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Letters from you |
Letters from youHang in thereI really like your publication. I've forwarded it
to friends who aren't even African (some are married to Africans) and
they love it. Looking forward to future issues. And your photos/graphics
have improved greatly.
Victims to VictorsYou are really trying with this magazine. I really
enjoy it. In particular, I was really touched by the victims to Victors
story. It is unfortunate that in Africa, women still do not have any recourse
when it comes to crimes against our bodies. Kudos to the writer for having
the courage to tell her story and the determination to turn triumph into
tragedy.
Sex sells, but is the price too high?Well, I have been following the progress of your magazine.
It is growing indeed, but please don’t try too hard to be like other
mainstream magazines, yes sex sells but as Africans should we be advocating
it as a way to be successful?
Ladies, keep it real!I came across this newsletter with my sister who had
printed it out. It was interesting, even though it is directed at women.
As a man I have to say I agree totally with Nwabu. I am tired of hearing
girls complain about how there are no good men, when brothers like me
who are hardworking regular Joes can’t get any action. I wish our
African sisters would stop chasing after fool’s gold with their
BMWs and Benz and take notice an up and coming Toyota corolla brother
like me.
Not in a rush!In my opinion, no woman who's got enough God given
pride in her should grovel to find a man for the sake of marriage just
because she's 29+. Where are the guarantees? A lot of women panic at that
age, and rush into marriage with whichever male that happens to be available
at the time, only to quickly rush out a few years later due to non-compromisable
issues. Marriage is non-mandatory. It should be a thing of trust, friendship,
companionship, and most importantly, love; rather than something to be
rushed into for the sake of not being labeled an "old maid".
I'm not saying it's okay for a woman to be too picky with men. However,
there are some reasonable standards set by some females as a result of
what they are capable of putting up with, and those should not be lowered
for the mere sake of marriage. A woman's got to take some pride in who
she is and what she's accomplished in life, and I believe that when the
time is right, the right man will roll in. He may not be perfect, but
he'll definitely have been worth the wait.
KudosI applaud the effort that went into making this e-zine.
It's fresh and new, a healthy combination I must say! Keep up the good
work!:)
And now a word from a brotherI am not a she or her but I find your magazine very
interesting. Thanks a lot for the effort and time toward such a good outcome.
And now a word from another brother
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