This moment, This Look

I think a lot of us have been there. You hear that someone has lost their mum, dad, sibling, spouse or someone incredibly dear to them, and immediately you think:

This week has been an incredibly sad one.

For the longest time, I thought my love language was words of affirmation.

It’s the weekend, and I thought I’d share five things from this week that I have absolutely loved. And honestly? It has been such a good week.

Every time I close my eyes, it’s you.

A few days ago, I saw a post that said something along the lines of: If you’ve offended me, don’t say good morning to me. Don’t say hello. Don’t say hi when you haven’t said sorry.

I know this is supposed to be Monday Motivation.

Dear men, this post is for you. I want to ask you one very simple question.

There are many things I wish I had more time for, but one of them is puzzles. I bought a 300-piece puzzle months ago and, honestly, it’s been sitting there looking at me ever since.

One thing my partner and I have been doing lately to improve intimacy at home is something we’ve started calling the 50-Kiss Challenge.

Two weeks ago, I stood at the Sunday school podium again, and one particular lesson has stayed with me ever since. Actually, not one lesson. Three.

Hi guys, So recently, Babe and I made a decision, one that I think every couple should consider.

Yesterday, someone very dear to me asked a question that stopped me in my tracks: “How often do you stop to think about the sweet things I do for you?”

Which one of you was important enough? Guys!!!!!! When I tell you life has a sense of humour, I mean it.

Just because someone admires you, likes you, or even loves you, does not mean they have the capacity to carry you.

There’s been a huge argument on social media recently about whether people should be dating multiple people at the same time.

There’s a quiet pattern that plays out in relationships, one most people don’t notice until they’re already in it.

The season of love is quietly creeping up on us again, and if you know me, you know this already: I love love.

 Yetty & Ayo: Silence is the comment. Reflection is the consequence.