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September 24, 2026 - 10:46 AM

“There are Three Types of Brokeness”- Cynthia Morgan

Now, when it comes to giving out relationship advice, we have a lot of unpaid therapists on the internet who go far and wide to get the best advice for those in relationships.

Cynthia Morgan has taken that crown recently, as she dishes one of the best counseling for people in relationships.

Cynthia Morgan, a well-known singer from Nigeria, has clarified why it should be illegal for two spiritually, financially, and emotionally bankrupt people to date.

The dance hall singer questioned why people took it personally when they said that males shouldn’t be broke and in a relationship on her Instagram story.

She also went further to identify different types of brokenness that she believed to be present: financial, mental, and spiritual.

Men are naturally good providers, but it’s okay for a man to find a lady even while he’s broke, according to Cynthia Morgan.

But in her view, it ought to be illegal for two spiritually, financially, and emotionally bankrupt individuals to be in a relationship.

She also went further to identify different types of brokenness, saying, “I’m not sure why people take it personally when they say that men shouldn’t be in debt and dating.”

“First of all, let me clarify that there are three different kinds of brokenness: financial, mental, and spiritual.

“However, allow me to elaborate on the financial instability. Males are born providers. If you’re fortunate enough to meet someone who doesn’t mind, cool. But in my opinion, dating should be illegal for two people who are spiritually, financially, and emotionally bankrupt.”

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“There are Three Types of Brokeness”- Cynthia Morgan

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