The King's Thought of the Day " Very Uncensored " Podcast - Episode 9

Relationships today are hard as you make them to be - Have you ever lusted for someone else while in a new or existing relationship ..... did u step out of were you master of your domain . was she in the side pocket back pocket or no pocket? / I worked hard in life to to set examples not to enable you to be useless.

Firstly, it is natural to find other people attractive even when you are in a committed relationship. However, acting on those feelings of attraction can cause harm to your partner and your relationship. It is important to communicate openly and honestly with your partner about your feelings and work together to maintain the trust and integrity of your relationship.

Cheating, or stepping out of the relationship, can have serious consequences and can damage the trust and intimacy in your relationship. It is important to take responsibility for your actions and be honest with your partner if you do find yourself attracted to someone else. Remember, communication and trust are key to maintaining a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

It sounds like you are frustrated and feeling that someone in your life is not making the most of their opportunities. While it can be disappointing to see someone not living up to their potential, it's important to remember that everyone has their own path in life and their own reasons for doing things the way they do.

It's natural to want to help others succeed, but it's also important to recognize when someone is not ready or willing to accept that help. Instead of feeling resentful or angry towards them, try to understand where they're coming from and what may be holding them back. You can also focus on setting a positive example by continuing to work hard and achieve your own goals.

Ultimately, it's up to each individual to take responsibility for their own life and decisions. While you can offer support and encouragement, you can't force someone to be successful. It's important to have empathy and understanding, while also setting healthy boundaries and not enabling negative behavior.