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No matter how tough things get, Stay on your feet Because some broad that you kept a good name with and reputation with will call you When she is in need. And if you can’t pick her up Or Go get grocery’s for her Or Take her to the bank Or Buy her kid a birthday gift when the baby daddy locked up Or Have a place for them to live Or Whatever she needs Then she won’t choose When you need her And When she needs you So stay rich Like i we say Stay up And Stay on Or rather stay cold Because your time to become qualified is coming And you have to be able to be her man at that time And then you stay her man One day at a time Forever Or rather you make it last forever with her Ya dig

Know which one you are best at. And Know which one is most important that someone is giving to you. Master one part. And Every woman should give you atleast one of these parts that she has mastered The Five Love Languages , by Gary Chapman, posits people express and receive love in five primary ways: Words of Affirmation(compliments, praise), Acts of Service (doing helpful things), Receiving Gifts (thoughtful tokens), Quality Time (undivided attention), and Physical Touch (hugs, holding hands). The core idea is that partners often have different primary languages, causing love to feel unreceived if expressed in the giver's language instead of the receiver's, leading to conflict; understanding these languages helps improve communication, connection, and intimacy. The Five Love Languages Explained - Words of Affirmation: Expressing affection through spoken words, praise, compliments, or appreciation, like saying "I love you" or "You look great today". - Acts of Service: Doing helpful tasks for your partner, such as cooking dinner, doing chores, or running errands, to show you care. - Receiving Gifts: Feeling loved through thoughtful, meaningful presents, where the sentiment behind the gift matters more than the cost. - Quality Time: Giving someone your focused, undivided attention, like going for a walk, having a deep conversation, or sharing an experience. - Physical Touch: Communicating love through appropriate physical contact, like hugs, kisses, holding hands, or back rubs.