“Don’t Cheat in Cape Town”: SA Floored by How Capetonians Deal With Cheaters

• A gent had to move on with life after he was caught cheating on his partner and reaped what he sewed 
• People from Cape Town recall seeing a pimped car in certain parts of the city and were floored after being made aware of the situation 
• Social media users shared their thoughts in over 300 comments on the now-viral TikTok video
• A relationship expert told Briefly News how people can avoid toxic behaviours after ending a romantic relationship

A gent posted a warning video that reached over 205K people about the consequences of cheating in Cape Town.

Mzansi was dusted after they watched the clip, and some backed up his claims by sharing true stories.

SA floored by how Capetonians deal with cheaters

People from Cape Town had been spotting a weirdly pimped car driving around the city. Some thought they were part of a reality show, while others went about their day.

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Rile Van Niekerk was baffled when he saw a gent’s car vandalised by an ex who felt betrayed in their relationship:

“Don’t cheat in Cape Town, guys.”

The ex-lover spray-painted the alleged cheater’s car but did not entirely win because the guy proudly drove his motor around with all the nasty messages on his vehicle.

Watch the video below:

Relationship expert explains ways to deal with breakup

Paula Quinsee explained that taking revenge on your ex-partner is a toxic trait that needs to be eliminated as it is not productive. The expert shared that plotting against your ex-lover only keeps you tied to them instead of healing:

“A more productive and effective approach is to focus on your own growth and healing by channelling your feelings into self-improvement, pursuing your passions or activities that bring you joy and strengthening your support system. This is what empowers you to get closure and move on with dignity by focusing on your own happiness and not relying solely on someone else to make you happy.”

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Mzansi reacts to alleged cheater galavanting the streets 

Social media users proved Capetonians to be no-nonsense people when it comes to relationships by commenting:

@Birdienumnum5 shared:

“We saw this car in Brackenfell! He drove around in it with a balaclava on.”

@Shukrie wrote:

“Some people must learn the hard way not to cheat, but whoever did this might have made this guy snap because we don’t know what he went through to get this car, and for her sake, I hope his reaction doesn't mess up his life up.”

@M😊ckNgJ warned South Africans:

“Don't cheat on a Cape Coloured female, and that's no joke.”

@Lucian laughed:

“For once, it’s not a Polo.”

@sizwemalifethe pointed out:

“That will actually attract more women.”

@CARFEVER shared:

“Some people are doing this on purpose to get attention.”

@MIELIE PICKING POES wrote:

“The audacity to still drive around the car.”

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Source: Briefly News