Man Speaks Up About Being Tired of Waking Up Unmarried, Mzansi’s Lonely Hearts Relate Heavily: “Same as Me”

Man Speaks Up About Being Tired of Waking Up Unmarried, Mzansi’s Lonely Hearts Relate Heavily: “Same as Me”

  • A man took to the socials and spoke about being tired of waking up unmarried, which Mzansi's lonely peeps heavily related too
  • Mjolo can be daunting for many South Africans who wish to fall in love because of all the unpredictable things that could happen
  • Fellow lonely-hearted Mzansi peeps came to air out their frustrations with romance and shared a joke or two

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A man took to the socials and spoke about how frustrating it was to wake up unmarried, inspiring a chorus of Mzansi peeps to do the same.

A man spoke up about how tired he was of waking up unmarried.
A man spoke up about how tired he was of waking up unmarried, and SA peeps felt that deeply. Images: @Nkosi_Shebi/ Twitter
Source: Twitter

@Nkosi_Shebi shared the complaint in a Twitter post that had lonely South Africans gathering together to share their thoughts about marriage.

Romance and mjolo, in general, can be a minefield for many SA peeps who wish to have a loving relationship. The unpredictable nature of love and people's intentions makes it an extremely tough task to take on successfully.

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The conversations the poor gent inspired discussed the benefits of being in a marriage and what lonely South African hearts were missing out on in general. Others talked about how they escaped his situation. See the interesting responses below:

@MRMORE8 said:

"Yeey bruh. Coming back from work knowing there's no wife or a kid to "Daddy" me is starting to frustrate the Hell out of me."

@Maphangawf mentioned:

"I knw dat feeling and 1 day iv woke up telling myself gore enough its enough ko nyala...took my savings n my side cash kantsha magadi den wen out to hustle hard plus salary nou ke xap waking up nxt to my soulmate."

@gfmprotonic shared:

@jaytcoza commented:

"Nami mfwethu "

@Mickeysa6 posted:

"Same as me."

@AudeneScott shared:

@autumnfolliage mentioned:

"Enjoy... Because when you're married... You may wish to be unmarried..."

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@Zenzele_Enhle said:

"This year is indeed my last "

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Siphesihle Luthango Siphesihle Luthango is an up-and-coming journalist and an experienced English teacher. He holds a Bachelors of Social Science majoring in Journalism and International Studies (Cum laude) from IIE MSA. He has a passion for telling human interest stories and joined the Briefly News team in August 2022. He enjoys watching documentaries and reading current affairs and philosophical books.

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