"Are you coming to spend time with me or are you looking for free accommodation?" - Stacey

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Stacey celebrated her birthday over the weekend and, of course, all her besties came through.

Only thing is - they all live in different provinces which means they had to organise a living situation while in Durban.

Wondering how Stacey is going to accommodate all her friends in her two-bedroom apartment, J Sbu asked her the question: "Who will be staying at your place?"
This sparked a conversation about sleepovers and age limits.

When are you too old to stay over at a friend's place? And is it rude to not let your friend stay at your place if they are visiting?
18 Oct 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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