Two Ethiopian brides thew themselves from a building

These is the story of two Ethiopian bides who threw them selves tragically from a building after disagreement with their partners.

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Have you ever wondered why some children choose to ignore you? What do you do for a living? Why do we not want to believe that the vast expanse of space is enough for all of us? In fact, when you are so rich, why do you ask us to choose justice based on a lack of thought and a deliberate line of distinction?

Ethiopia, you have often noticed your children and you are asking why we are abandoning our shared humanity, our common responsibility and our unity in small matters when the territory we have inherited from you is abundant. Have you raised intelligent, conscientious children who wake up every morning armed and ready to stand guard and nurture you?

You see, the source of the surprise and excitement I experienced yesterday was not the source of any special rights. It comes from choice. The choice is hope. Hope does not deny the many challenges and problems we face as a nation and as an international community. In contrast, extreme skepticism has no power to excel. I have seen what you have today, and some are taking you every day. I see your majesty beneath the heap of hatred and division that some are trying to inflict on you. Today, with so much effort and sometimes turmoil, I look forward to a long, happy future. After all, most people are just as tired as others who are trying to make a good impression on others.

Yes, there are many trials and tribulations that afflict your children. However, among your many privileged children are those who have the ability and choice to be good stewards and change agents.

Ethiopia: When I conclude this letter, I wish only three things. They,

1. Let the children you have raised so far be determined to abandon the external forces that are fighting to break us, to repair the broken bridges and unite them.

2. When some choose to give up hope, let your foster children see the hope, and so on.

3. Your children are enough for everyone; To give them the courage to dream and realize a prosperous Ethiopia.

As children, we must at least point a finger at one person or group of individuals without acknowledging our potential for change. It is a denial of our ability to grow and to understand who we are.

Individuals who are able to transform themselves have the potential to make a positive difference in their families, communities, communities, cities, and ultimately their country.

Ethiopia I wish your children the best of luck!