Background story - Oskar Pistorius , South African sprinter was charged to court for the murder of his model girlfriend - Reeva Steenkamp. Initial claims of mistaken identity were heard in the media. The police have since debunked the rumors. Reporting that the couple had a rocky relationship. With earlier reports of domestic violence. Mr Pistorius has been charged with the murder of his girlfriend. Following this, Mr Femi Fani-Kayode decided to share his opinion on Facebook.Mr Femi Fani-Kayode , former minister of aviation , claims that obviously Oskar Pistorius was provoked. That the girlfriend - Reeva Steenkamp was 'obviously' a Jezebel and a Delilah, whatever that means. This follows the trend of my earlier article why aren't you vexed .Men supposedly not having any self control. Even though Mr Fani-kayode has since removed the post from his Facebook page, it would do him well to remember that nothing is ever really deleted. Please read below- A ...
Was reading an article by a CNN columnist Douglas Rushkoof- why I quit facebook. He had some interesting points. But that isn’t the purpose of my article. It got me thinking about the do’s and don’ts of facebook. So, what is considered proper behaviour on facebook? Well, after a little digging around, I discovered there is a wealth of knowledge on the very subject. So, here is most of what I can find, plus a few of mine. Let’s start with the NO-NO’s- DONTS 1. Avoid adding strangers. Unless I missed the memo by facebook saying there were prizes for the most number of friends. Seriously though, scam artists operate via facebook too. Also, remember that your friends also say a lot about you. 2. Avoid putting all your data out there. Not everyone NEEDs to know everything about you via facebook updates. The close people in your life know you and tend to know what’s up...
I recently came across this article - Why We Need To Stop Telling Women They Are Equal To Men by Amee Misra. You know me naa, I jumped right in. I totally get her and I understand where she is coming from.I agree women should be told about realities. Motherhood is not easy. There are expectations but women or a woman should be given liberty to decide if she wants to adjust to these expectations or wants to create her own rules. I spent a few days reading and re reading the article and I feel there is a flaw with her major premise which is there is a strong biological impulse drawing a mother to a child. She is basing this on her own reality. Truth be told, I did not have a strong biological or otherwise impulse towards my child. Contrary to ALL the stories people told me, I wasn't the see-your -baby = unending joy kind of mother. It took me awhile to bond with my child. It doesn't mean I loved him less just that I wasn't a...
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