@lethofb@lindz_malindz She worded that terribly. I don’t think she realises that her use or language is extremely dangerous. That’s why the man doesn’t wanna touch her anymore.
@lindz_malindz There’s something deeply concerning about the way you use words. “He has sex with me before I even wake up” implies rape, then you admit you called him “rapey” out of spite while knowing he isn’t. You can’t weaponise serious words and then hide behind “I didn’t mean it.”
@BapheDube@Mmasekgoba I believe they do. My gynae ensured that I had a therapist come speak to me just after the baby was born.
Not sure about public, but a lot of gynaes do discuss it extensively during pregnancy and at the 6 week app
@Tshepo591694751@SneKhumaloSA Saw it with a friend of mine. She has a girl and a boy. Both have kids. She takes care of her daughters kid and barely sends anything to her sons kids family. And she was honest to say ngwana ke wa mmagwe.
@Akhona_PQ@Leko_Mashele To be honest I don’t believe there is a friend or father. Sounds like he is trying to explain why child pornography was found in his phone.
@Gowjas The police can’t just arrested someone based on that. They could get sued. She could have just provided the description and details as to where he has moved to. Merely saying he has moved to another area is vague and quite obvious.