Honey & Spice Quotes

“Sometimes beautiful things get messy. Mess is okay.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“The smile he gave her was mainstream, pop, radio-friendly. The smile he’d given me was the single released after an artist had established themselves, found their voice, could speak directly to their target audience. The smile he’d given me had more R&B to it.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“It’s not arrogant to know what you’re good at. It’s arrogant to think you don’t need to grow.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“The love thing demands that you're brave/ Seeing people for what they are can be scary that's like full investment. Responsibility. You have to care and be committed to care. And you gotta care even while preparing for the fact that they're not going to fit into your idea of perfection.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“frankly, understandable, but what are you going to do with it? Where is the finesse, hon? The clear understanding that you are handling a masterpiece?! You’ve got this far. Appreciate it.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“What if the butterflies flew too close to the edge of my stomach, so he could see the imprints of their wings pressed up against my skin?”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“She's the truth to me, clarity, the world is doable when she's near me.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“My chest had grown a hook for him to hang his smile on whenever he came around.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“He didn’t engage with his attraction to you because he was so sure of your attraction to him, and why bother trying to make you feel good when he assumed everything he did would automatically feel good to you?”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Kiki, it’s not arrogant to know what you’re good at. It’s arrogant to think you don’t need to grow.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Honestly, why do so many guys mistake vigor for technique? Like, okay, you want me, this much is clear and,”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“But allow me to ask a question, my sisters. If he is a player, are we games? Or are we consoles to be used to help a guy navigate his way to being a man? Our buttons being pressed, being turned this way and that for his progression?” Aminah hummed louder and raised her hands in praise.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“You’re the only guy that’s ever held my hand without the intention of getting something from me. You just hold my hand to hold it. To hold me. Like you like doing it or something.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Be vulnerable and shit. Because they want to close to the person who makes it worth it. It's about connecting with someone who makes you want to try. And she made me want to try.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“I got scared and I backed her into a corner. She was going through something, and I didn’t give her space to feel that. I was thinking about myself.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“His body wasn’t much of a conversationalist, didn’t ask mine what her interests were, her favorite song, which spot was the softest.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“There's a whole universe in her and I would be so lucky to live in it, explore it. Over and over.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Do you want me, or do you just want me to want you?”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Romance was a waste of time, a form of manipulation utilised by boys who didn't wash their bed sheets regularly. It existed sure, but I wasn't surrounded by anyone I believed engaged in it properly, with respect for the object of their affection, rather than a thirst to claim; a triumph of acquisition, rather than a triumph of winning affection.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

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― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Wastemen are aptly called so because they waste our time. Waste our energy. Our purpose. They sell us dreams and then take them away, so we end up chasing them as if it was ever a reality.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“distracted, Malakai”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Your energy grabbed me by the throat. You’re electric. Like lightning. Bright with it. Bold with it.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“I also know how my favorite movies make me feel. They pull me in and pull me out, I am totally in their world, but they also make me look in. I watch them and feel home”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“His heat melted into my heat and created an alchemy that metamorphosed the butterflies into a bird of paradise, and I was taking flight with it. This kiss, this this, this us, tasted like indulgence and sustenance. Our tongues moved like we were each other's rice and wine, twirled with the ease of drunken, fed hips. In the kiss, I tasted him and I tasted me and I tasted what we were and what we could be. It tasted like hones and spice, twined.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“I just feel like if there's no work involved he won't appreciate me enough. I see how my dad takes my mum for granted sometimes. You should hear how he speaks about her. I mean he loves her, don't get me wrong, but he's always like, 'She's safe, she's reliable, I can always count on her, she keeps the home running.' As if she's some kind of generator, expending energy to keep everyone else running. But what about her energy? I just feel like if Kofi has to put the work in, he's more likely to, like, cherish me. I want to be cherished.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“He looked like a bad decision. The best kind of bad decision.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“My heart had never been compelled into competitive sports by boys and yet here it was, acting like an Olympian, beating like its name was Serena.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“That soft listening space that he always left when we spoke, like no word he said would work the way it’s supposed to without my response.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice

“Kiki, why are you doing that?" Malakai's smile was simmering into something more serious.

I swallowed and twitched my shoulder, the air shifting to a heavier tone in the same shade. "I'm not doing anything."

"Yeah, yeah you are. You started talking in the abstract. Flipped the attention off you. Theorized what I said. That's what you do on your show. This isn't the show, Kiki. This is just... a guy and a girl hanging out. Under weird pretenses, but still. We're hanging out for real. And I'm saying that I like hanging out with you.”
― Bolu Babalola, Honey & Spice