"I Would Marry You": Ladies React to Man's Advice on How to Take Snaps of Bae
- A young man recently headed to Twitter to share some hilarious and quite accurate advice to his fellow men about how they should be taking photographs of their ladies
- His funny post includes two snaps of a man going absolutely out of his way to take some picture-perfect photos of his lady who by the way looks amazing
- Many men and women found the post quite interesting and wasted no time heading to the comment section where they shared their thoughts about the man's opinion
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A young South African man recently got all the praise from Mzansi women after he headed to Twitter to share a post about how men should be going out of their ways to take gorgeous snaps of their ladies.
"This is how you take your girlfriend pictures," he captioned some snaps of a man laying on the floor while photographing his bae.
Source: Twitter
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While many ladies wholeheartedly agreed with the young man, the fellas did not think the advice was any good. Read a few responses to the tweet below:
@Quincy_theOG said:
"Wife maybe yes. Imagine taking this for her to send to her next. Mxm basadi ba loya"
@TorresJanuary4 said:
"Whoever took these pictures has done a good job."
@Bokang_the_bae said:
"I would marry you, o star"
@ThapeloNkopane said:
"This is pure abuse"
Briefly News also reported that a young South African woman recently melted so many hearts after heading online to share a clip of her husband hyping her up to no end. In the clip, she mimics a top model as she struts her stuff in what appears to be a mall.
In the clip, the stunner is wearing a red dress and heels and her man clearly can't get enough of how good she looks as he is heard in the background shouting encouraging words such as "Yes my girl!"
"It’s my husband hyping me up for me!" she captioned the romantic video.
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Source: Briefly News
