“I’m Foolish”: Saffas Spill the Tea on What's Wrong with Them, Admitting Their Flaws

“I’m Foolish”: Saffas Spill the Tea on What's Wrong with Them, Admitting Their Flaws

  • South Africans are looking inside themselves as they share what their flaws are via a viral social media post
  • Challenged by @SesiMotso, the beautiful woman says she is stubborn and short-tempered as she also asked her followers to share their flaws
  • Some comments are serious and some funny but one person who said she becomes foolish when she is in a relationship tops the bunch

South African social media users are flexing their flaws and they seem to humbly admit they have their own shortcomings. The online community was challenged by @SesiMotso on social media.

The beautiful woman admits that she is stubborn and that she is short-tempered. The Polokwane-based woman has asked her followers to share their weaknesses and some are seriously funny. Briefly News naturally went online to select a few reactions from the viral post.

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Morwedi WaMmage said:

“Let's expose ourselves, what's wrong with you? Am short-tempered and stubborn.”
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South Africans are sharing their flaws on social media. Image: @SesiMotso/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@NomaguguSamke said:

“I don’t beg, I don’t mind being alone, I’m needy, I catch feelings way sooner, that’s why I’m single and my way or no way.”

@Zazah9731 said:

“I’m impatient, short-tempered and stubborn. I also think I am way smarter than the majority of people and find many people slow to act and think. I basically think I know it all. I think I am always right and most of the time I am.”

@Engeneer_Wealth said:

“I know someone like you, and I am the opposite of all that. It gets on all of my nerves. One can never get used to it. Just when you think you are, you realise you are not. So my question to you is, who you date you or would you live with someone like you?”

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@MakhelwaneC said:

“I waste money on stupid things, like buying dog food even though I don't have a dog.”

@Enhleyeyeye said:

“I sugarcoat the wrong that's done by others and exaggerate the good they do, which in turn makes it easy for them to do as they please.”

@Villagekid_AMD said:

“I don't care whether 100 people say something is right, I will tell them it's wrong if it is and I will make sure I prove that.”

@Mhlengi_Sbo said:

“I have low self-esteem, I go all out to express my presence and end up compromising my values and what I stand for in a process, probably because I never had that tap on the shoulder saying... Hey, you great, you got this or even I'm proud of you.”

@CoraleeVilakaty said:

“Trust issues, I think I need counselling/therapy whatever, but I seriously need help.”

@Lelethu04 said:

“Once I am in a relationship I totally forget about myself and focus on the relationship and my partner, yes I become foolish like that.”

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In a similar piece, Briefly News reported that South African men are engaged in a serious debate as they look at what they like and what irritates them when it comes to women’s outfits.

@DanielMarven posted a question to his Twitter followers and specifically asked men to respond. It is obvious that what one man prefers, the other one doesn’t like. Briefly News looked at the hilarious reactions from what can be dubbed an online Men’s Conference.

From costumes to varicose veins and body sizes, men have their own preferences and it’s an interesting topic that's going viral.

He captioned his post: “Men only: Name one thing that women wear that irritates your soul."

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Source: Briefly News

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Phumzile Ngcatshe (Editor) Phumzile Ngcatshe is a staunch football fan and a lover of political and human interest stories. He launched his journalism career working for various community publications but eventually joined Goal.com where he worked until October 2020. In March 2021 Pumzile also started writing human interest, mainstream and sports news for Briefly News. Phumzile's love for writing saw him earn a national qualification in Journalism and Media Studies and a qualification in video and television production.