Woman Thanks Lady Who Helped During Uncomfortable Encounter with a Man
- A South African woman recently shared a heartfelt post about another woman who helped her when she needed it most
- According to the post, a man was basically harassing her when the other woman came to her rescue
- Many commended the women for sticking together during such trying times in the comment section
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A young South African woman, Hanlie Liebenberg recently headed to Facebook's ImStaying to share a heartfelt post about another lady called Varanna who had helped her out after a man was making her feel uncomfortable.
"I went to the licensing office today, and would have had the worst experience today if it wasn't for dear #Varana! I was standing in the queue, but the man in front of me was making me feel really uncomfortable, staring, and refusing to face the front.
"After a while of being really uncomfortable, and not wanting to make a scene, I started to leave two social distancing spaces between us when moving forward, just to be further away from him. Varana was standing behind me. After a while I apologised to Varana, explaining that I left a huge gap between me and the man in front of me because he made me feel so uncomfortable - and that's when this beautiful soul stepped up to the plate.
Source: Facebook
"At this stage, we were inside the building, with the queue going zig-zag across the floor, and Varana would lean forward onto the railing, to obscure the man's view between me and him, just so I could relax,"she wrote.
She then goes on to thank Varanna for helping her and soon locals joined in on thanking Varanna. Read their comments below:
ZamaThabela MaKhumalo Gasa said:
"Gosh I hate stares, glad you got help"
ZamaThabela MaKhumalo Gasa said:
"Gosh I hate stares, glad you got help"
In more Briefly.co.za news one man's trash is another man's treasure and for this South African man, this could not be any more true. Heading online a hardworking man shared how he turns trash into his own very special kind of treasure.
@Makatjane3 took to Twitter to share how he goes through dumpsites and trash to find old bottles that he uses to turn into decorative pieces for people's homes. He also shared pictures of his beautiful work with his impressed followers.
"When you see me at the dumping side, just know I will be collecting bottles to transform them into Decor products," he captioned the heartwarming and inspiring Twitter post recently.
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