The Unspoken Impact Of Blesser Culture On Men and Women Part 2 │ Jackie Phamotse

[@nelzg5819]

Jackie is so wise and so smart. She is the woman we want our kids to listen to both boys and gals. She needs to visit schools, varsities she needs to be heard. So much wisdom

[@mmakgomomalemela9343]

We need more conversations like this and more youth that are willing to listen. Thank you for making your views and opinions accessible, it really helps in changing perspectives.

[@krystelkistnasamy4367]

I could listen to Jackie Phamotse sharing her wisdom all day. Thank you.

[@abigailmolusi812]

the host with red lips is simply absolutely perfectly gorgeous...you have to marvel🤗

[@sihledunamiz420]

“Understanding the legacy of your name”. “What have you done for your name to continue the legacy?” Jackie Phamotse, so thought provoking

[@tlatsi_k]

I never thought I’d say this but these are the conversations most of society are afraid of having.

[@matshidisotsotetsi03]

Jackie's wisdom is everything a girl or boy child coming of age needs to grab on. This episode answered so many questions I had (still have a few lingering) it also helped me see Ms Jackie in a different light. It definitely gave perspective.

[@balungilengcaweni3921]

These are the type of women or let me say mentality we should be striving for

[@FireflySA]

These are the convos we need more in mzansi hle... Jackie is so real thanks for hosting her...

[@tebogopadi8075]

Interesting topic. I love the honesty and the manner you have exposed the the Blesser culture, on point. listening to this as a man, I am truly inspired I must say and, the fact that this topic is even tackled by ladies its a wow for me. Thanks Jackie you are beautiful and a true inspiration.

[@lihlemsutfu7166]

Such an eye-opening conversation, let's take care of our brothers and partners

[@zammyzee8073]

I’m in awe of this woman hey. Thank you for sharing her with us

[@musamanzini5272]

How much I love this precious woman, risking her life to open the eyes of the young ones means more than gold. You deserve every happiness sis Jacky, I just feel like you are my own biological sister. You so special really, have more protection and happiness from God sisters💪

[@sadecoco1502]

The nails, the wigs, the full glam make up, the stripper uniform/rich aunt uniform, it's all Fabulous and Glamorized. Sometimes these things aren't for the everyone and I believe we shouldn't push such things onto people. Do your own thing, live your own life.

[@MosDigiJournal]

I think the worst part about creating conversation around such topics, especially on Twitter, is the amount of backlash you will receive because a lot of people live such a reality.

[@Lebogang_ct]

So much wisdom from Jackie❤️ Thank you

[@motivore]

we need more of such talks in our society

[@tatendamandaza5558]

your conversations are soo inspiring and educative..... keep the fire burning

[@matumelomoagi4342]

A couple of years ago I remember a friend of mine I grew up with coming 2 visit me. She was driving a BMW. As she was leaving she said: ' Choma uv been working 4 so long & u still dnt have a car, what do u do with ur money?🤦 I was so offended that I nvr wanted 2 see her again cause I felt like I dnt want a friend like that.

[@christianmaterial2417]

Me two.

[@NsikeSibisi]

Aaaaaah, that’s so wrong 💔😢

[@mphomaureenmolele1610]

my deepest grattitude to tou Jackie. i am inspired. This is so powerful and i feel so blesses by your share. i needed to Hear this. I bless THE LORD FOR POWERFUL WOMEN LIKE YOU.❤❤💘💘💘💘💘💘

[@Luqas808]

Great interview, so many nuggets of wisdom dropped

[@matebohomokoena840]

Yoh I love the conversation had on here. May you have longevity and continue to grow.

[@theconversationcapital]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@azolamjikwa8089]

I wish I could share THIS far and wide… Toxic Positivity is a really thing and I wish we could talk about it especially as CHRISTIANS! Thank you so much sis…

[@azolamjikwa8089]

Sjoe! I’ve been binge watching many of your podcasts… man this one takes the trophy… this woman is WISE!

[@princemulaudzi]

This is a valuable conversation. Thanks Jackie

[@zandilesokhela1578]

Love you ladies!Your magnificent minds just blows my mind!This is empowering in so many ways I can't even find words for it!

[@Christisthestandard]

Such wisdom.

[@mamodupilekekela6283]

This interview was so wonderful. Thank you.

[@asandasompali5945]

Who is the lady with black and white stripped shirt? 🥺❤️ she smiles with her eyes 😍 so beautiful. I am definitely subscribing🙏

[@DaPhreshestKidd]

Shes got the light

[@alexpheto3713]

Thank you for this conversation

[@zanele_sphelele]

loved this interview so much 🥰😍

[@ntshedisengtlooko9622]

Thank you so much for this conversation. It was amazing!

[@sojiogungbesan5547]

This is a really great conversation ladies, from a man’s perspective. Keep up the good work.

[@sewelalebea5429]

This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 in so many,many ways.

[@charmanemontsho5468]

Thank you for this. ♥️

[@booksbytumelomoleleki]

🙌great conversation, full of so much substance✊

[@zanelemagagula4110]

Wow very informative 🎉

[@dingaankutlwano1951]

Loved it 👌

[@nkosinathimngadi4147]

Ursula drop dead gorgeous creature,my type.

[@thetopline705]

Hi Ursula, Where is Part 1 of this interview?

[@theconversationcapital]

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[@mawethumbhele2218]

the interviwer is judgmental you cannot say oh thats scary selling yourself for handbag, yes thats not what you value but dont judge what another person values.

[@kpitjeng3675]

I fail to see how the statement is judgemental. We are a generation that is so used to being coddled and babied, that people catch feelings for being questioned if pieces of fabric and a zip is worth sleeping with someone. I fear for the children that'll be raised by this generation, I fear for the society that they'll be responsible for

[@thobekamthethwa448]

@@kpitjeng3675 so true, truth is bitter for this generation

[@nomxhosapekani7966]

I think in a somewhat normal society a person's lifestyle should not hurt others. I once volunteered assiting women in filing for child maintance from their ex partners and it was said to see in the finacial statements how they spend money on expensive goods for their girls friends while their kids are going to bed hungry.

[@kpitjeng3675]

@@nomxhosapekani7966 very sad, children suffering because they where born to irresponsible parents. I wonder what the legacy of this generation of blacks will be