 ugx to 100,000
Something isn't right.
This is why I insist Rebecca Robinson hurt herself and posted the audio of Greenwood demanding sex to match with her claim. She knew what she was intending to do when she recorded that audio.
Because if Greenwood indeed raped and assaulted her like this, the Police wouldn't drop the case even if the victim wanted to.
This is the case that made me become RED-PILL.
This is how EVIL a woman can be when she wants attention.
In 2020, Eleanor Williams in England posted on Facebook that she was raped, beaten, and trafficked by a group of Asian men. She posted pictures of her "injuries" and went VIRAL.
Everyone believed her instantly. No proof needed. Feminists lost their minds, attacked all men, protested in the streets, "believe all women" everywhere. The whole country was in outrage.
And innocent men’s lives were DESTROYED. Men were threatened, harassed, called rapists and traffickers. Their families were targeted. All because of a LIE.
Then police actually did their job and checked the CCTV, the phone records, the evidence.
Everything contradicted her story. She faked it ALL. Fake bruises from a hammer she bought herself, fake messages, fake stories, fake injuries. Pure fiction for attention.
In March 2023 she was finally sentenced to 8 years and 6 months for perverting the course of justice.
8 years for ruining multiple innocent men's lives with a lie.
This is modern women. Lie, get famous, destroy men, play victim, and the whole world claps for you until the truth comes out.
Believe all women? No. Believe EVIDENCE.
The women upto the times of my mother, and her mother to her mother's mother, whilst not my mother specifically as I've never seen my father physically aggressively handle my mother, believed that if they did something stupid, and their husbands didn't react with aggressive, he doesn't love them anymore, and they'd pack and go back to their parents.
The husband would have to go and collect her with his clansmen.
Women are not stupid. When they're cheating, they know you hate it. And you'd hate it because you love and regard her.
If you don't react, she knows you don't love her and don't regard her.
Nobody likes feeling unloved and unregarded by the person who gives her meaning and position in her present. It depresses her so much.
When you fight and quarrel with a woman, you are throwing a turtle in water as punishment. When you don't, that's a new level of pain.
Don't forget:
Accurate Akankwatsa
Evidence Mulungi
Obvious Muragura
Evening Arinatiwe
... These are literally people 🙌🙌
Names I read on job seeker's pdfs and know immediately they have a lazy parent:
1. Promise Ampaire
2. Prosper Mwesigye
3. Blessing Mukisa
4. Faith Akampurira
5. Fruitful Namanya
6. Dangerous Ainaitwe🙄
7. Pretty Mulungi
8. Denial Naturinda🚮
9. Steps Akankwatsa😂
10. Trustworthy Mbabazi
11. Aine Capsule 🤣
12. Trumpet Mulele😭😂
13. Coolkid Ainomugisha😅
14. Trinity
15. Septrin Mugabe 🤌🤌
16. Gorgeous
17. Mujulizi Witness 😕
18. Apple
19. Bright Rwamirama 🙄
20. Wonderful Ampereza🤔
21. Mugezi Bright 🙄
22. Mulungi Handsome 🤦🤦
23. Mwesigwa Trinity
24. Mulangira Prince
25. Karungi Beatrice
26. Panadol🙄
27. Mukisa Shimon
28. Lucky Mbabazi 👿
29. Truth🤷
30. Gift Kirabo🚮
It actually sounds very, very bad when you hear a man loudly say, "She doesn't respect me, and yet I provide everything!"
I was watching a show and a man came on the mic to submit his question on how to deal with his wife. And he said the exact same line! The panel grinned and the audience immediately went "Booooo! Booooo! Booooo!" It's so cringe to hear a man say those things.
You see how we say that money doesn't buy loyalty, or spending on your girlfriend doesn't mean she owes you loyalty — provision in marriage is the same thing.
How one leads his wife in matters of finance, conflict resolution, home development, resource planning, use and management, faith, child care and training, friends and extended family management, etc., is what leads her to respect and behold him.
This man I'm referring to, after further troubleshooting by the panel, said, "She provides most of the time and he does the planning" 💀. His case was worse.
He was demanding respect from a woman who provides for the house while he does the planning of how her provision is used.
So, many times when a man says to the public, "She doesn't respect me even when I provide everything," he's lying.
A man who is providing doesn't say it out loud for the world to hear. He can say it to his wife, which still is unwise, as this Àgbà's testimony serves to confirm.
People respect intelligence and exposure more than cars and money.
Those last two are fleeting, but the first two are forever.
Please, I feel you are only afraid you might disappoint their respect for you. Then don't. Remain kind, respectful and give them attention whenever the moment arrives.
Guys, how do you make your former classmates stop treating you like important person
Some of my friends I studied with but drop out of school and got married. Whenever I meet them, they talk to me with respect, unlike the way we used to talk before. Honestly, I feel uncomfortable🥲
I tried telling them that we are still fellow classmates, not important people. We are all struggling to make ends meet despite studying 😅
I really don't want them to feel inferior to me with this little education , no money and car😂
James retweeted
Yes, he's overreacting, and it's making him focus on the wrong issue.
Him being unprioritised is indeed something he's right to be concerned about, but it's not more worrisome than her not giving him satisfactory accountability for her expenditure.
Having more money than your wife is supposed to always be the position of men, but not caring to know how she spends the money you are aware she has, is given, or how something she possesses was obtained, is careless and enabling.
He can withhold the iPhone, but it must be because he wants her to account for how she's using her money, explain the loan in detail with evidence, and ensure there's a clear expectation going forward of how he wants her to behave financially.
A woman's money is her money, but how she uses it is not totally up to her. Her husband has the authority to demand accountability. And he must, otherwise, one day you'll wake up to an empty house with no wife and no children, for example.
Women were never and will never be equal to us! The dowary practice serves to justify that.
Otherwise, if we're equal, then a woman's parent ought to also give the man's parents alot, actually alot of items because it's his son who'll be housing and feeding their child.
The High Court has spoken.
Justice Magare has ruled that when a marriage dies, the dowry must come back.
Not to the in-laws. To you.
And the wife cannot say, "But I never took anything, it was dad who ate the goats."
The judge said it does not matter who ate them.
She returns the dowry, then goes to sue her own father.
She even has two years to do it.
The judge was very practical.
And alimony?
The judge said with Article 45 of the Constitution, men and women are equal, so alimony is no longer a reality in Kenya.
Equality has finally arrived.
Well tried, Gabrielle. Now can she lose the swine ring? She'd represent everything in full what you have written about her.
This is my daughter Danaka. She was encouraged to pretend that she was a boy, in middle school, unbeknownst to me. I made the decision to flee the state to avoid the danger of losing my baby girl.
It took me and my family years to bring her fully back to reality. I sacrificed everything to save her. No family should have to go through that. No child should have their mind invaded by lies.
Today Danaka is thriving. She’s in college now. She’s had a lot of challenges along the way. She handled them all strength and grace. She learned how to manage her emotions and channel her frustration through Affirming Reality.
She’s focused.
She’s ferocious.
She’s free.
I almost lost her. Many other people have lost their children. We can’t lose sight of what we’re up against in this country.
I rescued my child. Lots of other people have rescued their children with my help. My hope is that everyone will do everything they possibly can to rescue the rest of them.
James retweeted
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4. Three passport photos
5. LC1 Letter
6. Bank Account Number
7. Police Letter
8. Academic document (S.4 or S.6)
Who to Contact:
When you go there, kindly ask for Mr. David, who receives the documents.
You can also inform him of your preferred working shift and explain why that shift would suit you.
If you’re interested or know someone looking for work, feel free to share this opportunity with them.
Please confirm the vacancy and application process with Jumia before submitting personal documents.
**Go to Ntinda Warehouse**
**Use this tweet as reference**
Again: I love women. I love them so much and my life would not mean anything without them. Thank you Jesus. But I do not love them beyond the kitchen!
Unless she's into business and uses those platforms to position her products, a woman in a commited relationship doesn't need more than WhatsApp or X or both.
Anyway, a woman's phone is not her private property.
"If you know your bae has low IQ and lacks useful sense, please keep your relationship private. Especially from social media"
~ @AtiteSnr
You react to her personally and privately. Especially for you as a man, it's important your bae knows that her opinion reflects directly off of you her man.
That is why men whose women yap around this tweet day in day out tweeting nonsense are always in hospital and their relationship don't last.
People think social media relationships fail because they're too public and social media.
No.
They fail because of the content one of the couple engages and opines to.
Consistent foolish talk and the shame it silently throws at the other partner eventually builds resentment and realisation that the person is actually more stupid than they look.
The relationship dies a natural death.
Look at couples who have openly revealed their marriage or relationship here, and they've lasted for more than 3yrs, the woman most times speaks alot of sense. Eg @Milly_nassolo, @JackieAkampwera, @kyeruphiona and they're not many unfortunately. The unmarried ones who speak sense eg @MaleAdvocate28, @justinenantale2, @Shalomheavens22 , @Rachealkyy, their relationships are rightly private.
Then look at the other side, the loudmouths: Sheila Gashumba and et al, Joan and Gabriel Buule, Sasha and Canary Mugume, Esther Birungi and everyone she's rumoured to have dated on here, lord mutuzo is now a presidential advisor on feminist affairs because her words couldn't keep the boyscout.
All these women have one thing in common: shameful tweets. Very shameful takes.
So, if you want your relationship to see your evening days, counsel your woman on how she engages on social media.
In the hope that she has a good IQ to go with it anyway.
Because if she doesn't, it's best you keep your relationship a secret 😏.
If you give me good, and I'm not hungry, what do you? You take the food back to the kitchen and keep until when I want. You get it, warm it and serve like it's the first time.
Until when everytime you offer food, I reject it, then you'll stop offering first, you'll first ask if I want to eat even before you serve it.
If it reaches that point, there's a serious disconnect. But not severely irreconcilable.
