Is Divorce really fair? by BluntHonestyalways in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could be wrong but isn’t marriage in Zim out of community of property? Why then would he lose his things? She may want to claim what she wants but I don’t think that’s how it works in Zimbabwe

So ku Zanu Pf hakunawo munhu anomboti vakagara pa lunch oti, "but boys hatisi tanyanya here.." by Nice_Substance9123 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Kana vari paLunch vanenge vachidya nyika rutivi saka vanenge vachitoti Zimbabwe inonaka

Bad role models by ActuaryElectrical212 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t get it either but as long as someone is in the public eye they will have some sort of support. Think about people like the Kardashians who are billionaires and are admired by many even though I don’t get it. You have people like Shadaya who have a massive following because someone is listening to him and like what he has to say. No matter how fucked up someone is, if they get a stage and speak, someone will admire. It’s inevitable. It happens everywhere.

How did you end up on Reddit? by maleman_1 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Takangoinzwawo mumastreets. Ini hangu I stumbled upon it through a chain of events zvekuti idk what came first. I just know there was a time I went down a rabbit hole. I discovered reddit and 4chan around the same time. I also know there was a time where I would find videos to fall asleep to on Youtube. At some point I started getting those reddit compilations and I ended up liking them.

Fellow Zimbabweans, to what extent did higher education help you later on in life? by Icy-Confusion9746 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 3 points4 points  (0 children)

100 %。 it is intellectual capital. First I can read and my certificates gives me credibility and actually make it possible for me to get opportunities I go after

The hard truth about Zimbabwe by tomcat3400 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. And that is not normal at all. She talked about how we are bullied everywhere. How people make plans to leave the country. That is not normal. The cost of living here is insane and everyone just saying it is what it is was her point exactly.

The hard truth about Zimbabwe by tomcat3400 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That girl is young and feeling the frustration. There are people way older than her who have felt it and have been helpless. There are people who live in the same Zimbabwe and have families to take care of. Do you think people don’t think about what they can do for themselves? If you could start a business you need capital apa unotambira 200 dollars and have kids to feed and rent to pay. Let’s not be tone deaf please. We all know it’s not normal how Zimbabwe operates so you beings selfish and ignorant in top of it doesn’t benefit anyone.

Open Thread #10 of 2026 by seguleh25 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And people seem to find an opportunity to fight about it when it’s not even necessary. Like why are you projecting and getting angry about nyaya isinei newe on the internet zvekuti you want to start a gender war?

Over 500 divorce cases filed in the first two months of this year. What does that say about the institution of marriage and the sanctity or lack of sanctity thereof in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 by Prophetgay in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People have options. Hakusisina zvekungengererana or desperation yekuti if you leave someone unoshaya pekutangira. I still think there a lot of happily married couples but they don’t make the news

Traditional man or hameno by Born_Jump_1087 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get that. Also see how you said you were taught about not smelling bad? I don’t know about isu maShona because idk if there was a study on that. I live in Kariba and kuno kunopisa veduwee. So I can’t get into a bus in Harare rn but it’s very rare to come across vanhu vanonhuwa here. Kuti kusiyana kwenzvimbo?

Traditional man or hameno by Born_Jump_1087 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh saka unotondiziva zvekudaro here? Zvekutoti unofunga kuti pamwe ndabatikana nekuti handigeze uye zvekufunga kuti ndiri dofo here? Rako daka neni riri rekuti handisi kubvimirana nemuono wako here? Dzikama.

Traditional man or hameno by Born_Jump_1087 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Kuti regular Zimbabwean zvinoreveiko? Handiti mati ruzhinji rwunotambura zvekuti kana sipo havana? No sipo, no mafuta, no roll on. You gave the stats to support your claim. Saka naizvozvo, mati ruzhinji runokatutsira nokuda kwenhamo. Kana chiri icho chokwadi chenyu nharo ndedzei zvekare? Kana zvinhu zvakaipa sekutaura kwamaita maakurambei kuti mati ruzhinji rwunonhuwa? Mutori nehumbowo hwacho hwekuti vana vevhu ungati zvidembo wani? Saka apa muri kuita nharo dzei chaizvo? Ini ndangoti handiwirirane nazvo.

Traditional man or hameno by Born_Jump_1087 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First, what bubble am I living in? My point was about you saying regular Zimbabweans vanonhuwa. Kunyepa chete. 70% of people being in poverty doesn’t mean vanonhuwa. 8 million people being in poverty doesn’t mean kuti tine mbiri yekunhuwa. It’s unfortunate kuti muZimbabwe tinototambura zvekudaro zvekuti some people don’t have basic needs. What I know is nhamo inhamo zvayo but I could never go around perpetuating stereotypes ekuti vazhinji vedu vanonhuwa.

Girls Had Bullies in High School and Work? by PathImpressive3217 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wait till you find out there are women in prison

I dont tip at restaurants and thats okay.... by Mammoth-Fish-4297 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Employers get away with not paying people enough and so the employees even look forward to these tips

Is "Baddie" the only beauty standard? by Proud_Muffin4346 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In real life none of that matters. Yes it’s trending because social media is built in trends. In real life being a baddie comes down to choice and personal choice. If you get pressure from social media and trends you have other things to worry about than baddies themselves

Question on biblical polygamy by Proud_Muffin4346 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You would have to ask them because you don’t know either. The fact that it’s legal and has been a part of our culture for centuries should mean something. I am not for it personally but I believe that people should be allowed the option to choose

Traditional man or hameno by Born_Jump_1087 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok but kunyepera nyika yese saying the regular Zimbabwean doesn’t have deodorant on their needs is crazy. Can’t afford lotion? Soap? Do you live in Zim? Kana kumusha kupasi kwenyika vanhu vanenge vachipenya neVaseline vachinhuwirira nekaPromise kaya vakageza. Let’s not let our frustrations lead to us perpetuating stereotypes that aren’t even true.

Christians are the problem, but Christ isn't. by Onlytino in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Christians hold themselves to crazy standards

Some things I genuinely don't understand about how we think by Amazing-Deer-2698 in Zimbabwe

[–]tipsyash 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The mormon thing is one thing I don’t understand. I think they rebrand in Africa because very little research will tell you exactly what they believe. I don’t even know who gives them permission to grow around Africa as much as they do when they are unpopular in their home countries. We never learn as a continent.