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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29641, member: 2262"] Shadaya Knight Tawona is a well-known social media figure from Zimbabwe. He is famous for his blunt stance against feminism and outspoken beliefs about manhood. He actively spreads his strong opinions on Twitter and Facebook, advocating for traditional masculine roles. Shadaya often draws both admiration and criticism worldwide for his divisive comments on gender and relationships. Born May 14, 1993, Shadaya turns 30 in 2023. After finishing high school, he attended Midlands State University, earning a bachelor's degree in Development Studies. He's currently working toward a Master's in Psychology. Shadaya first became popular online by creating humorous memes on WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter. He also takes credit for popularizing "follow trains" on Zimbabwean Twitter, which helped smaller accounts gain followers. In a recent radio interview, Shadaya mentioned he earns income by running Twitter accounts for major brands but didn't specify any companies. In October 2018, authorities arrested Shadaya for allegedly insulting Justice Priscilla Chigumba through a retweet from a fake account. Although he initially pled guilty, human rights lawyers stepped in, withdrawing his plea and eventually leading to his release after the judge failed to appear in court. Shadaya again sparked global outrage in February 2023 with a tweet criticizing rapper ASAP Rocky, suggesting he lacked masculinity in his relationship with Rihanna. This tweet gained over 61 million views, surpassing Rihanna's original post. Shadaya's viral sayings about relationships frequently ignite fierce debate. He argues men improve with age but claims women quickly lose attractiveness. Shadaya advises men to marry younger women, insisting that men maintain youthfulness longer due to biological differences. He controversially claims women age prematurely from having multiple sexual partners or pregnancies. He strongly discourages men from excessively apologizing to women, labeling such behavior weak. According to Shadaya, men should remain emotionally detached and even unpredictable to keep women interested. He suggests that good men often face heartbreak because women secretly prefer men who exhibit toxic behavior. Shadaya cautions men about ignoring a woman's past, arguing her previous relationships or personal issues predict future problems. He explicitly warns men against affairs with married women, emphasizing it risks their lives and dignity. Shadaya states that men should never invest resources into building a woman's future, asserting such efforts rarely earn gratitude and typically end badly. He firmly advises men to avoid committing crimes influenced by women, highlighting the severe consequences men face compared to women. Shadaya also strongly opposes men raising another man's child, claiming it places unfair responsibility without authority. Finally, he emphasizes that men must always prioritize their life's purpose over romantic relationships, insisting success naturally attracts women. [/QUOTE]

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