Itz Bae Day

Can we lay in each other's presence just to manifest with each other and empower each other?

Can we offer hands on and moral support to each and celebrate the small wins?

Can we soak up each other's pure love and watch it pour back into each other as the room steams?

Can you stand for me on days where I may find strength?

Can I speak for you on days where you may not find words?

Can we do all of the he things we need to do for each other to grow and prosper and create a legacy beyond our initial small minded vision?

Because I want to hold you like no one ever has and no one ever will. I want you to know that it's with all of the love within me that I am projecting onto you and caressing into your beautiful chocolate brown skin.

I want you to know that with each mistake and every flaw that I love you endlessly and irreplaceably.

Lifetime Bae

Cultured Bae

With so many social media outlets and online dating apps, there doesn't seem to be anyone fighting for (valuable) relationships anymore. Anyone can be replaced to save the ego no matter how much of the life value it adds.

Send me... Another One!

I want to be with a man who genuinely loves me for who I am as much as he loves me for who I am not. He cares for me and checks on me not only to ensure my physical health, but my emotional and spiritual balance. He cherishes my being and isn't afraid to be vocal about it even though it's shown through his smallest efforts. He embraces me just because he understands that touch is important in our relationship. He motivates me to do better even on my weak days, but still allows me and encourages me to rest when necessary. He welcomes my love and support for him and understands that I'm an important piece in his life. He takes responsibility for his actions just as he expects me to do. He knows that we aren't here to complete each other, but to compliment each other in our being unlike anyone else.

Take Me Away, Bae!

I find that too many times the thought occurs in relationships that a break can't be taken. There's too much work. We're not in the right space. We don't have time. We have to work. The excuses continue to grow and the lesson isn't being learned that "baby, we need this trip. We need this time together. So what if we have kids? We can at least find one moment alone in a new place. I know we have to work, but this time around we both have these days off together. I know we can't afford to go here. But we can afford to go somewhere a little closer."