South Africa's LARGEST White Slum! #shorts

In this clip from my documentary about South Africa's largest white slum we spoke about addiction.

[wideawakepodcast]

Watch the full Documentary on my channel! Link in description! 😱

[sirdennisthegreat]

The fact she said yes, means she's actively trying to fix it😢

[LindaNyathi-cebq]

That "Life pushes huh" really hit hard

[khumasauka]

Im an African and i wish these fellow Africans quick recovery...there is more hope to life

[n.vacore]

He's spittin. Im glad theyre both able to recognize that the tough love is necessary for change.

[Tj]

Kindness in his eyes. Nobody should be left behind

[taglor]

God bless them both, best wishes from Ireland

[thegirl]

Awww man, I'm glad they've got each other. It's a beautiful thing.

[marcelvannierop]

My biggest respect to them. Humanity is messed up and people seek a way out of misery and pain. The best we can do is help each other find a bit of happiness and equality. My thoughts and prayers are with these people.

[ahero]

Sometimes a broken man just needs a purpose to pick himself back up. The fact she admitted to having a problem shows they’re both working hard together to get each other better

[PM-wpze]

I wish I could hug these people’s souls. That ‘life pushes’ hit hard and I completely understand.

[jessef]

Hes a good dude. Got a good heart you can see it in the mans eyes

[satjit]

I can see the little boy he once was, God bless you on your journey

[anttony]

The worst lies are the ones we tell ourselves

[reptilianbrotherhood]

You can tell he genuinely loves her and wants to help her ❤

[bighomiehydro]

I can tell the man doesnt do hard drugs, His eyes and his skin say it all, he’s healthy. I hope the lady finds help because she seems like a beautiful lady who’s only struggling with addiction. May Life heal all beings. 🇿🇦

[davidgood]

I pray they continue to have the courage to deal with it all.

[hannahvanwyk]

I believe childhood trauma is the biggest gateway drug

[SweetBabyRey]

I have bipolar and I’m a recovering heroin addict I’ve been on regular meds and I’m prescribed medical cannabis and both made it worse for me. The meds made me think about hurting myself and cannabis drives me deeper into depression and apathy. I hope these people find peace. I have more in common with them than my friends and family

[UnknownUser-hdnx]

Mad Respect to her for being honest with not only the guy doing the interview but also herself.. it takes a strong person to admit that they have a problem my mother was addicted to cocaine and speed when I was growing up and the only time she admitted that she had a problem was on her death bed and it still haunts me to this day If only more addicts would accept the help (when it’s offered) to get clean and to get off the streets but unfortunately you can’t help people like that unless they see that they need said help