I see empty tankyake yaphelelwa uPetrol at the robot I had to help him push it to the side of the road, then he chilled in the car while I walked to ATM to withdraw my own money to buy him petrol. Trust me broke guys have no shame whatsoever

I remember once I asked him uba asambe for dinner and drinks I’ll cover the tab he was like “ahh babe I dont have petrol” I sent eWallet kaR300, he got to the venue, told me his friend wants to join us...

Im under the assumption that the friend will pay for himself. Friend arrives, the bf is like “I need R100 to pay for my friends cab” haibo what?

Ngamnika nami cos Im a popeye...they ran a 2K tab, he borrowed R200 for work transport for his friend and cos it was late he offere to take me home, never mind that I had already given him R300 petrol he asked for more petrol to take me home.

On our way to drop me off felt like vomiting and asked him to pull over, next day he realised that his car had a bit of vomit on the passenger door side. He told me he is on his way, I need to take his car to the carwash.

I’ve hated broke men since since...that nigga rooooooode me

Funny enough I was actually talking to Cindy the other day about this guy

Haibo haibomy friends hated him so much cos they saw right through him mna I didnt. I remember one friend bumping into us while we were out for lunch she walked up to our table greeted me then said loudly “Kumnandi, yiLunch date, Let me guess friend, you are paying”

Another thing, I dont care whether men have been through this “just that they wont say” can they go write their own story? This is not a forum to voice grievances or opinion. Ya’ll welcome to do your own thread and throw tantrums not here. Goodbye.