Limbo Quotes

“I lived for somebody else but never for me. I was damn sure about to do what made me happy.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“When Sasha came to me, I was on her side. Being the girl’s girl I am, I thought she was unheard and unloved by her husband, but the hoe had me fooled like everybody else. The bitch wanted her cake and to eat it, too. I never been so pissed at a woman having it all and fumbling it the way she just did. Kyrus was sweet, emotional, loving, and caring. He even tried to keep boundaries between us and still, she threw it all away.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“He didn’t give me an ugly cry or anything like that, but the silent tears spoke volumes. We sat there holding each other until his body and emotions had settled. I never knew men could be so in love and experience heartache like this.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“Hey, look at me. It’s not you, okay? You’re not the reason for this. Don’t let what’s happening change who you are. She proposed this bullshit and you agreed because you love her. Please stop.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“It was never too late to see a person for who they really were.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I was here to do a job like he stated and bag his brother, not him.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“All they needed was one real ass fuckin’ conversation where they both spoke their peace and listened to the other. It wasn’t that hard to do.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“Marriage was something I didn’t play about. If you thought you was going to take my name and then turn around and ask me to open our shit like I wasn’t good enough, you had another thing coming. Sit the fuck down, talk to God and see what he can do for you ‘cause trying me on that level wasn’t gon’ end up well for you at all.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“This lady was out her rabbit ass mind asking me, a fuckin’ stranger, to come into her home, her marriage, and be intimate with her husband for the next thirty days. People with money just be doing shit and this showed that they had nothing better to do. Seeing a marriage counselor was the best choice for them, not this dumbass shit she was hitting me with.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“However, my attention was grabbed by the one who looked like he talked you through it so calmly. My pussy was purring, and he didn’t even say a word.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“See, that’s why I tell you to play these niggas for a check and leave them where the fuck you found they dumbass. Don’t even trip.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I thought I had me a good man, Savannah. You know, doing what he can with what he had. Bitch please. Don’t you know his wife showed up to my fuckin’ house at like three this morning trying to fight me behind his ass.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“Thirty-days and then we go back to normal?” “Thirty-days or less. It’s worth a try and the way I see it is neither one of us will have the urge to cheat behind each other’s back. This is simply a test, Kyrus, nothing more and damn sure nothing less.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I’m asking for us to give someone else our attention and see if our marriage is still where we want to be. I’m asking… I’m asking you to love me from a distance. Literally. With us being in the same place, we can end it at any given time as long as both parties agree to it.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“She was proposing us to openly cheat and put our marriage on the back burner for a month of pleasure. That was what I saw it as and no one could tell me any different. She made me wonder if she was cheating now and was looking for an out.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I spoke to a marriage counselor named Jurnei Reed and she gave me some options. The only one that sounded appeasing was this one. It’s called Limbo. It’s supposed to be a test for our marriage.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I could hear my wife’s laugh the second I stepped in. To hear that and know I wasn’t the reason for it made me feel some kind of way. She was the love of my life, and I no longer did that for her. Making her laugh used to be so easy for me. Nowadays it seemed like a task.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“A man had yet to prove me wrong about being a hundred percent committed to their wife and die loving her just the same as he met her.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special

“I lived a life where no one in my family had to give me a dime because I never turned to them.”
― Connie Easton, Limbo : A Holiday Special