Mzansi Matriculant Gives SA Chest Pains As Life Shows Him Flames 2 Months After Finishing Matric

Mzansi Matriculant Gives SA Chest Pains As Life Shows Him Flames 2 Months After Finishing Matric

  • South African students who were in their final year of school in 2022 are out in the real world after their results
  • One young man on Twitter opened up about his experience after finishing school less than three months ago
  • Twitter users empathised with the young man complaining about life so far by giving him the truth

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A matriculant was not feeling optimistic about life. The gent told people that everything has been downhill after high school.

Young man complains about life after matric
One young man complained that life is hard after finishing school and many could relate. Image: AyndaMthimkhulu/Getty Images/Roger Sedres
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The young guy shared a post that caused a buzz as many people could relate. Netizens did not have much to say that was comforting to hear.

Matriculant complains about the real world on Twitter

One tweep, @AyndaMthimkhulu, fresh from matric, complained that things have worsened since wrapping up his high school journey. He wrote: in a tweet:

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"Life after matric is so stressful."

South Africans react to young man’s despair after matric

A pupil's matric results determine their eligibility for university education and other higher learning opportunities. Many online users commented in agreement that reality sets after matric. Young people in their early 20s who have been out of school told the young man that life only gets worse.

@koenaakt commented:

"After matric, the stress goes up another level as each year passes."

@gorgeous_face03 commented:

"I should have stayed in matric."

@_Thato_P commented:

"The fact that it doesn't get better hurts even more, it's about to go down."

@stabanesacpt commented:

"Listen I’m two years into my 20s and life is showing me dust."

@Ndimuhole commented:

"From 23 you shall see how everything goes against you."

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@MrStemela commented:

"It's only downhill from here my guy, unfortunately."

@Nella_AF commented:

"Brace yourself. It only gets worse."

Durban teen accepted to Harvard like older brother 2 years ago, SA applauds him

Briefly News previously reported that one young man made his parents proud by having an impressive high school career. The young man did so well that he would be heading to Harvard.

Online users were amazed by the outstanding young man. Many people could not stop raving about how dedicated the model student was.

A DSH fresh matriculant, Nureldin Mohamed, will be headed to Harvard after getting accepted with his predicted A-level results and being at the top of his class. The young man is so brilliant that he gained entry two weeks before the closing date for applications.

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Rutendo Masasi (Weekend Entertainment and Human Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 3 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za