Juja mp Waititu ni team mafisi kweli.

[Ice_Cube]

@SCAVENGER

How cheap is kuma nowadaiz?

Dirt Cheap depending on the bearer or donator

[Conservative_dude]

Could this be eff pee?

[Nameberry1]

@mache

tokelezea na prado mahali uone vile madame watajipea.

@SCAVENGER

How cheap is kuma nowadaiz?

But she planned to get something out it. Maybe a cash settlement. So not that cheap really

[shocks]

@Thitima

Wakapee: (Fisi mode activated) Nataka kuweka nikitoa…yaani kuwekaweka

mna ujinga:D:D:D:D:D

[system]

dakitari waititu…

[Slartibartfast]

This isn’t fair at all. The woman can decide whether or not to become a mother, but the man’s fate lies with the woman. If she decides to keep the pregnancy the man has no option, but to become an unwilling father and pay child support.

[system]

@Algernon.

This isn’t fair at all. The woman can decide whether or not to become a mother, but the man’s fate lies with the woman. If she decides to keep the pregnancy the man has no option, but to become an unwilling father and pay child support.

what isnt fair? when anyone with class 6 science knowledge engage in coitus then they know the outcomes of their action

[uwesmake]

DOCTOR WAKAPEEE HEHEHE HUYU NI ROLE MODEL MZURI.

[uwesmake]

SADNESS OF DRYFRY :D:D:D

[Slartibartfast]

@Deorro

what isnt fair? when anyone with class 6 science knowledge engage in coitus then they know the outcomes of their action

The same applies to the woman so why does the financial responsibility mainly fall on the man. Why can’t the man be given an opportunity to opt out of becoming a father is the woman feels like motherhood is important to her?

[danji1]

@Algernon.

The same applies to the woman so why does the financial responsibility mainly fall on the man. Why can’t the man be given an opportunity to opt out of becoming a father is the woman feels like motherhood is important to her?

The long held social notion that the man is the ‘provider’ whether he is wealthy or not. Even when the woman is more laden with paper than the man, the man is supposed to be the main provider. That’s where women don’t want equality to come up. Anyways, for every action there’s a consequence.

[gashwin]

@Conservative dude

Could this be eff pee?

you never know…suddenly amekuwa relatively quiet…

[system]

@Algernon.

The same applies to the woman so why does the financial responsibility mainly fall on the man. Why can’t the man be given an opportunity to opt out of becoming a father is the woman feels like motherhood is important to her?

last year a court ordered a woman in kakamega to pay her man for upkeep. so sijui hii law yako ni gani

[Mbo-I-kamiti]

So Baba Yao is now MP for Juja? Wonders will never cease

[system]

@Algernon.

This isn’t fair at all. The woman can decide whether or not to become a mother, but the man’s fate lies with the woman. If she decides to keep the pregnancy the man has no option, but to become an unwilling father and pay child support.

Yaani, while you think you’ve hatched a plan to ingiza someone box, you are the one unwittingly clawing yourself into the mother of all boxes. Sadness of life. Schemer turned schemee…

[uwesmake]

@Mbo-I-kamiti

So Baba Yao is now MP for Juja? Wonders will never cease

WACHA USHAMBA

[Mbo-I-kamiti]

@ekamsweu

WACHA USHAMBA

ekamau, thank you very much for noticing!
Now, get back to your armsling

[Weston]

[ATTACH=full]13328[/ATTACH] Kweli mwanaume ni hekaya.mimba ndio matokeo.Hats off to that MP.anafaa apewe cheo kwa mafisi sacco…

[Slartibartfast]

@Deorro

last year a court ordered a woman in kakamega to pay her man for upkeep. so sijui hii law yako ni gani

That is just one incident out of the many. Most times the court will always side with the female and not the male.

[Slartibartfast]

@danji1

The long held social notion that the man is the ‘provider’ whether he is wealthy or not. Even when the woman is more laden with paper than the man, the man is supposed to be the main provider. That’s where women don’t want equality to come up. Anyways, for every action there’s a consequence.

Yes! Women want to be free and liberated and at the same time want to be traditional wives (without the hustle). The problem is that the society has changed so much that these arrangements are no longer fusible. Increased population, empoworment of women and diminishing resources means that men have to work harder to get by, but we are still getting compared to our father’s who came up in a time when they didn’t really have to compete with both men and women.