i need Neliswa to sometimes not talk bandla, the way i’ve been avoiding this app today?? really can’t handle all this dragging🤧
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Delusional FC, they are fucken ambassador hewethuu
Thandeka is in partnership with it while bo Didi, Don and the like are her influencers. Do you get it now?
Like it's Thandeka's name in Milano but not Don's, it's her picture in the liquor store not Didi's
What Don&Didi does for Milano is what Makhafula does for these brands
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unfortunately for her she’s gonna have to keep her fans cause they are her payroll, no brand or company is working with the kinda person she is and ulayekile❤️
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manje uphaphela ukuba i activist ✋🏾
For the people who asked for the video of Thandeka implying that Didi wouldn't have found herself in abu$ive relationships if she didn't allow men to control her.
#BBMzansiS6
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ey thina we can’t hear you bandla
And now, remarkably, the conversation has shifted from the man’s documented conduct to interrogating the woman who dares to question it.
I only became aware of the incident after leaving the house. But even if I had known earlier, since when does the timing of a woman’s objection determine the seriousness of a man’s conduct?
How fascinating, and frankly frightening, that in a discussion about gender-based violence, some people’s first instinct is not to examine the behaviour in question, but to scrutinise the woman raising it.
The man becomes the subject of forgiveness. The woman becomes the subject of interrogation.
And we wonder why confronting GBV remains such an enormous challenge.
Accountability does not acquire an expiry date simply because the conversation makes people uncomfortable.
This warrants a video
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all this because he didn’t grant your wish to separate with Trixie??
I find it profoundly disturbing that I have spent much of today witnessing people defend or minimise conduct of this nature. The extent to which some are willing to rationalise it raises questions far more troubling than the incident itself.
So I ask, without fear of contradiction: How seriously are we, as a society, committed to fighting gender-based violence when our standards of accountability appear so inconsistently applied?
South Africa speaks passionately about fighting gender-based violence, yet I find myself increasingly fascinated by the leniency we afford men when their conduct raises serious questions about women’s safety.
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what’s beautiful to witness is that she is making everything worse for herself, giving brands more reason to not even look her direction, she can go on shem😂
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even in the next 10yrs nobody is coming before Neliswa & Don😭❤️
I fell in love with Neliswa the first time I saw her. Didi grew on me after the Thursday night party. With Trixie, I can’t even remember the exact moment it happened, but somehow, I found myself loving her and enjoying her dance moves. And Liema? She was my baby from siyamosha❤️
Now I wonder what kind of fave I’ll end up choosing next season😂 All I know is, whoever she is, she better make it to the finale😭😭
thank goodness she’s not coming i can finally confirm i will be watching the reunion
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bro you can nolonger convince us you never watched previous seasons even if it’s edits from tiktok or else where oksalayo you wanted to know how it goes & you focused on Liema, thats why you know all her business on Syamosha, we not fools like your minions now bring milano
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