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Dennis Okari and Betty Kyalo A Good Example of PLAN B MARRIAGES



By Serah Kahiu
The Okari's and their marital drama is gradually cementing my belief in the other kind of Marital strategy ... you know, akina
#ComeWeStay, #OnjaKwanzaMaraKumi,
#WaMafefeinî.
Yes those descreet quiet and chini ya maji marriages that 90% of married Kenyans started at. Only signing the certificate after the 3rd child is grown, when all your beautiful bits have succumbed to gravity. And you are used to each other stinky morning breaths. And have started to look alike.( Why do long term couples look alike by the way?) Yes that time when Hakuna sponsor ataingilia kati since the only other person who can celebrate your inner beauty is this baba watoto looking like kûiguîrwo Tha... Baaaas that is when you do that bigass wedding and go to Dubai to photograph camels and print T-shirts and ...hmmm I wonder what +20 years married do on their honeymoon. Read the Bible perhaps. Yieks
#PEACEnLOVE as we Come and Stay!
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