Mzansi Woman Rocks Bae’s Huge Shoes, SA Cracks Jokes: "The Incredible Hulk"

• A lady left the online community in laughter over her amusing antics, which she displayed in a video
• The TikTok clip went viral online, and people reacted to the woman's hilarious act as they took to the comments
• Briefly News takes a look at why humour is important in a relationship and how it strengthens the bond between couples
• Briefly News spoke to relationship expert and Founder of Engaged Humans, Paula Quinsee, about the psychological benefits of humour in relationships and how it affects emotional intimacy

A woman in South Africa left online users intrigued after sharing a video of herself confidently rocking her man's oversized shoes.

Woman rocking her man's huge shoes sparks curiosity

The amusing yet endearing moment was shared by the hun herself under the handle @kikiloveyvonne on the video-sharing app, and it quickly gained traction, sparking curiosity and hilarious reactions from social media users.

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In the viral video, the woman can be seen effortlessly strutting around the house in the massive footwear, much to the amusement of online spectators. The clip, which has racked up thousands of views and comments, left people wondering why she chose to wear her partner’s shoes in the first place.

The lady playfully walked around, seemingly unfazed by the size difference. While taking to her TikTok caption, @kikiloveyvonne expressed the following as she hinted at why she wore the shoes.

"When my man told me to put myself in his shoes."

Take a look at the video below:

How humour boosts love and emotional intimacy

While speaking to Briefly News, relationship expert and Founder of Engaged Humans, Paula Quinsee, shared the psychological benefits of humour in relationships and how it affects emotional intimacy.

She expressed that humour can be considered the emotional "glue that holds couples together."

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"There’s a saying that says, 'Couples who play together, stay together.' Humour can help couples too, she said."

The relationship expert stated that humour helps "build resilience," as it can diffuse tension and help couples handle stress more effectively.

"Strengthen their emotional bond, connection and intimacy by sharing inside jokes, creating a sense of “us.” When you can be silly or laugh at yourself around your partner, it can build your emotional vulnerability with each other, which goes a long way to deepen the trust."

She added:

"Improve communication as tough topics become easier to discuss when couples can add in a touch of lightness yet be present and committed to working through issues together. Laughter releases dopamine and oxytocin, our happy hormones, which enhances our bonding and positive associations, creating safe emotional ground."

SA reacts to woman's antics

Mzansi social media users flooded the comments section, expressing their thoughts on the lady's hilarious act, while some cracked jokes, saying:

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Sheriffnodada said:

"Hai hai le chap ningohlukani please we can’t put ourselves in his shoes."

Nthaby9105 said:

"At least you can still walk well. This shoe size I see server injuries."

Nontlantla cracked a joke saying:

"Can somebody look for David? We have a new problem Goilath came back."

Bartmanpauline replied:

"Your man myst explain to us how did they build the Pyramid in Egypt."

Sive_Bulelwa added:

"Those are not shoes; they are surfing boards."

Rachel Lichaba commented:

"I have so many questions."

Sir_Lloyd expressed:

"There will be signs when you dating The Incredible Hulk."

Why is humour important in a relationship?

Humour in a relationship helps to boots communication as, according to Arcadiantherapy, laughter can break down barriers and create a more positive and relaxed environment. Making it easy to discuss difficult or sensitive topics and improves overall communication. Sharing a laugh can make partners feel more comfortable and open with each other.

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It also increases the bonding and makes couples closer. Two people's emotional ties are strengthened, and a sense of closeness is created when they laugh together. Inside jokes and humorous situations can help partners feel close and understood.

Research has shown that couples with higher levels of shared laughter report greater feelings of social support, closeness, and satisfaction.

Wife and hubby prank each other

• Briefly News previously reported that one woman and her hubby left many people cracking up in laughter over their amusing antics in a TikTok video.
• A funny video uploaded by TikTok user @mrsmash18 shows a group of wives who pulled off an amusing prank on their husbands during their couples' retreat, which left SA floored.
• One married woman had time for games. She showed off how she pranked her hubby at 1 am while he was asleep.
• A woman has amused South Africans online with her hilarious antics, which are making rounds on social media.

Source: Briefly News