SA Woman Shares Heartbreaking Family Dispute, Son Takes Back Everything He Gave to His Mom

SA Woman Shares Heartbreaking Family Dispute, Son Takes Back Everything He Gave to His Mom

  • A woman shared a heartbreaking story that left many South Africans shaken on social media
  • The hun revealed how her brother acted toward their mother, which led her to step up for her
  • Briefly News takes a look at healthy ways in which family could resolve their issues and more

One young lady in Mzansi opened up about her heated family dispute, which took social media by storm after a son reportedly took back everything he had ever given his mother, leaving many South Africans divided over the matter.

A young lady shared her heartbreaking family dispute, which went viral online.
A woman expressed how her brother took everything he had given to his mom. Image: @phashaandanie
Source: TikTok

Son takes back everything he gave to his mom

The young lady who goes by the TikTok handle @phashaandanie revealed that her brother one day decided to take everything which he had brought for her mother, leaving the mom with nothing.

In the now-viral video, the woman can be seen purchasing furniture, appliances, and even groceries for her mother’s home. @phashaandanie did not disclose what led to the fallout between her brother and mom.

The incident led to @phashaandanie having to step up for her mother, and in the TikTok clip, she showcased how she took her shopping to buy new things for the house. She added how she had to take her savings to do so.

"I bought a new Toyota, and we are moving to our house that I built for her," said @phashaandanie."

The footage went on to become a viral hit on the internet, gathering many views along with thousands of likes and shares.

Watch the clip below:

Healthy ways for families to resolve their issues

In many African households, gifts to parents are seen as acts of gratitude and not loans to be revoked.

According to TalktoAngel (2024), establishing a secure space for open discussion where each family member feels valued and heard is essential to effective conflict resolution. It is essential for people to actively listen, which involves focusing entirely and uninterruptedly on comprehending the speaker's point of view, Verywell Mind, 2024 website suggests.

Tensions can be defused by using "I" statements to constructively convey wants and feelings while concentrating on the problem rather than placing blame on specific people (TalktoAngel, 2024).

Establishing a secure space for candid dialogue where each family member feels valued and heard is essential to effective conflict resolution (TalktoAngel, 2024). It is essential for people to actively listen, which involves focusing entirely and uninterruptedly on comprehending the speaker's point of view (Verywell Mind, 2024). Tensions can be de-escalated by using "I" statements to constructively convey wants and sentiments while concentrating on the problem rather than placing blame on specific people (TalktoAngel, 2024).

Collaborative problem-solving involves family members working together to find mutually acceptable solutions, often involving compromise and acknowledging strengths. Breaks during heated moments can prevent escalation.

Addressing underlying conflict causes, conducting regular family meetings, and seeking guidance from a family therapist are crucial for long-term resolution and effective communication.

A woman expressed how her brother took everything he had given to his mom.
A young lady shared her heartbreaking family dispute, which went viral online. Image: @phashaandanie
Source: TikTok

More heartbreaking family stories

  • Briefly News reported that one young man got candid about the emotional strain his family caused him by their lack of support as he narrated his story in a video.
  • One mother was left heartbroken by her son as she took to TikTok to share her story, which touched the online community.
  • A young woman tugged at South Africa's heartstrings after sharing a video about not having a family home to return to if she ever fell on hard times.

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana 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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