I see no lies.
It's a "man" in Zulu/Xhosa.absolutely no lies told but wtf is “indoda” in the 2nd to last slide (“indoda must”)?
It's a "man" in Zulu/Xhosa.
Black South African women (Xhosa women especially) will put the actual Xhosa term for "men" "Indoda" to kinda virture signal that they are talking/shytting on black men in particular.
Example
"Never ever let a man know how much you make"... "never ever let a 'Indoda' know how you make"...
It makes it unambiguous that they're talking about us Zulu and Xhosa guys.
The man hating in SA is steroids... But we deserve it
Xhsoa bytchs are bad... I can't stop
He started the conversation. I was saying let’s have fun with it.OP ain't make it
nikkas copy paste game let it cook huh?
fukk translating. I hear them talking but I’ll be thinking about random shyt like my fantasy football team while she is talking, and just nod occasionally or some shyt.
"Women don't dress for men, we dress for other women"
Translation :
the other pretty women are fukkking the men that I desire. So when I come accross those women I want them to see me as a potential threat... So I can feel vicariously sexy to her man, via her jealously
This one is Dee fellas
Obviously this a slight over exaggeration but the premise is facts.Only a South African breh can have such a healthy hatred for hoes
"I love you, but I'm not ready for a child"
Translation : you're too ugly for me to ruin my body to make ugly babies with, but I like your ugly ass paying for everything.
#HandsomeGang knows girls will literally talk about what features the baby should have from the both of you combined within the first time she sees you
Impressive. And facts.
Hit dogs holler and that comment section a whole concertThe comments on that IG post are funny to read
“Men are trash” = the dudes Im attracted to pump and dump me and now I want some simps attention