Relationships are not one size fits all, and marriage isn’t for everyone, including 50 Cent.

The talk show host then predicted 50 Cent’s usual evening activities: “just going home, watching Wheel of Fortune on TiVo, having a warm milk and going to bed, putting on your night shirt and cap.”

The rapper replied, “You make it sound like the worst thing ever.”

Explaining the motivation behind his joke, Colbert admitted he just wants to see 50 Cent find love. “I want someone I can love in my life too, just not right now,” responded the “Candy Shop” artist. “I’m fine.”

Colbert, 60, wondered why the “In da Club” artist would want to continue accumulating money without a special somebody to spend his cash on.

“[Money is] when things start getting complicated, things start getting confusing,” explained 50 Cent, “‘cause people come in for different reasons.”

“If you go on a date but you have no interest in anything, I can see you now. I said, ‘God damn, girl, you fine, but you ain’t got nothing going on,” he continued.

The Grammy winner added that romantic desire “absolutely” clouds judgment for “most men,” before discussing his unmarried status.

“I am safe. I’m not a happy hostage. I’m here. I’m free,” said 50 Cent with a laugh. “I made some mistakes, just not that one.”

Without a romantic partner in his life, the Get Rich or Die Tryin’ actor discussed spending his days in the gym — and revealed he “can get to about 105 pounds on dumbbells.”

The rapper, born Curtis Jackson, stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday (September 4) where he opened up about his decision to not get married. When Colbert asked why 50 Cent would want to continue accumulating wealth when he doesn’t have a significant other to spend it on, he said that’s exactly what can cause issues when dating, per People.

[Money is] when things start getting complicated, things start getting confusing,” he said, adding that “people come in for different reasons. If you go on a date but you have no interest in anything, I can see you now. I said, ‘God damn, girl, you fine, but you ain’t got nothing going on.”

The “Candy Shop” artist also said that “most men” are “absolutely” clouded by their romantic desire, while he is “free” from that kind of distraction.

“I am safe. I’m not a happy hostage. I’m here. I’m free,” he said, laughing. “I made some mistakes, just not that one.”

Colbert told 50 Cent that he hopes he can find love and a special someone in his life, which the musician said he isn’t opposed to necessarily. It’s just not what he’s looking for “right now.”

“I want someone I can love in my life too, just not right now,” he said. “I’m fine.”

The “In da Club” rapper also spoke about his decision to be celibate and how it has helped him concentrate on building a stronger relationship with himself.

“Listen, when you calm down you can focus,” he said. “I’ve been good to me.”

Check out their full chat in the video below.