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The privilege of being able to say "I am loved at home" is something I will never take for granted. Home will always be my safe space because I know I am loved there ❤️
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We’ve been trying to explain this since before elections (DA voters actually go out and vote) but people don’t want to listen
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I wish they’d be around them since like 6 years old and then maybe they’d see these people don’t like us. No amount of golf playing, piano lessons, and twanging will make them like you. Like please stop.
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Real Twitter users don't give a damn about getting 0 likes, it's not a social network for us. It's our personal journal.
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Also, you’re a femme gay man who wears wigs and currently has braids on. What do you mean you didn’t research the country you’re being shipped off to, without knowing whether it would be safe for your kind?
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The DA deadass brought back Helen Zille to leadership in 2019 bc the party essentially got too black for them 😭👍🏾
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ANC literally has best policies and they deliberately chose not to implement. Today sihlekwa ngabelungu because of them😭💔
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In a world full of women who love clubbing, wearing revealing clothes and getting tipsy, I’ll always be there.
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What’s crazy is that the ANC keeps performing so badly in these elections but nobody is resigning or getting fired. The people leading are obviously not doing a great job so give others a chance. As a voter, seeing some changes in leadership would probably give me a bit of confidence in the party.























