r/Malawi 6h ago

Am I boring, weird or just not normal or am I overthinking?

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So, I am a sober guy that's been blowing zeros since day uno. Never tried drinking or smoking, literally. I am always indoors and never go out unless I want to buy something or going somewhere. I can spend the whole week indoors and I also only have 1 friend that I talk to or meet whenever necessary, apart from that, I am not touching grass.

But one thing I noticed is that, most things don't excite me, I don't follow sports, can't say my favorite food, I never celebrated my degree (literally didn't post myself), I just didn't see what the vibe or thrill was all about.

Even when I achieve something, I only go like, 'yay!' and move on with my life. Though one thing's for certain, I am good at what I do.

Anyone else like me? šŸ˜‚ and what are your thoughts on this?


r/Malawi 5h ago

Depression will k..l me one day

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I am a 30yrs old man married with a kid and I have almost 6 siblings 1 brother and 5 sisters.. my father worked so hard paying school fees and taking care of the family I struggled from secondary to university but I have always wanted to have a degree and make my dad proud for the sacrifices he made on paying school fees. (Story for another day). Currently I am working, and My younger sister was born after me also she is working as a teacher. She also worked so hard too even though she did her secondly at your village wer she went soon after finishing standard 8. Now the story which stresses me out is that the other 4 sisters and my youngest brother haven't been doing well at school. He failed MSCE once and repeated and failed again, the other 2 sisters also failed the first attempt and repeated failed too. The last born failed primary school repeated and failed again just recently. 😭😭😭😭😭😭 No matter how we advise them to work hard they always fail I don't know what might be the problem in our family, my dad is old now but still he worked tirelessly trying to feed the family while I and my elder sis help him too on school fees and other things. When I think about all this it pains me and worries me so much 😭 I don't know who cursed us 😭😭. I thought me finishing my degree will motivate my younger brother and sisters to do well at school... Whenever I try to talk to them they seem to understand but still no change. I don't know what to do anymore coz even if I do stay far now but my thoughts are always home and it always disturbs my career, health etc. eshiiiiii am fade up with all this.


r/Malawi 6h ago

Lifestyle and literacy levels in Malawi

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I am a science guy, but recently I've grown so much interest in social sciences just because its the way of our everyday life.

In USA the majority of people with NCDs are those with low social economic class contrary in Malawi it's quite the opposite. (NCD thats non communicable diseases like hypertension, diabetes etc)

I've been lucky to work in both public and private health institutions so i have observed that trend for a while now.

Malawians with lower social economic class tend to be diagnosed with hypertension at around 47 years on average while those on higher social economic class the average is around 33 years.

So ma youth anzanga, let's take care of our health as we are young..it will take care of us when we are aged.

Lets mind what are bodies are consuming


r/Malawi 1h ago

personal Story Time!

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What we could have been

It happened like in a movie. We touched hands and helped her carry the clothes, then I got her number. That’s how it all started. Our attraction was so intentional. She was crossing boundaries just to be with me and to see me sometimes. I was so in love, and she was in love too.

I’m the type of guy who’s obsessed with staying in his room, but she made me touch grass. I was moving around her neighborhood just to see her. Unfortunately, I stopped seeing her. Maybe she got grounded, maybe she got busy.

Later she told me she couldn’t keep coming to my place and that I needed to start visiting her instead. Me, visiting her? That was a problem. The condition was that I had to be there as her friend while her parents listened to our conversations. Don’t get me wrong, of course I could do that. But what I couldn’t do was hold myself back from flirting with her and expressing the love I had for her in front of her parents. So I kept declining the offer.

Weeks later we kept texting, telling each other stories, our fantasies, our future. Funny thing — she wanted to have five kids, and I loved that idea. I could vividly see our future together, and I loved it. I’ve always wanted a childfree future, but with her I could see myself traditionally, happily married. Tikukhala somewhere far, chaku NRC kumadimba

As weeks passed, we started to fall apart because I wanted her at my place and she wanted me at hers. One time she even told me, ā€œ__, I can be sneaky and come kwanuko, but what if my parents find out I’m not in my room and search kwanuko?ā€ I love that sentence. But I went point-blank. Wait — did I tell you her dad has a gun? That part scares me. She wasn’t the one who told me about the gun. Her father did, and I did my research and found out it was true. So I can’t mess with a man with ammunition.

Back to the story: the words she said were sweet, and at the time they got my heart pumping like I was sprinting. More days passed, and she started resenting me. I tried to soothe the situation by apologizing over and over. But guess what? She wrote to me, mentioning my name again: ā€œ___, I am trying.ā€ Meaning she was trying hard to make it work. But... there’s always a ā€œbut.ā€ The ā€œbutā€ never followed. It just ended like that.

I kept pushing, thinking maybe we were going to work something out. Little did I know that was her way of closing our unsailed ship. It took me time to realize we were no longer going to sail.

Cutting the story short, I occasionally see her. And every time I see her, I always think of what we could have been. But somehow we have to move on. Maybe in the next life we’ll be together. And in this life? Maybe it’ll always be what we could have been.

Anyway, I just texted her 'cause I miss her, I hope she replies.


r/Malawi 6h ago

Chill

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How do u get followers here, guys?


r/Malawi 1h ago

suggestion Go Fund me for Malawi

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I was thinking of creating a go fund me platform for Malawians. Our friends in other countries out there they help each other through go fund me.

People are struggling silently and they are afraid of asking help from strangers.

People are failing to start over in life not because they don't have the competence to do things in life but money is the problem.

What do you think people ?


r/Malawi 2h ago

suggestion Family is the reason why you broke and stuck in this economy too.

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Those who do not stay with their families in this economy they can agree with me on this one.

The best way to achieve better things in this economy is to avoid taking advice from family members. Those people are full of envy , they can kill your dreams If you listen to them.

Also If you doing better do not let them know. Some family members more especially fathers can be reason why you are not progressing in life. They be wanting you to secretly fail you just don't know if yet.

If you staying with your family In your 20's mate you killing yourself slowly as a man.

Idgaf if you loved at home or not but our generation is different from our parents generation man. To get whatever we want we need to be willing to do things the old generation has ever done it before.

Get tf out of your comfort zone , team up with people who are staying alone they'll teach your alot about being independent than your own family will.

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r/Malawi 17h ago

discussion Are Churches a form of cults?

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Scariest cult I’ve heard of in the modern day is the Good News International Church in Kenya. The pastor brought 400 people into the forest and told them they had to starve themselves to get into heaven. The police are still finding bodies seven years later and he’s still in jail and will be forever.

Scariest cult ever heard of by total death toll is definitely the People’s Temple. It takes a special kind of twisted to convince hundreds of people to off themselves and each other. Just here in Malawi saw a certain pastor convincing his followers that he is god and during prayers his followers pray in his name and say AmenšŸ˜‚

During my secondary school days a certain guy would rush to pray pa assembly inorder to pray in that Evangelist name.šŸ™ŒšŸæšŸ¤£


r/Malawi 13h ago

Occult discussion: Egregores.

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Who else has an interest in the occult here? Not even actively practicing it but just even collecting knowledge on it, hearing different theories and opinions on the occult... Anyways this post is for you.

Lately I stumbled on the Egragorian theory. An Egragore is a concept from Western esotericism and occultism referring to a non-physical entity or thought-form that arises from the collective thoughts, emotions, and intentions of a group of people(this is from Wikipedia, sue mešŸ˜‚) So it's basically collective consciousness come to life, serving whatever belief brought it into existence. This is where it gets extremely interesting because anything can be an Egragore including brands, events, places and of course religions. I just wanted to hear your opinions and thoughts on this occult concept.


r/Malawi 3h ago

discussion Relationship! šŸ˜‚

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r/Malawi 18h ago

meme Checkpoint!

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Show me your recent(s) meme(s).

Let's Go!


r/Malawi 4h ago

Reading Books

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r/Malawi 10h ago

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r/Malawi 1d ago

personal My family feels less like a family and more like a bunch of people trapped in the same house.

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I don’t even know how to explain this properly, but lately I’ve realized that my family doesn’t really live. We just exist.
Everyone wakes up, goes to work, comes home, eats, sleeps, and repeats. Even weekends don’t feel like weekends because there’s always work. There’s always something that needs to be done. There’s always a reason to stay home. We don’t go on vacations. We don’t go out for family dinners. We don’t randomly decide to go somewhere together. We don’t really make memories. And the part that genuinely bothers me the most is that it’s not because we’re struggling financially. We’re not sitting here unable to afford anything. My parents have money. They just choose to spend it on other things. I don’t even know what those things are sometimes. We even stopped going to church together. It’s been years since we’ve all attended as a family. I have my own personal reasons for not going anymore, so I’m not necessarily complaining about that part, but it’s just another reminder of how fragmented we’ve become. Sometimes I’m in the same house as my parents and it genuinely feels like we’re strangers who happen to share a surname and a roof. We know where everyone sleeps. We know when everyone leaves for work. We know what time everyone comes home, I kid you not, you could ask my dad what was my major in university and he’ll have no idea.

We’re technically a family. But sometimes it feels like we’re just a household full of people surviving in parallel. And honestly, that realization has been fucking depressing.


r/Malawi 20h ago

Help

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Is pool table business nice ? How much money can it be making monthly ? What are the risk ? I am in Lilongwe .


r/Malawi 1d ago

Is this true

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Xavier ndi nkhani zina


r/Malawi 1d ago

Lets discuss this topic Guys

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Most European country legalised Euthanasia.

Many are asking, wtf is that...chill guys,

okay Euthanasia is the intentional ending of a person's life to relieve severe pain or suffering, typically in cases of incurable or terminal illness. So most of the times it happens in hospitals

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So do you think it would be wise particularly Malawi to legalise that?

Don't get me wrong, its done mostly on people who are suffering like those on palliative care just waiting for their death


r/Malawi 14h ago

Malawi has the highest fuel price in Africa... by a lot

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r/Malawi 17h ago

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r/Malawi 1d ago

Spotify and Netflix subscriptions slots available for k5000 and k10,000 respectively

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DM if interested.


r/Malawi 1d ago

Had to share...

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r/Malawi 1d ago

List problems that we can solve with technology/software in Malawi

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Malawian friends could you please share your view of the problems that needs the effort of software to improve our country


r/Malawi 1d ago

personal We listen But we Dont Judge

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We listen, we don’t judge.

I died in 2024… but I was only buried in August 2026. The truth is, I think the person I was before 2024 disappeared a long time ago. I kept moving, smiling, talking to people, pretending everything was okay… but inside, something had already ended. 17 August 2026 was just the day I finally accepted it.I had to bury the old version of myself the one who had certain dreams, expectations, and a future I thought was guaranteed.

Your turn.


r/Malawi 1d ago

discussion Online Hustlers

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What can I do with this to earn money especially abroad - I hope we've got freelancers here.

what has worked for you so far? - Initially I'm a graphic designer but haven't work with big organizations just tima artist tamu ghetto and ma show organizers oliraso kwambri and to make worse pano DM ili dry and i think it's AI since now everybody can make their own designs and it's terrifying for me.

I'm 23M btw and today i Just turned to a finale and was doing Industrial attachments in a acertain Ministry mu city centre mu so timachenje taku field nagulira monitor yo and upgraded my pc from i5-4th gen to i5 8th gen for better performance and now I'm stuck and dunno what to do. As a student who struggles financially I need advice or recommendations on how can I be making money with this equipment in a very short term. thanks