Geosteady says he’ll only deal with women ‘on paper’ after lessons from public feuds

• Hard Lesson: Geosteady says men can never win public disputes with women.
• New Approach: The singer says future dealings with women will be put “in writing.”
• Background: His remarks follow public relationship drama involving Prima Kardashi and his wife Hindu Kay.

Geosteady has revealed that he is done engaging in public arguments with women, saying the experiences he has gone through have taught him difficult lessons about relationships and public drama.

The Viola singer said that going forward, any dealings he has with a woman will have to be documented formally to avoid misunderstandings and unnecessary conflicts.

Speaking about his personal experiences, Geosteady explained that he has come to believe that men rarely win when disputes with women escalate publicly.

“Now, the next time I’m supposed to deal with any person, we are supposed to write. The hardest lesson I have learned is that men can never win any woman’s war,” he said.

He added that even when a man believes he is innocent, defending himself publicly can often make the situation worse.

“However innocent I am, I will not defend myself. I will not talk about that because men can never win such wars,” he added.

The singer also advised people to be mindful of how they handle personal conflicts in public, warning that some of the people we fight today could be important to our future.

According to Geosteady, emotions and brand protection sometimes push people into unnecessary public battles that later affect their growth and opportunities.

His remarks come after a series of public controversies involving his former partner Prima Kardashi and his wife Hindu Kay. The singer has previously been caught in social media exchanges and relationship drama that attracted widespread public attention.

The musician now says he wants to avoid unnecessary drama and instead focus on personal growth and his career.

Geosteady also encouraged people, especially men, to learn from such experiences and prioritize progress rather than engaging in public conflicts that may damage their reputation.