Yasssss 😍❤️
Across Kerala, women from often conservative backgrounds are embracing bodybuilding, finding community and overturning gender expectations in the process. ft.trib.al/37AqNGy
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I was home (Limpopo) for the weekend and I discovered the most beautiful thing. I was at my cousin’s wedding and the music was switched off at 18:30 as its exam season. Apparently this is a common occurrence in the villages at home!
My spiritual guide said I'd meet a farmer.
I met the farmer. 🤣🤣😂😂
Rejected all his video calls...
Didn't answer when he called after 18h00..
Comrade started asking silly shit, like, send me your picture..
2026, thank you for teaching me to enjoy my own company..
I've ignored him since.
On top of that o ngame, never sent anything.
A voicebox.
This is as heartbreaking as it is completely shitty behaviour.
Why would you treat your support system with so much disdain..
But givers always attract takers, and the giver is none the wiser, because their nature is to care.
Im so sorry @ItsLithaAfter9 💔
No one mixes fish, beef, mutton, goat and chicken in one pot except the West Africans.
It's not westernization, from Blantyre to Cape Town, no one in SADC does it either.
We eat mopane worms, we don't mix it with pork.
Some even eat kgwathe you don't mix it with kgaka.
The person taking the video has no empathy, whenever I see this, I feel so bad, because it's actually sex work, and unfortunately not all sex work is voluntary.
The youngest girls with the oldest men, looks so uncomfortable, so you try not to acknowledge them. 💔💔💔💔
Your combi operators don't want you to have aircon and wifi..💔
They want you sitting on top of each other for P10.
They've failed to innovate, or change, and when change comes they cry.
Kindly fuck off.
The age of desperation, or religious psychosis..
The age of demonic possession..
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We seriously need to relook how we currently live. We can’t function in the same way with these heat levels. Working hours, diphitlho, weddings, diaparo. All of!
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