Omo my heartbreak turned me to Shakespeare.

"Learn to bloom where you are planted" pic.twitter.com/ldCCf2DYBL

— Jeff Barnes (@jeffbarnes360) November 11, 2020

Normal person: Babe, let's have sex
Shakespeare: Oh! chosen Partner, I need you to remove ur outer and inner garments so that we can blossom while we are having coitus pic.twitter.com/dTPfeRDhKi

— Baller G?? (@spunkynigga) November 11, 2020

The summary of Heartbreak turning you to shakespeare was explained by Socrates when He said

"By all means marry; if you get a good wife, you’ll become happy; if you get a bad one, you’ll become a philosopher"

It's a must.! Everyone can relate???

— Chiefly (@obongenoch) November 11, 2020

I'm an Igbo girl and my Igbo name is Chioma.
Never have I broken a heart before.

Igbo girls love sincerely and we don't look out for your money ?#Shakespeare pic.twitter.com/wEVRTdCrxg

— Zoe (@tweetsby_zoe) November 11, 2020

If you have never experienced heartbreak from an Igbo babe, your heartbreak is still doing Europa.

— Unu Amaro Kam Siri Kwado (@AfamDeluxo) November 11, 2020

“Okay tomorrow i’m gonna study, clean my room and go to the gym” https://t.co/H7ZVWQRJzb

— Secret Lover ? (@Omoalufaa) November 11, 2020

Sometimes your soulmate is money, stop forcing relationships?

— #EndSars (@boda_shina) November 11, 2020

Choose one! ?

Heartbreak or Missing period?

— Lamarr Assistant (@KingLamarr_) November 11, 2020

Beats of song stuck in the head but being unable to remember the title of the song is a different kind of stress.

— Bla Akwasi ☥ (@_deryque_yeboah) November 11, 2020

Arh chaley ?? https://t.co/4Hae0M08wJ

— Legon fuck boy ???? (@selorm_123) November 11, 2020

Having Money also boost your immune system. It's called vitamin M.

— Deegash ? (@deegashe) November 11, 2020