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this video has all the classic Kevin Samuel-isms

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edit: That ending :laff:

edit: the friend in the background was so triggered she couldn't help howling out in pain :wow:

woman: just because a man has a penis, doesn’t mean he can lead:queen:

kevin: then why have his babies:mindblown:

woman’s friend in background: SO:queen:






our community is done :mjcry:
 

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Biggest thing this show has taught me on some real shyt is that the whole black dead beat dad shyt is a fukking big stretch. Hell yea there are shytty men who don’t care about their kids and families and walk out. But it seems a huge majority of single mothers are women who wanted a baby or two and just told a man who wanted to be a part of the family that they can kick rocks because they don’t want a relationship. Meanwhile they have sob stories prepared to tell people how being a single mother is so hard and that you a strong mother because you gotta do it on your own as if the black man didn’t want to be there. I’m raised by a single mother, so I’m not talking about all women. Of course not. But this show is revealing how prevalent this is in our community simply by these selfish ass women calling in.:wtb:

Modern women, in general, are selfish and self-absorbed.

But, our women are that and then some.

Because we’ve let them run with the belief that they are all Queens and deserve the best simply for existing, they want and fully expect to have it all.

We are partly to blame for creating these monsters in our midst by being the ultimate simps among men and elevating our women above us as a group.

We have to own that as Black men. These are largely monsters of our own creation.
 

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Explain what exactly?

My father did hit my mother, once. Never happened again. :usure:
I’ll never forget an argument my mom and pop had. Dad was trying to leave through the garage door, and my mom blocked the door. Dad ain’t hit her, but he threw her out of the way. I went and grabbed my dad, and my lil bro went to attend to my mama. We were mad at my dad for a few days, and dad went and slept on the couch them days. After them days, my dad gathered us all in the living room, apologized to my mama and told us he’d never do that again. It was over some cheating shyt. Pop got me and my brothers in a room, and told us he didn’t cheat on my mama. He reiterated he’d never do that again, and he let his emotions get the best of him.

That’s the only time that I know he’s ever touched my mom. She forgave him so we moved on. Honestly, it wasn’t our business to begin with, but as boys we were gonna protect our mom. Till this day he apologizes for that. It’s funny, because as time has passed, I notice the love between them gets stronger.
 

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A lot of the people who post in TLR were raised by these same type of women.:sas2:
You get accused of being an incel, hating black women, or they try to shift the blame on the men when you call out dysfunctional single mothers.

It’s only going to get worse for the black community thanks to feminism and social media.

Kevin Samuels on the Budden Podcast talking about how the Black family household basically destroyed after the 60s and 70s

Nobody cares.about that

Everybody was talking about how he rated Saweetie an adjustable 6
 

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I’ll never forget an argument my mom and pop had. Dad was trying to leave through the garage door, and my mom blocked the door. Dad ain’t hit her, but he threw her out of the way. I went and grabbed my dad, and my lil bro went to attend to my mama. We were mad at my dad for a few days, and dad went and slept on the couch them days. After them days, my dad gathered us all in the living room, apologized to my mama and told us he’d never do that again. It was over some cheating shyt. Pop got me and my brothers in a room, and told us he didn’t cheat on my mama. He reiterated he’d never do that again, and he let his emotions get the best of him.

That’s the only time that I know he’s ever touched my mom. She forgave him so we moved on. Honestly, it wasn’t our business to begin with, but as boys we were gonna protect our mom. Till this day he apologizes for that. It’s funny, because as time has passed, I notice the love between them gets stronger.

lol I will say as a Man I now understand why my Dad did some of the things he did, even if it wasn't the right way to do it.
 

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I’ll never forget an argument my mom and pop had. Dad was trying to leave through the garage door, and my mom blocked the door. Dad ain’t hit her, but he threw her out of the way. I went and grabbed my dad, and my lil bro went to attend to my mama. We were mad at my dad for a few days, and dad went and slept on the couch them days. After them days, my dad gathered us all in the living room, apologized to my mama and told us he’d never do that again. It was over some cheating shyt. Pop got me and my brothers in a room, and told us he didn’t cheat on my mama. He reiterated he’d never do that again, and he let his emotions get the best of him.

That’s the only time that I know he’s ever touched my mom. She forgave him so we moved on. Honestly, it wasn’t our business to begin with, but as boys we were gonna protect our mom. Till this day he apologizes for that. It’s funny, because as time has passed, I notice the love between them gets stronger.
:ehh: Its good to have boys in those situations.


Sadly, my bro was still too little to help and i wasn't yet born, so my mother had to threaten my fathers life instead. :demonic: :ld:


Who was cheating, if you don't mind me asking?
 

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:ehh: Its good to have boys in those situations.


Sadly, my bro was still too little to help and i wasn't yet born, so my mother had to threaten my fathers life instead. :demonic: :ld:


Who was cheating, if you don't mind me asking?
Do I think my dad was cheating sexually, nah, but he worked at the shipyard, and me working there for a little while, I know how things go on the yard. The men and women are wild. One of the ladies somehow got in touch with my mama, and said my dad was a smooth talker. Now, I ain’t naive, and again, I know how it goes on the yard. I’ve had a few “work wives”. I know he was probably talking to some woman. He was in a high position, so I know. Technically, talking to a woman while in a relationship is cheating, but we often think of cheating as physical. I will say, while I was there, he was on his best behavior. Now that I’m a grown man, he talks to me about some of his mistakes. My mom has access to all of his phones; work phone included.

With all that being said, my mama isn’t innocent through the years. But, through 32 years of marriage, I understand now that there will be some mistakes. He has taken care of my mama, bailed her out of a lot of shyt, but she’s also taken care of him. My pop drinks a lot(I understand that now, too), and she stuck by him. I’ve had to forgive them both, and recognize they’re human and as humans, we fukk up.
 

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lol I will say as a Man I now understand why my Dad did some of the things he did, even if it wasn't the right way to do it.
Yea, I understand now that I’m older, and also being a man myself. He carried 90% of the load. Im hard on my mama, but I think she understands now as well.
 

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Explain what exactly?

My father did hit my mother, once. Never happened again. :usure:
Explain where the mindset of "Long-term relationship or marriage with a BM = toxicity and abuse" comes from.

Idk if majority of BM were straight up abusing women like that. Was wondering if you hear this from friends and why u think that is.

I was catching up on episodes while cleaning the crib and I heard at least 4 women say this when asked.

KS: So :sas1:, why did you leave your last relationship

Woman: :whoa: He was toxic and I got tired of the abuse
 

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My homebody: "I can understand getting pregnant once (I won't accept it but I'll understand) but then to keep getting pregnant again and again? Idk what to say"

Women are free and make their own decisions now!!

Until they get pregnant. Again (by a different guy.) And again (by a different guy again.) And again (possibly by another different guy.)

Then, it's on us pAtRiArChaL MisOGyNoIr men!
Naturally, it's the men's fault for sweet talking her into opening her legs.

Explain where the mindset of "Long-term relationship or marriage with a BM = toxicity and abuse" comes from.

Idk if majority of BM were straight up abusing women like that. Was wondering if you hear this from friends and why u think that is.

It comes from too much television and movies.
I call female delusion about the pre-industrial world "Game of Thrones history."
Ever hear people, especially women, claim "'Game of Thrones was how people had to live 'back then'"? :skip:
In our case, you could call it "The Color Purple history."
 
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Explain where the mindset of "Long-term relationship or marriage with a BM = toxicity and abuse" comes from.

Idk if majority of BM were straight up abusing women like that. Was wondering if you hear this from friends and why u think that is.

I was catching up on episodes while cleaning the crib and I heard at least 4 women say this when asked.

KS: So :sas1:, why did you leave your last relationship

Woman: :whoa: He was toxic and I got tired of the abuse

*not Ms Harlem ,but still a woman*

The point of that video is being lost. The lady was saying too many people romanticize these “long marriages from the old days” not that all long marriages with a bm= toxicity

For me ,that would be my great grandmother (may she R.I.P.). Traditional marriage,she was a stay at home mother ,he was the provider and was older. I don’t know if he was abusive but he definitely cheated and had outside babies . I’m not going to pretend she was innocent either though,because they say she cheated back and one of our uncles (may he R.I.P) was said to not be by my grandpa (he looked totally different than everyone else lol)
Then you have her daughter,my grandmother who went to college and went on to have a great career. She was/is actually one of the first women to integrate her field .Also married an older man,who also cheated and was abusive-only she divorced him.

Only difference is time and women got more rights

So I agree with the video
 
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