Topic: #lifestyle choices

Illusions often comfort us, presenting a filtered reality that feels safer and more predictable. We cling to beliefs, ideas, and perceptions that shield us from the uncertainties of life. These illusions can be as simple as the belief in absolute control

Easy to apply and perfect for busy schedules, this trend enhances a natural, radiant vibe—no heavy makeup required. For many, lip glow strikes the ideal balance, offering a polished finish that is effortless, versatile, and suitable for both casual days a

There are several reasons behind this preference for being single. Changing priorities, particularly in career and education, often take precedence over romantic relationships. As individuals focus on their studies and career aspirations, they deprioritiz

In many cultures, waist beads signify the transition into womanhood, sexuality, and fertility. They serve as markers of significant life stages, celebrating the journey of a woman’s body.

The transition to university can be overwhelming, with academic pressures and social adjustments; having a romantic partner can serve as a vital support system during stressful times. This period of independence allows students to forge lasting bonds and

The allure of “kupiga sherehe” (partying) becomes synonymous with freedom for some, as they revel in the knowledge that their parents and professors are no longer watching over them. This sense of liberation often leads to unhealthy lifestyle choices, ove

Luther Vandross, the late renowned R&B artist, in his song, A House is not a Home, argued that a House is not permanent as compared to a Home. He further says that a room-in view bedsitter, a manyatta, mud house etc -cannot be a home; one is bound to move