
“I wasn’t going to do a video about this because I don’t like to give weak men attention. But I realised it’s Mother’s Day on Sunday, and a lot of mothers get body-shamed for the fact that we can create life in our tummies- Bring up life from our tummies, and give life from our tummies.”
“And ladies I want you to know that it is only weak men that can body-shame us for being the miracles that we are, and also body-shame us for something that they are physically incapable of being and doing. So, I want to ask a question to the man that who body-shamed me and wrote, “Flat tummy but you can see it’s gone through a lot.”
I wanna ask you, Sunday is approaching and it’s Mother’s Day, do you think of the mother of the man that you have been accused of murdering? Musa Khawula. Do you think of Wandile Khawula’s mother, at all, as you think its okay to go around body-shaming people…Body-shaming people for things you cannot physically can never, ever be.
‘Cause we have nothing in common- In fact, we have one thing in common. We both her legal issues. Mine is to seek justice, yours… you’re being accused of being a murderer.”
I hate when someone being bullied or bodyshamed by one single person then you call all men in this
— Sbusiso Nzimande (@Sbusiso35220639) May 12, 2023
i dont understand either. i’d think its a compliment. i.e with all ure tummy has gone through, you still have a flat tummy 🙌🏾👏🏾🙌🏾.
— Lerato (@lerato_lalove) May 12, 2023
Do you SEE the things men type under women’s posts or it’s just Musa Khawula to you? Men need to be addressed and yes, ALL MEN
— OKiyana (@d_kiyana) May 12, 2023