Bachelor Tales Audio

In Bachelor Tales; The Paradox of Love Throughout Generations, Geoffrey Ndege explores the evolving perceptions of love and relationships across different generations. He humorously categorizes bachelors into types—those disillusioned by past relationships, commitment-phobes, and those temporarily single by circumstance. Ndege observes that younger generations, like Gen Z and Gen Alpha, often prioritize autonomy over traditional commitments, while older generations value defined roles and deep, albeit less overt, connections. The article delves into how societal changes influence personal choices in love and marriage.

Geoffrey Ndege

As the Editor and topical contributor for the Daily Focus, Geoffrey, fueled by curiosity and a mild existential crisis writes with a mix of satire, soul, and unfiltered honesty. He believes growth should be both uncomfortable and hilarious. He writes in the areas of Lifestyle, Science, Manufacturing, Technology, Innovation, Governance, Management and International Emerging Issues. When not writing, he can be found overthinking conversations from three years ago or indulging in his addictions (walking, reading and cycling). For featuring, collaborations, promotions or support, reach out to him at Geoffrey.Ndege@dailyfocus.co.ke