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NB:Counseling isn’t free Hello dearest, you are highly welcome to my page, I'm Courage Sorbe aka Wisdom Bank. I'm a Certified Relationship Coach, Marriage Counselor, Forex Trader/Mentor, and a Motivational Speaker. It's always been my passion to help people find solutions to their problems and It's a great honor to have you on here as a follower of my platform. My goal is to help you overcome struggles, especially in the area of Relationships and Marriage with the knowledge I've acquired and the wisdom I've been gifted with.�

This is how we do it here; if you need someone to talk to or want to say hello, message me on Messenger for a 30-minute chat. If you need any of my services, message me via the WhatsApp number I have provided on my page. My services are very affordable.�

My Services:

-Relationship Counseling
-Pre-Marital Counseling
-Post-Marital Counseling
-Other Issues
-Forex Mentorship

If you can't afford my services, summarize your problem and send a DM on messenger, I'll gladly post it as a case with the hope that you will get a solution from the opinions of other Wisdom Lovers(followers). However, I don't recommend this for all cases cos sometimes you won't get the best solution from public opinion. I believe that this page will bring more value to your life and will be a blessing to your Relationship/Marriage. I pray that you will be a true Wisdom Lover, learning and staying active on the page, sharing the content I put on here with others around you. There's something I'd like you to do for me; please invite your friends to follow and be a part of the Wisdom family, if possible tag some of them in the comment section. If you have been following me already, consider dropping a recommendation/review on my page if you haven't already. Thank you very much, I love you and I'm here for you, yes you.�
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I am your noble relationship coach and marriage counselor Courage Sorbe aka Wisdom Bank, your wisdom plug. �

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This post is for people who like to reason deeply. Some things we accept make no sense when you think about them!1) Why ...
10/10/2026

This post is for people who like to reason deeply. Some things we accept make no sense when you think about them!

1) Why does k!ssing feel normal but using someone else’s toothbrush feels d!sgusting?

2) Why is it okay to eat food prepared by someone else but d!sgusting to use their spoon?

3) Why do people spend money to look rich instead of inve$ting to become rich?

4) Why is it easier to forgive someone who hvrt you physically than someone who embarrassed you publicly?

5) Why do people say they want honesty but get △ngry when you tell them the truth?

6) Why is it acceptable for a man to have many children with different women he is not married to but shameful for a woman to have children with different men she is not married to?

7) Why do people celebrate weddings more than they celebrate the marriages themselves?

8 ) Why do we trust strangers with our secrets but sometimes hide the truth from our partners?

9) Why is it easier to advise someone to leave a bad relationship than to leave one yourself?

10) Why do people pray for financial breakthroughs but refuse to learn how to manage money?

11) Why do people want loyal partners but struggle to remain loyal themselves?

12) Why is it easier to notice someone else’s bad habits than to recognize your own?

13) Why do some people mistake jealousy for love?

14) Why do people spend years tryingna impress strangers who won’t even attend their funerals?

15) Why is a woman who knows her worth called proud, while a man who knows his worth is called confident?

16) Why do people demand respect from others but struggle to show respect themselves?

17) Why do we teach children to tell the truth but pun!sh them when the truth makes us uncomfortable?

18) Why do people stay in relationships they complain about but refuse to work on the problems?

19) Why do people say money can’t buy happiness but become unhappy when they don’t have money?

20) Why do people fear being alone more than they fear being with the wrong person?

21) Why is it easier to believe bad things about someone than to believe good things about them?

22) Why do some people want their partners to change after marriage when those same habits were present during courtship?

23) Why do people c0ndemn che△ting but still entertain people they know are unfaithful?

24) Why do people want their children to become successful but refuse to teach them how to handle failure?

25) Why do we wash our hands before eating but sometimes feed our minds with things that po!son our thinking?

26) Why do people value a person’s presence only after they are gone?

27) Why do some people prefer to win an argument rather than save their relationship?

28) Why do people expect others to understand their silence when they refuse to communicate?

29) Why do people wanna be loved for who they are but spend their lives pretending to be someone else?

30) Why do we spend so much time preparing for our future but so little time preparing for our old age?

Now, Wisdom Lover, take the mic! Which question got you thinking, and what other thought-provoking question would you add to the list? Let’s reason together in the comment section.

Wisdom is paramount.

If this post added value to your life and you’d love to keep learning with me, kindly follow this page.

If you believe someone else needs to read this, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this post. You never know whose life it may change.

I remain your trusted relationship coach and marriage therapist, Mr. Sorbe - The Wisdom Bank.

For pr!vate counseling and consultations, feel free to reach out to me on Messenger.

10/10/2026

Is there really any difference between a woman who wears artificial hair, one who gets unnatural bre△sts, and one who undergoes a BBL? Aren’t they all members of the same family of artificial enhancements? Let's hear what you think.

10/10/2026

Your ears are dirty, deary… Clean them, especially if you enjoy ear k!sses. Abi, you want your spouse to be k!ssing dirt?

This morning, I came across a video on the internet claiming that difficulty sleeping, getting △ngry for no reason, cons...
09/10/2026

This morning, I came across a video on the internet claiming that difficulty sleeping, getting △ngry for no reason, constant stress, and headaches are signs that your body needs s3x, sorry koki.

And I thought to myself, if we don’t take time to educate ourselves, we will continue to mistake popular beliefs for facts.

So, without further ado, let us talk about it!

1) DIFFICULTY SLEEPING

Some people sleep better after 5exual activity, particularly after org△sm, cos it promote relaxation.

However, if you are struggling to sleep, it doesn’t automatically mean your body needs koki. Stress, anxiety, caffeine and irregular sleeping patterns can also interfere with your sleep.

If you followed the sleep series that just ended, you will understand better.

2) GETTING △NGRY FOR NO REASON

You have probably heard someone say, “This person needs koki. That’s why they are always △ngry!”

Well, 5exual frustration can contribute to irritability in some people, especially when accompanied by loneliness or unmet emotional needs.

However, there is no good scientific evidence that going without koki directly causes unexplained bitterness. Poor sleep, stress and other emotional or physical factors can also affect your mood.

3) CONSTANT STRESS

5exual int!macy can be relaxing and can help some you relieve tension.

But if you are constantly stressed, don’t be too quick to conclude that you need koki. Financial pressure, work, relationship difficulties, anxiety and inadequate rest can all contribute to stress.

4) FREQUENT HEADACHES

Another claim I came across is that headaches are a sign that the body needs koki.

Let’s get this straight… headaches are NOT an established sign of 5exual deprivation.

Dehydration, poor sleep, tension and several other conditions can cause headaches. If you experience frequent headaches, check the possible causes rather than assuming you need 5exual activity.

5) CONSTANTLY THINKING ABOUT KOKI

Now, this one is different!

If you frequently think about koki, fantasize about int!macy or experience 5exual urges, you are experiencing 5exual desire.

But even this doesn’t mean your body is in d△nger cos you haven’t had koki.

People have different levels of 5exual desire. Some have a high drive, others have a low drive, and some experience little or no 5exual desire.

Now, there is something I want you to understand…

Koki can have physical, emotional and relational benefits. However, unlike sleep, food and water, koki is not a biological necessity for survival.

You can abstain from koki without automatically developing sleeplessness, unexplained △nger, constant stress or headaches.

Also, remember that 5exual desire, 5exual arousal and emotional int!macy are three different things.

You can desire someone’s affection without wanting koki, and your body can become physically aroused without you necessarily wanting to engage in 5exual activity.

As we continue to educate ourselves about relationships, marriage and 5exuality, let us learn to separate facts from popular beliefs.

Not everything you read on the internet is true, and the fact that many people repeat something doesn’t automatically make it a fact.

One last thing, koki is for married people… koki before marriage is 4nication and koki with someone other than your spouse is △dultery which is a s!n against your body, your partner and God.

Wisdom is paramount.

Now, let me hear from you.

Have you ever come across this claim that difficulty sleeping, △nger, stress and headaches are signs that someone needs koki? What did you think about it before reading this post?

Let us discuss this respectfully in the comments.

08/10/2026

Hustle, rest well and live wisely… e get why

For those of you who followed the SLEEP SERIES, are there any questions you would like to ask? If yes, drop them in the ...
08/10/2026

For those of you who followed the SLEEP SERIES, are there any questions you would like to ask? If yes, drop them in the comments. I’ll take my time to go through your questions and respond to you.

That innocent afternoon nap might be the reason you’re awake at midnight ya dear… Let me explain.SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE ...
07/10/2026

That innocent afternoon nap might be the reason you’re awake at midnight ya dear… Let me explain.

SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE 12

Are naps good for you, or are they secretly ruining your sleep? The answer is…

It depends.😁

A short nap during the day can help you feel more alert and less tired, especially when you haven’t slept enough.

But there is a catch.

If you nap for too long or nap too late in the day, you may find it harder to sleep at night.

For many people, keeping naps short and earlier in the afternoon is less likely to interfere with nighttime sleep.

But the most important thing is that a nap is not a replacement for proper nighttime sleep.

If you are constantly sleeping 4 hours at night and telling yourself, “I’ll nap tomorrow,” my dear… you’re not solving the problem. You’re managing the symptoms.

Your body needs proper, regular sleep.

So yes, take a nap when you need one.

Rest when your body needs rest.

But don’t turn your daytime nap into the main sleep and your nighttime sleep into an optional extra.

And just like that…

we’ve come to the end of our SLEEP SERIES.

I hope these episodes have changed the way you look at sleep.

Cos sleep isn’t laziness.

Sleep is part of taking care of the body that carries you.

Thank you for following this series, Wisdom Lovers.

And remember these three things:

☞ Work hard
☞ Rest well
☞Live wisely

Wisdom is paramount.

If this teaching added value to your life and you’d love to keep learning with me, kindly follow this page.

If you believe someone else needs to read this, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this post. You never know whose life it may change.

I remain your trusted relationship coach and marriage therapist, Mr. Sorbe - The Wisdom Bank.

For pr!vate counseling and consultations, feel free to reach out to me on Messenger.

You can’t keep borrowing sleep from Monday and promising to repay it on Saturday. SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE 11 “Don’t worry...
07/10/2026

You can’t keep borrowing sleep from Monday and promising to repay it on Saturday.

SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE 11

“Don’t worry, I’ll sleep on Saturday.”

Have you said this before dear?😂

You sleep 4 or 5 hours from Monday to Friday, then Saturday comes and you sleep until noon.

Problem solved, right?

Not exactly.

Getting extra sleep after several short nights can help you feel less sleepy, but regularly cutting your sleep short and tryingna fix everything on the weekend isn’t the same as getting enough sleep consistently.

Think of it like this… If your body needs adequate sleep every night, you can’t keep telling it “Manage for now. I’ll compensate later.”

And there is another issue even.

Sleeping much later than usual on weekends can shift your body clock and make it harder to fall asleep at your normal time when Monday comes.

Then Sunday night arrives…

Eyes wide open, no sleep is coming.

Monday morning you are like “God, please give me strength.” 😆

So yes, if you’ve had a few bad nights, getting some additional sleep can be helpful.

But don’t make “I’ll catch up this weekend” your permanent sleep strategy.

Your body needs consistency, not just emergency repairs.

And now that we’ve talked about lost sleep…

Let’s talk about something people love…. NAPS.

Are naps good for you, or can they actually mess up your nighttime sleep?

That’s Episode 12.

Wisdom is paramount.

If this teaching added value to your life and you’d love to keep learning with me, kindly follow this page.

If you believe someone else needs to read this, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this post. You never know whose life it may change.

I remain your trusted relationship coach and marriage therapist, Mr. Sorbe - The Wisdom Bank.

For pr!vate counseling and consultations, feel free to reach out to me on Messenger.

How many episodes of the SLEEP SERIES have you read so far, and which one made you go, “Wait… I never knew this about sl...
06/10/2026

How many episodes of the SLEEP SERIES have you read so far, and which one made you go, “Wait… I never knew this about sleep!”?

I want to know which episode caught your attention the most, changed your perspective, or made you look at your sleeping habits differently.

Tell me the episode number and what stood out to you.

And if you haven’t been following the series, my page is where the sleep lessons are happening.

If you spend your nights awake and your days sleeping, we need to talk about your body clock.SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE 10 “...
06/10/2026

If you spend your nights awake and your days sleeping, we need to talk about your body clock.

SLEEP SERIES — EPISODE 10

“I sleep during the day, so what’s the problem?”

Well… it depends.

If you work at night and sleep during the day, that’s one thing.

But if you stay awake all night simply cos you’re scrolling, watching movies, chatting or doing other things, then sleep through most of the day…

we need to talk.

Your body has an internal clock that helps regulate when you feel sleepy and when you feel awake.

And that clock is strongly influenced by the light and darkness around you.

That’s why regularly working against your natural sleep-wake rhythm can make sleep more difficult and affect how alert you feel.

This doesn’t mean you should never sleep during the day.

A short nap can be useful for some people.

And people who work night shifts may need to sleep during the day.

The issue is consistency, timing and whether you’re actually getting enough quality sleep.

So if your routine is daytime for sleeping and nighttime for browsing or movies, then don’t complain or wonder why you are always tired.

My dear… your body may be confused about your timetable ya.

Try to give your body a regular sleep schedule as much as your life allows.

Cos sleep isn’t just about how long you sleep.

We’ve already talked about when you sleep and how well you sleep.

There’s another question that I will be answering in Episode 11… Can you actually recover all the sleep you lost during the week by sleeping longer on weekends?

Stay tuned…

Wisdom is paramount.

If this teaching added value to your life and you’d love to keep learning with me, kindly follow this page.

If you believe someone else needs to read this, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this post. You never know whose life it may change.

I remain your trusted relationship coach and marriage therapist, Mr. Sorbe - The Wisdom Bank.

For pr!vate counseling and consultations, feel free to reach out to me on Messenger.

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