Moses @eDrayofficial

Joined September 2025

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Barbie @barbiesleazee

4 days ago

body so TEA

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Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ

5 days ago

Whoa!!!! #WhiteHouseBarbie with her favorite President of all time!!! 🙌🏽🇺🇸♥️

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m.a.l.o.n.e_ @BoiiMillan2786

3 weeks ago

When I was young at school, this was like winning Sportpesa Jackpot

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Weeh Mzee™ @weehmzeee

3 weeks ago

Nobody: Kenyan girls on Friday

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@KatheuNzyimi Defending Jacob apple tv Presumed innocent apple tv Fool me once netflix Clickbait netflix Master of the house netflix Two graves netflix The girlfriend amazon prime The gardener netflix Secrets we keep netflix Surface apple tv

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Moses @eDrayofficial

4 weeks ago

@JNLotiono 💯

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CCTV Idiots Clips @CCTVIdiotsclips

2 months ago

The girl splashed gasoline into the already burning frying pan and "warmed up" everyone. 🔥😬

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Nduko™ @nduko__

9 months ago

People who are unemployed but have never lacked necessities understand how the wild animals survive. The universe has a way of keeping you going until your purpose is done.

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🦢 @meishato

9 months ago

lowkey terrifying when someone attractive is actually into you omg

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Moses @eDrayofficial

9 months ago

@TYRISPRINT Add

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Atem @AtemPsyche

10 months ago

Most people, including your family, will only respect you to the degree that you can benefit them. Love is conditional, loyalty has limits, and your value to others fluctuates with your circumstances. The people who claim to have your back will disappear when you're struggling and reappear when you're winning. Your parents' advice often reflects their fears, not your potential. Your friends will celebrate your small wins but feel threatened by your big ones. Once you accept that you're alone in this life, you stop seeking validation from people who can't give it consistently. You build your own foundation instead of standing on other people's promises. You become selective about who gets access to your time, energy, and resources. Paradoxically, when you stop needing people, the right ones show up.