Margaret, a 56-year-old woman from Entebbe, Uganda, recently opened up about the pain of being single for over two decades after her husband’s death. In an emotional conversation, she shared that she had hoped life would eventually return to normal after the loss, but the reality was far from what she had imagined.
She confessed that despite her hopes of finding love again, no man had shown any sustained interest in her since her husband’s passing.
In a candid discussion, Margaret explained that every time a man did express interest, he would soon disappear without explanation. She admitted that at first, she thought it was just a matter of bad luck, but as the years went on, she began to wonder if there was something deeper at play. According to Margaret, her friends had moved on, remarried, or formed new relationships, while she remained alone, feeling increasingly isolated.
Margaret also revealed that societal judgment had added to her pain. “People started whispering about me, saying that maybe I was cursed or that something about me was driving men away,” she stated.
She shared how, over the years, she had tried everything from praying and fasting to seeking counseling, but nothing seemed to change her situation. Despite her efforts, the loneliness continued to weigh heavily on her.
Her story took a hopeful turn when her niece from Masaka visited. Margaret recounted how, one evening, after finding her in tears, her niece asked what was wrong.
Margaret opened up about her struggles, and her niece listened carefully. “She shared with me something that gave me hope,” Margaret recalled. This conversation, she said, marked a.To Continue Reading, Click Herea
