Looting, Love, Lies and Lobola: South Africans Share Their Deepest Secrets in Confession Challenge
- South African online users have caused a stir on social media after participating in the new #ConfessionChallenge
- The trending challenge has sparked users to air some of their deepest secrets and stories online and unlike a soap opera, the drama is real
- The responses from peeps on Twitter have been both juicy and funny as they share previously unknown details about themselves
PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Briefly News on your News Feed!
A new social media challenge has exposed online users in a new light as they share some of the deepest secrets using the hashtag #ConfessionChallege.
Source: Getty Images
The challenge has seen users disclose some interesting (and even a little concerning) details about themselves on Twitter.
In true Mzansi New Age culture, a lot of people have found the concept quite funny and have been kept entertained by stories and confessions that are both secretly relatable and hilariously far-fetched.
One person said he low-key swears at people who ignore him when he greets them while another sought advice from his followers after confessing that he is still in love with his ex after four years since breaking up.
Enjoy reading our stories? Download the BRIEFLY NEWS app on Google Play now and stay up-to-date with major South African news!
Mzansi reveals the skeletons in their closet
Check out more interesting confessions from peeps on Twitter using #ConfessionChallenge:
@thirsty_sphe wrote:
“I'm 24 and I've been a stepfather to 3 beautiful girls for 4 years now, she's now finally pregnant with my first-born. I love them so much.”
@matthewmaseko reacted:
“Me and my partner paid 50/50 for our lobola, wedding and honeymoon as I was broke then. Our parents don't know that. This is 5 years ago and still together very strong. Having two kids now.”
@Bhut_Lullo said:
“I once got robbed, weak weak weak. They had no gun, no threat. I think they used muti.”
@ZintleDiko reacted:
“I'm short tempered. I get pissed off easily. I get annoyed easily. I love being loved.”
@AlettaPutso said:
“I wake up ka 4am every day to be on my phone look at my emails and applying for jobs only in the name of I don’t want to get used to sleeping too much but deep down is depressing.”
@BuhlebemveloCo1 wrote:
“I'm still in love with my ex after 4 years. But now she is married and she keep saying I still love you. I’ll never forget the times we shared together. We are now friends but we still love each other. Angazi ngenzeni.”
@Kgahli93 replied:
“I loved my grandmother than my mother and still miss my granny every day.”
@_ProlificEmpire responded:
“Dropped out of varsity, worked as a waiter then lost my job because of the pandemic and now am running my mobile carwash service.”
@SimthahM wrote:
“Ever since I had a baby, I’ve never bought myself anything and that’s almost 9 months ago, even my hair is a mess, ngathola imali nje I spend it on her.”
@Olo_Thandoh responded:
“I talk alone even laugh at some point… when I get caught I pretend like I’m singing.”
"I have 13 children with 5 different women" - man reveals his player game
In more confessions, Briefly News previously reported that a German-based Ghanaian man, Chief Adom, has opened up about his private and marriage life as he revealed that he has 13 children with five different women.
Chief Adom, who works as a court interpreter in the European country, revealed that he's married to two women.
In an interview with blogger Zionfelix, he disclosed that all his children are outside Ghana and his first child, 25, lives in the US. When asked how he ended up having 13 children with multiple women, Chief Adom attributed it to the realities of life and young age.
Source: Briefly News
