Interracial Couple Show off on Valentine's Day, Their Photo Sparks a Debate

Interracial Couple Show off on Valentine's Day, Their Photo Sparks a Debate

- A lady's Valentine's Day experience has set Twitter abuzz, generating mixed reactions on love and race

- While some people tried to dampen the lady's joy because her lover is white, others said that they are just being unnecessarily bitter

- The lover had a grand presentation in asking his woman out on Valentine's Day

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A young lady with the Twitter handle @wavyemma has caused a massive stir online after flaunting her white boyfriend in amazing photos.

In a post on Monday, February 15, the lady said that it is really a good thing when one is in love with a person who knows one's worth.

The woman went ahead to say that with her lover, every day is Valentine's Day. In one of the photos the lady shared, the man could be seen with cardboard asking the woman to be his date on Sunday, February 14.

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In the third frame, the lady stood on petals of roses as she struck a confident pose in a red gown. A card presented to her listed all the things the man promised to do if she agrees to his date.

See her post below:

At the time of writing this report, her tweet has gathered over 89,000 likes with more than 12,000 comments.

Briefly.co.za compiled some of the reactions below:

@alyse2vicious said:

"I’m just curious....is everyone missing the fact that he literally offered to make her everything she wasn’t for vday? Now there’s nothing wrong with cosmetic surgery if that’s how you feel. But for it to be suggested is different. The person you love tells you to be different??"

@taurusmisslwar said:

"Does he have a brother or something because Wow."
Young black lady shows off white boyfriend on Valentine's Day, their photo together gets people talking
The woman said that she is with someone who knows her worth. Photo source: @wavyemma
Source: UGC

@LittleMzMercy asked:

"We’ve been waiting and you didn’t let us down. Does he have brothers?"

@umfn_ said:

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"I finally understand the argument of not wanting to post everything on social media. this couple has been going solid for years and now you got STRANGERS in the comments nitpicking everything about the photo, bringing race into it, saying what they should’ve done better, like WHAT?"

Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that Hans Vonyok Coetzer shared a gorgeous image of him and his bae Ñicolate Thê RaínQueeñ to the #ImStaying group recently. Hans and Ñicolate are in an interracial relationship but that doesn't stop them from living their lives.

The post shared to the #ImStaying group has gained over 13 000 reactions and almost 600 comments of love and support for the cute couple. Hans shared a short and sweet caption to accompany the post:

"I am staying because where else in the world will I find such a beautiful soul? No matter your past, your background, you deserve love."

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Stefan Mack (Editor) Stefan Mack is an English and history teacher who has broadened his horizons with journalism. He enjoys experiencing the human condition through the world's media. Stefan keeps Briefly News' readers entertained during the weekend. He graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), majoring in History and English. Stefan has been writing for Briefly News for a number of years and has covered mainstream to human interest articles.

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