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  • Failed Marriages

    Failed Marriages
    Sep 2 2022
    If you were raised in some typical community, you will learn that once you divorce people automatically lose respect for you, especially if you are poor. Most divorced women get it worse just because they are women, therefore you get a lot of women who stay in broken marriages and abusive marriages all because they don't want to be labeled loose, or labeled as "that woman who couldn't keep her marriage". It is high time we stop labeling people as failures just because they couldn't keep their marriage. A lot happens in a marriage and sometimes it can get unbearable. A failed marriage does not make one a failure and it is about time we unlearn some things we were taught in the past because they are toxic. What are your thoughts on this?
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    15 min
  • Self Sabotage and Sabotaging others

    Self Sabotage and Sabotaging others
    Sep 2 2022
    A lot of us and a lot of times we tend to underestimate ourselves. We look down on our own plans and goals and therefore we fail before we even execute the plan. It doesn't only end there, we also tend to do that to others and it is about time we stop and break this habit. We need to stop with the negative talk and start using positive words. tune in and let me know what are your thoughts on this.
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    14 min
  • Unnecessary witchcraft in African communities need to stop

    Unnecessary witchcraft in African communities need to stop
    Aug 16 2022
    As African people, we need to stop the unnecessary use of witchcraft in our communities. But we also need to stop blaming all our misfortunes and down falls on witchcraft because we will not progress with such mentality. What are your thoughts?
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    17 min
  • African Families and sweeping rape under the rugs.

    African Families and sweeping rape under the rugs.
    Aug 12 2022
    Rape is a common thing in African communities, yet this issue is hardly ever addressed. Majority of kids in African families have either been sexually abused or molested by a family member or family friend, yet parents would be aware and not address these issues because they are afraid of public judgment and this has to stop. What is your thought on this issue?
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    14 min