@Hennessypapi who was that married chick who was in here comment after comment here caping for white men and praising IR relationships, come to find out she is married to a black man that she was with since since the age of 16. Spent 8 hrs straight male bashing, not paying attention to her husband on that thread
It’s really fascinating. She dates an Arab but has the nerve to dikk police black men and chastise us. I’m pretty sure habib would have a problem with that.
Ahh..even worse then.
Correction: she’s married to a white man.
Correction: she’s married to a white man.
(Respectfully, I don’t care how much spin she puts on.
You know Arab people do not self identify with the black race or claim black and if he was black, she wouldn’t be trying to qualify it - “oh but he has curly hair and tan skin”)
Correction: she’s married to a white man.
(Respectfully, I don’t care how much spin she puts on.
You know Arab people do not self identify with the black race or claim black and if he was black, she wouldn’t be trying to qualify it - “oh but he has curly hair and tan skin”)
This is me. My early 20s after leaving college was stressful as hell. I was broke working a shytty retail job. I had no girlfriend. Lived in a hood ass neighbourhood.
Women approaching the decline of their viable fertility. Every "I'm about my career, traveling, too busy for a man, waiting on the one who can tame me" chick I know rushed and got married or pregnant between 36-39.
It's a real thing, and it's funny to watch.
Men start to realize that if they haven't kinda gotten their lives together, or at least on track somewhat, that they might be destined to be a scrub forever.
There is no more given to "youthful indiscretion" or "figuring it out" once you're over 35, hell if you're a black man that's the halfway point.
I wasn’t even a 20,21, or 22 year old that did that. I didn’t get married because I was afraid to be single, idk if you posted here back then but I was always against marriage until I found the right person, I even broke off a previous engagement because I didn’t feel like it was right. I’ve always done things my own way and didn’t give into anyone’s pressure. Because I knew that if things went bad none of those people pressuring me were going to have to deal with it, I was. Even if I was single at 45, I would still do things the same exact way.I know that’s the last thing you want to hear but it’s the truth.
I hope all women do that and don’t rush into things because if they end up with a man that beats and cheats on them, everyone is going to be quiet and moved on to the next target and they’re going to have to live in that hell all alone.
It's strange that men think women crave marriage and romantic companionship at the same rates as them. They do a lot of projection unto women. A woman that is single and unmarried is usually single by choice. Truly desperate women that can't be alone can always take someone on if she chooses, even if it's the man she don't want. The option is always there..I wasn’t even a 20,21, or 22 year old that did that. I didn’t get married because I was afraid to be single, idk if you posted here back then but I was always against marriage until I found the right person, I even broke off a previous engagement because I didn’t feel like it was right. I’ve always done things my own way and didn’t give into anyone’s pressure. Because I knew that if things went bad none of those people pressuring me were going to have to deal with it, I was. Even if I was single at 45, I would still do things the same exact way.
I hope all women do that and don’t rush into things because if they end up with a man that beats and cheats on them, everyone is going to be quiet and moved on to the next target and they’re going to have to live in that hell all alone.
