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31/10/2025

u need to watch this till the end ��

Apostolic e dey???
31/10/2025

Apostolic e dey???

Yeah
31/10/2025

Yeah

AM back 🙏🙏🙏
31/10/2025

AM back 🙏🙏🙏

Craving for thisWhat's your best way of preparing itHelp a brother 🤗🤗
01/05/2025

Craving for this
What's your best way of preparing it
Help a brother 🤗🤗

I still dey para for this guyClients wey we for Carry see road this mugu go him own marry her 😔😔
28/04/2025

I still dey para for this guy
Clients wey we for Carry see road this mugu go him own marry her 😔😔

You Just Met Her. Why Are You Asking Her Out Already?Bro, you met her for the first time and the next thing that comes o...
28/04/2025

You Just Met Her. Why Are You Asking Her Out Already?

Bro, you met her for the first time and the next thing that comes out of your mouth is:

“I like you. Can we be more than friends?”
“I’m looking for something serious. Are you available?”

Come on now. That’s not boldness. That’s carelessness dressed up as confidence. Your testosterone is on ram..page.

Great men are careful when making choices.

And to the ladies saying, “I like a man who knows what he wants and goes straight to the point.” That is why you keep choosing the wrong partners. Trauma is making you perceive carelessness as clarity.

If “straight to the point” means you skip discernment and jump into a potential situationship just because a man has a smooth tongue, you’re not being wise. You’re being impulsive.

“A man who knows what he wants and goes straight to the point” should only come after assessing compatibility. Not the first day of meeting a lady.

Let me give you a picture:
Imagine you walk to a junction. Do you just step into the road without checking for oncoming cars? No?

So why do you treat relationships like that?

Asking someone out the moment you meet them is like proposing marriage to a stranger because they’re wearing a wedding dress in public.

It’s not romantic. It’s reckless.

It shows how you make decisions in other areas of your life without much consideration. No clarity. No compatibility check. Just attraction.

And attraction is not enough to build a relationship.

Here’s the truth:
You can’t commit to someone you haven’t studied. Understanding should come before commitment. You can't know all about a person but know enough to make an informed decision.

You need to find out: Who is this person? What are their values? How do they think? Who are their close friends? Are we going in the same direction? Are they even human?👀

That takes time, conversation, and observation - not just attraction.

I always say that Intentional dating starts with intelligent relating.

Before you shoot your shot, ask questions. Be present. Build rapport. Let people be themselves around you, then watch how they treat others when no one is looking. When you rush into relationships, you’ll likely crash into trauma, confusion, and emotional regret.

Build friendship first. Let clarity lead you into relationships. Because whatever starts in haste… often ends in waste.

You want to rush into what others are rushing out of. Slow down.

Prince David
Relationship therapist ✍️✅

Good morning fam 💕💕😘
25/04/2025

Good morning fam 💕💕😘

Here are some signs that may indicate someone is using you in a relationship: # Signs of Being Used*1. One-Sided Effort*...
25/04/2025

Here are some signs that may indicate someone is using you in a relationship:

# Signs of Being Used
*1. One-Sided Effort*
You consistently put in more effort to maintain the relationship, initiate conversations, and plan dates.

*2. Selfish Motives*
The person only reaches out to you when they need something, such as emotional support, financial help, or favors.

*3. Lack of Emotional Investment*
They seem uninterested in your feelings, thoughts, and experiences, but expect you to be invested in theirs.

*4. Manipulation*
They use guilt, anger, or self-pity to control your actions or decisions.

*5. Disrespect for Boundaries*
They disregard your boundaries, ignore your needs, or pressure you into doing things you're uncomfortable with.

*6. No Mutual Support*
They don't offer emotional support, encouragement, or help when you need it.

*7. Inconsistent Communication*
They're inconsistent in their communication, often leaving you wondering if they're interested or invested in the relationship.

*8. Focus on Physical Intimacy*
The relationship seems to revolve around physical intimacy, with little emphasis on emotional connection or meaningful interactions.

# Red Flags
*1. They Only Contact You When They Want Something*
If the person only reaches out to you when they need something, it may be a sign that they're using you for their own benefit.

*2. They Don't Respect Your Feelings*
If the person consistently disregards your feelings, ignores your needs, or makes you feel unimportant, it may be a sign of emotional manipulation.

*3. You Feel Drained or Unappreciated*
If you consistently feel drained, unappreciated, or unhappy in the relationship, it may be time to reevaluate.

# What to Do
*1. Communicate Your Feelings*
Openly communicate your feelings and concerns with the person.

*2. Set Boundaries*
Establish clear boundaries and expectations for the relationship.

*3. Evaluate the Relationship*
Take time to reflect on the relationship and determine if it's healthy and fulfilling for you.

*4. Prioritize Self-Care*
Focus on your own emotional well-being and prioritize self-care.

*5. Consider Distance or Boundaries*
If the relationship is toxic or unhealthy, consider distancing yourself or establishing boundaries to protect your emotional well-being.

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