Beta simp dies after fighting for a Kunguru

Cortedivoire

Cortedivoire

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The deceased was a nursing student at KMTC, Kisii branch.
The First-Year student on Monday night stormed his girlfriend’s house unannounced, and found her with another man

The anger led to a vicious fight that resulted in the death of the student.

Neighbours heard a commotion emanating from the young woman’s house a few minutes past 9pm, By the time they were accessing the scene, the KMTC student was already dead.

The KMTC student’s body was collected from the scene by Nyanchwa Police officers, who took it to Kisii County Teaching and Referral Hospital morgue
 
wrongturn said:
boy child needs emotional support past 18 years especially those who still have fantasies about life, they need the old age realty check
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Very true, most males at that age learn about relationships and human intimate interactions from magazines/online anecdotes/ or even porn. They jump into relationships with a fantasy of what the ideal female is and how they are to act. A good number are unable to handle the kind of disappointment that awaits them before they get a reality check.
 
kijanamrefu said:
Most guys raised in extended families and interactive communities tend to have less idealistic mental images of women.
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True by the way. You find a dude who was raised in a picture perfect nuclear family expecting to find his mother and the kind of relationship she enjoyed with his father in a random woman he meets on the streets. Not knowing her background, how she was raised, what she idealizes as a healthy relationship etc. The reality check hits him like a sack of bricks. People raised in extended and interactive communities tend to have it at the back of their minds that people are different, they are open to disappointments and understand the diversity of other people's backgrounds. They handle the disappointments better.
 
Ice_Cube said:
True by the way. You find a dude who was raised in a picture perfect nuclear family expecting to find his mother and the kind of relationship she enjoyed with his father in a random woman he meets on the streets. Not knowing her background, how she was raised, what she idealizes as a healthy relationship etc. The reality check hits him like a sack of bricks. People raised in extended and interactive communities tend to have it at the back of their minds that people are different, they are open to disappointments and understand the diversity of other people's backgrounds. They handle the disappointments better.
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Kabisa. Limited real world exposure and fantasy building through TV, radio and social media makes for a very harsh/confusing adulthood.
 
kijanamrefu said:
Kabisa. Limited real world exposure and fantasy building through TV, radio and social media makes for a very harsh/confusing adulthood.
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But social media has facilitated the demystification of sex and relationships. One would expect with that guys would be less attached to girls....
 
Montecarlo said:
But social media has facilitated the demystification of sex and relationships. One would expect with that guys would be less attached to girls....
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It hasn't. Social media is simply digital programming/manipulation. It will show you what you think is ideal, not what is real. When you log into your IG, it's in control, not you, and will craft your own version of reality.

So kuna mtu hapo anabelieve that the correct way to treat women is to buy them cars, because he follows Vera Sidika and that's how she's "appreciated".

Furthermore, social media has raised the social value of overt and ostentatious behaviour. Before, you had to talk to a woman to figure her out. Now, she can craft an image that you'll believe in.
 
Montecarlo said:
But social media has facilitated the demystification of sex and relationships. One would expect with that guys would be less attached to girls....
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Depends what you expose yourself to. You know how algorithms work right?
You youtube nonsense, it will keep suggesting nonsense, you youtube educational, it will suggest more educational stuff with a pinch of nonsense to destruct you.
 
kijanamrefu said:
It hasn't. Social media is simply digital programming/manipulation. It will show you what you think is ideal, not what is real. When you log into your IG, it's in control, not you, and will craft your own version of reality.

So kuna mtu hapo anabelieve that the correct way to treat women is to buy them cars, because he follows Vera Sidika and that's how she's "appreciated".

Furthermore, social media has raised the social value of overt and ostentatious behaviour. Before, you had to talk to a woman to figure her out. Now, she can craft an image that you'll believe in.
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You've said it best.
 
Anglututu said:
Depends what you expose yourself to. You know how algorithms work right?
You youtube nonsense, it will keep suggesting nonsense, you youtube educational, it will suggest more educational stuff with a pinch of nonsense to destruct you.
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Human beings are more inclined to evil or nonsense if you like.....
 
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