Woman Asks Mzansi if They’d Leave Their Perfect Partner if All They Did Was Sit at Home, Peeps Were Waving

Woman Asks Mzansi if They’d Leave Their Perfect Partner if All They Did Was Sit at Home, Peeps Were Waving

  • A woman was curious what people thought about having a partner who was not keen on going on dates
  • Twitter user @KgMamabolo posed the question online, pointing out that the person ticked every box aside from the adventure
  • The people of Mzansi were having none of this boring life nonsense and told the woman that it was a no from them

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Dates are important, people don’t work hard to sit on the couch, manje! So, when a woman asked if no dates are a deal breaker even if the person was perfect in every other way, peeps were screaming bye from a distance, LOL!

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Twitter user @KgMamabolo asked for some relationship advice on social media and Mzansi gave her straight answers. Image: Twitter / @KgMamabolo
Source: Twitter

This is the generation of adventures where you snap selfies and share your romance on social media. Sitting at home on the couch just is not going to cut it.

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Twitter user @KgMamabolo took to social media to get the opinions of others regarding the perfect bae who did not feel the need to go out and do things. Looks like our girl is in a situation.

“Would you leave your partner if they have literally the full package, you guys click & everything, but they don’t see the value in doing anything for you? No dates, just vat & sit & vibes.”

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Briefly News got to clear the air on the situation when we got to chatting with the woman asking the question. Turns out, the good sis was just curious, she is not that abe nor is she involved with someone who has her in the situation.

"It was actually just a genuine question," she wished she could provide us with more sauce, but that is all she had.

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The people of Mzansi were out of there faster than sis could say “perfect bae”

While having someone live up to almost all of your expectations is a dream, staying home for the rest of your life is soul destroying. The general consensus was “byeee” as people were not about to deal with a life of boredom.

Take a look at what some had to say:

@justkholii__ said:

“Love makes a person do stuff they wouldn't normally do if they didn't have those feelings — it's a doing word. If the person who is a 'full package' doesn't do stuff to make you feel special then they don't feel strongly about you like you think they do.”

@nhlanhlangwaqa_ said:

“Please leave, he knows what to do with a specific girl who's not you.”

@MissGobhozi said:

“No ways... A relationship with no lunch /Dinner dates, no weekend away??? No thank you!”

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@Cquence87 said:

The perfect bae exists: proud man receives Liverpool jersey from his lover

In related news, Briefly News reported that a local guy sparked jealousy on social media after receiving a beautiful Liverpool football shirt from his bae, saying his lady is perfect. The Twitter account holder is a staunch Reds fan.

Dumo Gqola went online to share the snap of his overseas-based team playing in the English Premier League and one can tell he is delighted to own some kit. The snap also shows a sweet message from the loving woman, who reaffirmed her love for the guy.

South Africans are now reacting to the man, who is based in KwaZulu-Natal. However, some people feel the guy wrote the note and bought the shirt for himself. They argue that a woman cannot have such handwriting.

Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.