💜 Seipati💜

@nubian6 It's been almost 3 years for me,my body is grateful that I stopped.

It’s the DVT that comes with it for me.if you can,please stay away from contraceptive

The problem is not whether men like it or not, the real issue is how quick people are to reduce a woman’s body to public opinion. That body some of you are debating on, might be the result of childbirth, stress, hormones, or simply life happening. Attraction is personal, yes, but respect should be universal, because one day, life will humble your preferences and you will understand that bodies change, but character is what stays. Something to think about.

@Hope_Nemushiru I think it's her falling pregnant.

What exactly did Dabs do that resulted in their father handing down everything to Zwelinzima instead of her as the firstborn? B/c everyday it said it's b/c of something she did. Can it be b/c she fell pregnant out of wedlock that the father decided to punish her?😬 #InimbaMzansi

I could never stress this enough!!!#RESPECT

@Mokgadi_Heart 🫂🫂💔

@Nceba_13 Not at all! Mayeni has worked on her healing journey,uMato hasn't, hence she's sees everyone as a problem not herself, therapy as a group work becomes easier if individually people worked on their healing journey.

@Seipatisone But Mayeni said the same thing , that he should be sitting next to her as she doesnt need it but he does. Or we are being selective?

uMato wishing earthly King was with her during her individual therapy session is weird #UthandoNesthembu Ausi you need to heal and speak of what hurt you without earthly King interrupting and making himself a centre of attraction..

@Mokgadi_Heart 🫂

I'm yet to meet anyone who lived more than you honey. Rest my love. Modimo o go ratile, a rata le rena a re fa wena. Rest in peace Thulani 💔 My heart's broken. Ke kwele bohloko, but in your words "It's whatever honey" Yoh! 😭😭😭

>>>>> I said this to someone today. I’d rather you underestimate me than over estimate me. Like don’t put me on a pedestal. Rather stay thinking I’m not good enough or whatever.

We must never forget her 💔🕊️ Uyinene Mrwetyana was a 19-year-old first-year student at the University of Cape Town, studying Film and Media. She went to the Clareinch Post Office to collect a parcel after being asked by an employee to return later that day. That was the last time she was seen. Instead of assisting her, the employee, Luyanda Botha, lured her into a restricted area where he brutally raped and murdered her. He then attempted to conceal and destroy evidence of the crime. Her disappearance triggered a week-long search involving her family, friends, students, and the broader public, with widespread social media appeals under hashtags such as #FindUyinene. The discovery of her body and the details surrounding her death shocked the nation and reignited urgent conversations about the crisis of gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. Mass protests followed across the country, with citizens demanding accountability and systemic change, chanting slogans such as “Am I next?” and “Enough is enough.” Women, in particular, shared their lived experiences, highlighting the daily risks they face and calling for stronger action from law enforcement, government, and society at large. Luyanda Botha was subsequently arrested, confessed in court, and received multiple life sentences for his crimes, along with additional penalties for attempting to obstruct justice. The case drew widespread national and international attention and remains a painful reminder of the urgent need to address gender-based violence.

@moshibudi_ I struggled with my 1st child,I could feed,bath & put her on the bed, she wasn't much of a cry babe, but when she would cry I could never bring myself go mo thulisa in the 2 to 3 weeks after birth, luckily Mama was around & very patient... took me a while to warm up to her.

Not experiencing post partum is literally heaven yerrrr, like man thank you God for baby doll🥹🤏🏽

Thumeka wanted the divorce, she's getting it,ngoku uyathandabuza🤔🤔 Okanye she was hoping uHlathi will beg her to stay forever??? #Inimba

Oh Makhumalo😭💔 #UthandoNesthembu uzoba right slavithi Sam...

@PuseSkhao I know how unpredictable it can be, however it's important to go through that uncomfortability as a person... personally it opened me up to a whole lot of things I was not aware of about myself.

@Seipatisone I don’t see anything wrong with that though… therapy is a very unpredictable process sis, sometimes it requires both parties present.

Mayeni studied Mseleku's patterns #UthandoNesthembu it won't be easy for her to let her guard no matter what good he thinks he does.

@BongiWaAtchar 🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣

When people think "🫶🏼" means a heart when I text them, but it's really my hands around their neck because they get on my nerves.

@moshibudi_ Same here

@Seipatisone Nna ebile I’d kick you ge o ka mpatamela😭😭😭

Nobody is coming to show me anything at the ATM, also the only thing you’re getting is R100😭👍🏽

Grumpy,Zo and Laz are the 3 musketeers of Khusela #Inimba

@nickimoraa Support from a husband definitely matters a lot, but postpartum depression is a real medical condition influenced by hormonal, emotional, and physical changes too. It’s not something we can reduce to just one factor.