AceShowbiz - R&B singer August Alsina has traversed an intricate path that stretches beyond the sensationalized cheating scandal involving Jada Pinkett Smith. Recently, Alsina opened up on the "Counsel Culture" program with Nick Cannon, sharing his evolved wisdom about love, relationships, and sexuality.

"It's that power that's higher than myself. I always say that the greatest gift that God could have ever given me was exposure. To expose me to so many different kinds of people, places, things," Alsina revealed while discussing his "love for another man."

The singer emphasized that his understanding of love transcends traditional norms, as he doesn't try to confine himself within societal labels of gender or sexuality. Instead, he views love as a language he speaks fluently with various genders and orientations.

"So it's like, when people want you to define yourself as whether you're gay, straight, bisexual, or whatever it is you was just talking about, love is much more complex than that and has much more depth," he said.

Nick Cannon, who hosted the discussion, echoed Alsina's sentiments. He questioned why society is fixated on rigid definitions of love and relationships. "Why do us as humans have to have such direct answers or definitions of, like, 'Are you straight?' " Cannon mused.

" 'Are you this? Do you love her? Why do you got so many baby mamas?' *laughs* No, but I'm just saying, because everybody says, 'You can't love that woman if you are not in a traditional one-on-one relationship with her.' And therefore, now, I don't love the mothers of my children because I don't define it the way that you define it."

Alsina added depth to Cannon's observations by addressing the diversity in human experience. "You can't take it personal because we haven't all been exposed to the same things," he remarked. "People have a very monolithic way of viewing things." Their conversation illuminated the broad spectrum of love and relationships, asserting that these dialogues are essential for a more inclusive understanding.

Ultimately, August Alsina's journey is a powerful reminder of the importance of exposure and open-mindedness. His refusal to be boxed into conventional categories underscores the evolving nature of human relationships and invites young people to think beyond traditional confines. This enriched perspective on love is not merely a personal revelation but a beacon for others, challenging all of us to embrace the multitude of ways love can manifest.