A Zimbabwean man on Twitter has been called out and dragged after he revealed reason why he wouldn’t marry a 28 year-old woman.
His controversial tweet has led to Twitter outrage, as social media users blasted him for his condescending tweet.
The Twitter user identified as Tawanda Saini wrote;
“I wouldn’t marry a 28 year old woman for the same reason I wouldn’t buy milk one day before its expiry date.”
I wouldn’t marry a 28 year old woman for the same reason I wouldn’t buy milk one day before its expiry date.
— Tawanda Saini (@SainiTawanda) December 8, 2020
There has been mixed reactions from the tweet, as Twitter users drag him for his tweet, while others supports his tweet.
See some of the reactions below.
i see nothing wrong with the tweet. people call each other names daily here especially “men are dogs”. Now that you been called expired milk you think it’s wrong ? Nooo keep the same energy ka nhai
— Ngonie (@Ngonidzashe56) December 8, 2020
Says a person who already reached an expiry date???? pic.twitter.com/eNgzEtLWbw
— MissAccountant????❤️ (@MmatshephoD) December 8, 2020
Actually marrying towards your 30s or after 30 is better than getting married in your early 20s. In your late 20s you know exactly what you want from life including the qualities you expect from your life partner hence are less likely to end up divorcing that person.
— Thabi (@MwanaWachihera) December 8, 2020
It’s so sad that in this day an age such utterances are still being made. Women do not expire and to liken us to groceries is detestable..what would we then call our mothers and aunts? this thinking is so derogatory.
— Special Meat ???????????????????? (@SientaniaM) December 8, 2020
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