To My Dad and every dad out there, who has raised a Strong Woman who’s proud to him Dad.

Sometimes, even when we want to move on from pain, we find that we just can not. The memory of the past holds us back, and causes us to let go of a present, a future that could maybe bring us peace. We want the future, but, yet...

A fictional dive into the mind of a young woman, hurt by one who was meant to protect her.

Love letters warm the heart, especially the ones with your favorite love songs :)

Moving on from heartbreak is one thing. Moving on from heartbreak which you knew was inevitable but wished and hoped and prayed away, is a whole other thing. This was written sometime before 2010.

I came across a thread by Dayo Adedapo on twitter (@TrophyHusbandD) and decided to turn it into an audio piece. I hope it makes at least 1 man think about how to love his woman a little better. Here’s Dayo’s original thread: https://twitter.com/trophyhusbandd/status/986516676849160197?s=21

Becoming a person of character and wisdom requires experience. A lot

of times, the best builders of our characters are the most painful of our experiences. And so, with love, I wish you pain.