"Once they are over the disappointment your parents will be happy" - Stuart, KZN listener

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Serisha is hiding her pregnancy. At two months, she is still able to conceal her growing baby bump at university from the prying and somewhat judgmental stares that she feels are sure to come from some of her fellow students. She also comes from a very conservative and traditional household.

She wrote to Stacey and J Sbu hoping to receive some advice and guidance for her situation.

However, one listener, Stuart, has found themselves in a very similar situation offered some incredible words of encouragement!

Listen to them right here.
19 May 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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