So you look at a woman and just assume,
“She no fine, so she must be a good woman.”
Or you say, “She too fine, this one go destroy me.”
Please, let’s stop this nonsense.
Who told you a beautiful woman is evil,
And the ones you call “ugly” are automatically angels?
Have you ever seen an ugly devil before?
Exactly.
I’m not here to tolerate that mentality, I want to destroy it.
This belief that beauty equals danger,
And “ugly” means virtue, it’s madness.
If you still reason like that in this 2025, you’re lost.
Let me help you open your eyes with a simple example.
Ever seen a Garden egg?
They come in all shapes, all appearances.
Some of the most beautiful Garden eggs, clean shell, shiny surface.
But when you crack them open?
Worms. Rottenness. Disappointment.
Then you see one egg that looks rough on the outside.
Misshapen, dirty even.
But you open it, and it’s fresh, healthy and rich.
And guess what?
Some ugly-looking eggs are still rotten inside.
So it’s not about the outside.
It’s what’s inside that matters.
Same thing with a woman.
A beautiful woman can be loyal, kind, God-fearing.
She can be focused, chased, not interested in the streets.
She’s not out to destroy anyone.
Another beautiful woman might be full of deceit.
Another might be a giver, a helper, a life-changer.
And yes, some women you call “ugly” might be deeply caring.
Others might be just as wicked as the devil himself.
So stop using looks as your compass.
Don’t say, “She’s fine, so she must be bad.”
Or, “She’s not fine, so she must be good.”
You’ll mislead yourself.
Find out who people truly are.
Investigate character.
Know them for yourself.
Some of you see a beautiful woman and run.
You’re intimidated.
You’ve convinced yourself she can never be loyal.
Do you know how many beautiful women
don’t have men standing with them?
Because of this same stereotype?
Meanwhile, the so-called “ugly” ones
have men swarming around them
because people assume they’re “safe.”
Let’s be real.
It’s not about beauty or lack of it.
It’s about the soul. The mindset. The values.
A woman can be beautiful
and not belong to the streets.
She can be ugly and still be a people pleaser.
Or vice versa.
You want to date someone “ugly”?
Fine. But find out what kind of ugly she is.
Is it the good kind or the one that will still mess you up?
You want to chase beauty?
No problem. But make sure
you know the kind of beauty you’re chasing.
It’s not a crime to be beautiful.
It’s not a crime to be “ugly.”
But it is a crime to be foolish
because of assumptions.
Stop generalizing.
Every fine woman is a prostitute.
Every not-so-fine woman is a saint.
Open your eyes.
Use your brain.
Don’t let social media, gossip, and stereotypes
shape your decisions.
Before you find yourself heartbroken,
blaming “beauty,”
go and look in the mirror.
Blame your own lack of discernment.
Some of you, your girlfriend is already playing you,
collecting 100k from one job “somewhere,”
and coming back to kiss your forehead.
And you still believe you’re in love.
Wake up.
Know who you’re dealing with.
Stop listening to hearsay.
Stop judging based on face.
That’s how you’ll live long,
peacefully, and wisely.
Have a blessed day, my people.
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