Woman's Crush on Petrol Attendant Sparks Laughter Among Netizens in Video
- A lady crushing on a petrol attendant went viral on social media, leaving peeps in laughter
- The TikTok clip generated many views along with thousands of likes and comments on the video platform
- A relationship expert shares how one can approach a stranger in public that they find them attractive
- South Africans were amused by the stunner's video as they flocked to the comments section to crack jokes
A young lady could not believe her eyes when she came across a petrol attendant and shared the video on TikTok.
Woman crushes on petrol attendant
The footage shared by @slendasamacatalog on the video platform shows the petrol attendant dressed in a red shirt, black pants and a red cap. The gentleman caught the young lady's attention and left her in awe. It was love at first sight for the stunner.
Taking to TikTok, she captioned her post saying:
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"Kade ngibona abantu beshaye le sound track never understood it till I came to this garage...enhle ingane yabantu."
Online users received the video well and it became a viral hit, gathering over 700K views along with thousands of likes and many comments on TikTok.
Watch the video below:
Mzansi react to woman's clip
People rushed to the lady's comment section with laughter while others cracked jokes, saying:
Grootman 2.0 said:
"He already have Love bites .. you going to get hurt."
Mzu shared:
"I'm going to quit my job and work in the garage coz my job never allows me to be exposed ndidikiwe shem."
Ofentse Mosuwe wrote:
"And he’s well aware that you are taking him a video. His eyes are everywhere."
Keletso gushed over the man, saying:
"What a good-looking gent."
Dalene commented:
"Shoot your shot, girl."
Relationship expert weighs in on approaching a crush
Relationship expert Shelley Lewin of The Relationship Architect told Briefly News that approaching someone you are attracted to can be a challenge:
"Approaching a stranger in public is like making a new friend! Approaching someone can be nerve-wracking, but it's all about being respectful and confident. You can start by smiling and saying hello, or maybe compliment something you genuinely like about them (like their style or a book they're carrying)."
She also addressed that boundaries and respect are important:
"Just remember to be polite and respectful of their space. If they seem interested, you can continue the conversation and see where it goes. And if they're not interested, that's totally okay too! You should respect their decision and leave them alone. It's all about being brave and putting yourself out there. It is not about showing up with a one-liner, the idea is to show up as sincere and authentic. Be someone who is worth getting to know."
South African woman's crush on hunky SAPS cop has TikTok in stitches
Briefly News previously reported that a fit and buff South African Police Services officer had one woman weak in the knees.
A TikTok video by Nadine Stabler shows the buff cop dressed in uniform directing traffic as she films him from a distance and sings about how she fell in love with a man who doesn't even know her name.
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