You’re such a Leo.”
We’ve all heard it—or said it. In a world where astrology shapes identities and filters love lives, Sharon Nyambura questions whether we’re truly living out our zodiac traits… or just performing them. Blending personal stories with psychology, she challenges us to ask: Are we becoming who the stars say we are, or hiding behind them to avoid doing the work of growth?
Society has ingrained the belief that surrendering makes men weak, forcing them to suppress their emotions even in times of pain and adversity. But true strength lies in embracing vulnerability, opening up, and taking breaks when needed. Suppressing emotions can lead men to dangerous paths like addiction, violence, and even suicide. By learning to surrender their burdens—just as Jesus exemplified—men can find healing, strength, and peace. This shift in perspective can help reduce the alarming rise in suicide rates among men, encouraging them to prioritize their mental health and well-being.
In childhood, life felt simpler, and making the right choices seemed easy. However, as I navigated the complexities of adulthood, I realized that being lost might be God's way of guiding us back to the right path. The parable of the lost sheep reminds us that God seeks out the lost, no matter how far they stray.