“I Am 31 and I Still Wear Nappies”: Disabled Woman Redefines Confidence With Honest Post

“I Am 31 and I Still Wear Nappies”: Disabled Woman Redefines Confidence With Honest Post

  • A wheelchair-bound woman took to her X account and showed off her confidence about her disability
  • The woman said she is 31 years old and she is wearing nappies because she is experiencing incontinence
  • The online community reacted to the post, with many showering the woman with kind words and encouragement

Sinothando Siyolo is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with majors in Media and Writing, Politics and Governance. Before joining Briefly, Sinothando worked as a Content Producer for Hibari Media and as a News Content Producer for The South African (TSA).

A wheelchair-bound woman took to her X account and displayed confidence, leaving the internet in a bright mood.

A woman said she is no longer ashamed of her disability in a powerful X post.
A wheelchairbound woman regained her confidence in a powerful post. Images: @RoyaltiOnWheels
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In an X post by Nobathembu (@RoyaltiOnWheels), she captured herself in her wheelchair carrying her nappies. Nobathembu looked stunning. She was taking control and owning her life with its ups and downs.

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She voiced that she used to be so embarrassed and ashamed about the fact that she experienced incontinence, but no more.

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“I am 31 and I still wear nappies/diapers so what….? Growing up, I used to be so embarrassed and ashamed about the fact that I experienced incontinence."

Jonga sana, no more shame… 28 years is a long time; I’m letting go and getting my confidence and power.”

Woman who wears nappies shows off confidence

See the X post below:

Mzansi shares kind words with the lady

The online community reacted to the post, with many sharing kind words to the young woman. See the comments below:

@ShogoleThapelo said:

“People go through a lot💔💔💔.”

@Tamara_Booi was proud:

“I’m so glad you popped up on my twitter. I first saw your videos on TikTok a while ago And I loved your content but then I never saw your videos again. Mandikuthi follow ke sana ❤️.”

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@Carlsonmvo1 expressed:

“You’re a Queen make person no question you! Keep winning ☺️🙌🏻🔥.”

@GLPvWSA wrote:

“You look gorgeous doing it! Well done for raising awareness!!”

@ButiTsotetsi4 commented:

“You go girl🙌🙌.”

@confidencesekg3 said:

“Soo proud of you& I adore you.”

Wheelchair-bound man navigates peak traffic like a pro

In another story, Briefly News reported about a Joburg guy in a wheelchair who navigated peak traffic.

There’s never a dull moment in South Africa; a recent viral TikTok video proves that! A man in a wheelchair was spotted cruising through peak traffic, and the clip shows him handling the hustle and bustle in Johannesburg like a pro. Complete with side mirrors; the guy rolled through traffic as if his wheelchair was a proper vehicle. He was following all the road rules and turning heads while doing it.

Source: Briefly News

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Sinothando Siyolo (Editor) Sinothando Siyolo is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with majors in Media and Writing, Politics and Governance. Before joining Briefly, Sinothando worked as a Content Producer for Hibari Media and as a News Content Producer for The South African (TSA). He has the ability to write across various sections - News, Human Interest, Politics, Entertainment, and Business. He joined Briefly in 2023. You can contact Sinothando at s2pinyana@gmail.com