The rich also poos.
Let that sink in.
Your heroes fart in private jets. Your pastors snore. Your oga at the top picks his nose when nobody’s watching. Your favourite billionaire begs for love in DMs like a 19-year-old. Saints have wet dreams. Kings cheat on diets.
Nobody is the marble statue you worship from afar.
Distance creates gods.
Proximity reveals men.
The moment you’re allowed close - into the house, the inbox, the late-night calls, the hospital room - you sign an unspoken contract: see everything, say nothing that destroys what must stand.
Maturity isn’t pretending they’re perfect.
It’s knowing they’re perfectly human and still protecting the myth that inspires millions. It’s laughing at the joke in the parlour and never repeating it in the market. It’s watching the king adjust his crown in the mirror and still bowing when he steps outside.
Anyone can hustle their way into the palace.
Many do - phone flashing, mouth running, ready to trade tomorrow’s headline for today’s relevance. But only the matured stay.
They understand that loyalty isn’t blindness; it’s surgery - you cut out the cancer without killing the body. You speak in the room when it can change things. You shut up outside when it only feeds vultures.
Proximity is a privilege.
Gossip is poverty dressed as power.
Keep the secrets that don’t kill anyone.
Expose only what liberality demands. The throne must outlive the man.
The rich also poos.
The wise also zip it.
If you can’t do both, stay far.
The palace is not for boys.
Knowledge introduces you to the palace. Wisdom keeps you in the palace.
#FarmerSamson #TheWizardFarmer
Apparently this boy wasn’t born like this and he developed this at 7yrs..
He was born a sickle cell and he developed the first complications at 8months, they took him to the hospital and found out he was SS and they have been managing it since then, he didn’t walk until 2yrs 7months.
During the process of the whole hospital up&downs his father left his mom to marry another woman..
He left her and she was managing it pretty well thanks to her parents, he shuffle holidays between his father’s house and his mom.