• Consequences of Being A Workaholic

    Despite recognising the harm, individuals trapped in cycles of excessive work struggle to slow down, experiencing anxiety, exhaustion, and burnout. I was taught and modelled that working hard is one of the clearest signs of responsibility, ambition, and love for your family. Most men have been. We are praised for

  • Before You Have That Baby

    I suffer from severe allergies to many common things: dust, prolonged exposure to low temperatures, perfumes, certain soaps, detergents (or any very strong smell), and some foods. When I’m exposed to some of these things, I can barely get out of bed the next day. On days like those (which

  • Losing Yourself To Keep A Relationship?

    Losing Yourself To Find Love? You don’t always lose yourself in dramatic ways. Sometimes, you quietly slip away through small compromises at a time, and everyone around you gets comfortable with the version of you that remains. There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from constantly being the

  • Identifying Abusive Patterns In A Relationship

    It does not start with a punch How coercive control creeps in quietly under the guise of passion, concern, and intense love. People think abuse is obvious; they picture a loud, public scene or a visible bruise, but coercive control does not announce itself with a blow to the jaw;

  • THE EXCEPTION TO THE RULE

    (Psalm 32:2)   I once boarded a taxi in Abuja, Nigeria. The taxi driver was not wearing his seatbelt, and I asked him why. He told me an interesting story… “A friend of mine died because he wore one”, he said. I asked him to elaborate. How so? “He had

  • VENGEANCE

    I watched an episode in a very popular Christian Television Series in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, “Another Life”. In that episode, a lady had a beef with someone and told her friend (who was a Christian) about it. She told her Christian friend she would revenge what the

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