“Just Apologise”: Man Gets Silent Treatment Even Though He's Upset, SA Reacts

“Just Apologise”: Man Gets Silent Treatment Even Though He's Upset, SA Reacts

  • A man was put in the dogbox and got the silent treatment even though he felt his girlfriend was in the wrong
  • In his TikTok post's caption, he confessed that he started to feel bad for being upset with her
  • Social media users in the comment section urged the young man to apologise to make things right
Man gets the silent treatment even though he was upset.
A guy received the silent treatment from his girlfriend even though he believed she was the one to blame. Images: @siphuxolonyembe8 / TikTok, @s.nyeeee / Instagram
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A young gentleman who had reason to be upset with his girlfriend received the silent treatment, although he claimed he was not in the wrong.

Siphuxolo Nyembe took to one of his TikTok accounts (@siphuxolonyembe8) to post a video of himself driving in a car with his girlfriend beside him in silence. The braided beauty rested her elbow on the car's armrest, her head in her hand and her eyes closed.

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Looking rather fed up, Siphuxolo wrote in the video:

"POV: I'm getting the silent treatment even though I'm the one who's mad."

He further explained in his caption:

"She’s been like this for the past two hours. Now I kind-of feel bad for being mad at her."

Watch the video below:

Internet users respond to boyfriend receiving the silent treatment

Siphuxolo's video received over half a million views and hundreds of comments from people advising him on what to do.

@mfundo5820 asked the man why he was upset with his girlfriend, and he explained:

"She doesn’t respect my time, but she makes a big deal when it comes to hers."

@sinazomvukuzo laughed and said:

"My brother, just apologise."

@portiamabunda_ also wanted Siphuxolo to extend the olive branch:

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"I hope you did the right thing and apologised so that our queen can say, 'Me too.' "

@charliemohlala told the online community:

"My stubbornness wouldn't even allow me to be in the car."

@user1417401595095 joked with the gent:

"She's taking your shine."

Teacher gives students the silent treatment to learn manners

In a related article, Briefly News reported about a teacher who decided to give her misbehaving Grade 4 learners the silent treatment for two days.

@ms.fifi_to_you took to her TikTok account to show how her pupils reacted to the punishment. In the clip, the teacher wrote a message on the board before the class came in, instructing them to do their morning prayer themselves without her leading it as usual.

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Jade Rhode (Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News, telling the tales of the community. After her studies, Jade worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, please email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za