Executive Director & Co-Founder Change A Girl Uganda(CHANGU) A Girl Child Advocacy CBO. Partnered With: @JusticeCentersUganda. @AghaKhanFoundationUg.
Kampala, Uganda
Joined March 2019
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Mutujooze ffe ab'ebitole bya Geisha pink hoooooo!
I have a genuine question: who is still showering with actual bars of soap? 😭 Like, you’re telling me you get in the shower, grab a solid block of Dove or Dial, rub it directly on your body, then put it back? No pump bottle, no shower gel, just a whole bar of soap? I genuinely need to understand this demographic.
And also, I don't forget the good things someone did to/for me 10+ years ago.
Especially how they made me feel.
There's some ka decision I took, naye kagala kunnettira.
Wabula singa waliwo eyakankaka singa munoonya n'ambazzi😠
Everyone asking November of so many things and my forehead is just all up with NOVEMBER GWE OMANYI MUNANGE😁 🤣 😂
A perfect read!
Another important thing you need to look into when entering a relationship or considering marriage is understanding how your partner was raised and the kind of environment they grew up in.
For example, to some people, silence means peace, while to others, silence means something is wrong.
Some people grew up in homes where asking questions was interpreted as an accusation, while others grew up in environments where asking questions was simply a way of seeking clarity.
Some grew up in homes where disagreements were resolved through healthy conversations, while others grew up believing that disagreements would always lead to arguments, shouting, or conflict.
Both of you may genuinely love each other, but these differences in upbringing can become a constant source of misunderstanding and conflict if you don’t recognize and address them.
Sometimes, the problem isn’t a lack of love. It’s two people who grew up in completely different environments, interpreting the same actions in entirely different ways.
And unless both partners are willing to understand each other’s perspectives, communicate, and make adjustments, love alone may not be enough to bridge those gaps.
Approved 🙏
Old School Manners that I will continue teaching all boys that pass into my hands:
- Nver talk to an elder with your earphones in the ears.
- Always stand up and greet a person. With a firm handshake, eye contact. You don’t greet elders while seated down.
- Reply Yes Ma’m , No Sir when asked a question. Don’t leave it plain.
-During Conversations with someone, maintain eye contact. Don’t look side ways.
-When walking out , hold the door for someone behind you. To lead is to accept responsibility of opening the door.
-In a group discussion, learn to wait for your turn to speak. DO NOT INTERRUPT. What u say isn’t more important than what others be saying.
-Honor other people’s personal space. Soso media can blur boundaries and breed Kamanyiiro but learn to know where to stop.
-Keep phones off table when having a meal. Meal time is very important.
-Take initiative to clean without being told.
