Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and some people are already
feeling the heat.
The need to do something special for your partner should be
normal especially if you value them.
However, in these tough economic times, going out for a
candle-lit dinner at a five-star hotel might be beyond the reach of many.
Former news anchor Julie Gichuru has advised men to live within their means and not to break their backs in a bid to impress their partners.
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Through a post on her social media pages, Gichuru stated
that understanding partners should appreciate the little they get especially if
it’s from the heart.
“There is no need to feel pressure to deliver what is beyond
your means or even simply imprudent or impractical. One rose and your time is
more than enough and any woman worth her salt would get it.
“If you feel pressured to live beyond your means maybe you
need to look for the woman who will be your friend, partner and equal.
“Give love, respect and attention every day, that is the
true gift,” she said.
To the ladies, Julie challenged them to also treat their men
and spoil them for a change.
“There is nothing more empowering than deciding to break the
mold and take control. Get him a rose. Give him a gift. Take the driver’s seat
and spoil him if you can.
“A woman must know that she needs nothing from any external forces other than God. She must know that she can handle her business. She therefore needs no man but is able to choose her partner - her homie/lover/friend. That is powerful. Be that woman,” she remarked.