tycho wrote:Lolest! wrote:
I haven't found my Mr Moneybags yet, but as I wait for him I will have fun dating Mark X and Mark II driving losers. Catch me dead marrying any of these riffraff
Mr. 'Moneybags' is the quintessential capitalist. Can most Kenyans and Africans get there? Not today. Not soon. Probably never ever.
As for the lady's thoughts? They can be nothing by pseudo-thoughts. Desires, pseudo-desires.
The 'insult' is of the dead to the dead. Pathetic indeed.
Lol,nice one.
At times people write articles, it makes me doubt if they really mean what they say or it's just aimed at drawing traffic.
Every sober and mature individual knows that money cannot buy love,happiness or peace.Neither can looks,colour,education,career,sex,dimples or pimples.
The stories of moneybags and divas have been flogged over and over,they bore...From my observation,here's the trend.
1.In campus/colleges 'divas' search for rich married men, while boys seek rich sugar mummies.
2.The 2 groups later graduate to become desperate female/male bloggers,on the lookout for Mr/Mrs moneybags to marry.
3. After failing to get what they want (continous supply of money)they begin to blame the world for their woes.Their problem is Internal,not External as they are victims of their own recipies.
Gotta be honest here.If I am desperate enough to lash out at men publicly,I'd rather have a beyonce kind of look and a pocket like Oprah's else my dad would send me to mental lock down.
Pick at least one struggle,not 2,he would say.
