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Mugiithi musician Samidoh Muchoki has offered a thought-provoking (and perhaps contentious) piece of advise for guys to think about when they consider dating.
The father of five spoke on how women should submit to their partners in partnerships and be willing to follow their lead in a message shared on Instagram Stories.
“Men, a woman who doesn’t listen does not belong in your life. I shall explain, a woman who doesn’t take corrections from you, a woman who doesn’t take instructions from you, a woman who doesn’t take directions from you is dangerous,” the video emphasized.
The video continued to show these women's negative characteristics, portraying them as pompous and arrogant, believing that their relationships with their boyfriends were a benefit to them.
He continued by saying that these ladies feel they deserve to be with someone better, wealthier, and more accomplished than their current spouse because they think they are superior to them.
He brought up the fact that these women typically argue a lot, are impolite, and create unnecessary drama.
He went on to say that they often rob their spouses of peaceful time because they want to brag about how amazing they are.
These women are dishonest, ungrateful, disloyal, and treacherous, according to Samidoh, who used strong words to suggest that they are capable of humiliation, betrayal, and finally abandoning their partners for someone else.
People usually wonder about the singer's relationship status with the woman he's dating because his messages typically deal with relationships.
The artist then shared an intriguing statement that exposed the depths of a man's sadness, which raised some further alarms.
"The sound of a man crying is a piteous noise, almost worse than an infant’s cry. Babies are either hungry, sick or bored, or need changing. A man is none of those things. He was wrapped in grief as deep as the ocean, and no one could do anything yo help him."
Currently holding that honour is Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu, with whom he has two children.
So, is Samidoh really looking out for his fellow guys, or is there anything more going on? Who can say?
