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“They steal single threads from men’s underwear and tie them around a piece of paper with their names” – Woman shares lengths women go to prevent their partners from cheating

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A Zimbabwean lady, Sahib, has shared the lengths some women go to prevent their partners from cheating on them.

Sahib alleged in a tweet that to ensure it’s only them their men are having intimate relations with, some women steal a single thread from their men’s underwear and tie it around a piece of paper with their names on it.

She said that with this, the man doesn’t get an erection with other women.

“They should also stop this thing of stealing a single thread from men’s underwear and tying it around a piece of paper with their names on it so that he doesn’t get an erection elsewhere. It’s bad,” she wrote on Twitter on Thursday, March 17.

See her post below,

In other news, a South African man, identified as Marvin Lambert, has allegedly stabbed his girlfriend, Zanele Pretty Hlatshwayo, to death for ending their relationship.

It was gathered that the incident happened on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, in Witbank, Mpumalanga, South Africa.

According to the deceased’s sister, Zanele had recently ended the relationship with the suspect, Marvin Lambert, but he did not accept it.

Marvin reportedly killed Zanele in front of their one-year-old son and then attempted to commit suicide.

The suspect is allegedly in a hospital under police surveillance after the suicide attempt.

Meanwhile, the deceased’s sister, Precious Thokozile Hlatshwayo, and friends and other family members have taken to Facebook to demand justice.

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