Breaking someone’s trust is like a coffee stain on a white tshirt, it ruins it and no matter how many times you wash/dry clean, the brown stain still will always be there starring at you. It’s irritating, it’s annoying , if you love the tshirt enough, you can over look the stain

We let our guards down for the wrong people and put our guards up for everyone else, no allowing those with genuine intentions show their intentions or even allow ourselves receive it.

My pastor in church today said “Don’t fast to force God’s hands, fast to accept God’s answer”. I felt that 🥹🥹

Every man gets to a point in life where he only values silence, God, his hustle, and fixing himself. Nothing else.

I resonate with this… masculinity is deeper and weightier than we’ve reduced it to be. Most people who even talk about masculinity have zero idea what it is to be masculine they just tilt towards toxicity premised on their unhealed experiences

for the right person, all you have to do is "exist" read that again

Today, I found this beautiful scripture: “I will give you back seven times what you lost.” Joel 2:25. If you believe God will multiply your losses, please say Amen.

"Maybe God ruined your plan, so your plan wouldn't ruin you."

A mistake made more than once is a decision. A mistake made more than twice is an habit. A mistake made more than 3 times, it’s their character.

When you pray, God listens. When you listen, God talks. When you believe, God works.

Cheating is choice Deception is a choice Lying is a choice There are no mistakes with any of the above. Anyone who does any of the above to you, knows exactly what they did and why they did it.

I endorse….

Tripp don’t miss… these are the hard, difficult conversations that must be had

My loyalty kept me in situation that my common sense tried to get me out of.

They will do that and blame you for not feeling any emotions for them anymore.

I just realized people who overexplain themselves aren’t looking for validation. They’re just used to not being believed - forced to prove their memories, their pain, their worth, their truth - until they’re exhausted from just existing.

Silence is the coldest response you could have to anything that is no longer serving you.

When my therapist showed me, I lacked self-love I lost it. Over the course of 14 months, I've learned lessons I overlooked and or took for granted.

Some men will open doors and charm you, but won’t be emotionally available. They’ll pay for dates and spoil you, but push your boundaries. That’s not chivalry, it’s strategic generosity. Know the difference.