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  I Knew Something Was Off - Part 1 I wasn’t gonna tell this story today. But here we are. So, let me set the stage. I’m sitting here, almost at 100K subs, feeling all kinds of emotions. And this story? This one’s personal. It’s the kind of story that gets watered down when I tell it at a family BBQ. But today? Nah. Today, I’m giving you the real version . The story of how I found out I was being cheated on. Not the cute, edited version. The real, messy, raw truth. For the sake of privacy? We’re calling him Richard . (But let’s be real, he’s got one of those names—Chad, Chris, Blake—you know the vibe.) I was a teen mom. Had a beautiful baby girl, just one year old. Newly married—like, three weeks married. And pregnant. With twins. I had all the dreams you’d expect: Fresh start. Big family. Happily ever after. But less than a month in? I felt that itch. You know the one. The whisper in your gut that something’s wrong. He was acting different. Protective of h...

** I'm not calling out any of those sorry slobs that are out there trying to "buy love" or win the hearts of women with money and flashy trinkets! I'm saying don't go this route and waste your time and money on a woman who really isn't interested in your personality, looks, your vision, your plans, your goals, or ANY part of your life besides your money and a free ride. Why piss all of your money away trying to lure and trap someone into a relationship? I know some of you guys out there are kind-hearted and will help anyone because it's in your nature to do so. But, if you don't keep your cool, and pay attention to what's going on, you will be broke as hell, and need help your own damn self. Why put yourself and your mind through all of that stress and worry about your credit and bills and what you will have to do or be able to do, if one of your "REAL FRIENDS" come to you for assistance? You don't always have to say "no", b...

  The New Bonnie & Clyde: A Partnership Built on Strength, Not Destruction The idea of being “Bonnie and Clyde” has been twisted into a reckless, lawless fantasy—a couple against the world, running on chaos, crime, and destruction. But if you really break it down, that’s not what loyalty, partnership, or real power looks like. The truth is, the modern Bonnie & Clyde should not be about tearing things down—it should be about building something strong, unbreakable, and lasting. A rider isn’t just someone who’s willing to suffer and struggle with you. A rider is someone who has your back while pushing you to be greater. A real rider doesn’t let you crash and burn for entertainment or out of blind loyalty. They don’t encourage self-destruction, and they don’t use “love” as an excuse to keep you trapped in cycles of toxicity, chaos, and failure. What It Means to Truly Ride for Someone Loyalty isn’t just about being there during the good times —it’s about making sure th...