Code for da sistas to live by
Radio personality Anele Mdoda has come up with her very own "sister code", a set of rules involving relationships with friends and their lovers.Guys have a "bro code", which they all swear by. Anele feels it is time women also have a code that sees sisters stick together.Here are the rules that need to be adhered to in the sister code:You may not ask my man, boyfriend or husband for a lift. There is Uber. This is 2016;You may not dish up for my man at a braai. If I'm not there he can dish up for himself. The only three people that are allowed to dish up for him are his mom, the waiter and me;Do not be a cougar to my younger brother. That's not on;If a friend steals another friend's man, you have to pick a side. Either the victim or the ho. You can't be friends with both; andIf I'm telling a story in front of you and other people are there and I add in a little bit of spice you can't come out and correct me and show everyone that I'm elevating the story. Girl, you have to have my back. ..
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