Woman Shows Vaat en Sit Chores in a Vlog, Mzansi Not Impressed

• A TikTok video captured the realities of cohabitation, showing viewers the effort behind daily household chores
• Viewers related to the realities of shared household responsibilities, commenting on both the humour and effort involved
• The clip sparked discussions about domestic duties, relationship dynamics, and life in cohabitation arrangements

South Africans connected with the Vaat en Sit video, seeing it as a realistic portrayal of the effort, patience, and multitasking required in cohabitating households.

Life behind the camera isn’t always glamorous, and one TikTok video showed exactly why. Viewers got a real glimpse into the daily grind of running a home, where every chore matters and no task is too small. A social media post demonstrated how real-life chores can be both entertaining and informative for viewers.

Daily chores can be tiring, and TikTok user @nadiaduvane captured that reality in a video posted on 3 September 2025. The clip, titled 'Vaat en Sit Chronicles,' showed her busy day managing everything from washing blankets and cleaning to cooking and other household responsibilities. It provided a glimpse into cohabitating life and the effort that goes into running a shared home.

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The video highlighted how cohabitating couples manage the day-to-day tasks that keep a household running. From scrubbing surfaces to preparing meals, the clip offered a humorous yet realistic look at domestic responsibilities. Many viewers commented on how familiar the chores felt to their own lives. She wrote:

"Vaat en Sit Chronicles, to those that said I’m living their dream, think again. 🥲"

Real challenges behind cohabitation life

The TikTok addressed misconceptions about cohabitation, especially for those who think it’s always glamorous. The creator reminded viewers that behind the social media highlights, there is real work and dedication required. This candid look encouraged open discussions about shared responsibilities and relationship dynamics.

Beyond entertainment, the video offered practical insights into teamwork and household management. It sparked conversations about balance in relationships and highlighted the effort often unseen by outsiders. Many South Africans were inspired to take note of the everyday work that keeps a home functioning smoothly.

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Mzansi reacted to the video

Kabetswe Mofokeng commented:

"I won't qualify, I'm too lazy, shame. 😂😂"

Sinethecreative wrote:

"Unestamina sisi, ngabe sengi admittiwe... Such a nice vlog. 🥰🥰"

Simonee asked:

"We're taking notes, angithi ladies? 😍"

Chef Makoti commented:

"This video has called me lazy in seven different ways. 😫"

Senz asked:

"Same day? 😭😭😭"

Mamncane jadey commented:

"After all, you still cook?! 😭🤚🏻 Yho aowa."

Kamogelo_Lucretia commented:

"Two rugs! 😭 Bathong wena o hard worker, can you do this for my man as well? 😭❤️"

Check out the TikTok video below:

3 Briefly News stories about cohabitating

• A local woman started a heated debate online after seeing some families in Joburg allowing their sons to live with their girlfriends at home.
• A woman's lighthearted rant on the challenges of cohabitating with her untidy partner shook TikTok, going viral on social media.
• A young South African woman took to social media to share a video of her moving in with her boyfriend, while Mzansi shared cohabitating.

Source: Briefly News