“It Rains Everywhere”: Woman Discovers Evidence of Possible Infidelity in Partner’s Car, SA Divided

“It Rains Everywhere”: Woman Discovers Evidence of Possible Infidelity in Partner’s Car, SA Divided

  • A woman uncovered a shocking discovery in her man's car that she shared online after asking God to reveal if he was 'the one'
  • The hun shared her evidence on TikTok, attracting mixed reviews from online users, with some finding humour in the situation
  • Some social media users advised her to leave, saying God was showing her a sign that he was not the one, while others argued that other men are worse and advised her not to leave hers

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TikTok users had mixed views about a woman's situation after she suspected her man was cheating
A woman showed off an instruction page of a packet of intimacy rubbers she found in her man's car. Image: @zenobiamuhle
Source: TikTok

A woman shared a video showing an instruction page of a pack of intimacy rubbers in her man's Mercedes-Benz which got many online users debating the situation.

The lady, TikTok user @zenobiamuhle shared her clip on the video streaming platform, attracting massive views, likes and comments from social media users who shared different views.

Woman finds evidence in her man's car

The short clip begins with the woman opening the Mercedes-Benz door and noticing a piece of paper wedged between the door and the passenger seat. She picks it up and brings it closer to the camera, revealing an instruction page from a pack of Trust intimacy rubbers.

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In her caption, she shares that she had asked the man above to show her a sign of whether her man was the one or not.

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Mzansi comments on the lady's discovery

Social media reactions were a mix of humour and advice. Some couldn't help but joke about the situation, suggesting that maybe his friends left the intimacy rubbers instruction page in the car or the wind blew it inside. Others took a more serious approach, advising the woman to take it as a sign from God and walk away from the relationship.

On the flip side, some defended the man, claiming he was trying to protect her from illnesses and wouldn't make anyone pregnant outside their relationship. A few highlighted the mood by reminding her that not all men are the same, asking her to choose herself.

Locals advised a woman not to leave her man after suspecting he was cheating
Mzansi people shared stories of how they found out their partners were cheating. Image: Stígur Már Karlsson /Heimsmyndir
Source: Getty Images

User @Zama asked:

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"My question is, would he stay if he found this in your car?"

User @Rory Rorisang🇿🇦 advised

"Leave it on top of the car seat, so he knows you saw it. Say nothing. Don’t react. Pretend that everything is ok. Be extra loving. Then watch him squirm. Give us feedback. We shall advise on step 2."

User @MahleNtombela added:

"Found a used pregnancy test and it’s positive 😭. At least it’s not me who’s preg A win is A win💃🏾."

User @kennedymatamela said:

"Don’t leave. It rains everywhere 😏."

User @terencemndawe shared:

"Maybe his friend planted that so u can fight."

User @Nomthandazo Nkuna commented:

"Just exit my sister 💔save yourself."

3 Briefly News articles about relationships

  • A woman, who separated from her husband just two months after marriage, warned others about him, calling him a cheater and an abuser.
  • An American woman went to confront her cheating baby daddy at a hotel, after he lied, claiming he was at work and using their joint account to pay at the hotel.
  • A side chick who had moved in with a married man in another city, refused to leave when he told her his wife was visiting, claiming he told her they had broken up.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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