@Saxon_African@SneKhumaloSA All because you are told to bath? I won’t even touch on the fact that as a coloniser you have no business uttering such words. Also, it’s okay to learn the importance of hygiene from other races. In this case, black people are the race to learn from. Good day!
@Madamespeaker_ Why is it hard to understand that South Africans have an issue with illegal foreign nationals? It’s baffling that the same energy isn’t given to European countries when they deport illegal foreigners. Who’s comfortable to host illegal individuals that can’t be traced?But SA must?
@Madamespeaker_ Sahel, you saying “fact” numerously doesn’t make your statements factual. Let’s familiarise ourselves with foreign laws before speaking on other countries. Don’t be quick to try and ridicule South Africa with assumptions.
@ChrisExcel102 It’s really disappointing how you guys are making fun of this situation. It would be great to see majority of South African men uniting against GBV for once. A woman has been hurt and you are making a joke out of it? Let’s do better and correct one another when we take it too far
@Khaytweets Is this a joke? He abused the wife and is complaining about the house being in his wife’s name? The same house that was bought for his wife? Not sure what his profession is but comedy might just be the one for him. Healing and strength to the wife.
@Vboss_13 He must stay alive please. Pain, regrets and guilt shall be his bread. The only way he can move on from all that is to stop condemning himself and truly forgive himself. Until then, bon appétit.
@tsakihyp It’s like being an ambivert. Personal space & peace from any sort of drama 🤌🏾However, there are times where I feel like talking to my man. That feeling of sharing both happy and bad moments with someone’s son😌 You gerrit mos? Also, them heavy bags lifting until when bazalwane?😅
@LeratoNW_ Dear men, we normally urge you to speak up and be vulnerable. It’s okay to show emotion and cry because that makes you human. We don’t take that as a sign of weakness, in fact, it shows strength. We apologies for some of these horrible things you go through. You are appreciated!
@LeratoNW_ @E_1Lime @lioneszT When will we show empathy towards men though? This man is speaking up, which rarely happens due to the same reasons he provided “being labelled as weak”. Men are human and shouldn’t feel scared to speak up. When women do it’s not called complaining. Let’s do better ladies.
@Greenthoughts42 I am seeing comments on disqualifying these men but not cancelling the whole show. When will South Africa hear the cries of women concerning rape? Their fears? Are we a nation that doesn’t care much to even have and accept such behaviours displayed on TV? When will it be enough?
@PicturesFoIder “Not the place” “Not the time” “Not here” “Security” Are you mad? Are you stupid? I can’t believe that it’s actually women uttering those words. How disgusting! I am so proud of this man for standing up for his wife. Healing to the wife. The accused deserves a lifetime of beating