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“Don’t do drugs, also quit alcohol if you’ve ever been diagnosed with mental health condition,” ❤❤ Dineo Ranaka talking from experience — learn or perish. 😉

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Percio1 year ago

At some point the nation needs to have a discussion about alcohol induced anxiety and depression.

World Transformation Movement2 years ago

“Most important interview of all time” says leading psychiatrist as “it solves the human condition, ends suffering & turmoil at its source & finally makes sense of our lives!”

Noksy_Ramz1 year ago

I totally agree. Those substances are depressants. The low afters the high will get you contemplating suicide.

🇿🇦1 year ago

She always makes sense when she speaks man. I love her. She needs to be a spokesperson for someone.

🤴 Mash1 year ago

Totally agree with her

king Kevin Debruyne 👑1 year ago

Bipolar and alcohol don't mix

Sbosh1 year ago

She is making sense and totally correct

@Prince1 year ago

And what if you are disrespectful?

EL Infamy1 year ago

Agreed 👏👏👏👏👏

Smeer1 year ago

she loves edibles???

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