Confession: "I am jealous of my boyfriend for thriving at work"
"Am I wrong, should I be happy for him?"
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 jobs and relationships.
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On Monday night, Stacey & J Sbu came across the following confession:
As one can imagine, this particular situation is quite a harsh reality for many South Africans in this financial climate.
Stacey and J Sbu reached out to East Coasters about their thoughts on the matter. Listen below:
Although, the Instagram comments were divided. However, some offered some interesting insight for this conflicted gal.
One user said: "A lot of people who don't have jobs, be glad you with someone who does and can financially support themselves."
Here are more comments from fellow Instagrammers:
- "His successes aren’t your failures, keep working hard and you’ll reap the benefits at some point too"
- "Your time will come just be patient."
- "It's normal to envy what others have, doesn't mean you hate them"
- "No, it's completely normal for human beings to feel that way, however what you need to understand is that a W for your boyfriend is also a W for you (it's better if you see it that way)"
- "Take your Pie and Vy. He deserves better"
- "Those emotions are not mutually exclusive, humans are complex and both can be true at the same time"
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!
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