Katleho Mabindisa

Extract from Thandi H. Dlamini's diary, year 2058:

"I never thought this day would ever come. The day when every male on the planet ceased to exist. It's absolutely mind-boggling. The words convey meaning, yet lack true coherence. While all the women celebrated this accomplishment, I harbored a deep resentment. A resentment so intense that it drove me to betray those I once trusted wholeheartedly. I am left with no one to rely on, not even my own mother. I feel lost in this realm of sorcery. Will I ultimately perish in solitude within this dystopian society?"

A World Of Women

"Tell me everything. " Anthony said, taking his seat again after putting the plates and lasagne tray in the sink 


"Tell you everything?" I blinked, confused, "Are you referring to whether I've decided to work with the men or not?" 


"That conversation can come afterwards. I want to know everything that had happened to you after the day women took over the world. We never saw each other again since then, and you and I have always been close. So I want to know what happened since then." 


I exhaled loudly, as if trying to exhaled the anxiety that crawled up my chest after he asked that question. 


"I, um, I don't even know where to start. A lot happened ever since that day. A lot affected me in a way that I never expected it to affect me, because I was only 8 at the time it happened." 


Lost In His Eyes