South African Social Media Users Open Discussion About Prenups: “Prevention Is Better Than Cure”

• Social media users have taken to the Twitter streets to discuss whether or not they would sign a pre-nuptial agreement
• It seems as though many South Africans are in agreement that a prenup is mandatory in order to have a safe and comfortable marriage
• Some made mention of being married in community of property while others decided that it was best to just steer clear from marriage as a whole

South Africans are discussing pre-nuptial agreements online. A prenup is a legal document signed by a couple - before marriage - which dictates how assets will be split up if the couple were to divorce or if the marriage is dissolved.

Peeps are sharing their relationship troubles as well as whether or not marrying in community of property is a good idea too.

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Briefly News has taken to Twitter to share some of the prenup opinions with our readers.

@SiphiweMashego shared:

"It's Prenup for me, ebaba I spend sleepless nights, abusing me tryna get cents into my pocket.. and then get to share them when my marriage gets sour? Haii never... I don't care what my partner think but I'm NEVER getting married in community of property!"

@Touch53087590 said:

"Half of the comments are single people. It's easy to say prenup or IOP when you are single. Can we have married people to."

@MaMbatha007 wrote:

"Prenup. We both have businesses and assets that we wanted to stay separate to our marriage should it fail."

@SesingKutlwano responded with:

"Prenup because prevention is better than cure."

@Sosty_M asked:

"Why would you be bothered by a prenup if you know that you are the right person?"

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@NgamandlaMpini1 wrote:

"Not getting married >>>>>>>>>"

Man raises question about millionaires not caring for others, Mzansi discusses the concept

In other news about social media discussions, Briefly News reported that @_Calculator (Just Garth) on Twitter opened a discussion online after they spoke about black millionaires. Garth asked the millionaires of SA who are black if they are able to sleep at night knowing that elders and others "go to bed hungry".

South Africans raised a lot of concerns about the question Garth asked with many wanting to know what the difference between white and black millionaires is and why he posed a question directed solely at Mzansi's black community.

Although the post gained just 257 likes on the bird app, the replies section was packed with heated debates on the matter.

Source: Briefly News