I just love the fact that Khanyi is an independent and powerful woman, who is just comfortable in her skin. It’s also nice to see black women not make excuses and be unapologetically themselves.

"Because," she said, "when you're scared but you still do it anyway, that's brave."

If you keep living with confidence, the rest of your life will unfold exactly as it is meant to. It won't always be comfortable. Some will recognize your brave; others won't. Some will understand and like you; others won't. But the way others respond to your confidence is not your business. Your business is to stay loyal to you. That way, you will always know that those who do like and love you are really your people. You'll never be forced to hide or act in order to keep people if you don't hide or act to get them. To be brave is to forsake all others to be true to yourself. That is the vow of a confident girl.

She wanted to do things without having to worry what others thought.
She simply lived for her freedom.

The young woman seemed to take pleasure in being bold and shameless. She had no hesitation, no fear whatsoever. She threw herself into adultery with a sort of vigorous sincerity, defying danger and doing so with a sort of vanity in her defiance.

Because,' she said, 'when you're scared but you still do it anyway, that's brave.

The woman of today is courageous, willing to follow their dream.

She's very intelligent and she often said she didn't fear anyone enough to lie.

What I find powerful is a person with
the confidence to be her own self.

So she doesn't call desertion, poverty, and hard work troubles? She's a brave little girl, and I shall be proud to know her.

Nothing inspires more courage in a woman than fearlessness in the man she loves.

Do you think she really believes what she's saying?"
"Sure she believes it. That's what makes her so funny.

She's not afraid. She's wearing a dentata.

She is fearless about going for the shots. She just believes that all her shots will go in.