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Oops! Stacey and J Sbu share the lies they tell everyday

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Little white lies form part of our everyday lives. But what happens when you're not lying to other people, instead you're just lying to yourself!
No matter how hard we try it seems like every single day we tell ourselves "I am going to clean the house" or "everything's fine" when the truth is, we are not going to touch the pile of dirty dishes and everything is definitely not fine.

Stacey and J Sbu decided that today is the day they admit that they have been dishonest and share their truths instead of their lies. KZN also let them know what deception has been occurring in their lives and these confessions will have you cracking up!
6 May 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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