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Some men use the claim that "men are polygamous by nature" to justify cheating and avoid responsibility.

While attraction to multiple people may be common, infidelity is still a choice. Faithfulness depends on honesty, self-control, and respect for agreed relationship boundaries.

True commitment is not the absence of temptation but the decision to remain trustworthy despite it.

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Every contradicting question always poses as rebellion.

"You don't question God" they usually say;
But what happens when clarity is needed? You keep quiet and watch even when one answer is all you need?

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This has been a major concern amongst growing adults and I believe needs addressing and clear teachings for better comprehension.

A group of people teaches about "grace" and how some have it in abundance, many have it sparingly while others don't just have it. And many Christians have attributed financial success to this particular yardstick of "grace".

It keeps raising a concerning question especially amongst adults; doesn't this phenomenon contradict God being impartial?

"Some are destined to have it all while others are just fated to remain in ground level no matter how hard they try"? A teen asked.

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What happens when a man can't offer anything else aside money?

I hear majority of men shouting on top of their voices about how women have made relationships basically monetary,and seeing every struggling man as a bad man who doesn't deserve love.

But if we decide to be true to ourselves as men, we are the ones sponsoring this chaos.
Meet an average man that claims to be a big guy and the first impression he gives off "I have the money and I'm ever ready to spend". Most of them would even voice it out "how much can you finish"

Once this delusion is established, the lady in question starts believing that every man she meets, has to be ever ready to impress her with money or he's not worth her time. Sadly our dating pool is so monetised that it's now a game of the highest bidder takes the prize home.

Men have to do better; money should serve as a tool not an identity!
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