Man Claims Bae Demanded Over R700 Because She Braided Her Own Hair: “Daylight Robbery”

• @therealxolo on Twitter shared a post about his girlfriend braiding her own hair and asking him to pay her for it
• The young man is a content creator so it is not quite clear if the post was a joke or if he was being serious
• Either way, peeps rushed to his comments section to discuss why his bae wanted a specific amount of R759

Student and content creator @therealxolo shared a post online that left many scratching their heads. The young social media user claimed that his girlfriend told him that he owes her R759 for braiding her own hair.

While this may seem like a foreign concept to many, a few people who commented on the post revealed that their partners do the same. Others were completely dumbfounded by the absurd request and advised @therealxolo to rather live that single life.

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The interweb was filled with comments as peeps liked @therealxolo's post over 2 200 times.

This guy has had a similar experience to the original poster

Some social media users are advising the young man to round the number up

@PeninnahJafta said:

"I hope you won't send it as it is, that's cheap and not a good impression. How about R1 500 instead just so she can also buy hair spray..."

@andiswx_ responded with:

"Round it up to R1 000, that’s a Queen right there."

@Crystalwinx1 shared:

"Round it up to R1 000."

Other netizens think the young man should leave her

@Salawexe_Jnr wrote:

"Dump that nonsense, you deserve better."

@_Gwazela tweeted:

"Stop calling her your girlfriend."

@_trbwlsvm added:

"Daylight robbery."

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In other relationship news, Briefly News previously reported that @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 and why this issue plagues black men.

Peeps from all over the world stepped in to discuss why black men seemingly have to prove their worth before entering a relationship and some of the replies will really get you thinking.

Source: Briefly News