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The problem is with men or their lovers, most men 99% love their white sons, even if he can help himself and marry a black woman, he must find someone else outside of his marriage. but also wearing a wig, adding nails, fake eyelashes,.. it's all the same as treating your skin, because it's all about rejecting your normal body.

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Bosoka bwi Ihungwa Benu🎉❤

Dada Umrembo,Ila Hilo Tope umezidisha 😮

Masoka/Msoka Mkombozi Umependeza Mrembo❤🎉

These ladies are absolutely gorgeous.

Rule of thumb: Let the products' manufacturers/creators/makers consume or apply their products to their own bodies before you use the products. Don't depend on influencers.

Continue pushing!

Key point is learning! ❤ That's the truth Dada.

Valuable content ! Thanks

"Sister Yena, you are amazing and have inspired me greatly. Why did you stop posting on your channel? Please keep walking and continue to post! I love all your videos and messages-they are so inspirational and brighten my day. Love, Emo Talk Show. Love you all so much! Please continue the great work."

Merci beaucoup pour cette émission. Elle est pleine de valeur. Mwakole !

Mwakolé manga. Yané aci, cobe emissions cikyo túhikéca bya manga. Na koca bobe bakeni.

Bwela hebo tochi Bana beto.

Amen amen

Sorry my friend for that.

Hogereni sana Emo talk show, kazi nzuri sana. Shida tuko na trauma yenye ahija Pata thérapie ndiomana tumekuwa watu hivi hivi Kifupi mzee Reani anatuambia tuko na community yenye imeshakufa, community ambayo tayari hatuna muelekeo wala future. Thank God kuna wanao pata ma waiza

Kipindi kitamu saana ❤❤❤❤

I love this conversation 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 great job EMO ❤❤❤

Great job ÈmoTalkShow!

Vema bado na sikiliza kwa umakini zaidi

Very good are right ✅️

I'm so happy of you gills. but sometimes is better to use kibembe only, thanks.

You are very funny, I like this

Tune in this Sunday‼️

Kazi nzuri. Just next umeweke background music chini kidogo, iko a bit loud and distracting. Keep it up

We appreciate the love

Hongera sana Emo Talk, your doing a very great job, i love when you speak English, very smooth, congratulations girl, I’m proud of you, Happy pro for life, kazi yako ni nzuri

Great interview!!

Nimependraaaa interview 😍😍😍

Mumlete uyu tena

Much much needed conversation 🙌🏾

This episode… whew! There is little to no safe space in our community for people who have gone through sv. The first reaction is usually shaming the individual, and dismissing the pain, the physical and spiritual implications. Now families should also consider the seriousness of this matter and stop this culture of “hush money” so there won’t be any “scandal”. This is serious.

To most people, it's a matter of pride, ego, or fear of retribution from the violators. Telling on the violators is prime and has to be encouraged by all means. Most of these rapes are premeditated. If not, then the perpetrator has become psychotic. What do you do at that point? Tell or not tell!? This is a whole dissertation, but it needs to be talked about even in half sentences.

12:11 You have to maintain the BRAND! 😂😂

What a very heavy but a very important topic to discuss.❤❤

Thanks..." BECAUSE WE DON'T TALK ABOUT IT... "

It takes a village doesn't mean allowing others to babysit them, be in control of them, raise them or even be alone with them. It means saying something to the parents if you see that child slipping or calling the appropriate people if the child is being abuse or neglected. It means holding teachers and parents accountable for their education or lack of. It means being a voice for that child if they are heading down the wrong path.

I am always disposed at how even loved ones can end up protecting the predator more than the child this way. That’s not community. That is a dissolving of parental responsibility. Kid’s don’t forget that. They might never trust you again and might always have a strained relationship with you. Parents will even say “I was doing the best I thought at the time.” They should add “I was wrong.”

I'm so happy of you ❤❤❤❤

Wahambie kabisa dada yangu

I'm watching you from Australia

Hubarikiwe Kwa mafunzo mazuri,Wewe ni mwalimu ndani ya Kabila letu.

Thank you mamam Francis for your vulnerability, may God bless you.

Great chat there Mr Sanneh’ very educative and inspiring

You are truly a treasure in our community! Keep these convos going 😅

Yes yes! It’s time for this table to be broken and you just did it sis! We need more of these hard but very important conversation in our Bebe community! 😢😢….mali, education….. keep empowering the young generation. Mwakole 😅

Mwakole manga babu chwa ❤😊

I have just come across this blog for the first time, and I appreciate your talk. I am Mubembe. I visited back home after getting married, I was shocked to see how our Babembe men give first priority to their relatives than their wives. I wished Babembe young men would be taught what it means to get married and the place that one's wife should take into their lives. My wife, my first priority. God first, my wife second and then my relatives will come. Keep the conversation on.