- Size 8 has cautioned married individuals against obsessively checking their partners’ phones.
- She emphasized that both men and women should be aware that their partners had lives before they met, and that trying to control them like the FBI is futile.
- She advised couples to have faith in God during difficult times, suggesting that divine support is unwavering even in the face of relationship challenges.
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Kenyan gospel singer, Linet Munyali, widely recognized as Size 8, has issued a cautionary message to married individuals, urging them to refrain from scrutinizing their partner’s mobile phones.
In her recent statement during an interview at a Meru based radio Station, she emphasized that it is essential for women to comprehend that the man they are in a relationship with had a life before meeting them, which may have included other relationships. She noted that people’s minds are capable of pursuing actions they are inclined to take, irrespective of their current commitments.
Size 8 conveyed her message by stating, “huwezi kuwa FBI,” which translates to “You cannot be the FBI.” She explained that if someone is determined to do something, they will find a way to do it, regardless of the level of surveillance or mistrust.
Furthermore, she advised both men and women in marriages not to place absolute trust in their partners, as complete faithfulness is a rarity. To illustrate her point, Size 8 used the analogy of offering a glass of water to a partner. She suggested that, in most cases, the partner will likely drink the water, even if instructed not to, highlighting that human nature often overrides restrictions.
Size 8 encouraged women not to monitor their partners excessively, drawing a parallel to the FBI’s intense surveillance. She underscored that if someone is determined to engage in activities behind their partner’s back, they will likely find ways to do so. As an example, she mentioned that some men might use multiple phones, keeping one with the contacts of other women at the office to conceal their actions from their spouses.
In closing, the gospel singer advised couples to rely on their faith in God during moments of maternal tribulations, as she believed that God would never forsake them in their times of need.
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