Kountry Wayne
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485 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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Although we don't talk and everything is still fresh, he still talks to my sister, who is in a relationship with one of his family members, as if he and I never happened. I keep trying to figure out what is it about me that keeps falling for men who don't meet my requirements when it comes to job, money, and faith. I work two full-time jobs, and I take care of myself and my children.
I will continue to have faith that my equal is on the way. Can you please give me some advice to strengthen my self-confidence and put boundaries between my ex and I, who I still love with friendship?
What's that last part she said? The very, very last part. Hold up. She said, can you please give me some advice? This one, she said, strengthen myself, confidence, and put boundaries. That's the answer. She got the answer right there. She needs strength in her. She just needs to work on her. Work on her. You can't work on nobody else. You can't change men.
You can't change the people that come into your life. The devil going to send them. And you just got to change you. Life is like from kindergarten to 12th grade. People think it's from 12th grade to kindergarten. The lesson gets harder. We go from 1 plus 1 to 3x times 50x. But you get stronger along the way. That it feels like kindergarten.
Wow.
So you got the strength in you. So when that stuff come, you know how to handle that. You're going to be different, okay? Nah, I ain't going to lie. Because what it is, sometimes the broke man got the best D. So it's hard to leave him alone. Because they're going to focus on that.
Like, the lazy women got the best, the broke men got the best.
The lazy women, what? You come home, she just laying on that sofa, boy? You got that vibe about you, like, if you, like... What? That I'm lazy? Like, you hard work, but you lazy.
Boy, you got that, like, joke come on, see, you be happy as hell. But, like, I hate to be on y'all all day, but good lord.
Okay, I would tell you definitely work on yourself, do some self work, do therapy, because it sounds like you've been through some things. You said you had trauma from past relationships in the past three years. I would work on yourself before hopping into a relationship. I do know that it is hard to deal with someone who is still friends with your family and still be kind of lingering.
It's hard to get over somebody when they're still so close. Like, you know, it's like, hey, can you just can I have my people? You know what I'm saying? Can you just go on so that I can have my life back and not think about you or constantly have to hear about what's going on with you? So I know that's hard as well, but you can't control
the fact that your sister's in a relationship with one of his family members, I would just do my best to just let your sister know, hey, I don't want to hear anything about him. I'm trying to get over it. Even though you love him, but I think what Country Wayne said is right. You have to start with yourself. That's real.
All right, so we do something called what I'm going through and what I'm growing through.
I'm going through?
I might be going through it, but he won't let me feel it. I don't know.
That's good. So this part of the show, we fill in the blank. It's called Keep It Blank, Sweetie. Okay, cool. From this episode, I would say keep it... Creative, sweetie. Never get complacent. Always stay creative and think of new ideas and things to do.
That's real.
Yeah. What would you say?
I like that.
You like that? You can go with what I said. I'm going to go with what you said. All right. Perfect. We're saying keep it creative, sweetie. Thank you, Wayne.
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