THE JOY OF DATING YOUNGER MEN

by Robert 29. June 2011 10:55

Evolutionary scientists tell us that parents are hard-wired to protect their offspring from harm. That is why a seemingly timid woman turns into a lioness when her child is threatened.

So why are we witnessing more incidents of men defiling their daughters as their wives plead ignorance or in some instances take off? Last week’s incident where it was claimed a man in Molo had fathered two children with his daughter (his wife had returned to "her people" in protest) was particularly shocking.

At what point does a father deem it fit to turn his child into his spouse and why would neighbours only talk about the incestuous relationship in hushed tones instead of reporting the matter to authorities?

It is bad enough that we can hardly trust strangers around our children nowadays. But when sexual pests turn out to be those nearest and dearest to us, then the matter needs to be addressed like yesterday. Sociologists must tell us what is going on in the minds of these predators if we are to protect our loved ones from this evil.

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The Haque

by Robert 4. April 2011 09:10

What do you think about the current proceedings at the Haque and does it going to affect Kenyan politics?

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Attachments

by David 8. March 2011 10:25

Attachment Kenya is determined to provide Kenyan youth with field attachments in their field of study. Please let us know how we can improve it, our shortcoming and our bright side. Karibu.

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What is Alcohol Abuse?

by David 8. March 2011 10:19

Many people think that alcohol abuse and alcoholism are the same. This information is not based on alcoholism facts, alcohol abuse facts, or about alcohol facts.

Indeed, though both alcohol abuse and alcoholism are similar in that both point to the unfortunate connection that exists between abuse and alcohol, alcohol abuse, unlike alcoholism, does not include the loss of control due to drinking, physical dependence, or an extremely strong craving for alcohol.

Definition of Alcohol Abuse. Alcohol abuse is defined as a pattern of drinking that results in one or more of the following circumstances in a twelve-month time frame:

Drinking in situations that can result in physical injury such as operating machinery.
Continued drinking in spite of ongoing relationship problems that are the result of drinking.
Failure to attend to important responsibilities at home, work, or school.
Experiencing recurring alcohol-related legal problems. Examples include getting arrested for damaging someone's property, receiving a DUI, or for physically hurting someone while drunk.

An intelligent way of looking at the components that make up the definition of alcohol abuse is this: when a person exhibits problems in any or all of these areas, consider this information as alcohol abuse signs. That is, the manifestation of any or all of these issues is often a red flag that the person is engaging in abusive drinking.

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Study Abroad

by David 8. March 2011 10:05

Link Study Abroad Consultants Kenya is among the best international student recruitment agencies in Kenya. Many of our directors are alumni from various universities abroad. They have first hand experience on student's life abroad. For the last three years, our consultancy agency has been able to place more than 500 students to more than 17 institutions of higher learning abroad.

We hope our presence and commitment will improve the lives of students from Kenya who aspire to study abroad. Welcome to our site as you make one the most important steps in your life.

For more information please visit WWW.LSACK.com

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Young entrepreneurs

by Robert 8. March 2011 08:08

Can you term the marriage between Peter Mbugua then 25 years old and Wambui Otieno then 67 years old a type of investment for Mbugua?

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Shame of being caught pants down

by Robert 8. March 2011 04:40

There are many ways of telling whether you are smitten including not being as angry as you used to be with the government and politicians because you are not thinking of anything else except the object of your affection. The most important sign though is lack of honesty. True, honesty is the best policy as long as you are not talking about a relationship.

And as most people will attest, telling a lie is the easy part, living it is the problem. After telling Maureen that I was a night manager at a call centre, I was forced to borrow a suit and a tie from Cousin Meshack to look the part. Of course, I look ridiculous in a suit considering that the closest I have come to a white-collar job was being a polling clerk.

But since my physical address and basic living conditions were not in tandem with an ‘executive’ lifestyle, I had to lie some more.

"I am here temporarily … my house is being renovated," was how I explained away the arrangement and especially the small size of the SQ (servants quarter) where I was in danger of not fitting in if I made the mistake of adding just a little more weight.

But one Friday evening, after the organisation responsible for supplying power blackouts came to our aid and put us in darkness, things took a different turn. I saw two female figures stride into the pub and I immediately hurried to their table to take orders. But just before I got there, I identified them clearly. It was too late to turn back, however.

"So this is the call centre?" one of the women asked with a disgusted look on her face. The voice was familiar. It was Maureen. At that moment, I wanted to say this was just corporate social responsibility.

That as part of our CSR, the call centre I work for requires employees to set aside some hours a week to help those who can’t help themselves and in this case I had chosen to assist those who can’t help drinking!

"I can explain …" I found myself mumbling.

"You don’t have to," a highly disappointed Maureen retorted. "Just bring us the drinks!"

I had blown it and like cousin Meshack had said, I was going to die alone. I was doomed and no woman would ever give me a second look. Especially considering that I don’t even know how to use photo-editing software that would go a long way in helping me score on the Internet! What a waste considering how much the government and the private sector have put in the laying of the fibre optic cables!

But then one morning while still wallowing in self-pity, I heard a knock on my door.

"I just have one thing to say," Maureen started when I finally opened. "You should be proud of what you do … it doesn’t make me think less of you!"

Suddenly there was hope. Just when I had started asking around which church has the highest number of available women so that I join.

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Lost and Found Items

by David 8. March 2011 04:32

Have you come across an item that does not belong to you? and you would like to look for the owner? at this section, you can post such items and we will increase the chances that the owner will be found. We will appreciate all your efforts.

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Kenya

by David 8. March 2011 04:21

A 2005 report by the United Nations ranked Kenya as 154th out of a list of 177 countries, in terms of life expectancy, literacy levels and overall gross domestic product. Just three years earlier, the country had ranked 134th. For comparison, Uganda was ranked at 144th, and Tanzania was 164th. Both are immediate neighbors of Kenya. What can you youth do to uplift this country?

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Welcome to campus blog

by David 7. March 2011 20:59

Thanks for visiting our site; you are more than welcome to share your ideas on this site with other great youth like you. Pick a topic of your interest and let us know what you think about it. Over and above Attachment Kenya will try and get as many as possible attachment slots through our corporate world. In an environment where more than 65% of youth are jobless, this is an up-hill battle. Every effort to dent this menace will go a long way in creating a stronger Kenyan youth. Many has tried to prescribe different solutions to youth challenges, every step towards youth prosperity is an accomplishment. Its clear that solutions to our miseries will come from within and not outside. Once again am glad to well come you to Attachment Kenya forum.

David Chege .N

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