Anonymous is apologising for messing up with his girlfriend of 5 months.
 
He says he has insecurities, wanted things to go his way, and he always put himself first.
 
Anonymous says he would sometimes get upset when his girlfriend would ask him to spend time with his kids that he fathers outside of their relationship, not realising that she actually wants whats best for him.

What is the one thing that other people consider strange but you find attractive in a person?

More people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health advice - but can AI really replace human support?

There are growing concerns around inaccurate advice, privacy, emotional dependency and how chatbots respond to people in crisis.

So, where should we draw the line when it comes to using AI for our mental health?

This Women’s Month, Radio 2000 is celebrating HER with the inaugural HER 2000 Femme Fest, a women’s lifestyle experience designed to connect, celebrate and inspire the women of 2000.
 
The station has partnered with Harties Boat Company to bring listeners a day filled with meaningful conversations, networking, wellness, entertainment and memorable experiences - all against the beautiful backdrop of Hartbeespoort Dam.
 
Listeners can look forward to an experience that brings together the best of what the station stands for - community, connection and creating memorable moments for its audience.

My girlfriend and I got back together after previously breaking up because I was struggling financially.

I have rooms in my back yard not too far from the University of Mpumalanga main campus. I would like to rent out the rooms to students who are on NSFAS but I have no idea what the requirements are or where to even start and how I can protect myself as a landlord.

 Bongani and Pontsho celebrate their relationship of 5 years through song

 When I was 15 years old my mother insulted me until I ended up in hospital because I drank poison.

Who is the one woman who shaped the person you are today?

Makhosini Henry Xaba, famously known as Joe Nina, is a legendary South African musician, songwriter, producer and one of the influential voices who have helped shape the country’s musical landscape.

With a career spanning decades, Joe Nina has created music that has become part of the soundtrack of South African life, connecting generations through sound, memory and nostalgia.

Today, he joins us as he breathes new life into one of his musical classics with a new version of “Sbale,” featuring the great Professor.