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Okay.
You sent Collin for baby formula.
You have a bill of 20,000 shillings.
I was asking about that money.
15,000 shillings. When do you think you can pay me?
Wednesday?
Fine. I'll call you then.
Okay. I'll wait for Monday.
Knock! Knock!
Madam, is your boss around?
Excuse me! what are you doing?
Have you forgotten that we are at work?
- Call him. - He's left.
When he gets back…
Pass this message to him.
Our boss, Mr. White has given him 48hrs
to repay the full amount or else…
We want the full amount.
Not a half or a quarter, are we together?
Let's go.
Madam! Give me your phone number, We can chat on WhatsApp later.
- Mmmh! - Excuse me! We're running late!
I'll borrow this.
These chapatis are really good. Did you make them?
- Hi Ma! - Hi!
Ma, I need the ring.
Ring? What ring?
Your wedding ring.
Excuse me? No.
Please Ma.
You don't even need it anymore.
Why are you holding on to it? It's been ten years
Careful Tumaini.
I've tried everything to keep us afloat.
I don't mean to be disrespectful but, dad is gone.
There's no sign of him coming back.
- You don't know what I'm going through. - Tumaini
I need you to remember I'm your mother.
Don't you ever disrespect me again. Are we clear?
You should be thankful I'm a Christian.
I'll pray for you.
Where's Nelson?
I need your help.
After six months,
- and that's all you have to say to me? - Please Nelson.
- I didn't come here to argue with you. - Then why are you here?
Six months ago I borrowed cash from Mr. White.
No.
- I can't help you. - Nelson please!
- No way! - I have no one else to turn to.
No.
I'll do anything.
Here's your drink love.
Thanks baby.
- How much is it anyway? - Two and a half million shillings.
And how would you pay me back?
We can work something out.
- I can repay you with interest. - No.
- You know what I want. - I can't.
Well then...
Nelson, please. Nelson!
Nelson. Nelson.
It seems legit. Where did you get it?
It belonged to my mom.
I'll give you...
- 350,000 shillings - Top it up
350,000 shillings.
Fine. I'll take it
8th September 2010
you walked out on us and never came back.
For your information
I completed school.
I got my diploma. And we're okay.
We've gone through a lot But we keep moving forward.
Unlike you, we are brave.
Tumaini!
Angel, is that you?
- You look so good! - Thank you. I've been around my dear
but I moved into my boyfriend's house recently.
- Mh! That's really nice. - Thank you
I'm from the travel agent I was picking up my plane tickets.
- We're heading to Dubai next month. - Congratulations!
Uhm, call me.
- Bye. - Bye.
Don't worry my daughter.
The scripture says,
"Nothing is impossible before God." You'll make it eventually, okay?
ANGEL
- Who was that? - Tumaini.
We went to school together.
You look beautiful.
Thank you babes.
- Where do I drop you off? - At the shop.
I have a client at three. I'm already late.
Don't forget.
Be ready by seven. Okay?
Where are we going?
Be patient ma'am.
Linda, look at this dress.
It's so beautiful. Madam!
It's good you're here. The bride is having a breakdown.
Get her a glass of champagne.
Linda!
This is the twelveth dress I have tried and nothing looks right.
- I'm hideous. - Oh! Well, just--
- And why is it so hot in here? - Just calm down.
Relax! It's gonna be fine.
Take a deep breath.
‪-Here ‪-Thank you.
You'll be fine.
- There she is. - Wow!
You look perfect.
- This is the one. - Uh! I know, right?
Oh! Watch your step.
Don't peek, okay?
Almost there.
All right. You can open your eyes in…
Three… two… one.
Surprise!
Ema. What…
What is… this?
Oh my God!
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
- Hold on. Hold on. - Oh! Okay, okay.
- Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Okay, - I had a speech ready.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Angel Lukazo,
Would you do me the honor, of being my wife?
- Can I say yes now? - Yes.
- Now is the time. - Now's the time.
Let me see the ring, Congratulations! This diamond is big.
- Being in the single world… - Angel
Oh Mari.
How are you?
Congratulations to you two.
- Thank you. And how are you? - Mmh! I was actually just promoted
- to director of sales at Sol-Tech. - Oh wow! Congratulations.
Thank you. You know, we have a really good offer.
- We can install fast internet at your shop - Okay.
Oh my God! Yes. I think I might just take you up on that.
Okay. So, this is my business card.
Mmh! Congratulations again. Call me.
What was that?
What was what, honey?
What have I told you about embarrassing me in front of my friends?
You are out here
kissing other men like I just didn't put a ring on your finger.
- Babe, I didn't kiss anybody. - So you are calling me a liar?
- No. - So you did kiss Omari?
Yes.
I kissed him on the cheek. Everybody does that.
Are you telling me that you kiss everybody? Is that what you're saying
Babe, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
You think I'm not a man enough, or…
I look stupid to you, right?
It's not like that Ema. I'm sorry.
You're sorry?
Sorry?
I'll kill you!
Don't you ever put me in a position like that again.
Ema you're hurting me.
I'm sorry.
I just got… so angry.
The thought of you being with another man.
I love you.
Hi Ma!
Hi!
What's wrong?
Nothing. I'm good.
Ema proposed!
That man has no manners.
Did he ask me for your hand in marriage?
Ma, he's busy and work is stressing him.
He probably just forgot.
He is disrespectful.
You want to be a family
with the same person who broke your arm three months ago?
I told you that was an accident
and he looked after me the whole time that I was in the hospital.
He is going to kill you
if not literally then spiritually.
Ma, I need him and he needs me.
We have never needed a man in our life! We have survived up to now!
I'm tired of surviving mother.
I want to live!
[choking]
Don't you ever put me in a position like that again.
Ema you're hurting me.
I'll kill you.
- Hi! - I'm great!
Hi babe.
Now its eight. I'll be back by nine.
Do you want to come with me?
Is everything okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Ooh! Congratulations.
Oh, you look beautiful.
Thank you all so much for coming out tonight.
- This means a lot to me and this is-- - Who are you sitting with?
- a very special night for me. - Angela
When I met Frank, and I met him in
- school. For those that I schooled with - Answer me!
you know this.
And when we just met
we were just perfect for each other and-
I'm just so glad that we get to the rest of our vacation together.
And thank you so much
- for being there for me - Stop ignoring me.
- for advising me when needed - Don't irritate me.
Answer me!
- Umm! Dorris. - Mmh!
Do you think you can take me home?
- Now? - Yeah.
Can't you call a taxi?
Come on Doris. You know he doesn't like me taking taxis at night
especially when I'm alone.
Okay look, Angel.
We just got here. Can't we at least wait for food?
Please?
- Fine. But slowly. - Thank you so much.
This means a lot. Just drink,
eat and celebrate with me.
This is a very memorable night.
How was the send off?
It was good.
And Linda?
She was great.
She looked amazing.
Did you tell her about the great news?
Yeah I did. She's excited.
I'll be right back.
Happy six months anniversary.
You remember what I told you?
First time we met?
You should meet Angela.
- Ema, nice to meet you. - Hey! Nice to meet you.
- Likewise. - Yeah.
That I'll take care of you,
I'll protect you.
And that you'll always be safe.
That I was gonna love you…
- Till all the pain goes away. - Till all the pain goes away.
The number you have dialed is not in service
Hey Kabs! You good?
Have you seen Ema?
Hi Peter. Um!
Have you seen Ema anywhere? I've been trying to get a hold of him
but his phone has been off the whole day.
- I found him. - Yea.
- It's not bad man. - Thanks for lending me your car.
Hey babe. What are you doing here?
I want to talk to you.
Come have a drink with us.
No thank you.
We really need to talk.
What have I told you about embarrassing me in front of my friends?
Now, come sit down and have a drink.
I'm tired Ema.
If you're too busy to talk, I'm leaving.
Is this what you want?
You keep disrespecting me.
- Every single time. - Ema!
Ema, I'm pregnant.
I'm pregnant.
We're having a baby.
Are you sure?
As long as they don't have your head.
- What's wrong with it? - You've never seen it?
It's as big as a brick.
Look, I just remembered something that I have to go pick up.
- Okay. - So-
I want to stay off your feet.
Alright.
- See you later, okay? - Okay.
Bye bye.
Yeah, so this is it.
This is it.
You're getting married.
Catherine! Please take a picture.
Yay! Smile.
Oh! Love it. Love it. Just post it.
Hello. Is this the hottest bridal shop in town?
Mari. What are you--
- Doing here? - I was in the vicinity. You never called.
It's just that I have been really really busy.
- Okay. Now… - Yea.
- These are our latest modems. - Okay.
- They are small and light-weight. - Oh I mean…
- Right it's not a good time but-- - Okay
If you leave them on the table, I'll go through them.
Okay, no problem.
Let me leave our brochures here.
Yeah.
Do you smell something?
Let's go. Come on let's go.
Let's go.
The number you've dialed is not in service.
So this is home.
I really had a good time.
When can I see you again?
- Haven't you had enough of me? - Not even close.
so...
We'll have two children, a boy and a girl.
And, you'll own the hottest bridal shop in the…
- Did I miss anything? - No.
That sounds perfect.
He can't leave me.
I'm carrying his baby.
But if I stay with him, he will kill me.
This too shall pass.
I'm leaving.
Where are you going with my child?
There is no child anymore.
BABY KILLER. GOLD DIGGER. WHORE.
BABY KILLER
Hello.
- Please take it down. - No.
Why are you doing this to me?
You made a promise to me, but you lied.
Just come back home.
I have already forgiven you.
He's put up another post.
It says everyone should be alert, there's more to come tomorrow.
Oh God!
If you take one more step I'll call the police.
- What are we going to do Angel? - Angel open up.
Angel! Angel!
Angel!
[panting]
Angel!
Hi. My name is Angel.
I know you've heard a lot of rumors,
That I'm a gold digger, a baby killer
- Angel! - I had an abortion
from my ex-boyfriend Ema's story.
But what you don't know
is that since Ema and I got together
Ema has been abusing me
and hitting me.
And last week, he burned down my shop
in an attempt to kill me.
And now he is here, at my mother's house.
He is shouting.
Angel! Angel! Angel!
If anything happens to me or my mother,
just know that Ema is behind it.
- Um! Hi Stella. - Hi Angel.
How are you?
Mmh!
I just heard what happened and I had to pop in and check in on you.
Thank you. Thank you.
- Is there anything I can do for you? - I just need to figure out how to rebuild.
Okay well… If you need anything we're here for you. Yeah?
Hi Angel! Sorry about your shop.
Babes, we're getting late we need to get going.
Angel, if you need anything you know where to find us.
- Anything. - Thank you.
Yeah?
- No, no, no. Arghh! - [Stella]
The shipment has been stuck at the port for the past six months.
And I told the guy check on it everyday. He didn't go there on Monday.
Now this guy is on vacation.
Babes!
Remember what the doctor said about taking on too much?
Yeah I know but I just get so…
Relax! Let them work it out.
Unfortunately, I don't have good news for you.
The embryo did not survive.
So what are our options?
Stella. Stella…
So you mean, another round?
Yes.
Take your time.
Think about it, and get back to us.
I know this is very stressful.
I've had couples
who have conceived naturally in between
IVF cycles.
It's not the end of the world.
- Good morning! - Morning!
So, new plan.
How about we try, naturally for three months and if that fails…
We try the third round?
You don't think we should take it easy?
Why would we do that?
Just give me three months, please.
Fine!
Perfect!
So here it is-- Hey, I'll just take this to the kitchen,
Come and see. Come on.
So, no carbs, no junk food,
No alcohol and I'm going to go back to the gym.
My ovulation starts from the 15th to the 17th.
So make yourself available.
Do not travel.
Let's get this baby.
‪Balancing my hormones for next week. ‪Increased fertility.
They said it would be here on the second.
Wait, what's today?
- It's the 31st. - Mmh!
31st?
Where is he?
Babe. Babe.
- What's going on? - We did it.
- We did what? - We did it.
- We're pregnant. - We're pregnant. We're pregnant.
- We're pregnant. No way we're pregnant? - We're pregnant. Yes.
- Unbelievable. You're going to be a mum? - You're going to be a dad.
How about… Benjamin?
Nice try buddy.
Yeah.
Ruth.
Ruth? Are we having a 90 year old librarian?
Ruth is cute.
I love you. But you are a liar.
Kaya.
Kaya. Kaya.
I can be baba Kaya.
I love you baba Kaya.
I love you, mama Kaya.
- Babe. - Yeah?
- I'm going to the washroom. - Okay.
No.
- We've got to go. - What?
- Now. - Right now?
Sorry, excuse me.
You have to eat something.
- Ben. - Hmm?
What's wrong with me?
Nothing.
Nothing is wrong with you.
Just let me be.
Lord we pray you bless her womb.
- You don't have to stay late. - Don't be silly.
- It's your nephews birthday. - Are you sure? 'Cause…
- I'll be fine. It's a party. - Okay.
- Let's go uncle. - Hi, how are you? Let's go.
Do you mind carrying my baby for two minutes?
- I umm… I… - Just two minutes.
Shh! Shh! It's okay, it's okay.
Hey.
Thank you so much.
Sorry I'm late.
- You're right on time. - Okay.
It's alright.
It's okay.
We have other options.
Adoption.
- Adoption is not an option. - Why not?
You wouldn't understand.
I've been to every doctor's appointment.
Switched my diet.
I haven't even had a beer in six months.
My life is full of charts.
Ovulation, hormone injections.
I've held your hand through every procedure,
And every month I've held my breath.
Wishing for a miracle.
24 million shillings.
There is still no miracle.
I'm hurting too.
It's not just all about you.
Are you calling me selfish?
Look at what its doing to us?
To our family?
We are not a family.
- So what are we? - We are a couple.
I'm done.
- I'm done. - You're done?
- I'm done. - So what?
- So you're going to leave? - I'm done.
Oh yeah, then leave, leave then.
What's wrong with you?
I'm just tired, I'm just tired Ben okay?
I just want to have a baby.
I don't want any other woman carrying our baby. just want our baby.
I just want our baby.
Is it worth driving yourself crazy?
Is that what you think of me?
I was always happy. I was always happy.
Ben. Ben. Ben!
Ben.
We're not a family.
Are you calling me selfish?
Ben.
What?
- Hi! - Hi, we have a special tonight for couples
Thank you so much but we are not a couple.
We're a family.
Thank you.
Rose! Hi, how are you doing?
I'm good.
Oh my God!
Oh… It's a handful. Oh, it's a normal day for us.
Look I don't wanna interrupt you guys, just wanted to say hi.
- It's good to see you. - Alright.
Nice kid.
No… Okay Chris.
Chris! For the seventh time…
James, please pay the bills.
Maybe he just needs his dad. Come on, come this way.
Come here.
Here. Here.
Thanks.
Do you want more?
There you go.
No…
No. I have a deadline.
What are you trying to do?
No. N, n, n, no!
Come on.
- We're gonna wake up the kids. - Uh! I don't care, come on, let's go.
Okay baby, mummy is here.
Hmm. It's okay. It's okay.
Hmm. What's wrong? Hmm?
Okay, mummy is here.
There's something wrong with him James.
Why won't he stop crying?
I have the contacts for a pediatrician at Mwembeni.
What if we take him there so he can be checked?
Maybe you should stop cuddling him so much.
And then? Just let him cry like that?
Yes, stop spoiling him.
I'm his mother.
You'll find me in the car.
Rose. Rose, come on.
Um! Freddie.
We're all here, listening to you.
Congratulations! You got the tender!
Ok Freddie, I'll call you.
- Yes Michael. - Excuse me madam.
- Fatima is outside with Chris. - What?
Yes ma'am.
Fatima? What's up?
Madam, I have a cold I'm going to the hospital.
But Fatima, I have a meeting.
I'm sorry madam, I can't I'm really ill.
Michael, please hold him.
Okay, uh, as we had…
So now, from our starting point…
The next step, I need everybody to…
We'll continue tomorrow morning.
Hmm? Back to your desks.
Baby, look what mummy made for you.
It's your favorite, come on. Eat.
Come on Chris.
For mummy, uh, no?
Come on.
Just a little, for mummy. Please.
- Baby. - Hi mum.
Hey sweetie. How was school?
- It was great. - Wow! That's wonderful baby.
Okay, go change.
Chris.
Come on.
He doesn't wanna eat. I tried everything.
- Where is Fatima? - She's at the doctor's. She is ill.
Here, come on. Let me try.
Come on little man. Here.
There you go.
Alright.
Come on Chris, go ahead.
Go ahead, eat. Eat boy.
You're not sold? Mmm… What is this stuff?
Huh? So yummy.
Alright come on. Eat little boy, come on.
Eat boy, come on. I need you to eat.
Come on. I said eat boy. What is wrong with you?
Why do you keep crying? Why do you keep crying?
Huh? Why do you keep crying?
What's wrong with you?
- James! What are you doing? - Seriously?
What are you doing?
Stop it.
- Hello! - Good morning!
- Is this Chris? - Uh-huh!
- Say hello Chris. - Hi Chris.
Oh, he's a little shy.
That's okay. Let's go meet the other kids Chris.
He'll be all right, okay?
Okay.
Ok, cool. Prepare the boardroom.
Okay madam.
Hello… Yes, I am.
Is everything okay?
Oh! Okay.
I'll ask my husband to come get him.
Ok, thank you.
Hey honey I was about to call you.
Hey, can you pick Chris up from daycare?
I don't know what's up. They just called me
and I have a meeting in ten minutes.
I can't. I have a presentation tomorrow.
In fact, I'm actually thinking about getting a hotel room near work
You know, so I could focus.
- What happened? - We're not equipped to handle Chris.
But your ad said you accept all children age three and above.
I'm sorry, we're not able maybe you could try elsewhere.
But…
Presentation? Presentation? Are you serious?
Rose. I just needed a day off all right?
Enjoy your day.
Rose, Rose.
I've already made an appointment
‪with Dr. Ruhinda ‪tomorrow at nine in the morning.
If you can not get yourself there James.
- Don't bother coming home. - Rose!
Rose!
Thanks for your patience.
My colleague is coming in to brief you.
Ah, there he is.
Nice meeting you both.
So, I'm not going to waste time.
Your son seems to be exhibiting symptoms of cognitive disability.
He's not at the developmental level of other kids his age.
And I say this cautiously.
But we doubt he will ever be.
James, Rose…
I would like to point out that this is manageable.
There're resources available.
What do you mean?
He won't be able to live a normal life?
Like a normal life?
[Indistinct chatter]
This is our fault.
It's our fault, isn't it?
Scientifically speaking, we can't pinpoint who or what is to blame.
He's going to need a stable environment if he's going to reach his potential.
It's not a life sentence.
I'll stress again.
The sooner we can get him further testing to see where he is on the spectrum
the better.
We need a second opinion.
We don't need a second opinion James.
We both know he has been different from his since he was a baby.
- Remember when I bought this for him? - Mmm hmm.
You said he will be the Tanzanian Ronaldo.
I hoped he will be everything that I'm not.
Hey!
I need you to be strong.
I need you here.
This was not part of the plan, Rose.
So since Chris won't lead a normal life he no longer fits into your plans?
I'm not saying that Rose and stop putting words in my mouth.
What do you mean James?
Explain it to me.
Chris is different.
And I have always tried to tell you he was--
He's not different.
He's my son, man.
My son!
I know. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Hey mum.
Hey sweetie. Hi!
Is this for me?
Ooh! Thank you
- There you go. - Bye mum.
Bye sweetie. Have a nice day at school!
I'm gonna try and come home early from work today, Okay?
Okay.
I'll see you later.
Say "A".
Yeah, say "A" for mama.
No? Okay. Umm.
Let's try "B".
Say "B".
Chris say "B".
"B". No?
Hello.
Oh yes. I have it in my documents.
One second.
Yes, I'm sending it right now.
Hmm! Sending it through…
- Mum. - Mmh!
No Chris.
No Chris! Fatima!
Please take him.
Oh my God. No, no, no, no.
No.
Please don't die on me, please don't die.
No, no, no, no, no.
Oh no!
No, no!
The keyboard is completely damaged, we have to order a new one.
Okay. And how much will that cost?
One and a half million shillings.
- What? - One and a half million.
I've heard you.
James, please!
I'm tired.
Baby its been so long.
Please don't baby me right now.
I'm tired.
Goodnight!
- Where's your brother? - I don't know.
James, James. Where's Chris?
He was right here.
But you were supposed to be watching him.
Have you seen a little boy?
- No. - About this height?
Have you seen a little boy, a bit brown and wearing…
- A shirt this color? - No.
Chris!
Chris! Baby. Chris! Oh God. Chris!
Chris! Chris!
Have you seen a little boy?
Chris!
Mummy, Chris is right here.
Chris! Chris! Baby
Oh baby!
I think for the time being one of us is going to have to quit their job
and stay home with him.
What about the loans for the house?
Plus the car and Irene too?
Then you quit.
That's not going to happen.
But my salary pays most of the bills.
I can't believe you Rose.
It's only temporary.
Look, he needs special care, okay?
And we can't leave him for Fatima to raise.
Plus we need the money.
Okay.
Then we'll cut down costs.
Move to a smaller house, sell the cars…
It will be fine.
And the doctors?
The special school that he needs to go to.
Yeah.
Look…
There's a special school near your mother's house.
- In Arusha? - Yes.
He can board during the week
and spend the weekend with your mother.
No!
We can't send him away.
It's the only way Rose.
No! No!
- It can not be the only way. - Rose!
Try and understand its the only way, okay.
It's your mother we're talking about.
And I am his mother.
- Listen to me. Listen! - Have you thought about that?
We need to work.
He'll get the special care that he needs.
- Plus we will always visit him every month - What...
Didn't you here the doctors the other day?
He needs us.
Rose, what do you want us to do?
What do you want us to do? Cause you know we need to work.
- Yes. - So?
- I can not stay away from my… - We're not sending him to some stranger.
- It's your mother we're talking about. - And I am his mother.
Rose, listen to me.
That is the only option that we have right now.
- I know why you're doing this. - No do not say that.
- Do not say that. No, no, no! - You never liked him.
- You know I loved him. - You never liked him.
You know I love him as much as you do Rose, you know that.
Then why are you sending him away?
- That's the only way. - It's not…
- We have to think about the other way. - Listen to me…
- No. - Listen to me. Listen to me.
I love him as much as you do.
I promise you we will visit him every month.
I promise you that.
- I can not stay away from him. - It's your mother we're talking about Rose
Try and understand, alright?
It's your mother we're talking about, it's not some stranger, okay?
- Why are you doing this? - I'm sorry Rose.
- Why are you doing this? - I'm sorry.
- No. - I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Come on.
- You be a good girl, okay? - Yeah.
Mmh!
I need you to be brave, okay?
Alright?
Bye Chris.
Let me know when you arrive.
Aah! Mmh!
Thank you mama.
Don't worry my child.
Chris?
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Don't cry.
Say bye mum.
Hmm.
Don't cry.
8th September 2010
you walked out on us and never came back
Chris?
They say, there is no easier thing in the world than being a woman.
Every one can. You only need a few things,
First, you must know how to wake up in the morning.
Do your make up right, and choose the right shade.
Second, stay indoors and wait for a man
get married and life goes on, right?
Being a woman is hard.
It's harder than life itself.
It's as hard as blasting through rocks without explosives.
It's a like pulling nine tons and you weigh six kilos.
It's commanding the sun to go backwards.
You know that needs a miracle. A woman rises when the world has fallen.
It's running when you have barely known how to crawl.
It's wiping the tears and smiling.
Being a woman is being married by the clan when you are married to one person.
It's feeding your family without a job.
The same job you were barred from doing.
Being woman is to be beaten like a thief.
A thief that stole your dreams. A thief that lives in you.
A thief you invited who stole your husband.
On top of it all…
Being a woman is to be told to shh! Don't cry, don't let out your secrets.
What? So its okay for my abuser to celebrate and be given an Oscar?
Written: 'You have disciplined her'?
Being a woman is representing the family
in tragedies and weddings and when you get there
you cook. Being a woman is never being happy during menses.
Most important is confusion when you don't experience them.
And you know very well you're not married. Understand you are a student.
Stay in school and study.
Being a woman is being forced into marriage because the parents said so.
Being a woman is being kept calm
when making love.
Because someone doesn't want to ask, someone is a know-it-all, someone
doesn't want to swallow their pride, they are the head and the body follows orders.
A woman is supposed to be pregnant and lose her figure.
The figure someone wants to see it like he did the first time or else…
Being a woman is being there for everybody, yes everybody
you see but there is no one there for you.
Being a woman is building or flattening a house without memories of her.
Being a woman is going to bed last and being the first one to wake up.
Its being at home and at work and at the shop and
at the market and the office and for your husband and
your kid's school and be at
your place at the same time.
Being a woman is mourning for the country, for God to be merciful.
Being a woman is clearing a path, a path which
Is full of obstacles to ensure you don't reach your goals.
Being a woman is going to the farm and toiling because wherever you are
others will follow suit. A woman is like a tank, a tank used for war, you see?
You think I'm weak because of how I look?
I'll fall from a shove?
Well, try me. Try this me.
Try right now.
One word is capable of making me shed
a lot of tears
Annoyance, contempt and obstacles will take me down but trust me when I rise
I am capable of passing through a furnace to the other side for I am strong
as that.
Being a woman is hard but I can do it because I have the strength of a queen.