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Men who don’t cheat on partners are jobless, says South African
A South African man identified as Bongani Raymond has made a controversial discovery that the real reason why men do not cheat on their female companions is probably that they are jobless or disabled.
Although some men may not agree with his view, Raymond made the disclosure on Twitter, while giving a savage response to other tweeps calling out men who cheat on her timeline.
A tweep with the identity @Thembisile_Q had said she’ll never forgive a cheating partner, adding that she would rather date the entire male population in South Africa.
“I’d rather date the whole of SA than to forgive a cheater,” she tweeted.
But Raymons who goes by the user name @M0tswak0 in response appeared to be surprised that there’ll be a man who does not cheat on his spouse. He argued that it is either the person has some financial or physical constraints, or perhaps he is in jail.
“Is there a man out there who doesn’t cheat? Men who don’t cheat are either jobless, have a disability or in jail,” he tweeted.
He was however rebuked by another tweep, identified as Tebogothato with the username @Tebogothato12 who said that there are still some saint-hearted men who are faithful to their spouses.
“No ur wrong ……some man don’t cheat,” the user said.
Raymond, nonetheless, denied alleging that all men cheat by saying, “I never said all men cheat. I only asked if there’s a man who doesn’t cheat.”
See the tweet below:
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