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Tales by Titus 254 brings you an incredible episode from Mombasa—one that carries valuable lessons. Purity Nduta, originally from Kirinyaga County, had a difficult childhood. Her mother engaged in various hustles to provide for them. Despite the hardships, Purity excelled in primary school and earned a scholarship. However, due to corruption in the system, the scholarship did not benefit her, and she was forced to drop out of school. Life became increasingly tough for Purity, leading her to fall into bad company. Her friends introduced her to prostitution. The first time she worked over the weekend, she earned 3,000 KES per session. While still on the streets, one of her frequent clients promised to take care of her—on the condition that she stopped working on the streets. However, after she became pregnant by him, he abandoned her. He had a family of his own, but he had never disclosed this to her. Left with no choice, Purity returned to the streets while pregnant. She had to use tricks on her clients to save money for her unborn child. After giving birth, she stayed with her baby for a while before resuming prostitution. Life on the streets was full of challenges. One day, when she refused to offer services for free, a man stabbed her with a knife in an Airbnb. She couldn’t even report the incident to the police because, by the next day, he had already disappeared. Purity then turned to online platforms, advertising herself. Some foreign men requested videos in exchange for money. Since she had already recorded some, she would send them and receive payments in euros or dollars. Listen to how Purity also engaged in live streaming, entertaining customers in exchange for money. This story is filled with many lessons—most of them heartbreaking.