Opening book…
KES 1200
Categories: Biography & Memoir, Self-Help & Personal Development, African Non-Fiction
The book carries true stories from interviews with various Dads as well as a memoirs of my own Dad. The journey through lives of men is not as easy as society put it, besides the girl child empoerement has hone high rendering boys helpless struggling to figure it out on their own. This book has touched on the work life balance of a man with familiy to feed and women can positively contribute to the well being of these men. There is a part of Gender Based Violence upon men ussually ignored and that somehow contributes to bitterness amongst men making various loves unsafe. This book also speaks on parenting roles and its evolution into the digitalised world comparing how both a mother and a father play different roles on the life of their kids. This book is an eye opener to a proper gender equality on the society where boys/men should also be given oppprtunities to speak up and express themselves freely, who said boys/men should not cry? Who said girls/women cannot lead? When donatimg a pad to a girlchild whu not carry a boxer or socks for the boychild? Let all be empowered, let all receive and grow in tge society as one. This book carriessome interesting stories grom different family setups maiy about Dads and how life has been with them in regards to society expectations and life balance. I dug deep into the hidden pain thay most men or rather Dads rarely share and they keep trying so hard to be themselves even when they are deelpy hurting and lossing it. The society that focuses on healing its boys/men will stop burrying its girls/women. 95% of domestic violence cases are men whose childhood and growth were unboothered and never checked by those around them. The last chapter wad fully dedicated to my Dad and the last memories I had of him before lossing him to cancer.