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Joan Thatiah
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Writer, Daily Nation
Nairobi
Beats
Pornography
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By Joan Thatiah Verified| Daily Monitor Verified Sam is a 47-year-old divorcee who admits that he does not date any woman above the age of 24. He got divorced 10 years ago, after a five-year-old marriage that bore one child, and he categorically states that he is only attracted to females in their early 20s. Why? “Women in their late 20s are a ticking time bomb. Every minute takes them closer to their 30s where everything goes downhill and they get closer to being alone for the rest of their lives,” says Sam.
By Joan Thatiah Verified| Daily Monitor Verified Sexting, which is a combination of texting and sex is the modern-day equivalent of those steamy love letters of earlier decades. While it has been around for a while, Covid-19 forced us to retreat into our homes and as sexually transmitted disease cases were going down, we were learning new ways to sexually satisfy ourselves from a distance. According to a research from the University of Alberta in Canada, up to 80 percent of people the world over and across all age groups are sexting each other.
By Joan Thatiah Verified| Daily Monitor Verified Sam is a 47-year-old divorcee who admits that he does not date any woman above the age of 24. He got divorced 10 years ago, after a five-year-old marriage that bore one child, and he categorically states that he is only attracted to females in their early 20s. Why? “Women in their late 20s are a ticking time bomb. Every minute takes them closer to their 30s where everything goes downhill and they get closer to being alone for the rest of their lives,” says Sam.
Company Info
Daily Nation
Nation Media Group (NMG) is the largest independent media house in East and Central Africa, established in 1959 by His Highness the Aga Khan. Originally founded as East African Newspapers (Nation Series) Ltd, NMG has grown into a multi-media organization with operations in print, broadcast, and digital media across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda. NMG publishes several prominent newspapers, including the Daily Nation in Kenya, the Monitor in Uganda, and Mwananchi in Tanzania, which are among the most widely circulated in the region. The group also operates radio and television stations in Kenya, providing a mix of news, entertainment, and educational content. Additionally, NMG maintains a strong online presence with digital editions of its newspapers and various platforms that cater to a global audience. Committed to integrity and transparency, NMG aims to positively influence social, economic, and political progress through its journalism.
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Founded: 1959