relationships

Do people who say marriage is not an achievement in Zimbabwe really wish kuchaya mapoto ("mjolo") until forever or it's just a temporary excuse?

So what exactly does dating entail in Chivanhu or in African Traditional Religion particulary in the context of Zimbabwe?

How come some Christians they literary consider that if someone ends up being a baby mama that's a result of sin? And generally speaking, do many people in modern society consider the term 'baby mama' as either 'derogatory' or 'offensive'?

I don't get why the idea of using contraception is shunned upon within Zim music industry so much that it has led to quite a number of Zim Urban Grooves music artists continue the habit of having multiple baby mamas like there is no tomorrow. If a certain artist doesn’t want to acknowledge any...

Iribho here for munhu wechirume kuita zvemafaro ega here asina mudzimai wake oro bhebhi rake pedyo naye?

Munhu anoti arikutsotswa beans anenge achireveyi?

Often certain people say marriage isn't an achievement but is it really because they don't see themselves ever getting married or it's just a way to temporarily comfort themselves for the time being until the perfect match comes right along?

What does "kuchaisa mapoto" mean in chiShona culture?

Shortly after Zim music artist Tytan Nkomo and Olinda Chapel split, it turns Olinda is still in love with Tytan Nkomo and she took to her official Instagram account to express how she reminisces the good times she has had with Tytan Skhokho. And how it would be lovely for them to kick it again...

Why can't just an average person accept the fact people will always have their own dating preferences without trying to force them to conform to their own dating standards?

Do y'all really believe a woman can't have an idea who the real father is when she says they ain't sure or it's just a way of making the man who they are dating become the baby daddy because they don't wanna get caught cheating?

Are many relationships breaking down because of social media?

Are modern people no longer interested in the idea of marriage and taking their vows seriously such that an increase in divorce rates is due to that way of approaching long-term relationships?

Do y'all oans get more love from the sidechick than the main chick because what's the point of not just replacing the main chick with the new side piece and get over the relationship drama altogether?

Do you still see the influence of contemporary African marriage traditions and customs putting pressure towards the idea of women getting more respect if married in African societies?

I have noticed many famous Zim slay queens are always coming up with relationship and marriage quotes while at the same time giving dating advice but they aren't even married. So should they bother to share those thoughts when those who are actually married don't say much? To me, it doesn't make...

What's the turning point in a relationship that makes y'all most oans cheat on y'all main chick and decide to have a small house (BTW I also mean multiple sidechicks or blessees)?

Former Ghananian Big Brother Africa housemate Elikem Kumordzie and his girlfriend Edith Chibhamu allegedly broke up after the couple had been dating for quite some time now. In the meantime, Elikem's ex-wife Pokello Nare is dating Ngoni Muzambe i.e., a Zim fella currently based in Dubai. With...

How genuine is friendship in most interactions between men and women?

What's the reason some Zim socialites don't post their boyfriends on Instagram and other social media accounts?