“The greatness in one can nurture the fruition of greatness in another but when two are broken (as were Kelly Gibson and I), the damage brought forth far more tedious challenges. Please know to become one is to trust; first. Within trust beckons the submission of transparency. When all is put on the table, let judgment go and allow forgiveness to become the seed deeply rooted in the beginning of the relationship. This acknowledges trauma, brings truth to personal needs, and sheds light on expectations regarding future endeavors. Upon this spiritual covenant, allow no other entity but God to seal your union. This means allow no one, not friends, best friend, exes, family members, coworkers, gossipers, naysayers, careers, vices, addictions, unmarried/unvetted advisors, social platform/media followers, past or current closure potentials and or fallback outlets that could lead to personal-guilt, doubt or immoral behavior. In other words, all that accepted who you were, what you were in, and who you were with (or without), during the time of your utmost urgent need, traumas, and or circumstances of peril, can be considered unknowing enablers or codependent constituents addicted to the energy you’ve given through suffering. Thus, as opposed to the norm of lust, denial, and desperation, which are normally camouflaged in the beginnings of relationships, both (if willing to sacrifice in transparency), can find their unconditional purpose in oneness. Upon this, the blessed building thereof will/shall take place within the unification of an unbreakable foundation.” – Reginald