“Girl, You’re Living My Dream”: SA Women Proud of How Lady on TikTok Dealt with Fumbling an Engineer
- A young South African woman pleased many ladies on TikTok when she responded to comments about fumbling an engineer
- She stood her ground and made it known that she does not date for money, and her post trended online
- Social media users applauded her position and how she was able to deal with things that most people would have settled for
A young South African woman, Mandisa Gumede, went viral on TikTok after sharing how she dealt with fumbling an engineer.
Source: TikTok
The lady was calm about it, which was odd for many people who would have panicked. Engineers and doctors are some of the highly paid professionals in the country.
Gumede took note of this and ensured that nobody would trap her in a relationship solely because they had more money. The way she dealt with fumbling a high-paying professional was applauded online.
Woman applauded by SA for how she handled fumbling an engineer
A young South African woman made many Mzansi ladies happy when she shared how cool she was about fumbling an engineer. The woman revealed that she did not have to chase high-paying men because she was an engineer herself.
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When she revealed the information, many people online applauded her determination to live a better life by studying one of the most challenging courses. A lot of women came forward and confessed that Gumede was their inspiration.
Her now-viral post received a lot of attention after she posted it on Friday. It reached 159K people who reshared it 223 times.
Gumede lives a luxurious lifestyle and shows off her wealth in the clothes she wears and the places she visits. She loves travelling, shopping, and dining at fine restaurants.
See the TikTok post below:
SA wowed by female engineer in viral TikTok post
Social media users applauded a female civil engineer who gave herself a soft life:
Source: TikTok
@KAGIS🎱 commented:
“What’s the deal with engineering people? A person’s career doesn’t make them better or happier than others (I’m an engineer myself).”
@MpilohKhumalo was stoked:
“You’re working for ZUTARI? Girl, you’re living my dream.”
@Victoria was happy for the young woman:
“I love what education and money are doing for my girlies.”
@a.shley_matt made a suggestion:
“A lady must be in consulting and the man in construction.”
@m.mase_was inspired:
“Now this is a great clap back.”
@Juice Boy pointed out:
“Most of them are forced to like but can’t relate.”
@simnimaviks was happy for Gumede:
“What comes after 7? Exactly!”
@GOD wrote:
“I love women who are engineers because they are men.”
@peachy said:
“Had to make sure even if I fumble, I’m one already.”
@Nqobile Mthethwa wrote:
“The only reason I haven’t dropped out. And that cheque!”
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