I feel you. I think as fun as it is to discuss the extremes in either direction, most people tend to fall in the grey area in-between.
i would say i lean more towards being the macho stereotype if the other end of that spectrum is being gay tho
I feel you. I think as fun as it is to discuss the extremes in either direction, most people tend to fall in the grey area in-between.
Donnie McLurkin is a very famous ex gay manthere are no ex gay people. those people are living a lie.
there's "ex-bisexual" girls who made out with other girls when they were teens, but actual gay people suddenly becoming straight is bullshyt.
Let's be honest most of the women knew the men won't be shyt anyway but they still slept with themStop mating with birds. Stop abandoning the seeds you make. It seems very simple. However everybody (women included) would rather just fukk and deal with or not deal with the consequences later so maybe it's isn't so simple.
i would say i lean more towards being the macho stereotype if the other end of that spectrum is being gay tho
15 pages easy. Women need to have their sons around positive male role models. When we got adopted my mom still made sure I kept in touch with Eddie Long and I always spent summers out there and was apart of the church. Had some great black men around me who showed me what to do and what not to do. If your son doesn't have a father then make sure he has a sports coach, a big brother or an uncle he can look up to.
There are so many good black men out there.I don't know if it is true, but I'll ask.
Is it true that 78% of black children from 1960 to present are raised by a single mother? If this is the case, (which I have a hard time believing) then wouldn't that explain why so many are downlow, and men who easily go gay in jail? Why there are so many black women today searching for a black man to marry? I'm not talking about the women who are ratchet, over weight/ugly, bad attitude, government assistance queens, strippers, and hoes. The black women who went to school and now have their careers and can't find a "good man" like they continue to say.
Yo I don't know anymore. I was raised by my dad instead of my mom. Though, I don't have the hatred towards black women and I don't c00n for white flesh. My mom is still in my life, but yes they divorced before I even hit kindergarden, yet I'm 100% straight.
Donnie McLurkin is a very famous ex gay man
And when this is pointed out excuses are then made and those like you attempt to rationalize the reasons, well they really weren't gay or society pressured them to change whatever.
It's ex gay people cause the shyt is a choice, you can choose to participate in sex that way, you can choose not to. There is no such thing as a "gay gene" only psychological misunderstandings on a unnatural act.
You are not on point with my logicInteresting point but i see a flaw in it. Follow me for a sec:
Okay.. let's reverse that question: What about those that led heterosexual lives early on and then became gay later in life? These are technically ex-straight people. Now let's apply it to your logic and analyze it.
Let's be honest most of the women knew the men won't be shyt anyway but they still slept with them
You dont need to be "hard on hoes" to be a manly man, doggy. That's the confusion that i mainly find in Americans. To them you'r enot a man until you are loud and break something or beat somebody. THat's that anglo-saxon in y'all blood.Not at all, I'm just saying in comparison to what a lot of nikkas on here say (granted, a lot of it is just fukkery, trolling and race/gender-baiting) I'm not as "real" or "manly" or "Hard on Hoes" as I "should" be.
I hope that makes sense.
EDIT: And I would attribute that to being raised by a single mother. I'm basically tryna say, it ain't all bad. It's not always an extreme one way or another, but I forgot where I was for a second. This isn't exactly the place for biased and adult convo (for the most part)
Darling dont deny that many men get defeated by these women who use the child as a weapon against themto the point where they say "fukk it". Sure these cases arent the majority but they are still there. Personally i wouldnt want to have children with a woman that im not gonna marry for that specific reason.How? If the woman is doing her part but the man isn't how is it both faults? A man should want to take care of his child no matter how the baby mom acts. So what am I missing?
The same goes the opposite way. If the woman isn't doing the job then the same can be said. Both are not at fault. Only the person not doing their job. As an adult you should take care of responsibilities.
So what am I missing?
There are so many good black men out there.
these women want tupac in a suit.
They should consider the black man doing minimum wage at Mcdonalds.
He may not make much but he can provide them with love.
I missed this but great questions and its something I often wondered about which is the differences in American family culture vs the Caribbean. Single mothers exist world wide but I think 72% of black children in the US are born to single women. My folks still married and I asked what was their secret for longevity. My pops was a reformed dog but my mom said she "she saw but did not see and she heard but did not hear" those were her words. Moms knew her place and the fact that most Caribbean countries are masculine I take that to be the main reason we are different than American blacks. American blacks do not have a culture, the backbone of their families are women. This is a whole other thread we can spin but if I were to put a finger on the main reason this problem is prevalent in America would be the fact that black america is bytch made.I have a question for you, brethren:
Being that you have Caribbean roots and you know that single black mothers raising black sons alone isnt an "only in America" problem. How is it that this issue is so prevalent in America? Or at least perceived as such? Because from what I KNOW many black mothers all over the world are raising sons with no fathers around.