"I would want to know cause it would show me the jackass I was about to be involved with" - KZN listener

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Love is truly an amazing thing to experience and be involved in, especially when you feel like nothing can come between the two of you... until something heartbreaking happens.

In this case Pranusha found out devastating news about the person she thought was the "love of her life".

He had been dating another woman for the last three years. When she confronted him, he did not deny it. But when she ended things- he begged her to not tell his girlfriend because 'It will destroy her'.

She is now debating whether she should tell the girlfriend what her partner has been doing behind her back or to just move on and cut her loses...

Listen to what advice KZN gave listener.
20 Jan 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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