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Husband swipe Wives

The story reads like a script from a telanovela series; Millecent Auma, who has been married to Christopher Bwire in Suroba, Matayos constituency, leaves her matrimonial home with one Kevin Barasa and relocates to Namwitsula, Butula constituency where Barasa has a wife. Lilian Weta. They arrive at the dead of the night and Weta is told to pack and leave because their is a new sheriff in town. Barasa actually tells Weta to go look for Auma's husband and stay with him which actually to my amusement, Bwire agrees to the arrangement.

You may look at it as a cultural practice, but do you know even in all our modernity they are couples who are well educated, very well informed who are practicing partner swapping? Definitely not as boisterous or loud as the story above but it happens in private parties hosted at exclusive suburbs within County 047.  It is a controlled environment and whatever happens at these ''swingers'' party strictly remains top secret.






 Are we feeding off the western culture or are we simple aping our traditions and culture(depending on where you are coming from)? let me know...

 

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  1. practicing of partner swapping should be legalised as far as there is a serious limitations on either side that cannot be solved by themself

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    2. Fascinating! Looking forward to more reads of your reads Roro

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  2. It was car swapping etc now it wife swapping. For me for the sake of maintaining good morals and to stop the spread of diseases it is a BIG NO..

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    1. Trouble is,we bury our heads in the sand.... but yeah, sad enough it is the truth

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  3. I am speaking on behalf of all Polygamous Men out there; whether secretly polygamous or publicly polygamous, wife swapping is a phenomenon that we are yet to understand its origins and its destiny!

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  4. What else will this generation come up with?This is insanity!

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  5. What does this say of the marriage institution? If we are exchanging our spouses like a couple of joints si kila Mtu akae tu na mama yake!

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  6. Well the world is constantly changing so such practices are continously going to come up..we have a choice on whether to embrace it..or denounce it..all depends on your culture and personal opinion really

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  7. Partner swapping happens so often, only that it has not been publicized.

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  8. How many times have people changed their diet😂😂😂

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