NOW women can buy punani panties – and many men are angry about it!
But shopkeepers are smiling, saying the fake punani panties are flying off the shelves.
Jeremiah Ndaba (34) told Daily Sun it is a turn-off when he gets to bed and finds he has been deceived by a fake punani.
“I think it is wrong to put on the panties and cheat men by pretending they are something they are not,” he said.
“I’d rather want her to get dressed and leave my place.”
A woman buying the panties said it gives her confidence when she walks around, especially when she is wearing tight pants.
“I love it. It doesn’t take long before men start asking for cellphone numbers,” she said.
She said men tell her they love this kind of punani and want their wives to be like her. “I have a boyfriend and he doesn’t mind. He buys me tight trousers that make him proud when we go out,” she said.
Selina Mathola said she feels complete with the punani panties.
“I know it is not what I really am but at least men love what they see.”
Selina said as a young woman she wants to be admired when she walks around the mall.
“The punani panties are the way to do it,” she said.
Shop owner Syaid Moffat said women, especially skinny ones, flock to his shop to buy the panties.
“The demand is high and I sometimes run out of stock,” he said.
But he said his customers don’t openly buy the panties.
“They try to hide from other customers,” he said.
