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Why you should refrain from sharing too much about your private life

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There is one social faux pas that quite a number of Nairobians can't quite get a hang on: revealing weird or intimate details to strangers.

Some of us do not even realize that we do it every single day through social media. It happens in real life too. I recently changed hairdressers and as with my last hairdresser, at the end of the session I knew her entire life story.

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