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Matrimonial gymnastics Pt II....dangerous emotions
segemia
#21 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:36:36 PM
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Kaigangio wrote:
segemia wrote:
...Just before the husband left, he had told me that they had a conflict with mama watoto two days earlier and they were not in talking terms at the time. So he was not even escorted by his wife and therefore he had called on me to help him carry his luggage.Sad Sad ....


Did the man tell you what the conflict was all about, rather did he tell you why they were fighting??




Yes he told me what the conflict was all about.

The man was sent packing from his well paying job about 24 months (August 2011) before the fallout. It is a long story, but the man was lucky to have had a relative in Eldoret who twelve months ago connected him to the current employer and that is how he landed in Eldoret. In Eldoret, the wife got a job with an oil company and was later transferred to Nairobi. The wife and the children moved into their house which they had previously built and the man was left in Eldoret.

Sadly, the combined salaries for both the man and the wife were not anywhere near what the man was earning before and it had become relatively hard for the family to adjust to the new status and thus the family started developing financial stresses.

The lady maintained that the children would have to continue with their school in one of the expensive institutions in Nairobi and other relatively expensive lifestyles, after all both of them were earning, but it was the man who was footing the bill with his salary.

After a couple of months, the man had really felt the heat and decided to take some decisive action. Had the children transferred from the expensive school to cheaper ones. Cancelled all eating outs, scrapped the "new clothes per month" policy.

Then after that he removed all the instantaneous water heaters (showers) in the house, removed and sold the deep freezer (after all they had a large refrigerator) and lastly in November 2013 he got rid of the microwave unit.

According to the man, the family was able to safe a third of their total earnings, but this did not go well with the wife who felt that the man was out to sell everything that they had acquired. So on the material day, the man had suggested that they sell one of the cars since each had one as they did not need two cars at the time.

An argument had ensued when the man told the wife that they would sell the car that she drove and instead she be driving his. According to the man, he did not need a car in Eldoret at the time. This triggered a full scale conflict.

The day before he went to Eldoret, he had gone to purchase a few items in town and on his way back his car had developed a mechanical problem and was forced to drive it to his mechanics place. He went home using public means and the following day on 28th November 2013 he called on me to escort him.
segemia
#22 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:42:18 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
Dont believe one side of the story. What is the guy doing in Eldoret leaving the family in Nairobi to be watched over by the likes of @segemia even at night. Family is a unit that lives together!


Sometimes Angelica you have to make sacrifices no matter how painful they may be.

So a man gets a job in Eldoret and moves with his family. The wife gets a job in the same place, but her employer transfers her to Nairobi.

What to do??

After tasting life after a well paying job, whom do you recommend to quit the job, the man or the wife???
segemia
#23 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:47:42 PM
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Impunity wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Dont believe one side of the story. What is the guy doing in Eldoret leaving the family in Nairobi to be watched over by the likes of @segemia even at night. Family is a unit that lives together!


@segemia could have the main cause of this breakdown, kunyemelea mke jirani.

Shame on you Shame on you Shame on you


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Not really. We are just neighbours and have been for the last 12 years. Nothing more.
segemia
#24 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:49:44 PM
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marko wrote:
@segemia...pwana unatuua wapi juuce?


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Kwanza tusaitie chamaa!!!
The time will come when the wife will need help.smile smile
segemia
#25 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:53:50 PM
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Swenani wrote:
segemia wrote:
Some interesting event around my neighbourhood spanning two months.

An immediate neighbour of mine left for work in Eldoret on 28th November 2013. The wife works in Nairobi and employed by a certain oil company. They have two children aged about 10 and 8 years.smile smile

Just before the husband left, he had told me that they had a conflict with mama watoto two days earlier and they were not in talking terms at the time. So he was not even escorted by his wife and therefore he had called on me to help him carry his luggage.Sad Sad

5th December 2013, at about 10:00PM, at night, as I was returning home from the evening activities, I noted that the gate to the neighbours compound was fully wide open and only the security lights were on. So, I imagined that the wife to the neighbour may have just driven in and was preparing to lock the gate and therefore I proceeded to mine.smile smile

The following day, I was late for work and I was not able to notice anything much in my surrounding as i sped off to the office. At midnight as I was drifting towards home I met a fully closed body 3.3 canter lorry going in the opposite direction and it almost hit my car. The driver must have been high on something, so I cursed him a million times and moved on.Brick wall Brick wall

Twenty minutes later, I was passing by my neighbours gate which this time it was not only wide open, but the security lights were off while internal lights were on. To me this was strange because it was coincidental that two times, the lady was just ahead of me in getting to her home just as I was doing to mine. It had never happened before!d'oh! d'oh!

I packed the car by the gate, got out and pressed the bell switch. I heard it buzzing inside the house but nobody came out, so I decided to enter the compound and went to the main entrance. The door was wide open and when I stepped in, the sight of an empty sitting room baffled me. I went to the kitchen cautiously...empty too, except a full stinking dustbin. Went to the bedrooms. They were very empty except one which had two dolls and a child's left foot shoe. All the wardrobes were wide open and empty too.smile smile smile

I switched off the internal lights and switched on the security ones, closed the doors behind me and went out of the house. I closed the gate and as I entered my car, I knew everything was wrong in that homestead and I thought of that canter vehicle, so when I packed inside my own compound I called the man. He was asleep and as he talked he was still sleepy until I asked him why he decided to move from his own house that he had built and had not bothered to inform his neighbours. The five minutes silence that followed clearly confirmed that a bombshell had been dropped. In a composed speech, the man told me that he had not moved and neither had they discussed any thing about moving from the property with his wife. He told me to take care of the house and lock the gates with a padlock, which I did, and said that in two days time (when he organised for an emergency leave of absence from work) he would be coming to Nairobi.Sad Sad Sad

9th December 2013 the man came to Nairobi and we linked up at about 6:00 in the evening. We went straight to home, got the keys to his homestead which were in my custody, and we went to his house. We stepped into the sitting room and what the man saw, I could tell as I looked into his face. He leaned with his hands onto one of the walls (where the 42" television used to be) speechless with his head between the hands and looked down onto the floor. I saw a drop of tear falling down and hit the floor. After ten minutes he lifted his head up and what I saw was very infuriated face with trucks of tears from the eyes to the chicks where they dropped off. He told me to take him to the upper floors. From there, we went "in detail" to the rest of the homestead and compound and all that time he was quiet and composed.Sad Sad

As we closed the gate, the only thing that the man could say was "Thank you Segemia. Thank you very much. You know what Segemia, I really don't quite understand what it is that the women want from men and they (women) do not tell the men". We talked at length and eventually the man dropped a bombshell...that he was going to sell the house since after all the title deed was in his name and he was the one who bought the plot with his own money. After so much discussion, the man clearly understood that his wife may never have had any attachment to that house but his children would need it in future. Besides, the wife was probably trying to drive a point by hitting the man where it pains most. He abandoned the idea of selling the house, but told me that he would take action which he did not specify. Three days later he went to his village home to visit his parents and a week later he called me from Eldoret.Sad Sad

4th January 2014, the man called me from Eldoret and told me that his wife sent him a message asking him for money to pay the children's school fees, but he ignored, arguing that she should only demand school fees for the children when he is seeing them life life and in his own house. He also asked if his wife had been seen around the property and I told him no...Sad Sad

For all that time that I have known this man (about 20 years), right now he does not seem like himself and he needs a lot of help. Please advise.

As of now if you were that man what would you do after learning what has happened and after the new development?

Stay tuned folks, the ugly juicy part is coming!.



Could it be that Segemia is his own immediate neighbour"??

Pole segemia


Ki-english came with the dhow or canoe.

Leave segemia out of the evil imaginations. This is a true situation which somebody is going through. Pray hard that it will never happen to you friend!
segemia
#26 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:55:28 PM
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MaichBlack wrote:
Swenani wrote:

Could it be that Segemia is his own immediate neighbour"??

Pole segemia

You guys with your suspicions!!! If someone says it's a friend or a neighbor, leave it at that. U-FBI itawaua!!!

A time will come when no one will say anything on this forum for fear of people turning the story on them. I'm sure there are many people who don't post certain stories because they know wazuans will start saying they are the friend, cousin, neighbour etc.

Jaribuni kutulia!!!

What matters is the issue not the person! Get it?


Well said @MaichBlack.Applause Applause Applause Applause Applause Applause
segemia
#27 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:57:14 PM
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nostoppingthis wrote:
Where is the woman currently being housed?


Nobody knows.Sad Sad
Jus Blazin
#28 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 5:59:06 PM
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segemia wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Dont believe one side of the story. What is the guy doing in Eldoret leaving the family in Nairobi to be watched over by the likes of @segemia even at night. Family is a unit that lives together!


Sometimes Angelica you have to make sacrifices no matter how painful they may be.

So a man gets a job in Eldoret and moves with his family. The wife gets a job in the same place, but her employer transfers her to Nairobi.

What to do??

After tasting life after a well paying job, whom do you recommend to quit the job, the man or the wife???

Word, @segemia. @Angelica, it may be a lazy old cliche still being paraded around, but a man' has to do what he needs to do. The dynamism of life and work can make it tricky for a family to live together as a unit. I remember my dad used to work in Loitokitok, mara Kitui, mara Mwingi, mara Makuyu, coz of work. But familia ilibaki nairobi.
Luck is when Preparation meets Opportunity. ~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Othelo
#29 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 6:00:29 PM
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MaichBlack wrote:
nostoppingthis wrote:
Where is the woman currently being housed?

www.kunyemelea.co.ke


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Formal education will make you a living. Self-education will make you a fortune - Jim Rohn.
McReggae
#30 Posted : Monday, January 20, 2014 6:01:38 PM
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Othelo wrote:
MaichBlack wrote:
nostoppingthis wrote:
Where is the woman currently being housed?

www.kunyemelea.co.ke


Hawayuni Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly


@Othelo, this is your 1st post, are you the man or the lady???
..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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