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Kamba Gal Mwenyewe 😌

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24/09/2026

There's a tunnel at the end of a tunnel.

Sometimes, the fastest way to find out who genuinely cares about you is to let them see you struggling. T...
18/09/2026

Sometimes, the fastest way to find out who genuinely cares about you is to let them see you struggling.

That’s a lesson I learned the hard way.

They say 80% don’t care, and 20% are actually glad it’s you. I don’t know if those percentages are scientific 😂, but after what I experienced, I understand why people say it.

There was a season I became unusually vulnerable and decided, “Usikufe peke yako.” So I reached out.

Some people never responded. Some called, checked on me, and genuinely came through. Others said things I never imagined they would say.

One man from my home place laughed and said, “Mtu hawezi amini ni wewe uko kwa shida unaomba.” Then he said, “Remind me Friday morning, I’ll see what I can do.”

I reminded him.

Silence.

And honestly, that silence said more than the promise ever could.

That season taught me something: HARD TIMES REVEAL PEOPLE.

Some disappear. Some talk. Some promise and never show up. And some quietly stand with you when you least expect it.

So these days, I’m more careful with my vulnerability. My pain is not public property, and not everyone deserves access to the parts of me that are hurting.

But to those who showed up when I was vulnerable—I saw you. I remember. ❤️

Funny thing about hard seasons: YOU MAY LOOSE YOUR COMFORT, BUT YOU GAIN CLARITY.

So tell me… have you ever gone through a season that completely changed how you see people? What did it teach you? 👀



18/09/2026

Ama nifungue biz ya kuendeaga watu manguo kwa exes wao?🤔

People are so used to hints, pretence and sugar-coating that sometimes a simple, direct statement sounds rude.“Please do...
17/09/2026

People are so used to hints, pretence and sugar-coating that sometimes a simple, direct statement sounds rude.

“Please don’t speak to me that way.” — You’re too sensitive.
“I can’t help financially right now.” — You’ve changed.
“I don’t agree with you.” — You’re disrespectful.
“I need some space.” — You’re arrogant.

Lakini ukweli ni huu: being direct is not the same as being aggressive.

You can say what you mean without insulting anyone. You can set a boundary without starting a war. And you don't have to keep saying “sawa tu” when it is clearly NOT sawa. 😅

Sometimes people aren't offended by your tone. They're offended that you finally stopped pretending.
Be honest. Be respectful. Be clear.

Now tell me, have you ever been called rude simply because you were being honest? 👀


17/09/2026

Unapigwa ngeta hapo Githu na mtoy anakuambia ni assignment ya CBC 😅

14/09/2026

Fear men/fear women is just an online narrative.
Huko kwa ground michango ya harusi inataka kutuua.

13/09/2026

K**a naeza jibaia ringoz, sioni k**a gari naeza lemewa.

No one talks about the painful words some parents tell their children.Sometimes you don't need a beating to be wounded. ...
13/09/2026

No one talks about the painful words some parents tell their children.

Sometimes you don't need a beating to be wounded. Maneno yanatosha.

"Wewe huwezi kuwa kitu."
"Look at your siblings, mbona wewe uko hivi?"
"I regret having you."
"Hakuna mtu atakupenda."

Then the parent forgets what they said.

Lakini mtoto hasahau.

That child grows up, but those words grow with them. They become an adult who doubts themselves, fears rejection, struggles to receive love, and keeps trying to prove that they are worthy.

And when they finally speak about it, people say, “Lakini ni mama yako… ni baba yako. Waheshimu wazazi.”

Yes, respect your parents. Lakini respect doesn't erase pain. Forgiveness doesn't mean pretending it never happened.

Some of us are adults today, but deep inside, there is still a little child asking:

“Why wasn't I ever good enough for you?”

Parents, be careful with your words.

You may forget what you said. Your child may carry it for years.

Sometimes the voice they are fighting in adulthood...

is the voice they first heard at home. 💔



12/09/2026

Yaani ndukwosa simu syake?





12/09/2026

What level of adulting have you reached?
Me: Watching everything with subtitles
I say 'Thank you Jesus ' When I sit down

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Nairobi

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

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