r/254sum

One of my pet peeves with atheist at least those loud ones is why do you care are so much about discrediting other people's religions down. Logically speaking why would you care so much about something that you think is stupid its not like atheism requires you to "save" people . Think about anime as someone who doesn't watch or like anime would waste you waste time to try to convince anime lovers that they shouldn't watch it or just shit on it , it seems like a waste of energy and time. Another example is with astrologers would argue with them how the stars don't affect their behaviors.

I came to the realisation that most Kenyans on Reddit lack exposure and think everything is a fishing scheme. Saw a few weeks ago a girl talking about her BDSM experience and more than half the comments were calling her a liar cause apparently Kenya doesn't have kinky people.

Also another one talking about the opioids and 'movie/cartel' drugs. They're all over the market and y'all busy calling him a liar. Msm

Again a guy says how he interacted with people that make more than half a million a week and everyone is saying how he'll scam people in his DMs.

Just cause you've not seen or experienced it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. The world isn't centred around your experiences in the bushy congested small village.

People host kink parties and have sex dungeons, people bring in millions daily, people travel different countries every few hours. Go out and form networks to meet them.

Mimi kuna time i was travelling from Nairobi tu Nyahururu so juu i had luggage ilibidii i paid something extra ndo nipande zile shuttles zikona specious seats alf nikajisetti huko backbench. Time mat inajaa some dad juu anadai kusave dooh akalipia one seat na akona kijana yake mdogo akakam kujisunda hapo nyuma. Kafala akaanza eti tusongeane ndo kajunior kakae plus bibi yake amekaa huko mbele comfortably na mind you i had a huge Tv on my lap. Alianza zile vako za oooh kijana yangu tusongeane nkasema zii alf katikati ya safari that guy akaanza kutumia nguvu akisema "Ww hunijui"🤣 na kuencroach on my space akajaribu kunishame kwa the whole mat juu nlikuwa nimeeka lock kwa mabega ndo asinisongeze🤣. Iyo experience was just funny coz sijawai bishana ivo na mzae mbigi🤣. Yani tulikuwa tunapigana maelbow hapo tukipimana nguvu😂. But good thing was sikugive in nlikanyangia ground hadi i had that mzae clicking thru out the whole journey🤣.

Wakenya muna fanya jobs gani online sahii, and on which platforms???

I just got heartbroken again by a guy I kept giving chances to. He would show up when he wanted something, take what he needed, then leave. And every time I still hoped maybe this time he’d stay.

I realized I’ve been doing this my whole adult life looking for love and attention from people because I never really got it at home. Even when they showed me who they were, I kept giving more chances.

The part that hit me hardest is that the way I wait for these men to finally choose me is the exact same way I’ve been waiting for my dad to show up and love me… up until now.

I don’t want to keep ending up in the same place. How do you actually stop this pattern when it’s been your normal for so long?

Question here...people who have done diploma in college or uni, Would you consider furthering your education and do a degree, or would you work and look for experience within your diploma? And what seems more convenient at this point, Masomo ama Experience?

I am looking for a good (preferrably aesthetic) place for nyama choma around nairobi. Preferrably not a joint for babas. Any leads?

When I was young I thought speaking in mother tongue was backward, I was born and raised in town my parents spoke dholuo and that's how I came to know it but they always spoke to me in swahili so I never felt the pressure to learn how to speak it , I think even the schooling system in Kenya promotes the same which should be worked on if we want to preserve our heritage

Fast forward I have found a girl who I'd want to marry she is luo and raised in the rural area she speaks good swahili and English the problem is her mum doesn't I have heard how she speaks with her mum as they make fun of the few swahili words she knows .

Now she recently told her mum about me and it got me wondering how will I talk to her with my dholuo which sounds strange I know every word but the moment it leaves my mouth it sounds nothing like dholuo omg I'm so cooked

Anyway wacha niskize princr Indah nione kama itasaidia