HURT

BY Rebecca Masina

So many people are being hurt and they do not talk much about it, or they just chose not to talk about it because of fear from those that hurt them and from the public that will judge them. Being hurt does not have to be physically only, there are many ways that one can get hurt. The ones we love seem to be the ones that take the cake on hurting us. The ones that we trust and have our hopes on, seem to be the ones that take away our pride, joy and happiness.

Talking about your hurt to someone or other people can be helpful in terms of finding a healing or helping others. We give our hearts with the thought that they will be taken care of and not destroyed or abused. “Earlier I was listening to Metro FM  ...Ask a men... there was a guy who called and asked for advise with his girlfriend of three years whose been cheating on him and still is cheating at the same time she got married to someone whilst seeing that guy. The lady has a six year old child which the guy takes care of besides the fact that the child is not his. So apparently the lady keeps coming back and the guy keeps forgiving her, but still the lady continues to cheat”. This only shows that we as people do not appreciate the little that others are trying to show and give us.

Where we seem to love it is mostly said it is where we are not loved. We give our all but they still find a way to hurt us. We give too much that when we are getting hurt we find it hard to let go. Which will be the best way and the best way to save ourselves from hurt? Move on, there are people out there who will appreciate you more and give the same or even more percentage of love, respect and communication than what you are getting. Time heals so they say. Trying to move on is not simple but it’s the best way of healing. You are not meant to be hurt. Everyone deserves what’s best for their lives.

Let love rule not hurt. Others are abused physically and emotionally but still they hang on thinking that the situation will change but the honest truth is we all know a leopard will never change its spots.

Work on yourself. Figure out who you are and what you are about. Know your story. Don’t be afraid to ask. Believe in your abilities. The future is your and not theirs.

SELF REHABILITATION AFTER FAILING IN A BIG LEAP

By Brandly Mathibela

When one tries to leap into a mentality of success the likeliness of failure weighs lighter than that of the opposite, but when it comes to reality there are quite a lot of qualities that one's mindset has to consist of because in the mist of failure one will suffer thudding blows to the mentality which will definitely leave permanent scars. In that context and going forward one's energy shall be altered with, and result in a mind and heart that think in a slack tune.

The new tune created by permanent scars shows up as a character of skepticism and the fear of going all  committed towards one's dreams and aspirations. People often resort to convenient alternatives due to the fear of failing in their own lanes, compromise their dreams for something totally different due to the low self-esteem created by the failure of the initial maneuvers.

The questions that emerge are: How does one rehabilitate oneself from the previous failure's trauma, rekindle the attraction one had towards success, how do you begin to think you are ready for challenges  though it is not known by anyone what to expect, How do you get rid of the bad memories left by failure?

THERE'S A NEW KID ON THE BLOCK

 THERES A NEW KID IN THE BLOCK

By Rebecca Masina

Tshepo  Zulu also known as Trizle Beats, a young and upcoming artist who is passionate about music and lives up to his name  The Midrand/ ivory park born star is a producer ,rapper and a performer. The love of music started when he was still young, at the age of five when he realized that he loves singing and dancing in which he has won awards consecutively, for three years.  At the age of 16 he decided to start producing and writing his own music.

During his matric year he had a bedroom studio where he recorded most of his songs and started performing them in local schools and local taverns where he got recognition as a musician. Trizle went to Ponelopele Oracle Secondary and is currently studying Public Management at Tshwane North College.

When asked how he started his music career, he said “I used to be a dancer meaning I used to listen to music a lot, and then I started to learn how to produce and write my own music”. He got motivated by his late mother, who used to be singer.

He has produced and still produces music for upcoming artist like him all over South Africa.

 ‘’I mix and master my own songs and I also produce my own beats. the best track I’ve ever recorded and produced is my latest single #WeLoveTo, I feel like it has that vibe to get anyone dancing, whether you love hip hop or not.’’- He said.

He is an independent artist and currently owns his own music label Trizle Beats Entertainment and recently opened a crew by the name of ‘’TalkTruthClan’’

Later this year he’s going to release his first Beat-tape called the R.E.D (Red End Dangerous). Hip hop is what he loves and enjoys. ” it makes me feel comfortable with who I am- he said.

Here is one of his releases that you can listen and rate him on,

http://www.datafilehost.com/d/6479eae2

Contacts: trizlebeats@gmail.com

Facebook: Trizle Beats