South African Lady Inspires With Image of Humble Home on Facebook, Mzansi Encourages Her

South African Lady Inspires With Image of Humble Home on Facebook, Mzansi Encourages Her

  • One young lady took to social media and shared an image of her home without fancy interior design
  • The woman revealed that she had just moved out and was starting afresh and online users praised her for being brave
  • Netizens are touched as they rush to her comments to share their stories of starting out on their own, while others simply encourage her
  • Briefly News spoke to Shę Sin Nēr', who shared insight into her moving process and her new home

One woman took to her Facebook account and shared her humble beginnings in a one-room apartment.

A South African woman took to Facebook to showcase her humble home.
A young lady unveiled her living space in a Facebook group chat and online users were inspired. Image: Shę Sin Nēr
Source: Facebook

A young lady showed off her humble home

Shę Sin Nēr posted a picture of her house on a Facebook group called Make Your Bedroom Beautiful with Thembi's Linen. Shę Sin Nēr's home consists of a little stove, which was placed on the floor, a cupboard, a mattress and a suitcase, which was placed in the corner of her room. Her shoes were neatly packed.

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Although the young lady does not have a huge house with fancy types of furniture and interior design or top-tier decorators, she said in her caption that she finds "peace" in her home.

When speaking about what led to her moving process, Shę Sin Nēr' told Briefly News that she and her little sister were staying with friends; however, she felt they were no longer "needed in their house."

"I was staying at my friends house with my little sister but I somehow felt like we no longer needed in their house by judging by how they treated my little sister and how they bad talked me to other people so I decided it's time to move out no matter how bad the situation is we have to move out we'll figure other things while we are at peace," Shę Sin Nēr explained.

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The young lady said she finds "peace" in her small home and no longer has to worry about her sister being mistreated.

"I no longer stress about when I am out how will my sister be treated , I am free now and she's also free..we no longer have to limit ourselves in the word of "this is not my home,I can't do this and that" having no furniture and all that it's not a big issue to us as long as we at peace and that's all for us the rest will follow," she said.

Take a look at the woman's home below:

The house of young woman.
Inside the young lady's home. Image: Shę Sin Nēr
Source: Facebook

Online users showered the woman with love

The post attracted over 48K likes and many comments. Online users flocked to her comments to send heartfelt messages to the young lady.

Portia Shabangu WakwaMtshali encouraged the young lady by saying:

"This is actually a great start. You will appreciate everything you are going to get while you are on the journey of building."

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Nimo Helen Songstress said:

"Keep going."

Stephanie Guzman added:

"Yes, we do! Anything is always what you make it and how you see it! Blessings."

Beaty Joan shared:

"This is where I started this year in January when my husband kicked me out of his house with my two girls, but I thank God he stood with me... at least we are now somewhere."

Woman shows humble beginnings in tiny room

Briefly News previously on one woman who took to her Facebook account and shared her humble beginnings in a one-room.

Sthembile Sithole Nkosi posted pictures of the room on the Facebook group called Make Your Bedroom Beautiful with Thembi's Linen. Her living space has a wardrobe, a small kitchen cupboard, a two-burner stove, a suitcase and a mattress.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za