Singer Lydia Jazmine spoke her mind about heartbreak and how she handles relationships when things start falling apart, revealing that she would rather walk away than wait for a man to end things.Speaking in a recent interview, the singer acknowledged that heartbreak and cheating are experiences that can happen to anyone, including some of the biggest celebrities in the world.“Everyone gets heartbroken, why not? I’ve seen the biggest artists in the whole world get cheated on. Rihanna and Beyoncé got cheated on. Everyone gets cheated on, and I have had those experiences too.”Lydia Jazmine, however, explained that she has developed a simple way of dealing with troubled relationships.According to the singer, once she notices that things are no longer working, she chooses to leave on her own terms rather than wait to be dumped.“But do you know what I do? I walk away. I don’t wait for a man to dump me. I walk away myself.” The ‘EX/Fake Lover’ singer also opened up about the inspiration behind the song, admitting that she was bitter when she recorded it.Lydia Jazmine revealed that she specifically instructed the songwriter to focus on ex-lovers when writing the song, adding that the message was deliberately directed at people who had hurt or disappointed her.Why Grace Nakimera prefers Ugandan men over foreigners“I have a song titled ‘EX/Fake Lover’ and I was specific. I told the songwriter that I wanted to sing about the exes. When I sang ‘EX’, it was obvious for him to know because the timing let him know. I was bitter in that song, yes, I agree.”She further noted that the song is not only about romantic partners but also speaks to fake friends and other people who have betrayed her.“That song hits at many people, including fake friends and lovers.” @benzug.updates1 #😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 #foryoupage❤️❤️ #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #entertainment #tiktokuganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬 ♬ original sound – BENZ UG UPDATES1 The post Lydia Jazmine reveals her strategy for leaving men before being dumped appeared first on MBU.