"I Still Cry": Pretoria Woman Gives Police Officer a Chance and It Ends in Tears, SA reacts

"I Still Cry": Pretoria Woman Gives Police Officer a Chance and It Ends in Tears, SA reacts

  • One hun in South Africa opened up about her relationship, which left many left many people in their feelings
  • The stunner shared how she gave her police officer a chance but did not expect such an ending
  • The video captured the attention of many as netizens flooded the comments section, expressing their thoughts
  • Briefly News spoke to relationship Kelley Nele, who shared tips on managing emotional stress and protecting mental health after a challenging relationship experience

A woman in Pretoria got candid about her relationship, which caused a massive buzz on social media.

A woman shared how she gave a police officer a chance, and it ended in tears.
A woman got candid about her relationship with a police Officer, which left her in tears. Image: @mashishilethabo
Source: TikTok

Woman gives police officer a chance, ends in tears

The lady shared a video under the TikTok handle @mashishilethabo where she expressed that she decided to give love a chance and took a risk by dating a South African police officer.

In the clip, she can be seen smiling as her relationship is going just fine. The hun hoped for her happy ending until it took a turn for the worse, leaving her in tears. @mashishilethabo showed herself crying her heart out over the painful heartbreak. She did not disclose what led to the breakup.

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The footage left social media users with mixed emotions, but it became a hit on TikTok, generating thousands of views, likes and comments within a few hours of publication.

Watch the video below:

Managing emotional stress after a tough relationship

While speaking to Briefly News, relationship expert Kelley Nele shared tips on how to manage emotional stress and protect mental health after a challenging relationship experience, explaining that this can be done through:

"Leaning on the support of loved ones and therapists can be a great way to manage emotional distress."

Kelley shared the following ways to get over a heartbreak:

"The best way to get over a breakup is to feel your feelings instead of running away from them, lean on loved ones for support, take a hiatus from dating, and practice self-care, as it can be very easy to neglect yourself during this time."

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SA feels for the young hun

The woman's story touched the online community, which flocked to the comments section to express their thoughts.

Zeemajozi1 wrote:

"My situation lapho he even comes back with a smile as if nothing happened."

Princii said:

"My mom doesn't just give out dating advice mara she said if a police officer says hi, run away."

Thato shared:

"I am a cop myself, and I gave another cop a chance……yoh, it was a bad move. I still cry when alone."

Nomzamo Manana expressed:

"Dating a police officer iyo is not for the weak people."

SAPS commented:

"You can come to the station to report him."

Woman ends up in hospital after discovering bae is dad

Briefly News previously reported that one woman had many mouths open after she revealed a bombshell about her relationship.

One young lady who goes by the TikTok handle @kgomotso_selahle got candid with her viewers about her dating life and boy; it had tongues wagging online. The stunner ended up in hospital after finding that the man she was dating who had a Polo was allegedly her biological father.

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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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Kelley Nele (Relationship and Sex Educator) Kelley Nele is a Relationship and Sex Educator and writer. She has been coaching individuals for 5 years and edifying people on foundational and advanced topics within the realm of dating, relationships, sex and sexuality via her writing for 2 years. She has successfully written engaging and insightful content for the following publications: Reader’s Digest UK, LGBTQ+ Nation, TransLash and Metro UK.