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South Africa, My country, My home❤

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts. The truth is, South Africa is complicated. Crime is real and touches every community. We live with gates, alarms, private security, and the constant awareness that danger exists. Corruption and failing infrastructure make life harder, and inequality is something we face every day.

But still, millions of us carry on. We raise families, go to work, laugh with friends, and find moments of joy in spite of it all. This is why blanket statements like “it’s not safe at all” miss the mark. Life here is tough, but it’s also full of resilience and humanity.

As someone who lives here, I won’t deny the problems, but I also won’t accept oversimplifications. South Africa is not perfect, not a nightmare — it’s home
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akindheart · 61-69, F
i have to tell you i love South AFrica. i was there last November and one of my favorite trips. I have been to africa 3 times and loved each trip. i know i had the sanatized tourist version but there is no country as beautiful as south africa. the only sad thing was i was sitting in the airport waiting for my plane and a light skinned black lady told me that her race was being discriminated. apparently jobs were given to blacks and white people but not her color.
DarthInvader · 36-40, M
@akindheart ok, so right there you can tell that story doesn't make sense? Black and white but not mixed (which I imagine is what a lighter skinned black would be?) Anyone can make those claims out if frustration, but on the face of it that statement doesn't make sense.