bwenyenye wrote:@Wendz,
Well put. However, are you saying I must be above the chic in the food chain for her to 'feel' me? I think the problem has also got to do with Chics washrooms. Munaenda huko kutoa the prospective guy marks mpaka the prosepective chic anaona aibu? I think Chics hudanganyana tu sana.... and the kitchens, supermarkets and washrooms have made numerous 'wives-to-be' make mistakes... There are some women I get jittery when I see mama boy start operating with cos I know the next story will be ..' baba johny has bought his wife a nice pink car..' and I know where this goes..
@bwenyenye.... I wouldnt deny that..... we talk alot and yes, we toa marks, alot of it... problem is the kind of friends your gal keeps.... Actually, many gals are clever enough not to discuss their serious jamaa with their galfriends if they know the gals will only toa him marks and only disclose it when they are at an advanced stage. if her friends are those those who do not value families, relationships etc and see relationships as a competition, a gaining ground only and no compromise, you are walking on a muddy road unless she's got a character strong enough to stand by what she believes in..... like one @lisaox
@oops, if a man is only judging you by the career you have and not your character, eeeeeeh, you need to be thinking of what happens when the career hits the rocks... we all know the higher you move, the riskier it gets in terms of maintaining your job.....