“My Friends Are Such Darlings”: Mzansi Lady Runs Out of Groceries, Friends Rescue Her With Cash
- A woman on TikTok shared her healthy relationship with her friends when she ran to them after running out of groceries
- Her friends didn’t ask many questions and sent her money to sort out her problem
- Social media users were stunned by the lovely and wholesome friendship and wished that they, too, had such friends
- Briefly News reached out to a girls’ girl, activist, and feminist, Onele Deleki to find out how important a sisterhood is for women
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A lady on TikTok, Khulie, immediately ran to her friends for help after running out of groceries. The woman sent her close friends a text explaining her problem. Her girlfriends did not interrogate her with questions and sent her money to sort herself out.
Social media users loved the wholesome gesture and wished they had such kind friends.
Mzansi lady runs out of groceries, friends rescue her with cash
Friendship is family you choose for yourself, people who are good to you and add value to your life as you do to them. Women call healthy friendships, 'sisterhood'.
Khulie has the same warm sisterhood that many dream of having. She showed this off on TikTok when she ran to her girls after running out of groceries.
She texted her three close friends for help, and they didn’t interrogate her with questions; instead, they sent her some money to sort out her problems. Khulie was so grateful to call those three girls her chosen family and shared her video on TikTok with the caption:
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“I wasn’t expecting this, but my friends are such darlings.”
Watch the video below:
Mzansi reacts to warm sisterhood
Briefly News reached out to a girls’ girl, activist, and feminist, Onele Deleki to find out how important a sisterhood is for women:
“I would say that sisterhood is important in a woman's life because it provides a sense of belonging, safety and validation . Sisterhood is having a tribe of women that you can depend on emotionally, people that you can call at 3 am because you are unable to sleep because you’re going through a terrible breakup. It’s about having women that will be there when you’re going through a difficult time , and they will show up for you like no other.
“Contrary to popular belief, women actually build each other’s confidence and celebrate each other's wins. Society has tried to paint sisterhood as this toxic , terrible thing because they hate to see women unite and build each other. Sisterhood is about helping each other break societal norms and helping each other live our best lives FOR OURSELVES and not worrying about impressing men.
“All the times I was going through a difficult phase in my life, it’s always the women in my life showing up for me and carrying me. When I have felt unsafe in public , it has always been a random woman making sure I am safe . My girlfriends have always been the ones making sure I feel seen and heard. I have overcome most things because I had strong women by my side.
“I can’t stress enough how important it is to have a tribe of women by your side, because no one will ever show up for you like women. There’s literally no hood like sisterhood and I hope every woman gets a chance to experience it.”
Social media users were stunned by the lovely and wholesome friendship and wished that they, too, had such friends:
@smarhndlela_xvi can't seem to find good friends:
"Where do you guys find true friends?"
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@lwah24 loved the wholesome girl sqaud:
"I love this for you, I also have this friend, Nkosi."
@OrangeKidd wished for good mates:
"I told mine I'm short with R80 for wifi and they did nothing about that maar they're are always here using the very same WiFi."
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Briefly News also reported that Busiswa joined DJ Zinhle's star-studded celebration, attending with celebrities like Pearl Thusi, Moozlie, Nadia Nakai, Rethabile Khumalo and Cici. Fans admired Busiswa's look and praised the strong sisterhood between her and DJ Zinhle, highlighting their supportive relationship.
The event showcased the unity and empowerment among South African female celebrities during Women's Month.
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Source: Briefly News