I grew up in Pimville, a street away from TT’s parents’ home. I remember Mr Mbha Snr. Ntate stands tall, a man of stature, dignified, defines integrity. He commands order. He was and is very respected because of the discipline we knew of him to uphold. I don’t stand alone as children from the that immediate hood when I say neri motshaba remo hlompa 😇🙏🏾.My mom always spoke very highly and respectfully of Ntate Mbha
I think as women we need to listen and watch such conversations. We are sometimes hard on men because we might not understand or know why they act or think the way that they do
I am reminded of my own relationship with my late Dad (MHSRIP). I could discuss anything with bra Charles (as he was affectionately known in the streets of Meadowlands). He definitely influenced how I have raised my 3 kids. Big up TT. Keep going bro.
This is very commendable what you are doing this is so timely coz almost men today have child hood traumas n take them thru their marriages unaware thus brings breakup not knowing the core cause of it, n us as parents it’s n eye opener as well. Let’s break generations curse 🙏🏽
I had a father but now is late it doesn't make any difference from whiles he was still alive and now. He chose everyone but not me, months before he dies i have made peace with him and by the way he was brutaly murderd coming from church.
