She doesnt put on clothes when friends come over.
one time me and my homie were at a friends house and his baby mama come downstairs in a tank top and booty shorts w/ cheeks hangin out. Even tho we were company, she shoudlve respected her dude and stayed upstairs or put some clothes on cuz I was lookin like
Yo, I deadass saw this one time. We were at a homie's crib studying when his girl came into the common room dressed like she was cruising. Hair tossled up, a skimpy ass satiny long shirt that was almost see through and some boy shorts looking undies. It would've been
if that wasn't homie's girl.
The lot of us (guys and girls) were like
Homie tried to play it off like he wasn't burning up on the inside, but through his eyes you saw the
in his heart. It was almost as if he told her to get dressed because he was having company over and she straight up igged him. It was mad uncomfortable. Even worse was when we left other cats were talking about how they'd toss his girl up if given the chance. I felt bad for him.
Another topic that came up is the economic disparity between men and women. Truthfully a lot of what is said in this forum, I take as bullshyt and posturing, but this one admittedly kind of bugs me. For many reasons. The first of which is that I don't think a person's value should be tied to their wealth. I think that's a horrible way to live. Money comes and goes, integrity and character last a lot longer. Secondly, I think motivation should factor way more into compatibility than current net worth. It's one thing if one person is along for a free ride or a mooch, but if one person is actively trying to improve themself, then I think the other person has an obligation to help them as much as they can within reason (obviously this depends on the nature and duration of your relationship). As it stands, my S/O Just landed a gig where she makes more than I do currently. It's by a decent margin too . She was able to attain that in part because I helped through school. I held her down when I could and provided support, now that I'm gearing up for law school in a few, I won't be able to work as much, but she'll hold us down til I graduate. I'll still work and provide for myself, but she'll help more. Do I feel like I've lost power or am suddenly less than desirable? Nope. I trust that she's the exact same person that I feel in love, she's always respected me as I've respected her, and she knows that we're building something. I guess it's a matter of who you choose to build with.
If it should fall apart between now and then though, I'd regret nothing.
PS: I hope I never ever write a response this long again. Idk how some of y'all do it.