What is that you fought and won? Or what is it that you’re fighting?
Self appreciation is a maturity that everyone in this generation should work on and cease from being a copycat as it only ruins your self esteem and thus leading to depression.
Most of the young people today in campo rally against their peers to dress well kumbe mtu kwao wamekopa tallah.
Tusker Project Fame (TPF) 5 winner Ruth Matete has opened up about her life and struggles with wearing short dresses and open tops.
She says what seems easy to someone else could be very hard to another. “We all have scars. They say time heals all wounds. I don’t agree.”
Matete revealed that while she was young she encountered a horror moment in her life that almost calimed her life.
“When I was young, I got burned by porridge. I was barely walking. Dad says I was still crawling. Back in Kakamega. Mum had prepared porridge and ran out to do something. I crawled, and touched the tip of the pot (sufuria) and it toppled over. Long story short, I burned 80%. I don’t know what that means🙈, I just know it’s alot of burning🤣
The whole of my back, both of my thighs, parts of my hands, and a small part of my head. I mean, God was so gracious the parts that were burned are those I can hide with clothes. Now I know I was born to serve Him. Mini skirts, haiwes mek😂 Ooh tank top! 🤣🤣 ooh bare back. Ooh see through🤣🤣 I can’t do such. Let’s just say, God is wise😂😂 Daddy says it was so hard for me to be carried. They had to do skin grafting on some parts that were deeply burned.”
