Kumbe hii ndio siri, eh?

[scotch]

@Electronics4u

factually you could be right. But i wonder why are the levels of poverty so high? And according to the creater of this thread, the secret to prosperity is ‘treating women well’.
Studying the Indian caste system can reveal otherwise.

nimekupata

[Web_Dev]

@Electronics4u

factually you could be right. But i wonder why are the levels of poverty so high? And according to the creater of this thread, the secret to prosperity is ‘treating women well’.
Studying the Indian caste system can reveal otherwise.

The statistics sample is too small, shahs.

[kush_yule_mnono]

@Web Dev

Parklands, ngara and westlands they do the same. Was frens with some dude naenda home kwa hata shosh aka orea, ma uncles. Was like wtf, me I live solo.

Yani mujamaa even after editing your own comment you still didn’t gerrit.

[Akeelah]

@Davidee

Upus

Sasa David seeker…

[Akeelah]

@SonOfTheSoil

“give a woman money, she will give you an investment”
biggest mistake you will ever do man, she will invest it for herself, when her investment blossoms, she will leave your broke ass, runaway with a much richer nigger

:D:D:D

[WuTang]

@SonOfTheSoil

“give a woman money, she will give you an investment”
biggest mistake you will ever do man, she will invest it for herself, when her investment blossoms, she will leave your broke ass, runaway with a much richer nigger

Halafu ajenge mansion kwao. That’s why it is important ukioa mwanamke azae asipozaa, she won’t have that strong connection to her man and most likely atafocus on making kwao prosper.

[WuTang]

@scotch

they do, most asian cultures do that. alafu india is not a third world country. only china n japan outdo india economywise. its top 20 in the world last time i checked

The whole of South Asia has a lot of poverty (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri lanka and Nepal). On average, a good number of people there survive on very low wages and that’s why unawaona wamejaa Uarabuni doing mjengo, cleaning and other manual jobs at low salaries. Hebu ambia a Kenyan of Asian origin you’ve been to India, he won’t feel at ease interacting with you.

[Davidee]

@Akeelah

Sasa David seeker…

Poa sana last week’s session was really good.

[The.Black.Templar]

ilikeilikeilikeilike!

[Alchemist]

@Rlakanau

Saw this somewhere and thought I should share.

“My Wife, My Wealth” by the Oshwal Community. The community, that usually has the surname Shah, has some of the wealthiest people in Kenya. Many members own top of the range supermarkets, shopping malls, and factories. And the experience of interacting with the top leadership of the community was a major eye opener for me.
When I asked one of the leaders why the community appears to prosper- far more than others:- he gave me a very interesting answer: “My wife, my wealth” principle.
He explained to me that they learnt that treating their women well has some very tangible benefits. According to them, women are like nature- they multiply what you give them, and give it back to you. They are taught- right early in life to treat their women right
“If you give a woman a small seed, after nine months, she will give you a bouncing baby” he started. In a poetic way he continued…
If you give a woman love, she will adore you,
if you give a woman respect and honour, she will worship you,
if you give a woman time, she will give you a life time,
if you give a woman money, she will give you an investment
on the contrary
if you you give a woman slaps, life will slap you back
if you oppress your woman, society will oppress you
He then went ahead to give several examples of societies and communities that mistreat their women. He particularly pointed out at a world famous religion that oppressed its women- and showed me how they are at war with basically themselves, every one, and everywhere across the globe.
He then told me to open my eyes, and observe anyone that treats his wife like trash, and follow how they end up. Or observe anyone that treats his wife like a queen and see how they end up.

• Now this got me thinking, Listers/Talkers. How true is it? Tuskie maoni. I’d like to hear from the married folk here. Ahsanteni.*

ARE YOU TRYING TO SAMPLE OUR OPINIONS?

[vipersnake]

This is so true

[Akeelah]

@Davidee

Poa sana last week’s session was really good.