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Rank: Member Joined: 4/14/2010 Posts: 806 Location: Nairobi
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At least the wife will have one mouth less to feed!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,910
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Wendz wrote:kadonye wrote:@wendz, does the rule apply for girls too? Yes it does. At that age, i was out of my parent's house, and at a far away town, on my own... and i took good care of myself and survived... why wouldnt she? It made me independent, i managed to know what to eat and what to save and what to do with my life.... You treat all your children the same - boy or gal. I also think it should apply to both sons and daughters. But I'm not quite sure if I'll be able to implement it with my daughter. I always feel we should be more protective of our daughters - there are wolves out there waiting to devour them! In support of Wendz though, someone whispered to me long time ago that if you get a wife directly from her parents house then you are setting yourself up for headaches and heartaches. She will never understand that pesa hukosa. Get a lady like Wendz who has got a chance to live by has self. Such a lady has budgeted and budgeted but the month always seems to outlive the money. When such a lady asks you for 2k [for whatever] and you tell her you have no money, she will understand it is very possible for a fully grown man in a suit and tie to lack 2k! Ni hiyo tu! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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...@Wendz Todays 'girls' are abit different, irresponsible, I would say. I wouldnt want my daughter to stay alone. You tell her to get out and she will willingly do so, only after 3 years of silence you will either get back a 'skeleton' ready for a coffin or a bunch of kids ( of different colours) towing behind her. We should be careful how we treat our daughters. I am not saying that they should stay wih parents forever...Let them get out when they feel it is time to do so and above all they should be guided every step of the way...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 5/30/2009 Posts: 1,390
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Magigi na maich How do you protect her?You cant be with her for 24hrs! Has anyone noted how young women crave for freedom?They usually move out first! What a wicked man I am!The things I want to do,I don't do.The things I don't want to do I find myself doing
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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@Kadonye... You can monitor how much she is drinking, who she is hanging out with, etc and just provide some advice, not enforcing anything...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/19/2008 Posts: 4,268
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Magigi wrote:...@Wendz Todays 'girls' are abit different, irresponsible, I would say. I wouldnt want my daughter to stay alone. You tell her to get out and she will willingly do so, only after 3 years of silence you will either get back a 'skeleton' ready for a coffin or a bunch of kids ( of different colours) towing behind her. We should be careful how we treat our daughters. I am not saying that they should stay wih parents forever...Let them get out when they feel it is time to do so and above all they should be guided every step of the way... Thats true @magigi but may be you realise that a daughter does not get spoilt when she is 23 and above and not after college. If a gal is to get spoilt, they start at teenage. That is where the problem starts. at the age of 23, she is the person that has already formed and there is little of any 'bad' decision now. she is aware of all the consequences of her actions. For a child to move out at 23, the process starts when she/he is 6 and he knows what is expected of them whether they are under your roof or not... how many are becoming skeletons in their own mothers houses? what have our gals not done when they are in college? if its a rotten egg, it will stink even under your bed.... you just raise them the best you know how to and pray for them that they will be the people you would be proud of..... after 23, there is basically nothing you are doing to prevent what she wants to do.... if you tell me 14 - 20, that i know you have alot of influence... after college and you still feel you need to give that level of 'protection', then you lost it somewhere when it mattered most.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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@Wendz ...at 23 I think today's girls are under alot of peer pressure and are likely to do wild things no matter how much good upbringing you provided. During your time, my time, you knew that once you went out, no matter what, even if it meant walking 20 Km, you had to sleep in your house or your parents house, if sleeping out was not in your plans. Na siku hizi...Always hear Maina Kageni talk about how they leave their homes on fridays with zile handbags kubwa ( self-contained!) ambazo huziita 'nitalala wapi'. They leave their homes knowing that they will sleep elsewhere but not in their usual places and the joke of i all is that they do not know where they will spent the weekend, but they will spent it somewhere...
I feel that no matter how well you have brought up your girls, there is need to still keep an eye on them even after 23. I could be wrong, but that is how I see it.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 5/24/2007 Posts: 1,805
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Good People, I think the problem today is we have become the worst parents. I think the collapse of the larger family has alot to do with it. We have left our children to be brought up by the maid and TV. We even refer to radio to advise us. We are not present when our children are growing up as we are doing this degree, that MBA, the other diploma, or watching football with the guys in the pub, or even at a church function during the weekdays... we're are rarely at home with our kids. When we are, it is all about what we did whe not at home. No wonder once my son thought 'work' is kujienjoy!! Let us give our children the real thing they need. It does not cost money.. That thing is TIME!!! We will then teach them life and how to go about it.. People, let us Make TIME for our children and let then watch as we go though life.They will be ready when the storms come!! I Think Therefore I Am
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,910
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bwenyenye wrote:Good People,
I think the problem today is we have become the worst parents. I think the collapse of the larger family has alot to do with it. We have left our children to be brought up by the maid and TV. We even refer to radio to advise us. We are not present when our children are growing up as we are doing this degree, that MBA, the other diploma, or watching football with the guys in the pub, or even at a church function during the weekdays... we're are rarely at home with our kids. When we are, it is all about what we did whe not at home. No wonder once my son thought 'work' is kujienjoy!!
Let us give our children the real thing they need. It does not cost money.. That thing is TIME!!! We will then teach them life and how to go about it.. People, let us Make TIME for our children and let then watch as we go though life.They will be ready when the storms come!! Hapo umezungumza kama wazee saba!!! I am 100% with you on this. Let's give our time to our kids. Spend time together. Talk about their day, feelings, plans etc. Laugh together etc. etc. And how much does this cost? Zero!!! Most parents are actually trying to replace themselves with money. They simply dish out money to the kids - to go swimming, watch a movie e.t.c - and they don't include themselves in this equation! I have been to village market and seen kids being dropped by the driver to go swimming or have pizza. And who is accompanying the kids? The house girl - in full uniform and apron!!! And not one set of kids. Kids from different families! ABK!!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/16/2007 Posts: 1,320
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Bwana Bwenyenye na Bwana Msotoville Your type of man is in extremely short supply siku hizi. I salute you both.
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