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@tori_ennie @Timmysofine Implementing bounderies and instilling discipline will always feel painful to parents. And parents are humans, so they'll make mistakes. The point is , if a parent is always apologising it undermines their authority and leadership.

@Chai31706310 @Timmysofine Then it’s important to watch and ensure that you do not do things you always have to apologize for. If a parent has to apologize “too much”, shouldn’t that be a testament to the parent’s character instead?

If we apologized to children more, we would have more adults that accept accountability for their actions.

@IM_YARA4 Maybe they were trying to connect with you and get to know you. I suck at making a fire for braai, but when someone asks me to help them with the fire I do it, because it's usually more about the conversations that take place during the process. Connecting over an activity is ok.

My husband said something I’ll never forget. It was my first visit to his parents’ home. His sister asked me to come help in the kitchen. Before I could even stand up, he spoke—calm, steady, without hesitation. “No. She’s a guest here. She can help next time.” I tried to insist. That’s when he leaned in and whispered, “Don’t exhaust yourself trying to be liked. Just be you. That’s enough.” That moment stayed with me.Because in a world that constantly asks women to give more, prove more, become more— he reminded me of something rare: I don’t need to earn my place. I don’t need to perform to be accepted. Being myself has always been enough. And that’s a kind of safety you never forget.

post a picture YOU took. just a pic. no description

@big_yemm Oh no

The only skincare men need

@Jamani_Khanyi Uphuthu and coke

What are you adding here 🤤😋🔥?

@odedanilo Yamampela

@khanofkhans11_ 😅

Screenshotting people’s birthday wish on their WhatsApp status to post on yours to show your contacts they are wishing you. 😭

@Dearme2_ I'm more interested in the 50% that works

In ONE word, why do you think 50% of marriages fail to work?

Remember that pandemic when everyone believed they could be Miss SA😭

@deadtosin610 What's the difference?

@Chai31706310 I didn’t post Charlie would receive him into heaven, but that Charlie would embrace him in heaven. There’s a difference.

If Tyler Robinson were to repent, Charlie Kirk would embrace him in heaven. That’s how radical the gospel is. The unbelieving left can’t comprehend that because the gospel is foolishness to the world, but to everyone who believes, it is the power of God that brings salvation.

@MosiaKaybee @AfroBirdTail @Oriana_RSA Same😆

@AfroBirdTail @Oriana_RSA I need the original clip pls. I need to know what was happening😭😂😂

One thing about Penuel Mlotshwa? 🎤

@EsonasihleM It's good because they are disciplined and respect your rules. But it might take away from their independence and risk-taking. You don't want them to grow up as people pleasers because of hyper respect.

My kids never take anything from the frigde without asking me first. Even if they know they are allowed to have it, it’s theirs. Is that good or bad?

@ReleGlo It's a threat😅

Zulu people, does the word ANGZWANGA mean "I didnt hear you or repeat what you just said"

Gayton McKenzie and Operation Dudula are one and the same thing. They hate themselves. They hate their own skin so much.

@SothoDudu We will all have to answer before God one day for our actions. We will have to account for our own inhumane actions. I hope shouting "they were illegal immigrants" will work for your sould when it counts the most.

What is heartbreaking is that your government of Zimbabwe has failed to provide healthcare for its citizens. What are you doing to hold your government accountable?

@IamThDreamer @SizweDhlomo My brother. I hope you get the help you need from anyone who'll come across the message 🙌🏾

@SizweDhlomo May I please call in to seek sponsorship for my tuition fees debt?

This guy has been dying for YEARS

@Am_Blujay He must continue fighting the good fight and standing on his truth. If he loses, at least he lost with his boots on. There's a price to fighting for the right thing, and it seems he has resolved in his heart to pay it.

What’s your advice to him about his case vs Vodacom ?