Lady Reflects on 1st Car, SA Moved by Parents’ Generosity

Lady Reflects on 1st Car, SA Moved by Parents’ Generosity

  • One young lady took to Facebook, to reflect on how far she has come since getting her first car when she was young
  • The Facebook user opened up to her followers about how her parents helped her be successful in her career
  • Many people were touched as the lady shared her story of how a car was the difference between living her dreams and hopelessness

A woman shared a post expressing how much her first car meant. The lady expressed gratitude as she reflected on how much her parents did for her.

Woman reflects on her first car
A TikTok video shows a woman who penned a sweet message to her parents over her first car. Image: @paballo.majara
Source: Facebook

Many people were impressed by the lady's taking a moment to reflect on how blessed she is. They were also motivated by the story she shared about how her parents helped her out of a challenging situation.

Woman flexes 1st car

A woman named Paballo on Facebook shared a post with a picture of our first car. Paballo said the car was named Pidipidi because of its small size, and she had gotten it from her parents after she needed it in order to secure her as a Food Safety Auditor. She said:

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"I was excited because it meant I would have an income. However, my excitement was short-lived when the contract said, 'The candidate must have a roadworthy vehicle.'”

After she got the car, her parents agreed that she would pay half of the instalments and half of the insurance. She was later able to secure a permanent job. She added:

"This car has really been part of our family; not only did I use it as my first car, but my little sisters used it as their first car as well, and for them, it was even better as it was now paid off. I thank God for the sacrifice my parents did, it really set us up for success❤️"

SA moved by woman's reflection on 1st car

People were touched that she had parents who were willing to help her. Many said they hoped that they would be able to support their own children the way her parents did.

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Nanikie Kgolagano commented:

"It’s nice to have a parent that shows up, Weitse."

Tshepang Nkwe wrote:

"There's so much I want to comment on, but one that touched my heart was how supportive and involved your parents are in your growth and success 🙌 ❤️ now that's a top-tier blessing 🙌We are winning as a black nation mos ...It's stories like this that give us hope 🙏 ❤️"

Zee Zandile Khoza added:

"️❤️I need to work hard so that my kids can experience this 😍 I need to be that parent."

Eldinah Eldy Dintsheng added:

"I want to be that kind of parent to my kids."

Sanele Viola Nokukhanya Ndaba cheered:

"And they should thank you for your sacrifice nana. You paid for half of that car. ❤️"

Thembelihle Promise Mgcina rmeakred:

"When parents were being picked, you amongst those that arrived early🤞... You are so blessed ️❣️your parents are amazing."

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Maqokolwana Nokubulela fawned:

"You are truly blessed to have parents like that. Thank God every day. I will continue to work very hard so that my own children can experience this kind of support, but I never got it."

Alicia Tsholofelo was hopeful."

'May I be anointed by the most high to be such a parent to my kids🙌 beautiful have."

Khens Mthombeni added:

"I am going to be this parent for my kids😭"

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za