I was listening to a radio station today in the morning. I am not married yet I have a fiance. is it true that it is a circle, those who are in want to get out and those who are out want to get in. What should I expect?

it is a necessary poison.....

a four wheeled tricycle.....

an upright bed....

a woolen shirt....

it is something for the individual...

to find out...

Consider also the real possibility that the some of the calls on the FM stations are staged and acted out by professional actors... all with the aim of captivating the audience...

With that in mind, my people say "ndiakagwo ta ya wakini" ....loosely translates to "haijengwi kama ya rafiki" or "you don't build like your friend.

Marriage is a covenant: you promise yourself, your God, your partner, your family, your friends etc.... that you will love and live with this man/woman till death.

As they say, don't marry the person you can live with; marry the one you cannot live without.

I dont believe any of those over emotional callers to the FM stations..if one is that bold to want to share it witht he world, he /she should be bold enuff to get out.
Like i commented in a previous thread, how esle do u think this overpaid presenters/celebs make their money...inventing stories and getting actors who in turn make us follish kenyans give our 10 cents worth of advise and sympathy to theb aggrieved while the phone companies and the radio stations mint our money

Check!

@MuchKnow,
I know of 20-something year old's hung up on some chappies who come to my better half (the Msotress) for relationship advice. Hearing their stories, you learn first hand the depths that "modern men" have sunk to - these tots endure a whole lotta crap in the name of love.

Watoto wazuri wako mzee. Trust me, bruh, you ain't looking hard enough!