“I NEVER PLANNED TO DATE YOU.
I WAS TAUGHT NEVER TO EAT FROM ANOTHER MAN'S PLATE.

Look, Ade has always been like a brother to me. Back in the day—before all the fame, during his YBNL hustle—he’d casually say, ‘Senior bro, I dey eye that babe o.’ I knew he was talking about Simi. The way he said it, I could tell the feelings were real. So I respected that.

It's just bro code. You don’t go after a woman your guy already made his intentions clear about." – Falz opens up to Simi about their past.

IF YOU CAN CONCEIVE IT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT

One of the most powerful truths in life is this: Anything you can conceive in your mind, you can make it happen. You see my friends, the human mind is a factory of limitless ideas and potential. But most often, what we imagine and see around us is doubt, uncertainty, and fear of failure. BE BOLD BE STRONG BE COURAGEOUS

Check the people who have had things happen to them that they never thought or believed would happen to them, or those who have done things they swore they would never do. They don't rush to judge anyone for their choices or mistakes. They clearly understand that life has no manual. Bottom line: Do the best you can and learn along the way when mistakes happen.

Never you tell a man who is carrying you that he stinks.

"Don't measure a man's success by how high he climbs but how high he bounces when he hits bottom" - George S. Patton

The older I get, the more I realize that clinginess in a relationship isn’t cute. It’s suffocating. Like, relax. We don’t have to be texting all day, every day. We don’t have to be together 24/7. A healthy relationship doesn’t mean losing yourself to another person. It means growing together while still having your own life. Go out with your friends. Find a hobby. Chase your goals. Do something that doesn’t involve me. The biggest mistake people make in relationships is thinking their partner is supposed to be their entire source of happiness. No, that’s your responsibility. Happiness is an inside job. No relationship can thrive when one or both partners are emotionally dependent on the other for their sense of fulfillment. I love affection. I love deep connections. But I also love my peace, my independence, and my own space to breathe and recharge. And I refuse to feel guilty for that. We should complement each other, not complete each other because we should already be whole.

What a world

The older I get, the more I realize that clinginess in a relationship isn’t cute. It’s suffocating. Like, relax. We don’t have to be texting all day, every day. We don’t have to be together 24/7. A healthy relationship doesn’t mean losing yourself to another person. It means growing together while still having your own life. Go out with your friends. Find a hobby. Chase your goals. Do something that doesn’t involve me. The biggest mistake people make in relationships is thinking their partner is supposed to be their entire source of happiness. No, that’s your responsibility. Happiness is an inside job. No relationship can thrive when one or both partners are emotionally dependent on the other for their sense of fulfillment. I love affection. I love deep connections. But I also love my peace, my independence, and my own space to breathe and recharge. And I refuse to feel guilty for that. We should complement each other, not complete each other because we should already be whole.