"White Supremacy Has Beaten Down & Emasculated Black Men So it's Time To Find True Pure Love With Other Races Of Men"

Uachet

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Not calling you a liar, but this sounds like fan fiction. Firstly, I don't think you can take out a life insurance policy on a spouse without their permission, at least not in the US. Second, why would she have to do it secretly in the first place? Having a life insurance policy for a breadwinner is an uncontroversial decision for the vast majority of married couples.
It is possible to take out insurance policies on family members without their permission in the US, but the story about her telling him she needs to do it because “black men don’t hail from a race where the man has a plan like Indian men so I have to plan ahead.” sounds like complete BS. The whole story setup of her being from a so-called 'good family', since her father is a doctor, makes no sense that she would marry a man she feels she can't depend on and so must perform underhanded actions.

As you noticed, you sometimes have to pay attention to the story being told, not because it is true, but because the nature of the story demonstrates a disguised attempt to insult Black people, (in this case being Black men in particular). Like I have pointed out before, there is an undercurrent of misandrists here on this website, alongside some open ones like the former Sex-Worker.
 

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It is possible to take out insurance policies on family members without their permission in the US, but the story about her telling him she needs to do it because “black men don’t hail from a race where the man has a plan like Indian men so I have to plan ahead.” sounds like complete BS. The whole story setup of her being from a so-called 'good family', since her father is a doctor, makes no sense that she would marry a man she feels she can't depend on and so must perform underhanded actions.

As you noticed, you sometimes have to pay attention to the story being told, not because it is true, but because the nature of the story demonstrates a disguised attempt to insult Black people, (in this case being Black men in particular). Like I have pointed out before, there is an undercurrent of misandrists here on this website, alongside some open ones like the former Sex-Worker.

they snuck in from lsa
 

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Black folks are in last place socially, economically, and physically while arguing about who smashing who. All these hate tiktok videos, 50/50 podcasts. Whites, Hispanics, and Asians sitting back eating popcorn enjoying the show. Black folks down bad:russ:



I'm just tryna get mine and get out. :hubie:

:what:

do you even understand how ridiculous your post is
like you really think all these other groups of people are sitting back, eating popcorn and laughing at us

When in reality

  1. WM created the so-called manosphere to go against their own women
  2. WW always been the face of feminism have recruited, the younger generation of their own in strong numbers to reverse patriarchy into a matriarchy like our community
  3. AW I completely fascinated with WM & are attempting to completely separate themselves from their own men
  4. AM the highest earners in this country, and is considered the least desired
 
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Not calling you a liar, but this sounds like fan fiction. Firstly, I don't think you can take out a life insurance policy on a spouse without their permission, at least not in the US. Second, why would she have to do it secretly in the first place? Having a life insurance policy for a breadwinner is an uncontroversial decision for the vast majority of married couples.
We’re not in The US, she hid it because she didn’t want him to know she plans to recoup off everything she’s spent on him over the years and they’re not married.
 

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Most of the women in these movement refuse to take accountability for their own failures and will eventually realize their problems don't change just by dating someone of a different race. If you happen to date someone who isn't your skin tone, that's whatever, but you have to be a truly lost person to hyper fixate on it. Man or woman.

The longer you worry yourself about people who choose to be lost the more likely you'll end up getting lost yourself. Divestors (men and women) are no different than the men and women who achieve nothing professionally/financially and blame everyone except themselves. Life works in parallels

They're losers and they build communities for losers to fill better about themselves as they vicariously live through the people they envy.
 

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I think they exist, just I never run into them in real life cause....why would I? :pachaha:

If I was then I would be clearly running in the wrong circles in the first place :mjpls:
I think it's like them white boy trolls that are online talking Mad racist shyt on the net, but would walk past you quiet with they head down IRL...it's only an online thing.
 

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Argument's stuck in an infinite loop at this point cause neither side will ever admit 50/50 fault in the way things are. Just as easy as black women can say the goofy divest movement is all a reaction to black men on Twitter 15 years ago, maybe a lot of those boys' moms cussed 'em out every day telling them they ain't shyt like their daddies that led them to that. Boys who grew up in the 70s/80s/90s were constantly bombarded with talk shows, Ebony magazine, Waiting to Exhale, _______ with black women screaming "black men ain't shyt" to the world. But what led those black women to feel that? Chicken or the egg. we'll just keep pointing and reacting to one another and taking shyt lower as we go.

30 years from now it'll be the same shyt, same result. "White folks' ice is cooler."

(And it's a lot of dark skinned black kids running around here. How that happen since let some tell it, ZERO black men fw dark skinned black women.)
 

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:to: Love wins!





























































































why do you brehs inundate yourselves with this horseshyt?

You gotta love yourselves and focus on the positives in your day-to-day. this shyt is designed for outrage marketing.
 

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Argument's stuck in an infinite loop at this point cause neither side will ever admit 50/50 fault in the way things are. Just as easy as black women can say the goofy divest movement is all a reaction to black men on Twitter 15 years ago, maybe a lot of those boys' moms cussed 'em out every day telling them they ain't shyt like their daddies that led them to that. Boys who grew up in the 70s/80s/90s were constantly bombarded with talk shows, Ebony magazine, Waiting to Exhale, _______ with black women screaming "black men ain't shyt" to the world. But what led those black women to feel that? Chicken or the egg. we'll just keep pointing and reacting to one another and taking shyt lower as we go.

30 years from now it'll be the same shyt, same result. "White folks' ice is cooler."

(And it's a lot of dark skinned black kids running around here. How that happen since let some tell it, ZERO black men fw dark skinned black women.)
The first time I heard "black men aint shyt" was when I was 10 years old. And it was from a friend of the family. Definitely left an impression on me. You're right. This has been going on for a long time.
 
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