Andizi: South Africans Share Honest and Hilarious Reasons Why They Are Still Single

Andizi: South Africans Share Honest and Hilarious Reasons Why They Are Still Single

  • Briefly News recently asked its readers what are their reasons to refrain from the mjolo pandemic
  • South Africans are now responding to the tough question and there are various reasons why local saffas decided to abstain from the matters of the heart
  • Many people are giving reasons such as they love too much and some say there is no love anymore while others revealed they have a crush on overseas people

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From having a crush on an overseas potential lover to not having faith in love, many South Africans are sharing their reasons why they are not in a relationship. Briefly News social media decided on coming up with an interesting quiz and many peeps are heeding the call to comment.

Some South Africans say they are in love with overseas people while some argue they have no energy to focus on relationships because it’s not worth it anymore.

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Briefly News headed to Facebook to find out why many in Mzansi decided to remain single and we select a few reactions. The website wrote:

“Why are you still single?”
South Africans, Share Honest, and Hilarious Reasons, Why They Are Still Single
South Africans reveal their reasons why they are single. Image: @Noko Mashala/Chad Farmer/Facebook
Source: Facebook

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The post reads:

@Noko Mashala said:

“I've gotten used to my independence I can't stand when a man tells me what to do it just drains me.”

@Bianca Mphana said:

“Please don't start atimini I just feel cold when I hear the word mjolo.”

@Lebogang Ramollo said:

“I'm single coz I love too hard, pamper too much and most men don't appreciate good women... They are used to being mistreated.”

@Mpilo Lushaba said:

“After a 10-year relationship breaks up, I decided to take a break and work on myself.”

@Bongiwe Dlamini said:

“I've decided to wait for the right one instead of accepting every guy that comes my way. My mom always says "indoda ezokuthanda iyacelwa kuNkulunkulu.”

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@Chad Farmer said:

“They don't want to be born again guys.”

@Tasha Hendricks said:

“Cause my crush lives in America that's why.”

@Vicintia Madidibula said:

"Because I attract married men."

@Thokozile Mdluli said:

“Cause my crush lives in America that's why.”

Go to Church”: SA imagines a world without social media following a Facebook outage

Meanwhile, Briefly News published that in the wake of the social media outage experienced by many social media users all over the world, South Africans share their options should it happen permanently.

Scores of locals prefer to go to church and some people argue that the mobile phones they use cannot shut down and they can still access the social networking sites.

Briefly News posted a short quiz on Facebook, asking the readers what they could do if Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram could crash permanently.

We select a few reactions from the question as posted to the online community. Briefly News wrote: “What would you do if all social media platforms shut down permanently?”

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.