I find myself fully agreeing with Ndivhu, weitsi what you’re saying is nothing but the truth. People who are not married tend to speak down on married people. I have “sisters in laws” who were forever saying they don’t want to be married but once one of them got proposed it was a huge celebration amongst them, now the same energy they used to have changed because she got married. My question is why didn’t she refused? what changed? This is the same thing as people who are using android phones, they always have something bad to say about iphone users. People who don’t have degrees will always have something negative to say about degree holders
I find myself fully agreeing with Ndivhu, weitsi what you’re saying is nothing but the truth. People who are not married tend to speak down on married people. I have “sisters in laws” who were forever saying they don’t want to be married but once one of them got proposed it was a huge celebration amongst them, now the same energy they used to have changed because she got married. My question is why didn’t she refused? what changed? This is the same thing as people who are using android phones, they always have something bad to say about iphone users. People who don’t have degrees will always have something negative to say about degree holders
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Are engagement rings normal in our culture. Wasn't lobola the engagement before?
That’s a good question
Love this topic 👌
Thank you
Hello beautifuls ❤❤ if my boyfriend pay lobola half then buy engagement ring for me is it wrong?
Not wrong at all, we also need to understand that lobola, half or not is equivalent to marriage, customary marriage
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