[quote=Swenani][quote=Much Know]Just to make my point for Ruto. AS per my African Culture and many Kenyans will attest to this, NO DIVORCE is allowed, once you pick a woman you keep her! If you want another, you still keep the other, our lady supreme court chief justice said this is OK in Africa. Kenya has the lowest divorce rates in sub-saharan Africa at 15%. The rule is THE WOMAN STICK TO ONE MAN..BAS, even our constitution is clear. Why did the woman go away?

HATA YESU mwenyewe in Mathew says divorce is out of the question except if the WOMAN commits adultery.

In the "west", divorce rates are at 75% in Belgium and typically above 50% in most of it. They have an aging population and NO CHILDREN, hence the middle east and in some cases African immigrants are taking over these countries with their "logical relationships". Masukuma put a video here of the "failed parenting" strategies and relationship failures the west has undergone with this "stupid" western notions of "come we stay" relationships! IMMIGRANTS are snatching what the WHITES HAD!

Healthwise, if African system is strictly followed even diseases reduce. Ministry of Health emphasises a simple ABC formula to relationships, A abstain, B, stick to one man as per katiba, C if you CANT CONTROL use condom, from there you are being fooolish and there is nothing to argue about!
Ruto is OK![/quote]

Kenya also has the highest rates of single mothers/children born out of wedlock in Africa courtesy of Machozi's kind
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The highest? Wow! Kindly tell me where I can find this info/research/data. I have a client in the reproductive health sector and this would offer great insights.

[quote=tycho]Marriage unfortunately is getting obsolete. It only serves frail humans who worry about age, disease and wealth.

But when lifespans extend, wealth is ubiquitous, and people are actively engaged through their lifetimes, the idea of marriage becomes less and less appealing.

People will live longer because their world views would have changed from ideas of conquest to those of balance.

Balance in sexuality is possible, and it's what is lacking in our relations now. Families are competing against each other, individuals are striving to out do each other.

That's why sex appears to be such a frustrating matter. Class conflict manifests in the bed.

But a classless society is possible. Class is the fixedness of position. So if this rigidity is removed, a classless society is achieved. And a classless society is likely to have communal children.

What would happen in such a society would be a sexual freedom expressed truthfully and responsibly.[/quote]
wacha nikuulize... unaongeaga hivi in real life?

[quote=hamburglar]Do you know I have never read even one of this guy's post since the very first one or two back back in the day? I skip over to the next post at breakneck speed. As soon as I see his name, I scroll past it quickly like am running away from a fire. The few times that I've mistakenly read his post without realizing that he was the poster I felt so exhausted. Lol. [/quote]

You don't know what you are missing !!

[quote=Lolest!][quote=masukuma][quote=tycho]Marriage unfortunately is getting obsolete. It only serves frail humans who worry about age, disease and wealth.

But when lifespans extend, wealth is ubiquitous, and people are actively engaged through their lifetimes, the idea of marriage becomes less and less appealing.

People will live longer because their world views would have changed from ideas of conquest to those of balance.

Balance in sexuality is possible, and it's what is lacking in our relations now. Families are competing against each other, individuals are striving to out do each other.

That's why sex appears to be such a frustrating matter. Class conflict manifests in the bed.

But a classless society is possible. Class is the fixedness of position. So if this rigidity is removed, a classless society is achieved. And a classless society is likely to have communal children.

What would happen in such a society would be a sexual freedom expressed truthfully and responsibly.[/quote]
wacha nikuulize... unaongeaga hivi in real life?[/quote]
He/she once told us that he/she has another very active handle. He could be swenani[/quote]