Hello Vanessa, my name is Marcelo Where are you located? Are you currently seeing someone?Lol Vanessa u
Hello Vanessa, my name is Marcelo Where are you located? Are you currently seeing someone?Lol Vanessa u
Do you ladies feel like us black men (not only coli men BTW) care about and want you?
I’m not trying to belittle, attack or cause a problem, but I genuinely wonder do you feel like we have your backs?
To be honest with you sisters, I ask this question for three reasons:
1) I read this thread
Spinoff: Programmed against ourselves, the Black woman’s dilemma and forced loyalty to our enemies
2) While I hate the root (with a passion), there is a reason why it commands a strong audience.
3) Plus our threads on black women and abuse (sexual and domestic) had me thinking, I know at least 5 black women who have been abused personally ( three first aunts, my ex-girlfriend and a close neighbor who had to be sent to the hospital)
*Sidenote: I never hit my girlfriend (ever), but the guy she left me for did. Just wanted to make that clear.
All answers are welcomed.
I think most people only care about themselves or people close to them. Based on my personal experiences and those of friends and family, I feel a lot of black men are selfish and don't consider how their decisions impact those close to them. I think black women are willing to make sacrifices more often than black men do in order to sustain their families, especially when it comes to finances.
There is someone for everyone, so I'm there is a black guy that "wants" me (none from the Coli), but in general.
In terms of sexual/domestic abuse, I think that is a "male"/spouse issue, more than a race one. You can't just pin that on black men. The only difference is that white men MAY seek counseling because they have greater access to psychiatrist and ease in finding a therapist of their own race/gender.
I don't think anybody has my back except for a few close people. Probably 2, frankly. It's a cold world, all I can logically care about is shmoney.
Shoot your shot Hun I ain't mad at ya I would do the same lol yes I am seeing someoneHello Vanessa, my name is Marcelo Where are you located? Are you currently seeing someone?
Leave their children, fail to stabilize families, shy away from education, shun black women getting educated, having more masculinity than ability to be a man, etc.Women in these threads never mention, specifically, what black men have done to them to make them that black men don't care about them.
When you are available, let me know. I saw your pictures.Shoot your shot Hun I ain't mad at ya I would do the same lol yes I am seeing someone
These are some pretty stereotypical reasons may I ask what city you are in....cuz where I am at -- there are plenty of Black men handling their business. If only women appreciated that in a man instead of other superficial thingsLeave their children, fail to stabilize families, shy away from education, shun black women getting educated, having more masculinity than ability to be a man, etc.
Leave their children, fail to stabilize families, shy away from education, shun black women getting educated, having more masculinity than ability to be a man, etc.