Man Posts Open Letter to Successful Women, Says It’s Their Attitude That Turns Men Off, Starts Online Debate

Man Posts Open Letter to Successful Women, Says It’s Their Attitude That Turns Men Off, Starts Online Debate

  • A man shared his insight into the ways of successful women online by saying that they are single because of their attitude
  • He said that men are not intimidated by their money and many peeps retaliated with advice for him to date broke girls instead
  • While peeps didn't take too kindly to the statement, some agreed with him and shared their experiences

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Collen Sambo posted an open letter on Twitter to successful women stating that they're single because of their attitude. Sambo assures women that:

"...Your success doesn’t intimidate us."

His statement earned him a flurry of comments from peeps with mixed opinions.

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Collen told successful women that their attitude turns men off. Image: @collen_sambo2/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Twitter was set alight by Collen's statement. Peeps agreed with his statement while some shared their views on why women get an attitude. Others turned the statement on its head and shared the behaviour they encountered from successful men.

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@ATswanaGoddess advised:

"Ya'll wanna cheat and keep it wild but you can't handle being held accountable in a relationship, so you'd rather call it an attitude problem. Date broke huns ke and move right along."

@jeff_Ntshwane mused:

@Solly365 said:

"It's a pity their arguments always attach emotions. If they could listen to us men for once and try to use our advises, maybe we could go somewhere. We know that we are not perfect either. Let us try to listen to each other and try to build our society. We all need to adapt."

@ZandiTwala shared the alternative:

@Thandi06629628 agreed:

"I understand your point. For some weird reason some women when they get successful they feel the need to rub it on everyone's face, including other women. It's annoying really."

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Briefly News reported in related news that social media caused a lot of relationship drama and the women of Mzansi laid down the law. They didn't need a daily hype post but best believe their presence was known.

@_MishyMishie made it known online that she didn't need her man to parade her on social media, but better let other women know she was his.

"I'm not a girlfriend you have to post on social media, that's your choice, it's really means nothing to me but I do need you to let other girls know I exist and they need to stay in their lane.”

Ladies, and men, took to the comment section to share their thoughts where women made it clear that if your partner hides you, they are cheating! Some men felt that if a man is going to cheat, he is going to cheat. No profile picture or relationship status was going to stop him.

Source: Briefly News

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Nina Dhlamini Nina Dhlamini is an experienced writer; she cooperated with Briefly News as a Human Interest writer in 2022. Nina holds a BCom advanced diploma in Business management, and was studying in Midrand Graduate Institute (2005-2008). Before Briefly News, she’s been working for YATI MARKETING (2018), UNITED HOLDINGS (2020), SHUTER&SHOOTER and CHERRY DIGITAL PR AGENCY(2021).