This archive report was first published on 12 August 2019.
Published on August 12, 2019, an article highlighted five behaviors that Kenyan women exhibit, which men often perceive as negative and deserving of criticism.
These behaviors include saying 'I don't date broke men,' posing half-naked in photos, sleeping with random men, asking men for money after sleeping with them, and posting provocative content on social media.
According to the article, women who use the phrase 'I don't date broke men' are often those who are financially dependent on their parents and are waiting for a rich man to support them.
Men also criticize women who post half-naked photos on social media, labeling them as attention seekers who are trying to become famous.
Additionally, women who sleep with multiple men are often branded as 'prostitutes' by men, regardless of their intentions.
Furthermore, women who ask men for money after sleeping with them are seen as desperate and lacking self-respect.
Lastly, women who post provocative content on social media, such as 'I'm horny!' or 'I'm broke, who is free we go out?', are often viewed as attention seekers who are trying to get a reaction from others.
