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Some call them campus divas or trend setters.
These are university female students are in the business of dating as many men
as they can especially in this era of sponsors. They are slim, tall whether
light skin or dark skin complexion.
As they move in different corners of university,
their presence is felt. Most often they are in company of men. The funny thing
is how they are more engrossed in cheating spree. A psychologist would think
that they have psychological disorder but who knows.
In most cases they will never allow any man to
overstay in her room, lest her cheating escapades will be unearthed. Her roommates
would be on the losing end as they are often exiled the moment one of her
boyfriends’ surfaces. Unfortunately, if the roommate is a staunch believer of a
certain religion, will often curse the behavior as she will have spent more
nights outside her room than her own room. In case the duo fails to agree one
is forced to leave.
Men, who may have been duped to trust them, have
been confronted by the harsh reality when they are shortchanged and forced to
accept that it was lie. Take for instance John*, a third year at a local
university who was forced to hide under bed, when her new catch let the
bombshell, that her boyfriend was visiting unannounced. “I thought I was the
lucky one to have her, but it was all lie, I was among many of her subscribers”
notes Derrick. He further adds that he confronted her former girlfriend but she
laughed him off branding him a ‘fool’.
Furthermore, some of these divas will shock you
when you probe them on the habit. According to Tracy* a third year ecotourism
student at a local university, the trend is a fashion and as a move not to be
looked upon as archaic and old fashioned, she has to date many men. “That is
fashion in campuses and colleges, maybe once I get married I will be faithful
to my husband” she says. She further adds that the blame is on women yet men
are also cheating at large.
However according to Dr. Peter Omaye, a lecture at Kisii University, says that the tactic is used by these female as a defense mechanism to satisfy their low esteem. “Most of them, view themselves as not complete, if they are not dating a queue of men” he says. He further adds that most of them have wrong misconception about the acceptance in modern society.