Controversial and award-winning artist Willy Paul is offering advice to women.
This is in the wake of another disturbing case of gender-based violence.
The ‘Toto’ hitmaker is not just urging ladies to stay cautious about heading out without a safety net of money, but also emphasizing the importance of earning an honest living.
Cautioning against the risky allure of shortcuts.
In a lengthy social media post, the recording and performing musician highlighted the need for women to be financially prepared before venturing out for social events.
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He advised, “Women, it’s not necessary to pretend.
If you don’t have money, stay at home! Avoid friends who claim they will pick you up just because they have a car.”
Willy Paul continued to debunk the myth that shortcuts are a quick and easy solution, emphasizing that more often than not, they lead to downfall and sometimes even tragic consequences.
He warned against succumbing to social media pressure, pointing out that chasing validation online is causing young people to jeopardize their lives.
Chasing shortcuts will only make your life shorter. It’s never too late to make a fresh start,” Pozze concluded, offering words of encouragement.
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In essence, Willy Paul’s advice translates to a plea for women to prioritize financial stability, cautioning against the dangers of shortcuts and the negative impact of social media pressures.
He urges a focus on honest living and reassures that it’s never too late to choose a different, safer path.
