Humble Man Blesses Ex With Samsung S22 as He Was Unable to Do So When in a Relationship, Divides Mzansi

Humble Man Blesses Ex With Samsung S22 as He Was Unable to Do So When in a Relationship, Divides Mzansi

  • A kind man did right by his ex by going out and buying her something nice as he wasn’t able to do so when they were together
  • Briefly News spoke to @_Mashudu_M and he explained his gratitude towards the woman for loving him when he had nothing
  • The people of Mzansi were not sure about the man’s actions and shared their views in the comment section

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Knowing that he never bought his ex anything while they were together, a man felt now that he could, he must. So, he went out and bought her a Samsung S22.

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Twitter user @_Mashudu_M did right by his ex and divided SA with his act of gratitude. Image: Twitter / @_Mashudu_M
Source: Twitter

While this might not be a situation you see every day, it definitely is something people can learn from, especially if the breakup wasn’t detrimental.

Twitter user @_Mashudu_M took to social media with a snap of the boujee cell phone, explaining the situation. Now that he has the means, he wants to spoil her.

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Ay, we can only but hope the woman is a good person because this is cute!

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“I didn't buy anything for my ex when we were still in a relationship, because I had nothing... so today I decided to bless her with Samsung S22.”

Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking to the kind man and he explained that he has a new bae, however, he will forever be grateful for how his ex loved him even when he had nothing. What an inspiration!

“We got in a long relationship... I had nothing. She's the one who got away... But now I have something as she loved me while I have nothing... I think is better I get something for her. I no longer need her. I have someone now.”

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People of Mzansi divided over the man’s kind gesture

While these peeps did not know what we now know, they were left with mixed emotions. Some felt the man was doing the noble things, while others felt exes need to stay in the past.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@KatlegoMaseng1 said:

“There are exes that honestly need to be treated well, even if you don't want them back. Some people don't understand it because they never met such exes, you did well bafo.”

@ChakazaMbali said:

“Continuation - they don’t know how she was there for you, she may have provided you with shelter, food, clothes, love, appreciation, respect and support, so nawe ngoba so grend you did a good thing not forgetting her.”

@makwayifg said:

“So you’re telling us kuthi she failed to wait till you get that good job, now you're showing off ”

@mbongwa_themba said:

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@yezo_m said:

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On the other end of the spectrum, Briefly News reported that a Ghanaian woman took to social media to open up about a situation she finds herself in.

Her post on the popular Facebook group called Tell It Moms had her sharing that there was a particular car she dreamt of owning one day and most people around her could testify to it.

"I have always wanted to buy a particular car but because we were budgeting I kept putting it off. Everyone who knows me knows how long I have been dreaming about this car."

Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.