You think marrying, raising a bunch of kids, and breaking your back for a muhindi, is something worthy living for?

[Jerrydubiz]

A roman emperor wrote this around in the 2nd century while reflecting on earlier times. Yet here we are, 1900 years later, doing the same mundane things while lying to ourselves that were living remarkable lives. Nah, you're just a sheep, you are not creating any legacy, less than 100 years from now no one will remember you. No one remembers a random guy who's only achievement is to be born, get modest education, work for a muhindi, marry, raise a bunch of kids (who'll repeat the mediocre life cycle) , and naturally die..

"The age of Vespasian, for example. People doing the exact same things: marrying, raising children, getting sick, dying, waging war, throwing parties, doing business, farming, flattering, boasting, distrusting, plotting, hoping others will die, complaining about their own lives, falling in love, putting away money, seeking high office and power.

And that life they led is nowhere to be found.

Or the age of Trajan. The exact same things. And that life too—gone."

 

[Nameless]

Jerrydubiz.
He lived such an extraordinary life that I don't need to Google his name to figure who he is.

 

[The.Black.Templar]

A roman emperor wrote this around in the 2nd century while reflecting on earlier times. Yet here we are, 1900 years later, doing the same mundane things while lying to ourselves that were living remarkable lives. Nah, you're just a sheep, you are not creating any legacy, less than 100 years from now, no one will remember you. No one remembers a random guy who's only achievement is to be born, get modest education, work for a muhindi, marry, raise a bunch of kids (who'll repeat the mediocre life cycle) , and naturally die..

"The age of Vespasian, for example. People doing the exact same things: marrying, raising children, getting sick, dying, waging war, throwing parties, doing business, farming, flattering, boasting, distrusting, plotting, hoping others will die, complaining about their own lives, falling in love, putting away money, seeking high office and power.

And that life they led is nowhere to be found.

Or the age of Trajan. The exact same things. And that life too—gone."

Pole manze, jiweke nguvu kwa roho. Its never that serious. Shida iko wapi?

 

[Jerrydubiz]

Pole manze, jiweke nguvu kwa roho. Its never that serious. Shida iko wapi?

Sawa bro, but wewe huwanga danda sana..

 

[Denis Young]

The need to be remembered. So what? You are dead. How does that serve you?
Live your life, be happy, drink yourself to death if you want to... Death is peaceful. We just don't want the transition to be painful.

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Sawa bro, but wewe huwanga danda sana..

Hehe sasa unanitukana tu bure? Stress ni za nini hadi unatolea majamaa anonymous hapa

 

[X-TRAIL]

Hehe sasa unanitukana tu bure? Stress ni za nini hadi unatolea majamaa anonymous hapa

Huyo ni fossil certified umeona vile ametumiia neno danda

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

A roman emperor wrote this around in the 2nd century while reflecting on earlier times. Yet here we are, 1900 years later, doing the same mundane things while lying to ourselves that were living remarkable lives. Nah, you're just a sheep, you are not creating any legacy, less than 100 years from now no one will remember you. No one remembers a random guy who's only achievement is to be born, get modest education, work for a muhindi, marry, raise a bunch of kids (who'll repeat the mediocre life cycle) , and naturally die..

"The age of Vespasian, for example. People doing the exact same things: marrying, raising children, getting sick, dying, waging war, throwing parties, doing business, farming, flattering, boasting, distrusting, plotting, hoping others will die, complaining about their own lives, falling in love, putting away money, seeking high office and power.

And that life they led is nowhere to be found.

Or the age of Trajan. The exact same things. And that life too—gone."

Sasa unataka tufanye?

 

[Hotep]

This guy just plucked some random ancient history shit where statues of heroes were closer to gods which is not applicable today.

 

[Wegrow]

Sasa unataka kulia

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

A roman emperor wrote this around in the 2nd century while reflecting on earlier times. Yet here we are, 1900 years later, doing the same mundane things while lying to ourselves that were living remarkable lives. Nah, you're just a sheep, you are not creating any legacy, less than 100 years from now no one will remember you. No one remembers a random guy who's only achievement is to be born, get modest education, work for a muhindi, marry, raise a bunch of kids (who'll repeat the mediocre life cycle) , and naturally die..

"The age of Vespasian, for example. People doing the exact same things: marrying, raising children, getting sick, dying, waging war, throwing parties, doing business, farming, flattering, boasting, distrusting, plotting, hoping others will die, complaining about their own lives, falling in love, putting away money, seeking high office and power.

And that life they led is nowhere to be found.

Or the age of Trajan. The exact same things. And that life too—gone."

Njeri's booty, be brave