Relationship Survey Leaves Peeps Ambivalent About Spilling Beans on Pal’s Cheating Partner

Relationship Survey Leaves Peeps Ambivalent About Spilling Beans on Pal’s Cheating Partner

  • In a recent survey, Briefly News asked its online audience if they would spill the beans should they discover their best bud is being cheated on by their partner
  • According to statistics, 62% of South African cheaters are male and 38% female and peeps were left scratching their heads
  • Scores said they would mind their own business but others said they care about their friends too much to stay mum

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A relationship survey has revealed that people would tell their best friends that their partners are cheating. Image: Getty Images
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Peeps were put in a tricky situation when they were asked if they’d tell a good friend that they were being cheated on by their significant other. Many peeps were perplexed at the question, but an overwhelming number said a marker of a true friend is loyalty and honesty.

The post received 60-odd reactions, 106 comments and three shares on Facebook.

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Dineo Leah Ngobeni said:

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“I care so much about my friends, I'm definitely telling them, I've done it before and will still do it, I know they will tell do it too.”

Thokozani Angel Dlomo reacted:

“I don't believe in telling people things that will hurt them deeply.”

Mhome Ndazi added:

“I don't cos it's none of my business.”

Lettie Gilbert wrote:

“A big no, I will mind my own business.”

Singatha Manyisana added:

“Yeah I'm loyal so I think telling them is showing my loyalty.”

Patrick Mukoma reacted:

“Better to stay away from ppl's issues bcs tomorrow when they've resolved their issues i might be blamed.”

Fernando J Sibanda added:

“Without evidence waste of time they will deny everything.”

Granny Ma Lehumo Legodi saud:

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“What if you are telling them what they know they might disappoint you n love each other more.”

What are you doing here? Man catches his girlfriend with another 'lover', video goes viral

In more news about people cheating, Briefly News wrote about a dramatic video showing a man at a bar confronting his girlfriend he saw with another man.

@instablog9ja which shared the video claimed that the event happened at a bar in the Ikotun area of Lagos state.

The man could be heard asking the lady, "What are you doing here?" as a man tried to calm him down.

Source: Briefly News

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Mika Williams Mika Williams holds diplomas in Journalism from Varsity College (2006) and Cape Peninsula University of Technology (2009). She worked as a Fashion Journalism lecturer at FEDISA, a reporter for the Northern News, and a sub-editor for Africa Community Media. She’s also been an Editorial Assistant in Glamour Magazine. In Briefly News, Mika had been covering lifestyle news and viral stories from November 2021 to April 2022.