Confession: Is this the worst way to break up with someone?
This breakup took us on an emotional rollercoaster...
Someone has a confession to make...
In collaboration with Confessions.za, we've decided to detail some of the wildest confessions on the streets of Mzansi and get KZN to weigh in with their unfiltered thoughts.
This week we're talking about breakups. Breakups are never easy, but some methods seem practically heartless.
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Stacey & J Sbu came across the following confession shared by a fellow South African:
As you can imagine, this particular situation has sparked various reactions from Mzansi. One user says: "This is beyond insane"
Introducing a partner to family members is typically a significant milestone in any relationship. It often signifies a deepening commitment and suggests that the relationship is moving to a more serious phase. So, when someone is introduced to their partner’s close relatives, it’s natural to feel a sense of belonging and security.
But to follow such a meaningful gesture with a breakup just two days later? That’s emotional whiplash of the highest order. It leaves the person feeling confused and blindsided, wondering what went wrong in such a short space of time...
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Stacey and J Sbu reached out to East Coasters to find out their thoughts on the matter.
Here's what the internet had to say:
- "The board of directors said no"
- "His mom and aunt warned him about you"
- "His mom typed it for him in notes"
- "He's for the streets, leave him there"
- "And that's on being a mamas boy"
- "Crazy out here in the wild"
Here are more confessions that have been submitted lately:
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Make sure to keep your eyes peeled, you definitely don't want to miss this!
To submit your confession, click here.
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