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Voices of Liberation: Fatima Meer

“If he wanted to, he would,” is a phrase often seen on social media, suggesting that if a man truly loves you, he will go out of his way to show it.

It is commonly used to encourage women not to make excuses for men who do the bare minimum when pursuing them.

Thabo Shole Mashao (in for Clement Manyathela) interrogates this phrase with life and relationship coach Cathy Mphirima.

Mphirima feels that the phrase is not entirely accurate, as both partners must communicate what they want and need. This includes letting the other person know if you are no longer interested.

She argues that when a person is pursuing someone, they will work harder and make sacrifices to prove their interest, but once in a relationship, they may not feel the need to do that anymore.

 

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&ldquo;If he wanted to, he would,&rdquo; is a phrase often seen on social media, suggesting that if a man truly loves you, he will go out of his way to show it.
It is commonly used to encourage women not to make excuses for men who do the bare minimum when pursuing them.
Thabo Shole Mashao (in for Clement Manyathela) interrogates this phrase with life and relationship coach Cathy Mphirima.
Mphirima feels that the phrase is not entirely accurate, as both partners must communicate what they want and need. This includes letting the other person know if you are no longer interested.
She argues that when a person is pursuing someone, they will work harder and make sacrifices to prove their interest, but once in a relationship, they may not feel the need to do that anymore.
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Listen live &ndash; <a href="https://www.primediaplus.com/702/the-clement-manyathela-show/">The Clement Manyathela show</a> is broadcast weekdays from 9:00 to 12:00 on 702.

Relationship focus: “If he wanted to, he would” How true is this statement?

Thabo Shole-Mashao is joined by Makgutsis Mtshwene - Teacher at Höer Tegniese Skool Langlaagte in Johannesburg Geography and English in the FET phase, Lenda Sibanyoni-Muze - De Little Stars Preschool and Aftercare, Nosihle Magutshwa - Grade 4&5 teacher at EXhaphozini primary school IsiZulu teacher and Xolani Dube - National Coordinator, SADTU Student Chapter

Thabo Shole-Mashao is joined by Makgutsis Mtshwene - Teacher at H&ouml;er Tegniese Skool Langlaagte in Johannesburg Geography and English in the FET phase, Lenda Sibanyoni-Muze - De Little Stars Preschool and Aftercare, Nosihle Magutshwa - Grade 4&amp;5 teacher at EXhaphozini primary school IsiZulu teacher and Xolani Dube - National Coordinator, SADTU Student Chapter

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Clement Manyathela hosts Penny Campbell, the Director for the Food Control Unit at the National Department of Health; Dr Karl le Roux, the DA deputy spokesperson on health and Natie Ferreira, a cannabis farmer as they discuss the decision taken by the Department of Health to ban cannabis and hemp in food products.

Clement Manyathela hosts Penny Campbell, the Director for the Food Control Unit at the National Department of Health; Dr Karl le Roux, the DA deputy spokesperson on health and Natie Ferreira, a cannabis farmer as they discuss the decision taken by the Department of Health to ban cannabis and hemp in food products.

Voices of Liberation: Fatima Meer

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