@Ayodeji467236@MaryRoseMalomo His message framing is that he wants his wife to cook for HIM all the time. Hence the “I’m not hiring a private chef” line. That being said, I think cooking is a basic life skill that all people should have, just like cleaning. Wife suppose cook, husband supposed cook too.
@Britt_ThaGreat@teesmmm I like tyla but the amount of xenophobia and racism I’m seeing from her fandom is making me not like her so much. Just leaves a bitter taste in the mouth, ya know?
@Ughoefromda12 @praisejohnn @factspeakwr 97% of the xenophobic ones are South Africans and we know this by their weird obsession with Nigerians in particular and Skin colour… also South African slang usage.
@LwandiswaShozi@praisejohnn I love tyla but her fanbase is genuinely so disgusting and disrespectful. There’s just too much xenophobia attached to her name now, you setting her up real bad. You don’t even realise you’re becoming like the very Americans you criticise for calling her “uppity African”…
@JemeelS@diol2n She travelled out (spent hella money, time and effort) to see him. It’s less about the gift itself and more about the man’s intention. She wanted to feel special on valentines, which is not a crime. It was prob burdening her mind till she reached a breaking point.
@prince_ekeson@diol2n On valentines? 99% of the flower’s value is from the fact that her lover gave her this. Some people just want to feel loved you know?
@RRegaldi21446@diol2n Is it really that difficult to buy one measly flower for her on Valentines? Or even anything?
She spent money, time and effort to get there. He can’t possibly be that cheap. The gift doesn’t even have to be something expensive- just something small for her to know that he cares.