My confession | I loved Young Boy than My Husband

Neema was born and raised in Nakuru as the twelfth child in her family. During her childhood, her parents provided a good life, but everything changed when her mother passed away when Neema was just 12 years old. After the burial, she went to live with her elder brother. Since she had not been used to a difficult life, it was very hard for her to adapt. Life in her brother’s house was especially tough for Neema and her younger sister. One day, Neema met a man who took her to his home and introduced her as his wife. Faced with many problems, she chose marriage as a way out. He taught her how to cook and wash clothes while his parents were away. Later, when police officers came looking for her, Neema decided to remain married instead of continuing with school. Soon after, she became pregnant. Her marriage was troubled. One night, while she was asleep, she felt something touching her. When she opened her eyes, she realized it was her brother-in-law, who told her he wanted to marry her because he had a lot of money. When her mother-in-law discovered the situation, she beat Neema without listening to her explanation. The marriage did not last long. As time went on and Neema matured, she began to share her experiences. She spoke about a young man she was involved with, whom she became deeply obsessed with—thinking of him every day. She also described how she struggled with addictions, including sex and bhang, and how she explored relationships with women.