This message is for someone out here.
@UnkleAyo and @Wizarab10 make posts around this regularly, and I think the message is worth repeating.
Please, do whatever is reasonably within your power to stay alive.
Take care of yourself. Protect your life. Reduce the risks you can reduce.
Please don't die.
There is a blessedness that comes with time. Sometimes, the situation that looks completely hopeless today looks very different a few years later.
Stay alive long enough and you may get to watch your life turn around. You may see doors open that you thought were permanently shut. You may see some of those prayers you have carried for years get answered right before your own eyes.
So, where you have some control, protect yourself.
Block who you need to block. Avoid who you need to avoid. Stop smoking if you can. Cut down on alcohol or leave it completely. Don't be careless with sex. Protect yourself from preventable infections.
Watch what you eat and drink. Pay attention to your body. Know your blood pressure. Know your blood sugar when appropriate. Don't keep ignoring symptoms that need medical attention.
Watch the company you keep. Watch who you date. Avoid unnecessary debt, especially high-interest debt that can consume your finances and peace.
Drive carefully. Rest. Get help when you need it. Walk away from situations that threaten your safety and peace of mind.
Of course, none of us can guarantee tomorrow. There are things about life and death completely outside our control.
But for the things within your control, please give yourself the best possible chance of still being here.
Time can change so much.
That season can pass.
That financial situation can change.
That heartbreak can become a distant memory.
That unanswered prayer may yet receive an answer.
You may one day laugh again about something that once made you cry yourself to sleep.
You need to be here to see what comes next.
Please, I beg you with everything in me, take care of yourself. Protect your life as much as you reasonably can.
Please don't die. 👍🙏
You are basically implying that poor men are faithful. But faithfulness has nothing to do with money.
It is just value system. You have to reach that point for yourself to decide you want to commit to one person.
It has nothing to do with money.
This is the first time I’ll be making a tweet like this, highlighting gender differences, but I’m genuinely irritated.
A man will cheat on his woman, and his fellow men will rally around him, cover for him and back him up.
But you ladies will mock and shame the woman being cheated on rather than hold the man responsible.
I genuinely don’t get it.