@simonkabz,

LOL!! Its truth 'well' told. Try substituting rich with poor and see how tasteless it becomes.

But honestly,those 2 gals have sent SOS. One is in business,the other is a top doggess at KRA. No kidding.

Healthy eating = nutritious urine. Nyama choma anytime!

You're not alone but to get and keep this man you need to use the best skills in doing so.
I appreciate the advice given here but without going in circles - PLEASE Seek the Will and Hand of God in your search.

After breaking up with a chic of three years,actually being dumped, I went out to test my worth and it was really exciting until i realized the emptiness.

To cut a really long story short I'd suggest you start with God and the rest will fall in place and you will be guaranteed peace.

'Seek ye first the Kingdom of God,and all these things you want will be given unto you' - I know singlehood can be very empty and lonely but so is a marriage without God involved.

If most married people would be honest with you,they'd tell you without God that institution is like a Nazi concentration camp.

Evry journey starts somewhere- start with God - seek God and again i repeat the rest will be given unto you. Then you can follow some of the advices given here.

In Him i have found peace and no loneliness because i know My good wife will come from the Lord. First trust God and He will lead you to that man.

Be Blessed.


Cool Bull

@tetra,

I don't know what to say but having lived abroad for some time,i will tell you that you are still very young (by western standards). I understand that Kenyan society imposes certain values and expectations when you reach a certain age..not discounting the fact that there are a lot of young girls vying for the same needs as you. I know this from experience (not me personally but some of my relatives) . I know some girls who attend their friends' kids' birthday parties always feel miserable. This places tremendous pressure to find a soulmate/hubby.

All i can say is have faith in God. Network in your social circles and probably extend your reach outside Kenya ! You will be surprised. I know a lot of Kenyan chicks happily married to Ghanain guys ! Think outside the box. I know it's hard. West african guys have a serious crush on our kenyan sisters....i don't know why ?

It is so disheartening when gals in their late 20's or early 30's are resigning to fate (becoming a mpango wa kando ). I know fellas will lynch me for this but i say no to mpango wa kando...unless things are really bad.

Singependa kuchanganywa kama roiko mchuzi mix my favourite spice !

It takes two to tango.........

Hmmmmmhhh...@tetra - Very Interesting! I happen to know a few very eligible bachelors (26-38) so if legit,I can matchmake.

@wa P - same applies.

Things may come to those who wait,but only what’s left behind by those that hustle.

@ tetra

frankly if you need someone urgently try mocospace...

@ djinn

12 pack for married men....lol!

When you run so fast to get somewhere,you miss the fun of getting there... Life is not a race,so take it slowly....