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It helps to think simple at times
chepkel
#11 Posted : Wednesday, May 26, 2010 7:50:45 AM
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I agree with Homelygirl. For me to submit to you then you have to show me that you are actually worth it and you deserve it
nostoppingthis
#12 Posted : Wednesday, May 26, 2010 9:36:41 AM
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@ EchoKenya...kindly stop copy/paste...then adding things like "brari uji baridi" just to make your point
Intelligentsia
#13 Posted : Wednesday, May 26, 2010 9:42:22 AM
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some of the solutions for creating employment are simple...
take the CBD & downtown - just let the GoK provide security and:

- businesses will close later and later into the night until it
reaches such a time they operate 24-7-365,
- the workers have to eat supper and even breakfast so restaurants
will stay open late (more jobs created)
- these workers and those of restaurants have to commute to work,
therefore PSVs will work 24-7 (more jobs created)
- the businesses operating late need service providers (more jobs)..

Wendz
#14 Posted : Wednesday, May 26, 2010 10:01:40 AM
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Homelygirl wrote:
@Surealligator

Quote:
My argument was that a wife who is submissive to her husband will most often than not make the husband love her automatically even when there are unavoidable differences in the home.


Well Surealligator, I believe the reverse works better. A husband who loves his wife (and shows it by action) will more ofter than not receive submissiveness from her. My argument is, how can I not submit to a man who is good to me, loves me and shows it to me, it is an automatic reaction. On the contrary, failure to love me (hence failure to exhibit related actions) will be met with same reaction, read zero submissiveness.


@homelygirl

Let me play the devils advocate..... how will a man love a woman who is not submissive to him? I think these things would have to go together.... not waiting for one to prove himself/herself. its a commitment to love her and for her to submit without on condition that..... it wont work..... what if the man is waiting for you to be submissive so that he can love you unconditionally and you are waiting for him to love you so that you can submit? you get my drift?
aemathenge
#15 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 1:58:53 PM
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Foko Jembe threads. Used to be fun. Where did all the fun go?
karqui
#16 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 3:58:28 PM
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Wendz wrote:
Homelygirl wrote:
@Surealligator

Quote:
My argument was that a wife who is submissive to her husband will most often than not make the husband love her automatically even when there are unavoidable differences in the home.


Well Surealligator, I believe the reverse works better. A husband who loves his wife (and shows it by action) will more ofter than not receive submissiveness from her. My argument is, how can I not submit to a man who is good to me, loves me and shows it to me, it is an automatic reaction. On the contrary, failure to love me (hence failure to exhibit related actions) will be met with same reaction, read zero submissiveness.


@homelygirl

Let me play the devils advocate..... how will a man love a woman who is not submissive to him? I think these things would have to go together.... not waiting for one to prove himself/herself. its a commitment to love her and for her to submit without on condition that..... it wont work..... what if the man is waiting for you to be submissive so that he can love you unconditionally and you are waiting for him to love you so that you can submit? you get my drift?



which came first, the egg or the hen?
meeting in the middle would be a better way. each person plays there part.
radio
#17 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 4:59:25 PM
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aemathenge wrote:
Foko Jembe threads. Used to be fun. Where did all the fun go?


Applause Applause Really foko jembe. From the brari uji baridi to bible verses to wifes/husbands!
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