Yo, what's good stereo? Now we learn lessons in each of our relationships good, bad, or ugly, but I want to know what you learned in your worst Relationship for me. I gotta put me first Lucius. I gotta put me first Okay, I had to learn how to choose myself no matter how much I love somebody I have to choose myself and also I learned when the fuck to leave there is a right time to say goodbye Okay, don't let Chris Brown check y'all. but what's something your worst relationship taught you?

Never love someone more than they love you. Like, and if you reach out and tell them how hurt you are, it's gonna ruin everything and apparently you're going to be the bad person.

Money over bitches. You can't turn a horn to a housewife. Don't put your eggs in one I'm just saying. I had to waste, but I've been a waste too.

How to tell him not to give to people who don't reciprocate

That it's not my responsibility to fix other people that that type of love and quality of love that I'm being shown as what I subconsciously believe that I deserve that and the power of normalcy here is what draws us back to talk

Something my worst relationship taught me was to never love someone more than they love you. Never love someone more than they love you to the point that you're doing things that you probably would never have done. but you're doing them because you love that person.

Maybe when you are giving so much to them and then they don't make the same effort that's how you know when they're we're not on the same page right

My biggest lesson would be certainly no one can define how you feel about yourself, no one can tell you how to feel. So be in your troop and move on if if people don't respect it.

Something that I learned is that I cannot force people to remain with me in the relationship. If they want to leave, I'll just let them leave.

That I was giving them too much about another person over myself especially while getting out as much