Toomy

@prettyboypool @EMuthubi Hoes are the female equivalents of nyaope boys, ha bana molemo lefatsheng.

@ToomyTsehle @EMuthubi 🤷🏾‍♂️if a man did that to a girl it would've made the news.

Maybe I’m too strict, but this is so wrong 🤚🏾

My gender really gets away with a lot, especially when it comes to sexualizing. Women often get protected even when we know they’re wrong but we’re not ready for that conversation🚮

Their evilness has to be innate because there's no way these people are normal

Americans after finding that a group of fish is called 'school'

@prettyboypool @RatuMofokeng Now when I see her I'll give her that look

@ToomyTsehle @RatuMofokeng 😭😭😭😭

When the stocko finally arrives 😭😭🔥

@Diamy_TV @prettyboypool 🤢🤢🤢

the sun gives life to EVERYTHING on it but white people? like it hurts them? almost like they are not original to earth?????

A woman who has been hurt and now harbors resentment toward men and is attempting to influence other women to adopt the same bitterness she feels.

The way this single handedly demonstrates the history of white jealousy, domination and destruction. Observe someone with a gift, decide they want to take it, interfere without consent, and when ignored or not given what they want decide to attempt to steal it from you.

how it feels to be self-aware and still repeat self-destructive patterns

Men are not "intimidated" by your degree, your corporate job, your tax bracket, or your fierce independence. They genuinely do not care about your resume. What modern women call "intimidation" is actually just a man walking away because your combative energy, constant need to argue, and refusal to yield is completely exhausting. You aren't intimidating; you are just insufferable to come home to.

A certain set of people would rather see them on a wall

Walking alone through a foreign city at night and realizing how far you’ve come has to be a top 3 peak moment of all time

sad truth is as long as you’re not marrying a virgin, you’ll definitely be the guy with the flower

I’m sorry, but South African podcasts are really failing young girls right now. Day after day, the content directed at women revolves around men, money, luxury lifestyles, soft life, designer bags, monthly allowances, and endless lists of what a man must buy or send. I’m not here to judge grown women doing what works for them, but when this becomes the dominant female narrative online, it starts shaping how young girls define success: being expensive, being maintained and being funded. Very few voices balance this out with meaningful conversations about careers, education, mental health, independence, financial literacy, healing, real relationships, or building a solid identity and future. Not every women-focused platform has to centre on “how much must he pay for access?” In a country facing high unemployment, widespread trauma, depression, abuse, identity struggles, and failing systems, the most audible content for girls is about Gucci bags and male provision. This content is shallow, endlessly repetitive, and socially irresponsible. We need platforms that amplify women who are actually creating value, professors, founders, researchers, doctors, analysts, engineers, and writers because the endless focus on “getting money from men” is rarely liberating; more often, it’s predatory dynamics wearing a glamorous filter.

Apartheid government provided 24 hours electricity to only 5 million white people in a country of 60 million people. The current government provides electricity to all 60 million people. The current government is doing a better job compared to the apartheid government. Tsek

Lol they weren't in danger of extinction until white people arrived

one thing about white people, they are going to bother something or someone who is minding their business.