Mzansi Woman’s Heartwarming Visit to Her Waitress Friend at Work Melts Hearts in SA

• A hun went viral on social media after she showcased how she visited her friend at work
• The clip captured the attention of many, gathering loads of views, thousands of likes and comments
• People reacted to the footage as they flooded the comments section with heartwarming message
• Psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn spoke Briefly News on the importance of sisterhood

One lady gave her viewers a glimpse into her friendship, leaving many online people envious.

Woman visits waitress friend at work

The babe shared a video on TikTok showcasing how she decided to pay her friend a visit at her workplace.

In the clip posted by @arenelairshawrtba, one can see the young lady's friend, who works as a waitress at Nando's, arriving with her bestie's food, which she had ordered. The pair began conversing with each other as they laughed and cracked jokes.

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@arenelairshawrtba's footage was well-received among online users. It went on to become a hit on TikTok, clocking over 44K views and thousands of likes and comments.

Watch the video below:

Why is sisterhood important for females

While speaking to Briefly News Psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn said that the human brain is "wired to want to be connected to people."

"This is an evolutionary aspect of the brain. In the days of living in caves and avoiding dangerous animals, being alone was very scary. You needed to be with people. You needed to be in groups. If the tribe kicked you out, you would be in trouble. And so we feel very good when we are connected to people, especially like-minded people," she shared.

The Psychologist and relationship expert expressed that women and men need to have friends around them – a sisterhood as it "makes them feel connected, understood, supported and safe."

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"Sisterhood is also important because the world we live in is tough. We all face challenges in life that we have never experienced before. Having other people around who can understand us and help us find solutions ensures we can make it successfully through challenges. Although women may have a male partner in life, women can relate to other women and their challenges and experiences better than a man often can."

SA is smitten by the women's friendships

Mzansi netizens were in awe of the lady and her friend. Many rushed to the comments section to gush over their friendship, while others wished for it.

Harold said:

"This is so cute."

Nomalangakhumalo92 shared:

"Your friend is like mine akuthengel something ajike athi uyakondla."

Similwesihl wrote:

"What a humble soul."

Ntshuni commented:

"Let me send this to my friend as a hint."

Zinhle Sibongokuhle Mtsweni gushed over the duo, saying:

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"She’s so real for the comments that’s a true friend."

Mzansi lady runs out of groceries, friends rescue her with cash

Briefly News previously reported that a lady on TikTok, Khulie, immediately ran to her friends for help after running out of groceries.

The woman texted her close friends to explain her problem. Her girlfriends did not interrogate her with questions and sent her money to help her sort herself out. Social media users loved the wholesome gesture and wished they had such kind friends.

Source: Briefly News