“Lil Messi”: Woman Leaks Hilarious WhatsApp Messages From Her Stressed-Out Bae

“Lil Messi”: Woman Leaks Hilarious WhatsApp Messages From Her Stressed-Out Bae

  • A young lady decided to be a little messy by leaking her WhatsApp messages with her stressed-out man
  • The TikTok video captured the attention of online users, generating many views along with thousands of likes and comments
  • Netizens were amused by the hun's bae's text message as they flooded the comments section with laughter
  • Briefly News spoke to a lay counsellor and emotional support expert, Astrid Daries, who shared why a partner should not be overly protective

One lady had Mzansi netizens cracking up in laughter after she shared her WhatsApp messages with her bae.

A woman took to TikTok to showcase WhatsApp messages from her stressed-out bae.
A lady showed off her WhatsApp messages from her stressed-out bae in a TikTok video. Image: @phiwe.xaba04
Source: TikTok

Woman leaks WhatsApp messages of her stressing bae for staying out late to play soccer

TikTok user @phiwe.xaba04 unveiled her WhatsApp messages of her stressing bae in a video. In the text message, the stunner's partner was not thrilled with her behaviour for staying out late to play soccer.

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@phiwe.xaba04's man said:

"You went to play soccer from 1 pm till this time 00:20 midnight uyadlala moss you should trial for Manchester City."

The gent's response left many people in stitches, and the clip became a hit on TikTok, gathering many views, thousands of likes and comments.

While taking to her TikTok caption, the young hun simply said:

"Lil Messi."

Watch the video.

Why a partner should not be overly protective

While speaking to Briefly News lay counsellor and emotional support expert, Astrid Daries said

"Every individual needs a sense of independence and autonomy to grow and develop their own identity. Over-protectiveness can stifle personal growth and hinder the development of essential life skills. It can make the protected partner feel controlled and dependent, which can lead to resentment and dissatisfaction in the relationship."

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She expressed that a balanced approach should be used where both partners support and respect each other's independence and individuality.

"It is essential for a healthy, fulfilling relationship to have trust, communication, and mutual respect are key components that should be nurtured rather than compromised by over-protectiveness," she added.

Social media users react to the lady's clip

The lady's WhatsApp text amused the online community with her man. Some flocked to the comments section to crack jokes, while others expressed their thoughts.

Nonhlanhla._.r said:

"You are winning. That Man City comment is spot-on."

Keoo cracked a joke, saying:

"Wena for president, girl."

Tsholo Itumeleng wrote:

"And they always come back like nothing happened. Also, you trust Temu vele vele 'cause nana I'm still scared?"

Cynthia Chantel Mong commented:

"I swear we might be dating the same."

Lady shares hilarious conversations with her strict dad, fed up with her late nights out

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Briefly News previously reported that a woman unveiled her various conversations with her dad, and the video went viral online, leaving many in stitches.

One strict father was not having it with his daughter's shenanigans and was highly fed up with it. The young lady, who goes by the TikTok handle @oratile_mor, shared a screengrab of her various conversations with her dad on the video platform.

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Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Johana Mukandila (Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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