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We don’t shame men enough for peeing in public. WHAT happened to shame, dignity and basic home training?! 😭 Yho niyanyanyisa shame
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i love when a relationship feels like friendship too. like yeah we kiss and cuddle and all that, but we also be sitting there talking shit about people and laughing at dumb stuff for hours
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“what is he like?”
he’s like all the love i’ve ever poured out into the world finally found its way back to me, wrapped itself in human form, and held me close
you realize how important it is to have friends who are aligned with where you are in life. Not necessarily in age, but in mindset, habits, priorities, ambition, and values, Friendship feels easier when you're growing in the same direction.
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“mina, I’ll murder you now, and walk” is a chilling example of how emboldened south african men have become by the belief that they can commit violence against women and still escape meaningful consequences.
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This is what happened to me in 2027
1.Married to my soulmate.
2.gave him twins 👯.
3.Living deep within my prayers.
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love when man got that natural provider energy. Not even just money.
They HANDLE sht. Period!
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Yoh yoh yoh this is dangerous and on national TV???
Makhoti (Makoti) comes from the Thefula and Tekela variant of Makhozi. A woman leaves her family to Khonza or Khoza or work to build the household of the family she's marrying in leaving the male's family to have to compensate the woman's family for allowing their daughter to leave them for the new family.
In isiThonga, isilala and Siphuthi the word would be Khota hence Makhoti
































