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I see the word 'investments' was misunderstood. The context it is been used it is definitely different from your perceptions. I couldn't find a more suitable word in my panerphalia of words however what I meant wasn't the normal 'golddigging money induced' term rather something like investing in a bride price or something of that sort, thanks. |
Meestique: Before August 31st, ur topics would be competing with Abraham's seeds...Thanks. |
majamajic: I like April. ....Aww thanks. I'm a shorts kinda person, really not into skirts and the rest and people often say I look good in shorts lol |
MANGAM: Beautiful! Will u be my sweet August?lol The end of august determines |
Largas:Sure, you're cool. |
Largas: you know where you belong.Good |
Largas: Nope. God created woman(Eve).Well our differing premises arrived at the same denouement so yeah you are right too, and where do I belong? |
Largas: Olivia111, tell me your mission on NL.God created 3 Women - Eve, Feminists and Slaves.....go figure |
farano: Wow! like d last pic by the rightThanks farano. |
Eyop: Cool but you look different compared to the pic on your DPYeah Largas is correct. Probably the angle. Thanks for viewing. I love this site, so interactive. |
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There are certain things one needs in life in order to grow up emotionally healthy. Because our culture has this deep seated hatred for Black men and, at the same time, an irrational worship of Black masculinity, we, meaning Black society, raise our little boys in ways that dishonor their proper maturation process. We set the stage for them to be horrible fathers and husbands in childhood with practices and patterns that are nothing more than diseased remnants of slave teachings. Then, we give them power, autonomy, and tell them that whatever they think, do, say, and believe is law because they have a penis. Because, however, these practices are accepted as standard, and touted as healthy, we, in essence, manufacture emotionally disabled Black men. |
Pretty Hausa Girl, Manhood is having integrity, fulfilling your responsibilities, being honest when you realize that it’s not the easy way out, and being able to release patriarchal roles and treat people like human beings and equals, not as objects to manipulate. The idea of treating women as equals is a scary thing for a lot of black men because they feel like they will lose power, that they will be weak if they don’t rule over women. We’ve been raised to think that manhood is tied to oppressing women. You can’t form a healthy relationship if one partner thinks that they have to rule over the other for genetic/religious reasons. Women were not created to be the hand-servants to men, no matter how many male- authored religious texts want to insist that is the case. Inequality of the sexes is a belief perpetuated for thousands of years for no other reason than to appease the egos of men. It’s time we think rationally for a minute and ask ourselves why the Creator of All, The One Most High, is as petty and immature as human beings assert. Why would God be so insecure that the oppression of over half of the earth’s population is needed in order for men to feel good about themselves? Right is not better than left, north is not better than south, hot is not better than cold, and man is not better than woman. They are compliments, not rankings. |
icedee1: I don't believe this is coming from a lady,I thought no one notice this trend among black ladiesWe do notice. And we thrive to bring our reservations to the fore. Feminists I mean by 'we' |
akatekpe: swear to sango or amadioha that u av eva asked a guy for sexWhatever that is, I have not . I am no slut and sex isn't a priority for my physical/metaphysical existence. |
Our sexual identity is largely shaped by what we learned in slavery. Christianity and the entire concept that a woman was created for a man HEAVILY dictates the perceptions of what an african relationship is supposed to be about. African women still hold on to very strict, very limiting, indeed very detrimental beliefs about what it means to be a “real” African man and their expectations thereof. All too often, Black women want to use their supposed “gay dar” to identify any man who isn’t hyper-masculine. They make up the most absurd, most childish things, things that have nothing whatsoever to do with a person’s sexual preference, to call out men who aren’t “real men”. Black women hold men to this ideal and have no tolerance for any deviation of the sort, quick to emasculate them if they show a tiny sign of vulnerability. They end up in relationships with men who are emotionally immature, men who are “hard”, who are not really men but boys in the bodies of adult males and then they cry and moan that there are no real men and lament about the frustrations of a relationship with someone totally incapable of being committed and partnered. They are the same women who are MOST apt to want the traits in men who are the most detrimental to a healthy relationship. They want a man who is hyper masculine, who will pay all the bills and provide unlimited access to funds with no strings attached, who will blow their back out in bed, etc. Men who identify their manhood by rap songs, movies, and video games are immature. Men who are obsessed with money will not share it freely, and men who are addicted to sex will cheat on you faster than you can blink an eye. |
goalburner: just dat guy's are bold enough to express their sex life, buh ladies aren't.It is extremely chauvinistic of you to state that women are cowardly |
Why is Men's idea of social comforting sex? |
Why does his social media preference have to bother you? I sense insecurity. Do not date a Man you feel insecure about. You could live a healthy live alone with no Male attachés. |
Love entails defence and protection which you failed to provide. |
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If you’ve ever wondered why it seems that men are okay with no-strings-attached sex while women tend to suffer with this arrangement then we're are most definitely thinking on the same line. I keep wondering why most women allow themselves to be easily waned by sweet talking males and let them pop their cherry so easily knowing fully well they'll be at the receiving end of mockery and moral bashings. My advice is not to tell men that they shouldn’t sleep with women; it’s to tell women that you must have men make a greater investment in you as individuals before having sex. |
Mr. It is her decision and you have to respect it or move to someone who shares your views. |
Late bloomer I started 3 years ago - 15 |
Largas: Olivia, be the change you desire.Thanks Mr. Largas, I am currently a fashionista and my works are all towards the depiction of a responsible, less mundane, independent black woman. Already headlined too Teen Black Culture shows in Miami, I shall thrive to make a mark. |
If there was some sort of balance in the depiction of Black women on TV I wouldn’t take so much issue with the CRAP that is on TV. There is NO balance. There are NO examples of Black women on TV who are not immoral, immature, superficial, ghetto, materialistic, and stank. I think the thing that hurts me soooo much is that Black women not only don’t care that there are no positive depictions of Black women on TV or in the media, but they want to emulate these “women” as if they are the ideal. They want to be like Mary Jane and all those Basketball wives and Housewives who do nothing domestic whatsoever. All Black women care about is the wardrobe and the shoes and the makeup and the things that are shallow and meaningless, the life of wealth riches that is depicted on TV, to hell with the fact that all the women on TV are cheating, immoral whores. Black women want immature Black men as long as they are rich and attractive. There isn’t one show on TV that shows Black women of integrity. There isn’t one show on TV that shows Black women who are not blinded by money and things and being beautiful. It’s all good to be beautiful, I am not hating on attractive Black women, but none of the Black women on TV, on reality or scripted dramas, has an inkling of what it means to be a woman of substance, who knows how to cultivate and nurture a relationship beyond looking good. Even the Doctors of Atlanta or whatever the hell that horrid show is depicts Black women as little more than materialistic and shallow gold diggers. It is EXACTLY like Black women are slaves on the plantation, trying to emulate the slave master, like they are aspiring to have the wealth and status white people have but ignoring every single solitary meaningful characteristic or trait that makes a Black woman truly empowered. There is an entire generation of Black women who think that life is about wearing the most expensive dresses and shoes and shopping and backstabbing. It doesn’t matter if they can’t form a sentence properly, if they are pathological liars, if they bring nothing to the table other than a rich husband. It’s all good as long as they have a face full of MAC and red bottom shoes. We are a nation doomed |
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