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Nix @hasfah
06 Feb, 26
Life was simpler because we were ignorant, not because it was healthier. Which is annoying, I know. Knowledge ruins the vibe before it saves your life.
Back then, you were just “attached,” not diagnosing yourself at 2 a.m. You were “in love,” not Googling whether it was manipulation. You stopped talking because it hurt, not because you were enforcing “no contact” like it’s a legal clause. Fewer words, fewer spirals, more confusion you just sat with.
But here’s the annoying truth. Those words exist because people got hurt. Repeatedly. They are labels for patterns that were wrecking lives quietly while everyone pretended it was romance or loyalty or patience. Language didn’t create the mess. It just turned the lights on.
That said, we’ve swung too far. Now everything is a red flag, every emotion is a disorder, and every breakup needs a strategy deck. Sometimes you’re not anxiously attached. Sometimes you just liked someone. Sometimes it wasn’t love bombing. Sometimes they were just in
Nix @hasfah
31 Jan, 26
I am letting everyone be wrong about me!!!
00:00 @iammgume
21 Dec, 25
The problem with today’s world is that everyone believes they have the right to express their opinion AND have others listen to it.

The correct statement of individual rights is that everyone has the right to an opinion, but crucially, that opinion can be roundly ignored and even made fun of, particularly if it is demonstrably nonsense!
Cynthia A @cynthia
21 Dec, 25
I think I'm gonna say yes to all my crazy ideas and see where they take me. Everyone hold tight!!✊
00:00 @iammgume
21 Dec, 25
HR: Moi, do you have any festive season message to everyone out there?
Moi: Oui, I do!
HR: I'm listening....
Moi: Please, don't drink and drive during the festivities. You're more valuable to your family alive than 6ft under
HR: That's spectacular! Bravo, Moi, Bravo!
Moi: *blushing* Oh thank you! And secondly...
HR: Yes...
Moi: Let the little ones have their shot at believing in Santa! You believed in your ex 15 times this year, for crying out loud.
Marie @marie
21 Nov, 25
Sometimes the saviour complex is birthed from pride. You think you are the only one who has the power and the willingness to help, to stand by everyone else, and the entire world is only receiving from you and using you without giving.
You become so obsessed with what you have to do and what you have done for others that you don’t even take time to appreciate what others have done for you.

It is what makes you feel lonely even when you are surrounded by love, empty even when everyone is pouring into you.
Marie @marie
21 Nov, 25
Some people struggle with the fact that if someone is above you in a hierarchy and you depend on them, they get to make decisions. Whether you understand them or not. Their authority is the reason. That’s it.

That’s the same issue many people have with God.
It’s not that they don’t believe He exists… it’s that their minds can’t handle the idea of authority and submission. They want to question everyone, demand explanations, and act like they can hold anyone and anything “accountable,” while standing right at the bottom of the ladder 😂.

Some even convince themselves God doesn’t exist simply because admitting it would mean accepting that they have no absolute power.

Rebellion looks brave until you realise it’s just fear masked.
The irony is that rebels always see authority as way more extreme than the people who actually submit to it.
They imagine authority to be harsh, controlling, suffocating… while the ones who submit are experiencing grace, patience, and peace.
00:00 @iammgume
21 Nov, 25
One day, you and everyone you love will die. And beyond a small group of
people for an extremely brief period of time, little of what you say or do will ever matter. This is the Uncomfortable Truth of life. And everything you think or do is but an elaborate avoidance of it. We are inconsequential cosmic dust, bumping and milling about on a tiny blue speck. We imagine our own importance. We invent our purpose—we are nothing.

We're just here to die. No more, no less!
00:00 @iammgume
21 Nov, 25 (E)
Some people are like Joshua.
(Now before you think about Jericho and it's crubl(ed) walls, think again!
The joshua that I am referring to is a character from (the late) Ngūgi Wa Thiongò's, THE RIVER BETWEEN, who, after converting to Christianity (Joshua, the character, not Ngūgi) decided that all the traditional beliefs should be abolished, banned and made illegal (and in this case, the writer considered female circumcision (more like FGM, but who am I to reject the example that was given in the book?)

Despite Joshua's attempts to fully "lead" his family towards the "light" of the new religion, not everyone was truly convinced that it was the correct path to take, a case in point, his own daughter, who went behind his back and went for "circumcision" in order to "become a woman" as per tradition.

Now, Joshua tried all his best but unfortunately, he couldn't convince his own daughter to follow "the light" , which brings me to ask the questions :
Memes @memes
21 Sep, 25 (E)
THINGS TO DO BECAUSE YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE
1. Ask someone for direction and go the opposite way. 😂
2. Wink at everyone you make eye contact with. 😂

You’re all welcome 😂
Marie @marie
21 Aug, 25
00:00 @iammgume
21 Aug, 25
Everyone's replaceable
Marie @marie
21 Aug, 25
There was a time when organisations followed a clear hierarchy. Certain positions were made just for decision-making, and communication moved upwards until it reached the person trusted to decide based on the reports.

But now, it feels like nothing happens without ten strategic meetings and input from everyone. Lower-level staff are supposed to give info for higher level yet everyone gets pulled into endless “strategy” talks.

It is like we are in the podcast era of work. Constant discussions and brainstorming take up time.
If we focused more on doing the work and let the people hired to decide actually decide, we wouldn’t need to work so many hours just to get things done.
DopaNite @dopanite
21 Jul, 25
Hello World! Wake-up call from @Malbie
Here’s 2025 July’s Most Visited Profiles on DopaNite.com 🎉
(Yes, these are the people everyone’s been secretly stalking 👀... possibly drug dealers, but we love the mystery 😂)

🥇 @hasfah – Most viewed. Is it the vibe? or the...only God Knows.
🥈 @ascendemmy – Too inspirational to ignore.
🥉 @Marie – She didn’t ask for attention, but here we are.
🏅 @CEASER1 – Silent, but clearly being watched like Netflix.
🏅 @Roland – Main character energy.
🏅 @iammgume – Either famous or suspicious.
🏅 @Malbie – What are they looking for?
00:00 @iammgume
21 Jul, 25
And if, in your pursuit of freedom, the price you have to pay is becoming the villain in everyone else's story?

Then be the villain.

Own it. Nurture it. Water it like a bonsai tree of chaos.
Smile as they whisper your name like a curse—because finally,
you're free.

No longer shackled by their expectations, their approval, or their fragile illusions of who you “should” be.

Give them a show.
A performance so raw, so unapologetic, that history won’t know whether to fear you…
or envy the courage it took to burn the script and rewrite your role from “doormat” to “damn.”

You’re not heartless.
You’re just done shrinking to fit their comfort zones.

So play the villain.
But make it Oscar-worthy.
And let them choke on their popcorn while you steal the whole damn scene.
DigitalAgendaForum @digitalagendaforum
21 Jun, 25
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Nix @hasfah
21 Jun, 25
stop getting so emotionally attached and enjoy experiences with a person. be friends. be a moment in time. be a memory. you don't have to fall madly in love with everyone who comes your way. just enjoy their presence for your moment together....
I hope I don't have to translate it for some of you😂
Rocs @roland
21 May, 25
I was a simple Ghetto youth
With desires and fantasies
Hopes and wishes
To ride in Benzes
Era saapowa like I want you to do
'Cause inna di Ghetto everyone is a superstar
Abalemerako beebo abamalako
Ababiroberamu be basiraanirayo
Enguudo kwe twayitanga nga tutambuza bigere
Z′enguudo z'ezimu, kwe tuvugira

If this doesn't motivate you enough then Monday isn't for you.
Marie @marie
21 Apr, 25
People must earn the right to be in your inner circle. There are certain things that qualify a person to be in your inner circle. You cant just have everyone there. They must be worthy. And if you had not realised it nor practiced it, you need to because it will save you a lot. You can’t bring in someone who when you act at the best interest of yourself, it will offend them, one who doesn't value what you value, someone who isn't willing to go to certain depths with you.
malbie @malbie
21 Apr, 25
Not everyone is born intelligent. And yet, no one is born stupid either.
Marie @marie
21 Apr, 25
This is what I say and people claim I hate criticism but like tell me what you think is wrong with my approach by principle, don't tell me what everyone else is doing that I am not and then call that criticism. 😂 There is no uniqueness because there is an aspiration to be clones in every aspect of our lives. 😌
TheKnownGunman @theknowngunman
21 Mar, 25 (E)
When we have forgiven then we have the awareness of the mercy we live under and the desire for everyone else to have the experience of forgiveness.

This will subtly instill in us the discipline to desire to do the right thing.

It is easier for a man who has been shown mercy to show mercy to others.

And at the altar of forgiveness mercy is shown to us.

So we can show mercy to others. Now there is no requirement to do the wrong thing in exploitation and taking advantage of the ignorant but a pro-human approach focused on uplifting one another.

Now that will take a while but the first people will have to forgive a lot.

That's the price they have to pay for a greater society. Many people will not understand why it will be difficult.

That's because the reward is worth it.
TheKnownGunman @theknowngunman
21 Mar, 25
Imagine everyone did the right thing. What kind of world would that be?

How can we get people to do the right thing?

First, we need to forgive our pasts. Of all kinds. Especially in this time of fasting. Let us forgive.

Forgive as a Muslim, forgive as a Christian. Forgive as an athiest.

Whoever you are forgive everything including yourself.

After you have forgiven yourself and everyone along. You are free from the chains of your past errors.

So you can now live freely in the light of God.

There is redemption for him who holds onto his hope.

Those who believe in a better day thanks to the resurrection, shall be fairly compensated.

So forgive first and you will be forgiven.
Miriam Acen @miriam
21 Feb, 25
Everyone needs a little support, just a kind word
Rocs @roland
1 yr. ago
Every time I put on headphones In my house I feel like someone calling my name.

Why does this happen to almost everyone???
TechNick Agaba @technick4one
1 yr. ago
Random thought: I think we don't truly have a grasp on what it truly means to "be in love". It is an abstract wish that several feelings are attached to. When you experience certain feelings as a result of interacting with a certain individual, you brand the idea as being in love, which is okay, I suppose, but I don't think there is a generally acceptable universal feeling that qualifies as "being in love". Everyone experiences it differently, an evolutionary force that pushes us towards the idea of reproduction. It first convinces you that you are "in love" and once you give in, it releases you and you get exposed to the realities of how abstract an idea "being in love" is! As you were!
Elijah Okello @elijahokello
1 yr. ago
Hey everyone. From which country is this platform?
Luciana Alupo @luciana
1 yr. ago
The sun today is rather serious.Seated in a full taxi and you realize that everyone is sweating,I don't know if it is the nature of our taxis in Uganda to have permanently closed windows except for the conductors and the driver.#Sunday
Pinetworkafrica @pinetworkafrica
1 yr. ago
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1 yr. ago
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