-So nimekuwa nikiongea na this guy whom I met on Tinder for like a week. Proper banter. Dry humour. Kidogo toxic. The usual Nairobi romance starter pack.

-Wild campus birthday 🎂

-The blue light of the monitor reflected in my eyes as the final "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" flashed across the screen. For most, the high-pitched cheers of a squad are just a weekend release, but for Stan, that digital victory translated into a tangible bank notification. Winning the recent PUBG tournament wasn't just about reflex-driven headshots or tactical rotations; it was a testament to the modern reality that a well-honed hobby can double as a financial lifeline.

-At Laikipia University, the air was crisp, but my nights were burning hot. My campus experience wasn't defined by the quiet walls of the library, but by the neon pulse of "The Main Street" and weekend trips to Nakuru. I became a master of the "outside" life, indulging in the social thrill of the scene and dancing until the sunrise hit the Aberdare ranges.

-Joel was a young man from a small village in Kakamega County. After finishing his studies in electrical and electronics, he struggled to find stable work. Most days, he helped his uncle in small farm activities and repaired radios in the village to earn a little money.

-My college years were a dark, endless nightmare. While other students complained about bad Wi-Fi or boring lectures, I was fighting a silent battle against starvation. There were times I went for three straight days without a single morsel of food passing my lips. My stomach would twist in agonizing knots, and my head would spin so badly I could barely stand up during lectures.

-As a college student, I have been involved in a lot of things in the name of experiencing. From traversing the streets of town to feel a sense of freedom, to joining funny programs, thinking it might get me out of my parents' home. especially since I am the only one who has never been allowed to stay outside my place and had to commute to school, but the one who gives me the most dread and stress is a leader.

-There's this couple where a wife received a message from a mzungu on Facebook telling her how he wants to buy her a house in Eldoret worth kes 15 million shillings and this woman was told to pay for the transaction fees which amount to kes 500,000. The woman borrowed so many people because the mzungu guy seemed real and genuine.

-I used to think I had found the perfect girl.

-Living in a third world country marked with hits of corruption. The system failing at all intervals. Society failing and crushing the Ubuntu format.Trying to be civilised yet killing our heritage.Where do I stand? Mental illness swerving the airwaves. Society becoming a man eat society. Where does humanity lie? Been trailed and judged. Being victimised and unseen. Oppression crumbling the next generation. Do i have a chance? Can i change the trajectory? Ooh how I'm down. Ooh how injustice is prevailing. Chance a reckon of hope but not alive.

-My student ID has been an essential part of college life, acting as both a friend and a source of frustration. It has opened doors to benefits, such as discounts on bowling, which offers a fun escape after tough classes. A memorable moment occurred when I and a friend settled an argument about the Grand Prix with a bowling match, though I lost, it highlighted the importance of leisure amidst academic pressure.

-The neon glow of the casino entrance used to feel like a sunrise, full of promise. At twenty, I was a rising star in the corporate auditing world, sharp-eyed and disciplined. But beneath the professional veneer, a dual shadow was growing. What started as a casual bet and a "stress-relieving" habit soon became a relentless engine of destruction.

-Recently I had an interesting encounter at night. So I had gone to an event, which was about Mental health given it's mental health month, and I had exact fare to and fro. I had also budgeted for my nduthi ride back home, so ilikuwa niende na mat, nirudi na nduthi ju ingekuwa usiku... so kufika, the event was so good and impactful, had a great time, met amazing people. Event ikaisha kitu 9pm so ni time ya kurudi home, hapa ndio nilijua hii town usitembee na simu haina airtime. so sikuwa na credo, but I knew there was a way I'd just purchase data direct from Mpesa without paying okoa jahazi😂🫣 so nikabuy data ya 10 bob, ikamezwa na sijui what, so I can't access Bolt to request for my bike ride home. Mind you it's a scattered place, watu sio wengi, ni usiku and I'm a girl. I got so scared, I can't buy more data otherwise nitakosa pesa ya nduthi, and it's almost 9.30pm, so I decided to take a walk as I try find a solution, nikitembea hivi I saw a young guy who had a mechanic's…

-Do we really appreciate religion or are we afraid of eternal burning?

-I am still yet to understand the relationship between alcohol and sex well at least in my case. Long before I quit drinking alcohol, I used to spend most of my time in bars and lodgings more than I was at home.

-Masturbation in WOMEN 😂 💪..yo' tumewafikia wana Kanairoz

-If you are a guy like me and find the time to play some game like one of my favorites, Sekiro then una jua hii boss fulani inaitwa the guardian ape. You fight it kabisa the first time unaiona na ujue it's hard on its own. When you finally beat it, game hadi inakwambia you have slain the beast. But moments after you perform the shinobi execution, that text disappears. hio kitu ina fufuka. ina chukua kichwa yake, Hp yake iko back in full na ina ongezeka tena sijui mara ngapi. And fighting the thing now becomes hopelessly difficult; deleting the game is the most sane and logical thing to do at that point.

-I once believed my girlfriend was the most important person in my life. We laughed together, shared secrets, and made plans for the future. I trusted her completely. But one day, I discovered she had betrayed me. She was seeing someone else behind my back. My heart broke, and I felt lost. The pain was heavy, and I wondered if I would ever heal.

-I arrived at school late… and smelling like I had been negotiating with alcohol all night.

-On June 2nd 2024, I had a chance to give my life to Christ after a very long struggle with Religion. Shida kanitandika proper nikaamuwa acha nitafute mungu. I went to Jcc Thika Road where this Pastor called Pastor Morris Gacheru was Preaching about Slaves in Christ, that topic got me and I felt it in my spirit, nikaamuwa for once, wacha nipeane life yangu kwa christ.

-Okello Juma the kasagam engineer can't find a job so he opens a clinic and puts a sign outside

-A popular comedian cam politician in Kisumu naye juzi alienda nyumbani na RANGE ROVER, if you know what I mean.. being a Luo, it's a calling I say. Mama yake akampatia mahindi gorogoro tisa aende kusiaga🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️. Imagine wewe na "RR" yako KDW..

-So, there's this day nimetoka tao, it was in the afternoon hours, nikaingia mat ya kukuja mtaa, I was busy on my phone and had my headphones in, so I sat on the window seat, then a guy came sat next to me, I didn't look at him but alikuwa ananukia fiti Sana, and I like my men smelling nice, but sikupay so much attention. I had on a black maxi dress and flat shoes, my bag and phone and earphones, so this guy sat next to me and tapped my knees to get my attention, so nikatoa side moja ya earphones, and paused the music, he was like "hey, fare ni how much" I replied " ni 60" and I was ready to put on my earphones again when he told me, usieke earphones, ata me nimetoa earbuds zangu, si tuongee, nikacheka then I told him sina story, he was like yeye hawezi kosa, so akaniuliza nashukia wapi nikamshow kwanini anataka kujua, akaniambia maybe we could be neighbors, nikamshow very unlikely. He chuckled then akanishow nimpee IG handle yangu, nikamshow zii siko IG, Niko IG yes but i am not…

-In the early 2000s I was a college student just learning to be on my own, it was challenging and exhilarating at the same time.