Woman Gushes Over 'Girlfriend Proposal' From Bae, SA Gets the Feels: "Asked Again"

Woman Gushes Over 'Girlfriend Proposal' From Bae, SA Gets the Feels: "Asked Again"

  • One woman is the envy of all on social media after she recently took to Twitter to gush over her one of a kind relationship
  • The inspired romantic shared a series of loved-up snaps showing off the gifts she got after being asked to be a girlfriend all over again
  • Mzansi's social media community was left to marvel at the colourful display as users greeted the post with a mixed bag of reactions

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One woman who is drowning in the affection of her lover has given Mzansi every reason to swoon, thanks to the pedestal from which she is singing his praises.

Heading online on the one-year anniversary of their relationship, the Twitter user, @RoyaltyGomo, conveyed the most positively radiant tweet Saffas have seen so far this year.

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A local online user has become the envy of her followers. Image: @RoyaltyGomo
Source: Twitter

The lucky lady shared a photo dump showing off the gifts she received, not only in celebration of the year that the two have been together but "Mr Right" going all out and taking the time to ask her to be his girlfriend all over again.

The caption read:

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"I was asked again on our 1 year anniversary."

It didn't take too long before the kind and sweet gesture caught the attention of locals on social media, who likely were green with envy at the sight of the romantic stash. The images show a decorated room with red and white balloons hovering above the bed and touching the ceiling.

The bed is bedecked with rose petals arranged in a pattern and several distinctive pink gift-wrapped boxes that are sealed. Also on the bed is a bouquet and four individual cards with the words "WILL YOU BE MY GF?" arranged to house another bouquet in the centre.

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The sultry scenes certainly captured the hearts and minds of love-inspired Saffas, who wasted little time heading to the mentions to react to the tweet, which attracted close to 5 000 likes and 800 retweets at the time of publication. More than 100 comments lit up the comments section, which, of course, came as no surprise.

Netizens hold differing opinions

Briefly News takes a look at the most colourful reactions to the post below.

@Takue_Jungler wrote:

"This level of backwardness. He will be asking you to be his girlfriend every year instead of asking you to marry him."

@wenzileluthuli_ said:

"Sis, what type of prayer did you cry out? And at what time??"

@Nonhlanhla_12 added:

"Happy anniversary to you guys. Even thus year formula yomjolo isaphethwe nguwe."

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At least that's what the numerous local men on social media would be thinking after seeing one lucky man's woman's post of the perfect present that she got him.

Heading to Twitter, @Djmaurice_SA shared a pic of the brand new expensive set of what looks like 17 inch 5x100 VW Polo GTI reps rims before what we suspect was bae's knowledge of the enviable gift.

The caption read:

"Just a little token of appreciation to the LOML (love of my life). Understand that a man must be spoiled once in a while."

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Tshepiso Mametela avatar

Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News. He was a mid-level reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a general reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops organised by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism, including crime and court reporting. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za