Facebook User Presents Woman With Furniture After Group Members Ridicule Her One-Bedroom Shack

Facebook User Presents Woman With Furniture After Group Members Ridicule Her One-Bedroom Shack

  • A woman posted a picture of her one-bedroom shack to a Facebook group but received some negative feedback from trolls
  • In true Mzansi fashion, when negative users drag a humble citizen online, it calls for social media intervention with good deeds
  • Although the woman tried to swat off one nay-sayer, it was difficult dealing with all of them, which earned her free furniture

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A brave lady struck gold with some free furniture from a fellow group member after being ridiculed for how her one-room shack looked.

One user posted her humble home on a community group only to receive harsh scrutiny
Facebook user Minnie Minnie Sdudla will be receiving new furniture after nasty commenters ridiculed her kitchenette in a home decor group. Images: Minnie Minnie Sdudla.
Source: Facebook

Woman shares photos of her small but neat zozo in post

Facebook user Minnie Minnie Sdudla shared a picture of her humble home on a bedroom decoration group, Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi's linen, seeking advice and validation on her home improvement.

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Minnie Sdudla's bed
Minnie Minnie Sdudla shared this picture of her lovely bed. Image: Minnie Sdudla.
Source: Facebook

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The Mail&Guardian says that no two shacks are the same as more and more different people move into informal settlements, but this group of people didn't seem to understand this principle.

Even though there were plenty of well-wishers who complimented the neatness of her home, some trolls came out to play.

@Aubrey Lutendo Faith Rashaka laughed:

"Too much plastic inside this mkhukhu. If it can catch fire you are in trouble."

Aubrey received a few chuckles from his gang, but the homeowner bravely slapped back:

@Minnie Minnie Sdudla:

"Thanks for the joke but for me, it's about the peace over renting while not working, or staying with someone. l have peace where l am."

Carpenter puts jokers making fun of woman's shack to shame

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Minnie Minnie Sdudla's shared another picture of her kitchen
Minnie Minnie Sdudla's kitchenette earned her free carpentry services. Images: Minnie Minnie Sdudla.
Source: Facebook

Aubrey's comments were, as other users pointed out, more misplaced decoration mistakes. One user harshly asked:

@Alitta Rikhotso:

"Did you know that even if you don't have a cabinet you can still pack your stuff neatly? Your setting is not nice at all‍."

The homeowner had grown quiet at this point up until one good samaritan did something about the issue.

@Terro Mahlungu asked:

"Where do u stay? I can build you a cupboard for free."

The question received quick attention from other users, some asking for donations too, others applauding the man for his good deeds:

@Nompilo Lekhuleni said:

"Terro Mahlungu God bless you."

This woman's home decor patience paid off

In another Briefly News report, a young lady impressed Mzansi with her stylishly furnished home.

In the video, captioned:

"Bit by bit, I did it."

The user identified as Vanessa captioned various pieces of furniture and appliances being delivered to her home.

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.

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