Mzansi Man’s Heartwarming Gesture Goes Viral as He Sneakily Slips Cash into Bae’s Wallet

• One gentleman left South Africans in their feelings over his heartwarming initiative that touched many
• The TikTok video sparked a buzz on the internet and it went viral online gathering loads of views
• People reacted to the clip as they flooded the comments expressing their thoughts
• Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn on how small gestures of love can contribute to a healthier and more fulfilling relationship

A man has warmed the hearts of many people across the country over his grand gesture to his bae.

Man sneakily sneaks cash into bae's wallet

The gent was captured in a video which was posted by social media user @bongani_mbonga where he sneaked cash into his partner's wallet.

The clip, shared on TikTok, quickly went viral as Mzansi netizens applauded his thoughtful and romantic gesture.

@bongani_mbonga's video shows the man discreetly tucking money into his bae's wallet after removing the little cash she had in her purse while she wasn’t looking. He placed into the woman's wallet a stack of cash. His subtle yet meaningful act of love had many people swooning and praising him for taking care of his partner in such a sweet way.

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Take a look at the video below:

How small gestures of love enhance a fulfilling relationship

While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn shared that small gestures add up whether they be kind or cruel actions.

Penny went on to explain that small gestures of love make a very big difference to a relationship.

"Unexpected kind gestures and gestures which are thoughtful because they give someone what they want and need to have a huge impact. To survive, relationships need love – and this needs to be shown. You cannot just expect someone will know they are loved and valued. For the relationship to thrive effort needs to be put into the relationship."

Small acts of affection can have a profoundly positive impact on the relationship. They also compensate for instances in which we might inadvertently cause harm to another person.

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The psychologist and relationship expert added:

"In reality, we are all human and without meaning we do things that hurt others. You need acts of kindness and care to balance out the times you do or say hurtful things. And you need more acts of kindness and love than you do hurtful acts to make the relationship succeed."

SA in awe of the man's gesture

People in Mzansi loved the man's initiative, and many flocked to the comments section to rave over his act of love while some shared their opinions.

Whampelz said:

"May God bless me with a man like this."

Shela Motloutsi wrote:

"May this kind of relationship locate me."

Gladys Ndlovu commented:

"Wow, she is very lucky to have you."

Rebaone Ntsimane expressed:

"He's still gonna cheat and say you don't give her time you are always at work."

Tnhndzl Dube replied:

"I also want to be located by this kind of love."

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Source: Briefly News