Poni Abraham

Today, I’m returning to “Our Salon”😅!
Who wants an update of today’s episode?
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Sometimes, people are not rude… they’re just tired.
Sometimes, they’re not avoiding you… they’re struggling silently.

Truth is, a lot of people are going through things they can’t even explain.
Bills. Depression. Family problems. Heartbreak. Parenting stress. Silent prayers. Sleepless nights, health.....😥
Yet, they still show up every day with a smile.

That’s why I feel we should be softer with people.
Be patient. Be kind with your words. Stop assuming everyone is okay just because they look fine.

A random message like
“Hey, how are you really doing?”
can make someone feel seen and loved.

Let’s normalize checking up on people without waiting until something bad happens.

Some people are carrying the whole world on their shoulders and just need one person to genuinely care. ❤️

Kindness costs nothing, but it can mean everything to someone having a hard time.

Let love lead…..!

So,
Did anyone catch the Hyena…?
Or is it still roaming around the city
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Information Changes Lives

Let me explain something once.

When I write "man," I am often not talking about gender.

I am using the word as a metaphor. For humanity. For all of us. For the human experience.

Think literature. Think poetry. Think "mankind."

But every time, shallow-minded people rush to gender comparisons with comments like: "What about women? Why are you talking about men alone?"

Hello…🤨
That is not what I said. You are fighting a ghost.

The problem is not my words. The problem is your lens. You have been hurt. You have been wounded. You have been conditioned to see attack where there is none. To take everything as a gender war and to see comparison when there’s none.

And I am truly sorry for whatever made you that way.
But please. Learn to read context. Learn to understand metaphor. Not every mention of "man" is a gender war or gender comparison.
“Man" just means human.

That is all. Now let us grow.

A lazy man with big dreams is still lazy….!
A distracted man with talent is still broke…..!
A man without discipline will eventually sabotage every good thing that comes his way….!

It’s not just about the will or the potential,
it’s about the actions we take….!
Read that again….!👌

Walai, nan ngina inde momorju Yakanye na Ngutu…!
Bes kede lologgi ta nan lisa…!
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