Mzansi Discusses Why Black Men Have to Pay Bills and Do Favours to Earn Love: “Love Needs Money”

Mzansi Discusses Why Black Men Have to Pay Bills and Do Favours to Earn Love: “Love Needs Money”

  • A Twitter user stated that black men should be able to find love without having to pay bills or do favours first
  • The tweet opened a discussion about black men in relationships and why they have to do everything in their power to get into and maintain a relationship
  • The post gained likes in the thousands from peeps across the globe who are discussing black men in relationships

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@coach_lauram (Laura) on Twitter shared a post about the struggles of forming a relationship as a black man. Laura stated that black men deserve to be able to find love that doesn't require favours and bills being paid prior to the start of the relationship.

The self-proclaimed black men's advocate's tweet gained a whopping 8 600 likes on the bluebird app as social media users took the time out to debate whether or not this is true.

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Peeps are discussing why black men seemingly need to jump through hoops in order to be successful in love. Image: Stock Photo / Getty Images
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Peeps from all over the world stepped in to discuss why black men seemingly have to prove their worth before entering a relationship. Check the viral post out below:

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Social media users discuss why black men need to prove their worth

@CoolCat89010242 believes:

"Love needs money, let's face it."

@Mampinga_M shared:

"Especially in this day and age. 50/50 less go!"

@jonze_boy responded with:

"A girlfriend that depends solely on a man's money isn't worthy of anything called love because it's a basic responsibility to take care of yourself as an adult. If you're not working and can't properly take care of yourself go and hustle harder."

@chiefstelox shared:

"To be honest I'm exhausted of having to keep putting out money."

@EunicentiaMotu tweeted:

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"Black women deserve a love that doesn’t require them to suffer and be strong first."

@KatsoKed added:

"Black men just deserve love period. We never want too much."

Yoh: Woman advises ladies to tattoo their man’s name on their chest, Mzansi gets chest pains

In other relationship-related news, Briefly News previously reported that social media user @Zickiie_S put forth an interesting proposal to her fellow female followers by suggesting that they tattoo their men's names on their chests.

The woman offered the eyebrow-raising relationship advice in a tweet which read:

“When you get a chance, tattoo your man's name on your chest.”

The tweet gained over 2 600 likes at the time of Briefly News' viewing and grabbed a lot of peeps’ attention with many sharing their views on why they wouldn’t dare attempt this particular declaration of their love.

Source: Briefly News

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