Kombe Moses

Ladies listen. We are not intimidated by your success. What intimidates us is your lack of femininity….the care, nurturing, and domestic skills that you’ve replaced entirely with degrees. We are naturally providers. We cannot spend our lives searching for another provider. That would be like a woman ignoring a man who can provide and instead looking for a man who is nurturing and caring. Is that who you’re going to rely on to feed and protect your children? The problem with modern women is that the qualities they find attractive in men are exactly what they assume men will find attractive in women. That’s why many get frustrated when they feel they have to “settle” for less educated men, despite having advanced degrees. A woman’s instinct is to find a man who is educated, successful, and able to provide…someone who can keep her and the children alive, sheltered, and fed. A man’s instinct, on the other hand, is to find a woman who can nurture his children, care for the home he works hard for, and provide him peace of mind. He is the provider, so his focus is not on looking for another provider. That’s why, for men, a woman’s money or education is a bonus….not a requirement. Instead of trying to understand what men truly want, women listen to feminists who claim that men are using their lack of money to “force” women to marry them, simply because women don’t have their own money to choose the kind of men they want.

A man who loves you will annoy you like a child. Women don’t understand this.  They think a man who teases is lacking maturity…not accurate. If he:  jokes,  is playful,  Makes fun of you  Says random things to piss you off  It’s his way of letting you into his world.  Now if a man is silent around you… Or mysterious, it can mean indifference and a performance. So ladies, embrace the man who meets you with open arms and laughter his humor often reveals a heart that is both loyal and genuinely caring.

@AbahmanAll34931 @GodlyAction No. In Luke 7:26, Jesus Christ is talking about John the Baptist...that John the Baptist was "much more than a prophet.." it was him who was written, "I sent a Messenger before Your face, who will prepare Your way before You.."

@Musah96 @GodlyAction هو لم يقل :" أفضل من الأنبياء " أو من النبي ( بالألف واللام التي تفيد الإستغراق ) ولكن قال : أفضل من نبي . هذا بالتنكير . هذا إذا لم تكن تلك الكلمة أضافها أحد ، كما هو عادة النُّساخ .

“The Bible never says Jesus is God” The Bible: No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God… (John 1:18)

It's a woman who sent Joseph into prison for adultery he didn't commit.

@onlyone_success A woman made Adam fall A woman made Mike Tyson to fall from Grace to Prison A woman made Mark Anthony betray Roman empire Women made Angels rebel God just to ve sex with them A woman made the Samson the strongest man lose his eyes A woman cut off the head of John the Baptist

@AbahmanAll34931 @GodlyAction Today we're reading John chapter 1, We'll come back to Luke chapter 7 and show you how Jesus is more than a mere prophet

@GodlyAction "Что же смотреть ходили вы? пророка ли ? Да , говорю вам , и больше пророка ". Luke:7:26 . Jesus is a prophet.

@_fwambui Si ni mimi nakwambia

@Musah96 Musa?

Huko kwa group ya kina Antoh nimetolewa🤣🤣🤣

@LordConquered @Ihunanya_chi My reporter is Mark. What he recorded in Mark 10:46, The name is of chaldee origin and that is how it appears

@Musah96 @Ihunanya_chi The word Bar means Son already, Bartimaeus means Son of Timaeus.... Many thought Bartimaeus was his name

How well do you know your Bible as a Christian? 📖 I sat by the road begging. I cried out for mercy. He opened my eyes. Who am I?

Marry a first born 🙂

@callmeijeoma Breakup or divorce, 6 years is a lot

6years of relationship ended just like that I’m not okayyyyy 😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔😭😭😭💔💔😭💔

@TgCafe Calling marriage a partnership is where the problem actually begins. Spouse is different from a partner

Check my page and you'll see I've never said wives shouldn't support. Wives should step in where and when necessary. That's how it should be. My point is that men are now running away from what should be their calling and responsibilities. A man is the main provider while the woman support from behind. Did time change that too?

That 100% provider mindset is what we’re talking about. Mind you, even in the older generation, where men provided to the fullest, their wives still played supportive roles. Sometimes, a woman’s support isn’t so "loud," but it’s what keeps the home running. A wise woman knows when to step in for her man, and a wise man does not feel entitled to his wife’s support or place her on "50/50." Instead, he appreciates her support. You can’t be a man and be so loud about 50/50, it makes you sound foolish. Having chosen a kind partner, embrace your role; then see if your wife won’t step in where and when necessary. You’re a man, for goodness sake!

@hosi8huru Laila Tov! From Kenya

あ、こんな時間🐰日本は夜中0:00 おやすみなさい🌙

A day like today in the Hebrew calendar 14th of the month of Nisan 2000 years ago, a historical fact happened outside the city of Jerusalem, in Israel — Jesus Christ gave His Spirit under crucifixion... Something allah rejected 600 years later (Quran 4:157)

@_MissVivie Mysafaricom app has been this ever since 😏

The new mpesa app (one app) is live and all customers using m-pesa app can download it. Sai you don't need my safaricom app na m-pesa app kando kando juu ziko conjoined. We prayed for days like these

Grok automatic translation is incapable of translating slang terms and words from East Africa. Try it, you'll see things like translated from talargo, Indonesian etc 😂😂😂

@254_mogogo From 🇰🇪 but you're tweeting from Indonesian 😂😂😂😂😂

Mimi sijawahi jua mbona ata dem akue light skin aje bado pusi yake ni black 🤔