Bae Got Married to Someone Else, Trending Hashtag Reveal Saffas' Heartbreaking Relationship Stories

Bae Got Married to Someone Else, Trending Hashtag Reveal Saffas' Heartbreaking Relationship Stories

  • The people of Mzansi are pouring their hearts out as the hashtag #MyPersonGotMarriedKaWeekend is trending on Twitter
  • It is revealing what happened to people when they found out the person they were dating was marrying someone else
  • This gut-wrenching experience seems to be common in Mzansi as the comments keep flowing from those with personal stories

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We can't choose who we love but what happens when the person we're dating gets married to someone else? A trending hashtag on Twitter offers some insight.

relationships, marriage, cheat
Saffas are sharing their heartbreak stories as a new relationship hashtag trends. Image: Git Stephen Gitau/Pexels
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#MyPersonGotMarriedKaWeekend shows how heartbreaking the situation can be as people share their personal stories of tragedy and healing.

A Twitter user who goes by the handle @tboseZA opened the conversation further by asking:

"How did you find out? Do you want an explanation?"

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Take a look at the post:

Saffas from all over country responded in various ways, many showing raw emotions, others trying to rationalise the situation and some using humour to hide the pain.

@gomza_:

"That's the most cruel thing anyone can ever do - get married to another while you're seeing them exclusively. Ke boloi bo fetelletseng!"

@tsebosei:

"I think its narcissists who have no emotion? I don't know anything else. They don't see us as humans, they see us as employees to serve them I guess."

@Lungile23080586:

"Well I'm a living testimony. That's the darkest place I've ever experienced. I had to get professional help, I had anxiety, stress, depression, sleepless, suicidal, you name it. I was on medication for six months, antidepressants were my daily bread."

@KaraboKbmags:

"My friend went to visit her Mom’s family in Lesotho. Next thing I am getting calls checking where is she, I must come quick, her living in boyfriend was getting married in the West Rand. Sure enough I got the [news] he was getting married. Had to break the news to her over the phone."

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@aNdaYuL

"Mjolo side effects should be recognised by medical aid, shem."

Yoh: Saffas spill the tea on why they cheated and the reasons will have you shook

In another shocking relationship story, we at Briefly News dared to ask a question many people don't want to know the answer to because sometimes ignorance is bliss. We asked:

"Have you ever cheated on your partner? Why did you do it?"

In fine style, Mzansi came out baring their souls and using a social media platform to air their dirty laundry. The comment section will have you in shock at the reasons people cheat and will make you feel like no one is safe from this five letter word, including you.

Let's dive into the juicy comments

Sisi Omhle:

"I cheated because he was cheating too. I would happily do it again if someone I am with cheats on me, life is too short to bekezela."

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Pale Nelson Thapelo Villa:

"Honestly I cheated because she also cheated on me. As a man who believes in the Bible, I was following this scripture "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" - Matthew Chapter 7 Verse 12. She cheated and I thought that it would be what she would want me to do 50/50."

Lethabo Manana:

"Yes and I will do it again because he started it. He doesn't know that I know he's cheating so nami instead of crying and ask him like before I decided to cheat also."

Source: Briefly News

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Kelly Lippke (Senior Editor) Kelly Lippke is a copy editor/proofreader who started her career at the Northern-Natal Courier with a BA in Communication Science/Psychology (Unisa, 2007). Kelly has worked for several Caxton publications, including the Highway Mail and Northglen News. Kelly’s unique editing perspective stems from an additional major in Linguistics. Kelly joined Briefly News in 2018 and she has 14 years of experience. Kelly has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at kelly.lippke@briefly.co.za.